WANTED. WANTED to Sell Gent’s Bike, in. first-class condition; free-wheel, Edie hub, back-pedalling brake, new saddle. Apply—Manager, Hood Bros., Queen St. YyiANTED to Rent or Lease, 5 or 6 ; Roomed House; good tenant, no young children—C. W. Prarin, e/o Graham and Co. \\TANTED Known. —We have a plentiful supply of Milk, and prices are the same —6d qt. delivered, 5d qt. at the Dairy, 101 Bannister St. —A. E. Billington, Premier Dairy. Phone 2438;. WT ANTED Young Lady Typiste and Shorthand-writer. Apply Pragnell and McKenzie, solicitors, Mas* terton. YOANTED —Cook (female) for homestead on station; good wages to capable person. Apply Mrs Gosnell, j Empire Hotel. XTO Fuel Expense!—The “Little Won- " der” makes possible a hot bath in a few seconds by simply burning a few chips or a few ordinary newspapers. See one of these pslendid water heaters at li. Beale and Co.’s, Price only £4 10s. \ ANTED—Carpenters; work wet ' and dry for competent tradesmenApply on th’e job, Upper Renall Si. — W. K. Matthews. TENANTED to Sell—Lady ’s Free-wheel Singer Bicycle, front aud back brakes; just been overhauled. Price £9 cash. —66 Essex .St. ’Phone 1623. yyANTED —Two Smart Girls, 29s fid per week. Apply—Cosy Lounge,. Queen Street. TO AN TED Known. —Bargains in sec-ond-hand ears at H. J. Jones & Co.’s City Garage. Model Zero F.I.A.T in excellent condition; 2-seater Ford; 490 Chevrolet 5-seater; Briscoe 5seater. Call and inspect. 'THINK of getting a Fine Hot Bath. by simply burning a few newspapers! The “Little Wonder” does it. See one at H. Beale and Co.’s. Price only £4 10s. "WJANTED to Buy —A Horse (broken or unbroken); not less that 15.2. hands. Address at Daily Times. YUANTED —Laundress, with some experience; w r ages 30s per week. Also Wardsmaids and Housemaids, wages 25s to 27s fid per week. Apply —The Matron, Public Hospital, Masterton. WANTED—By single man, Board ” and Residence, private home preferred. Reply by letter to—‘Quiet,’ Daily Times. "VyANTED to Sell —5-Seater Ford, in ’ good condition; plenty of spares.. £IBO cash. For address apply at Daily Times. \yANTED —By married man, Position ... as Motor Driver; experienced. Reply by letter to —“Careful,” Daily Times. T>IRD Cages, Toasting Forks lOd, Toasters 2s and Is 6d, Frying Pans from 3s fid, Fire Shovels Is fid, Door-mats froiq 3s 6d. —Thompson "s, for cash only. A CINDER Riddle is not 'a puzzle— It is one'of the things Thompson’ssell to help you to savo money. Spark Guards and Fire Guards are seasonable —and don’t forget Thompson’s. XTOME From j Work in a Jiffy!—lf A you ride on Redfern Cycle Tyres. The best, obtainable from —A. Y. Millarfi Motor Accessory Depot, Queen St., Masterton. ’Phone 2358. T>E the Man Who Knows —That theRedfern Cycle Tyres are the best that money can buy! Call and have one fitted to-day. Challenger 17s 6d, Reliable 20s, "fitted.—A. Y. Millar, Motor Accessory Depot (bpp. Hugo & Shearer) ’Phone 2458. \yANTED Known —That L. J. Hollo* way, taxi proprietor, of 77 Church Street, has had his Telephone number altered to 1785, and that all orderswill receive prompt attention and civility.
YI/INTER Nights have no terrors with ' ’ a “Unique 7 ' Hot Water Bottle in the bed. Heavily vulcanised seams, patent stopper, -cannot burst or leak. Obtainable everywhere. 55 ;TyjATCH Graham & Co.’s hardware ” window for the famous “Braby’s”’ Eclipse Brand, all-British Aluminium’ Saucepans and Kettles. The quality is undeniable. The cheapest in the longrun. Saucepans from 7s 6d to 20s; kettles 27s 6d ,to 37s 6d. T3LUMBING and Drainage Work in all its branches is carried out expeditiously by our staff of qualified; workmen. Also Tinsmithing of all kinds done by competent tradesmen. Let us give you a quotation. —H. Beale and Co. TT Keeps Hot All Night The ■*" “Unique” Hot Water Bottle. Hep vily vulcanised seams, patent stopper, cannot crack or leak. On sale everywhere. 56 T>ABY is thoroughly contented with a “Unique" Hot Water Bottle at his feet. Cannot leak or burst because British made. Obtainable everywhere. 57 YX/ANTED Known.—Lawn Mowers Set, Sharpened and Repaired; also Scissors, Saws and Keen-cutters of all' descriptions sharpened and set; SewingMachines cleaned and repaired. Alt orders left at W. Biggs, opp. Paramount Pictures, promptly attended to. jtyJ’ES L. PAYNE, Clairvoyant and Psychometrist, 8 Bruce Street,(close to the Park and near Waipoua bridge). Hours 11 to 7. Correspondence by post. Send date, month, year of birth, in own handwriting. Fee 3s. Evenings by appointment. (HHIMNEY SWEEP. All orders attended to promptly and efficiently in any part of the town or district. Cal® or write. —PETER HIDER, Masonic Street. Orders may be left with -J. Purchase (late JrK. Blinkhorne') .tobacconist WANTED Known. —Don’t discard ’ * your Clothes because they are soiled or dirty. - Bring your suits and Ladies ’ Costumes alone; to me nv.d have them Cleaned and Pressed, and made as good as new. Satisfaction guaranteed. Moderate prices, civility and attention.—PETEß KELLY’S * CleaningWorks, opp. Knox Church, Queen St. Peet? A British-made ‘Unique” Hot Water Bottle -will soon restore circulation. A boon these cold night and costs a few shillings. Obtainable everywhere. 58-
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 46, Issue 14127, 27 May 1920, Page 1
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