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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 48, Issue 14610, 8 March 1922, Page 1

M«CJXAX. AI>VEETI*i!ME»X», ► THE ANSWER. m AUTUMN TASLORED COSTUME, im the rONABLE SHADES HftOWNB AND GREYS. INSPECT OTJS NEW LENGTHS. PRICES MODERATE. ff MICOL & CO.. LTD. XADZES' COSTUMIERS, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. % MftSTERTON BOROUGH COUNCIL.

will be received by the .undersigned up to 5 p.m. on MONDAY, March 13th, 1922, for the lease of the Gravel Eeserve, Section 15, Biver Boad. Conditions of Lease can be seen at . *9T office at any time during Office •■Boars. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. T. T. DENBEE, Town Clerk. TAINTING AND PAPEEHANGING. R. A. BUTTON. vfXTILL SUBMIT ESTIMATES for all branches of the Decorating Trade, Labour only, or by contract, in ftown or country. Intimates given free. •Best materials used. Glazing a specialty. Address: — ay WALTON AVENUE, MASTEETON *«1HB PEN OF A BEADY WHITER.” A ready writer and a good speller 3MEPENDS upon the PEN these PENSIVE days. THE WATEEMAN SELFJPHtLEB is not EXPENSIVE, it will •ccmrately PEN your PENT up thoughts. You will notice it’s all in the PEN and the PENALTY for not buying one at once is possible PENURY. .Moral: Buy a Waterman, and see N. E. BBOWN about it. Queen Street, Mastartoa. JkfcS. WILKINSON. JSAcflvsr ENGINE CONTEACTOE. CHAFF-CUTTING, HAY-PEESSING, HAULING, ETC. DONALD EOAD, SOLWAY, (otf Westbush Eoad.) TELEPHONE 2487. LADIES OF KfIASTERTON. srriHE EXTENT OF OUE FUE busi- j *-*- ness, together with tlie fact that I j ‘•Jjave had a life-long experience in the Profession, both in Europe and theColonics, enables me to introduce mv.aelf to you as a Mauufacturirig Furrier, and I shall be pleased to faithfully .execute all orders you place with me ior ’■ Stoles, Muffs, Capes, Coats, Rugs and | also Skins, tanned and dyed. .. We make a speciality of renovating j •mid remodelling work, and shall be j pleased to make ujy customers’ old j «Mns into latest shades at trade prices. Estimates given for all kind 3 of work and all orders, promptly executed.

M. BASSBN, iLAPIES’ TAILOR AND FURRIER, 26 MjBfcERS ST., WELLINGTON. HAWKE'S BAY AGRICULTURAL and pastoral! society. HAWKE’S JBAY AUTUMN skow. • HASTINGS. TUESDAY /AND WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21 and 22, 1922, ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY, MARCH Sth. Schedules and Entry Forme and all particulars may be obtained from the •Secretary's Office, in Napier, or from Jdndred Societies. A. M. KETEMEYER, Secretary, Napier. i ui, mm Mini ~ i ——i inii an I ft., f*. WELCH (jPHOJNB 1714) T.iiim LABOUR AND ESTATE AGENT. Phonedblffice 1714, .Private 1259. ■Office: TobacconiatTQueen Street, Masterton. ’* WANT ED Married man for Hutt; must be practical gardener well up to flowers and vegetables; wife, cook-general; £3 week. couple, Station; man requires good knowledge of garden work; wife,' cook-laundress, bread and butter to make; £3 5s week. Married couple, wife cook for six men; man, experienced in flower and vegetable gardening, pruning and spraying fruit trees, etc. Separate cottage; £3 5s per week. demesne, town, 25 /y

Cook-general, couni rt. 30/ AWAITING EMPLOYMENT. Married Shepherds; Married Station Managers; Station Hands; Cooks; Ploughmen; Fencers; Etc{ GILLESPiK '& CO. MASTERTON labour BUREAU, SERVANTS’ REGISTRY OFFICE ANDgjSNERAL AGENCY. BUILDINGS (Church Entrance.) AGENTS for/Norwich and London Aceident;/Norwi(‘.h Union Fire; T. & G. Mutual Life. ‘TYPEWIG TING Done Expeditiously; ,f«»y with Strictest Confidence. GILLESPIE & CO., / ACADEMY BUILDINGS, / MASTEBTON. ‘Telephone 1595 and 14('6. P.O. Box 47