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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 49, Issue 14878, 16 March 1923, Page 1

WANTED. MATINEE, East Eight to-uight the enormous success “ Foolish. Wives,” a 12-part super attraction. Bo sure ami see this picture. O^ANTED. —-Boy, to milk cows and do odd jobs about place; good home to suitable boy.—Apply Frank Percy, 'Phone 350 M. RANTED —To sell, Essex street, house of live rooms and all modern conveniences; in thorough order; quarter acre section laid oat. Motor shed. Price for quick sale, £l:i7s. Terms arranged; open for seven days only.— Apply sharp, G. W. Sellar, Perry Street. WANTED —Position as help, private house or otherwise —Apply by letter to “ Widow,” c/o Daily .Times. 'Yy r ANTED.—Serving maid for MaaT terton and Greytown Hospitals; wages 30/-, with board aud residence. For further partielars apply Matron, Public Hospital, Masterton. Ranted . —Man or bov to milk cow twice daily for two weeks.—Address at Daily Times. —Bv youth, with small farming experience, position on sheep station or farm handy to town. —Address at Daily Times. ANTED—Work for clerk, draper's assistant and storeman; willing to take oh any work; references from previous employers.—Apply S. Smith, Secretary Citizens' Band. WANTED KNOWN.—My shop will be closed at 11 a.m. on Saturday next.—Mrs. G. A. Fawcett, Hall Street Meat Mart. 'TO ARRIVE IN A FEW DAYS.—An. indent, of Gilbert’s Rubyard Soccer Balls; a special quotation will be given to local clubs and schools. —L. A. Wadliam, Sports Depot. 'Phone 1686. T^WANTED —To buy, separator, about thirty gallons, in good order; also s.f. lever plough; state price and. make. —Apply S.F. P., Mangamahoe. TtTiANTED —To sell, five-roomed bun- ’ galow, built under Discharged Soldiers Settlement scheme. —Apply 70 Pine Street. WATER-TIGHT BOOTS.— Special I * r Quality and specially made have now come to hand. The price is 39/a pair. These boots are guaranteed water-tight. Also a consignment of light boots has come to hand. The, quality and price cannot be excelled; —»• W. F. Shaw, Queen Street, Masterton. you CAN GET THE BEST WOOD obtainable from J. O. Bovey, at wholesale prices. Measurement and quality guaranteed. ’Phone 408. WANTED —Young girl to assist with housework. —Apply Mrs. J. Cross, 62 Columba Road. W ALLAN, Baker and Pastrycook, " * is now selling Bread of his own manufacture at both his shops. The wholesome loaf with a nutty flavour. A trial solicited. WANTED. —Smart youth as junior ’’ grocery hand. —Apply, with references to Graham’s, 69 Queen Street, yy ALLAN, Baker and Pastrycook, • is now selling Bread of his own manufacture at both his shops. The wholesome loaf with a nutty flavour. A trial solicited. QALE! SALE! SALE!—Still going strong. This week some real bargains in Woollies thrown out, and still plenty of smart things for the Soldiers’ Sports. Do not leave it too late. —Miss Keetly, opposite Wagg’s Garage. T'LFRIDAFACE CREAM.—An e squis site Toilet preparation, cooling and soothing; fragrantly perfumed. Price, 2/6 per jar.—At Eton’s Pharmacy, Queen Street, Masterton. TVTEN’S ALL WOOL Natural Flannel Pyjama Suits, imperfect match, at 11/6 suit; Men’s “Barbwire” Cotton Saddle Tweeds, heavy make, at 17/6; Men’s All Wool Navy and Dark Grey Flannel Singlets at 9/6; Men’s Wool Working Sox at 1/9; Men’s Nailed Shooters for solid wear, at 25/—Graham’s, “Better Quality for Less,” 69 Queen Street. "C'EYERISH - COLDS and Influenza Our Influenza Mixture is the .prescription of an eminent physician, and one we recommend with absolute confidence. 2/6 bottle from Gordon, Prescription Chemist, Masterton. /YRDEE your Winter Supply of Firew WO od from J. F. Gleeson and Soa. ’Phone 1737. •WANTED KNOWN—That Osborne and Blinkhorne (late of H. Beale & Co.) have commenced business as General Tinsmiths in Workshop on section at rear of Smith, Son and Davey’s. All classes of tinsinithing and repair work done promptly at reasonable UST ARRIVED!—A large consignment of Spalding’s Ping Pong 11s- direct from factory at L. A. Wadm’s Sports Depot, ’Phone 1686. FORGET—That Old Jack Gleeson is on the job, and he still ts Firewood for iiifl clients. Dob t rgret ’phone 1737. ■▼ANTED KNOWN. —Will Richards r makes a speciality of catering for cnic Parties on Holidays, etc., with i three motor ’buses and 16-seater ar-a-banc and competent drivers. ng ’Phone 1192. r OU can gel long wood, short wood, ■ straight wood and rough wood, escially back logs for the winter, aft F. Gleeson and Son. Phone 1737 tR«. DILLON, Florist, 22 Church street, ’Phone 1518. Wedding tuquets, Presentation Bouquets, reaths and Floral Designs on shortt notice. Nice selection of glass-cov-ed wreaths. Note address: 22 Church reet. ’Phone 1518. ARE INTRODUCING low-down Flushing Combinations for Lavaries, noiseless and reliable. See ua out them, also first grade sanitary tings of all descriptions—Jones & yce, Plumbers, Queen Street. Phones 38 and 1357. ■ANTED KNOWN.—That I kEl™ the most up-to-date wooding plant in Masterton, and am oared to cut wood in any. length rered. Your order will receive prompt jntion by ringing J. 0. Bovey, one 408. - EGETABLE PLANTS!—we can supply, in any quantity, plants of ibage, Lettuce, Tomato, . Celery, ks. Savoy, Broccoli, Pumpkin, MarCucumber, etc. Ring Phone 145 • all Bros’ Nurseries, Jolmstone fat,, 1 E. Gibbs, Fruiterer, Queen Street, n agent.