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Wairarapa Daily Times, 7 January 1928, Page 1

THE LOCALITY OF THE FUTURE SECTIONS EOE SALE FROM ONE QUARTER ACRE UPWARDS COLLEGE STREET ACCOMMODATING TERMS TO SUIT ALL PURCHASERS (MASTERTON’S WEST END) DANNEVIRKE DISTRICT A. & P. ASSOCIATION. NINETEENTH ANNUAL SHOW. SHOW GROUNDS, DANNEVIRKE. FEBRUARY Bth arid Oth, 1925. RAM FAIR FOLLOWING DAY. Exhibition of Stock. Competitions liberally catered for. Record entries expected. Liberal prizemoney. The Dog Section will be a special feature of this Show. Meccano Competition—boys and girls. Homecraft Classes. Butter and Cheese Classes. Send for Schedule and.all information now. Entries CLOSE WEDNESDAY, January 25th, 1928, H. S. M. QUIGLEY, > Secretary. PROBATE POLICIES. A LIFE INSURANCE POLICY is 'ideal for payment of Probate or Estate Duties. If properly arranged, it provides immediate cash on proof of death, and enables the estate to be administered without*delay or sacrifice. There is no better policy for this purpose than that issued by the A.M.P. Society, which Society holds an enviable reputation amongst generations of policy-holders, for splendid results and prompt settlement. Full information may be obtained on application to— M ..4 MALCOLM SANSON, NEW BUSINESS AGENT, A.M.P. SOCIETY, MASTERTON. J. HEBENTON. (Late Gillespie & Co.) LABOUR AGENT, ACADEMY BUILDiNGS, CHURCH STREET, MASTERTON. —Phone 2549. WANTED—Housekeeper for country. WANTED—Married couple, man cook, wife assist and domestic duties. WANTED —Housekeeper for station. WANTED—Cook-general for country. WANTED—Youth for sheep farm, milk and general duties. WANTED—Cook-general for town. AWAITING ENGAGEMENT—Cooks, Prossers, Shed Hands, Gardeners, Ploughmen, Shearers. ARTHUR WILLIAMS, PIANOFORTE TUNER AND REPAIRER. AGENT for NIMMO’S PIANOS and X GULBRANSEN REGISTERING PIANO, on view at Showroom, “Hirwain,” Pownall Street (opp. High School.) Phone 243 L MOTOR REPAIRS at very reasonable prices by experienced mechanics. All work absolutely guaranteed at Rue’s 1 Central Garage, ’phone 1124. ONE GOOD CYCLE is worth six inferior machines. It’s the cheapest to get a good one at Andrews & Rolph’s, opposite Hugo & Shearer’s. ’Phone 2458 FURNITURE AND BUILDING.—I am prepared to undertake orders for all kin is of furniture and building. Prices reasonable. Estimates given.—S. Carr, Dixon Street (at rear of Central Garage). WOOD-CUTTING.—The most economical and convenient way to use your firewood is to have it sawn into short lengths. We do this work at moderate charges ,and guarantee promptness and satisfaction. Give us a trial. —Mills & Youngquest, ’phone 1644, A GOOD LAWN is worth a good mower. Send them to Andrews and Rolph’s to get them ground and sot by the Electric Grinder. Opp. Hugo and Shearer’s, ’phone 2458. NYAL’S FACE CREAM, delightfully soothing and cooling. Price 2/6, all chemists. WHY WASTE your Firewood? Have vour Firewood sawn to suit your grate; 6/- per cord; quantities by arrangeni' nt. Orders per ’phone 1063 will receive prompt attention. —E. Sims, 3 High Street (Returned Soldierl. ALWAYS IN TROUBLE with Cheap Cycles. Go to Andrews & Rolph, the firm that has the best. Buy a Rover, Royal Enfield, 8.5. A., or a Hercules 1 Cycle. ’Phone 2458.