Page 4 Advertisements Column 3

Wairarapa Daily Times, 1 July 1933, Page 4

Grazing to let. Quiet heifer wanted. , v , Wanted to rent house. To let, unfurnished rooms. Dost tobacco pouch sought. Couple wanted to share house. Child’s lost cardigan advertised for. Reward. 0,. D. Shoosmith’s half-price; sale is still on. . Messrs La-ery and Co., Ltd., Welling- „ ton, insert an advertisement. 1 on page 1. Applications are invited for the position of secretary to the Masterton Fire ■Board. / v : ~: The Government inserts -a notice on f page 1 re alteration in name of Waira-/ rapa Aero Club. With the Change of advertisement in to-day’s issue, ‘‘The Farmers’ ” draw attention to the fact that their knitting competition definitely closes on -Bth July. . A In their advertisement., on pagd|T3, J. L. Murray, Ltd., draw attention to a special “Opportune” Saitf offer in men’s fancy socks and Jjße-end silk ties., J. '.Kerslake . and Co. advertise elsewhere in this issue that owing to the large number of lots'to be disposed of, the auction sale, which is being held at Berkley House tij-day, will be continued on Tuesday at 1.30; p.m. . The • entire contents of the dining room,, sideboard, -house linen, blankets, crockery, cutlery, etc., -will then be sold. . .. : ;

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