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Wairarapa Daily Times, 26 September 1933, Page 1

IP YOU WISH to Sell, Buy ox Exchange any Article, Bent. ,or Let a House, or want a position or have one vacant, use the “I>aily Times” Wanted Column. One insertion 20 words 1/6, twice 2/6, three times 3/6. If unable to call at the office, dial Number 1026, and your advt. will‘be ’ taken down.

TO LET. TO LET. —To first class tenant, new bungalow in course of erection; good locality. Apply Public Trust. , ; " LOST ANDFOUND. LOST. —Cheque No. A 878104, dated 13th September, 1933, drawn by Isabella M. McKenzie on Bank of Australasia in ravour of R. W. Oakley. Payment stopped. Finder please return to “Daily Times. ’ ’ . situationlTvacant; r WANTED. —Good reliable girl as companion-help; fond cf children; country. Apply 87 Worksop Road. WANTED. —Handy boy for work oa mixed farm; wages, 10/- a week; good home. Address at “Daily Times.” WANTED TO BUY. WANTED TO BUY . —in any quantities, household furniture, magazines, superior ladies’ and gents’ clothing, boots and shoes, etc.—Pool and Son, General Dealers, Post Office Mart. ’Phone 1013. GENERAL. GOOD BOARD available, business couple or two or more gentlemen, £1 per week; soft washing and mending; two minutes from P.O. Address at “Daily Times.” “MESEMBRYANTHEMUMS.—Everyone loves these beautiful hardy flowering plants that do so well in hot, dry situations, and give us during the hot summer months such a brilliant display with their satiny texture flowers. We have now ready young plants in the following colours:—Lilac, Rose and Silver, Brilliant Crimson, Cerise and Brilliant Orange. Supply limited. Procure yours now from J. Buckton, Fruiterer, Daniell’s Building, Agent and Depot for E. Hale and Son, Wairarapa Nurseries. CONSTIPATION Victims! Banish that half-awake feeling and secure glorious health again by taking Harvey’s Mineral Tonic. —"Wood’s Pharmacy and other chemists. BUTTERICK PATTERNS give the best results. The season’s smartest styles made without difficulty. Excellent selection of the* latest for Spring and Summer.—Hugo &‘Shearer, Ltd. HUGO’S FOR TOILET GOODS. We sell all the popular Cosmetics, Tooth Pastes, Toilet Soaps, at prices equal to the lowest in the town. Our bin system enables you to find what you want easily. Get it at Hugo and Shearer’s. FRESH CONSIGNMENT Seed Potatoes from Canterbury. See these high-grade seed—you will have no other.—Robinson’s Seed and Plant Shop, opposite the Regent. ’Phone 1405. Nursery: Whatman Road. ’Phone 1304.

GENERAL. 5/6 CYCLE TUBE FREE with John Bull Service, Roadster and Granby Covers purchased this week. 4/6 tube free with Dunlop, North Road and Land’s End Covers. Mickelin New, Tread, price 6/6, Tube 3/6, given free'. All Tyres and Tubes fitted free §f charge at Rolpb’s Cycle Works, opp. Hugo & Shearer, ’Phone 2458.

CYCLISTS’ WEEK! - 4/6 Cycle Tyros, now 3/6, guaranteed 9 months; 7/6 covers, now 4/6, guaranteed 12 months; 8/6 covers, now 5/6, 12 months’ guarantee. All Tyres guaranteed Britishmade and fitted free. Lawn-mowers ground and set by special electric grinder. Motors collected and delivered free at Rolph’s Cvclc Works, ’phone 2458. BKUCE Light lawn Silk and Wool Sox, wonderful value, 1/6 pair; Wool Felt Hats, 5/6; Fur Felt, 14/6; Striped Shirts, with and without collars, 2/11; Coat Shirts. 5/11. —C. D. Shoosmith. TENNIS RACQUET Stringing.—Get your. Racquet strung this time by A. Macalister, the ekpert who is a tradesman. Prices from 7/6 (school racquets), 15/-, 20/-, 25/-, 32/6.—7 Michael Street, or leave orderh at Regent Hairdressing Saloon, Regent Theatre ingsROLPH’S BARGAIN STORES, Ltd., are the cheapest in household requisites and presents. There are still good bargains in all departments. Goods are selling at half-cost. It will pay all who want presents, etc., to visit us to gain the advantage of the cheap prices. MILITARY OVERCOATS, 14/-; British Warm Coats* 17/6; Tunic -Coats, 6/-; Heavy All Wool Khaki Gabardine Riding Strides, 10/16; Boys’ Shorts, 3/6; Boys’ Tunic Jackets, 3/-; Long Tronaers, 7/-; Hats, 1/9; Army All Wool Sox, 1/3 pair; First Aid Outfits, 3 for 1/-; Kit Bags, 4/6; Haversacks, 2/-; Surcingles, 2/6; Entrenching Tools, 1/-; Khaki Shirts, Oilskin Coats, Oilskin Pull-on and Button-up Leggings. All Coats, Shorts, etc.,' dyed Navy Blue.— J. W. F. Pool and Son, Post Office Mart, Masterton. ’Phone 1013. SCHOOL RACQUETS strung for 7/6'. This iSj a better proposition than buying a new cheap racquet, as the gut used is superior to the original stringing.—A. Macalister, the Racquet Stringing Expert, 7 Michael Street. Orders may be left at the Regent Hairdressing Saloon, Regent Theatre Buildings, where they will receive prompt attention. ANGLERS-— Get your rods and reels overhauled or repaired before the season opens. When you entrust your roda to a tradesman you are assured of utmost Satisfaction. —A. Macalister, Gun and Fishing Rod Maker, 7 Michael St. Receiving Agent: The Regent Hairdressing Saloon, Regent Theatre Buildings, 1 Qiieeii Street. COW & HORSE COVERS, all sizes. We are agents for Rhino Brand Covert, a cover that will give you Service and Satisfaction. Lowest prices. Inspect at Pool & Son, Post Office Mart, ’lPhone 1013. FLORISTE! ’Plion* 1459 for Artistic Floral Work. All Floral Emblems created in the latest designs. Choicest flowers used. Moderate charges to suit all. Quick despatch throughout the Wairarapa.—H. A. Ball, Floriste, Floral Department, East Coast Seed and Nursery Co., Masterton. WE HAVE a Laiye of Used Furniture, etc. Children’s Cots, Sideboards, Table, Bedsteads. Duchesses, Crockery, Cutlery, Saucepans. Tools, Ladies’ and Gents’ Bicycles, etc., also a full stock of new goods—Men’s Shoes, Light and Heavy Boots, Hats, Vests. Shirts. Flannels, Sox, etc. — J, W. F. Pool & Son, Post Office Mart. Telephone TOl3. ROLPH’S BARGAIN STORES, Ltd.j for English Crystal. Copper and Brasswnre. Clocks and Watches, Vases, Jugs, Ton Sots. Ladies’ Ha nd barrs. It will pay you to visit us for good presents st cheap rates.

FORTY-THREE, YEARS’ dealing with Gastritis, Indigestion, Nerves; according to individual requirements. Month’s supply, 4/6. All Bladder Troubles, month’s supply, 8/-. The Old Time ’ ’ Herbal Specialist, 189 Upper Willis Street (opp. St. John’s Church), Wellington. Consultation Free. ” - TRY JACK STEVENS, -‘Nippy” Parcel Delivery and Light Carrier. Parcels delivered anywhere. Rubbish removed, 2/6 load. Orders promptly attended to if left at Les. Sharman’s, “T'e Bike Man,” Queen Street. GIANT POLYANTHUS. ‘‘ Sp ring Beauties”: This strain of Polyanthus, recently introduced by us, is without doubt unsurpassed for size, type and colours. This is the result of many years’ work-in cross-breeding. Numbers of Flowers measure 2in. across, and quite a large portion are of the frilled edge type. The colours are numerous, many shades being new in Polyanthus. Choice Plants now, ready, 2/dozen. Also 1-year plants in bloom, 6d each. —East Coast Seed and Nursery Co., ’phono 1459, Masterton. Town Agents: G. R. Young, Fruit Mart, and Farmers ’ Co-op. Distributing Co., Queen Street. DUCO AND CAR ENAMELLINU Expert. —Car-owners are invited t< communicate with F. J. Hunn, Master ton Hardware Co.’s Premises, Perr) Street. Estimates given for all classe.r of work. WE ARE HERE to sell you what you want, and buy from you what yon don’t want. We are ever ready to buy. sell, or exchange, Furniture, Bicycles. Implements, Harness, Churns, Separa tors, Tools of every description. We have been established since 1908—that is 25 years, and we know our ,iob. Robt. Russell & Son, Dealers, Master ton. ; ’ ' ‘ ~• 1 ' ' WHY SHIMMY? New equipment for diagnosing steering troubles enables us to restore new car efficiency. Lvttle’s Garage. MRS A. E. DILLON. Florist*, 28 Church Street, Specialist in Floral Work, Wedding Bouquets, at shortest notice. *Phone 2046. ROLPH’S BARGAIN STORES, Ltd. for Cheap Cups and Saucers, Enamelware, Pudding Bowls, Mixing Bowls White Plates, Chambers and everyday wants. Soap Powders, Face , Cloths large tablets of Soao, 5 for 1/-; Alumin Paste and Brushes, Pond’s Cream, Yard ley’s Face Powder, and all goods at cut rate prices. PIN US INSIGNUS. —Strong, wrenched, two-year-old trees: 9/- per 100, or 70/- per 1000 for cash. Get also out prices for Macrocarpa, Euealvptus Lawsoriiana, Black Wattle, Oregon Pine and Redwoods. Tt will nav von Our experience in plant-ng is free to al’ '-bents. ’Phone No. 1459. and havp a talk with us about vour plantin'oehemes. —East, Coast Seed and Nursery C 0. ,! Masterton.