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Wairarapa Daily Times, 2 March 1934, Page 1

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

GENERAL. A GREAT OPPORTUNITY for i man who wants to invest £3OO to start as a partner in a fur and ladies ’ tailors business in Masterton. Expert furrier and tailor willing to invest some capital and stock. Apply to “ Daily Times” for address. EUCHRE PARTY in St. Patrick’s Assembly Hall, Queen Street, on Saturday, 3rd March, at 8 p.m. Good prizes. Supper provided. Admission 1/-. INVITATION HOLDERS and other young people interested in the Young People’s Christian Temperance Union are reminded of the Social and Banquet to be held in the Methodist Hall on Saturday next, 3rd March,- at 7.45 p.m. Admission, 1/-. A good time is assured all who attend. WAKEMAN’S Friday and Saturday Specials.—2slb. bags Elour, 3/10; 3 bars Ist Grade Soap, 1/2; large tins Nestle’s Milk, 8d tin; Gold Spray Tobacco, 1 book Papers, 1 box Matches, 1/8; M dozen tin boxes Matches, 1/6. Shop early. “HALF PRICE BARGAINS.— Dimity Quilts, 25/-; Now 12/6. 26in. Tea Towelling, 1/6; Now 9d yard. Silk Bedspreads, 49/6; Now 24/9. Curtain Nets, 2/6; Now 1/3. Traced Goods, half price.—W.F.C.A., Ltd. “HALF PRICE BARGAINS.— Cotton and Silk Tweeds, 3/3; Now l/7£ yard. Check Suitings, 4/11; Now 2/6 Yard. Marled Tweeds, 2/11; Now 1/6 yard. Silk and Wool Maxocains, 3/11; Now 1/11 yard. Printed Wool Georgettes, 4/6; Now 2/3 yard.—W.F.C.A., Ltd. HALF PRICE BARGAINS.— Children’s Socks, 1/6; Now 9d pair; Silken Hose, 3/11; Now 2/- pair. Silk and Wool Hose, 5/6; Now 2/9 pair. Wool Cravats, 4/11; Now 2/6. Wool Lace Flouncings, 5/11; Now 3/- yard.— W.F.C.A., Ltd. HALF PRICE BARGAINS— Dainty Woollen Jumpers, 13/6; Now 7/9. Children’s Cotton Frock Sets, 13/6; Now 6/9. Children’s Silk and Cotton Bloomers,' 2/6; Now 1/3 pair.—W.F.C.A., Ltd. HALF PRICE BARGAINS. Smart Tweed Skirts, 25/-; Now 12/6. Tennis Frocks, 25/6; Now 12/9. Silk Frocks, 35/-; Now 17/6. Coats, 59/6; Now 29/9. Costumes, 75/-; Now 37/6. —W.F.C.A., Ltd. HALF PRICE BARGAINS— Canvas Rainbow Tennis Shoes, court and strap, 10/6; Now 5/3. Children’s Fleetfoot. Shoes, 4/G; Now 2/6. Women’s Canadian Sandals, 12/6; Now 6/3. —W.F.C.A., Ltd. FOR WELDlNG.—Electric and ace tone, and all engineering needs, consuH R. Lambert. Efficient service, low costs Coradine Street, ’phone 1637. ARGENTINE PEA (Everlasting;.— Bright Blue. Nice pot-grown plants now ready, from East Coast Seed and Nursery Co. Town Agents: Young h Fruit Mart and Farmers’ Co-op. Di»

SITUATIONS WANTEi> in^f™ TED T By y ° Ung girI ' Bituat ion m sho P or housework. Address at “Daily Times.” wants work~; sheep station preferred. Address at “Daily Times.’?.. WANTED TO BENT. small house or bach. Address at “Daily Times. ’ ’ SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED, 1 our young ladies to canvass extensively advertised line Write to “No. 123,” “Daily Times” Office. V'*.' BOARD. ““ ~ BOARD WANTED, ~pri two young business, men; washing and ’phone essential. Write to “300 ” c/o “Daily Times.” . , * LOST AND POUND. LOST. —Black ,apd tan sheep dog, lame in back leg; answers to namo 0 f “Dash.” Reward. Finder please telephone 1278. WANTED TO BUS-. WANTED.—-Air compressor, with all accessories (A.C. current); suitable garage. Write P.O. Box 136,. Hastings. POR SALE. FOR SALE.—Blueguin blocks, lft lengths; 15/-per load. ' ' FOR SALE. —Used Trucks , guaranteed: Dodge 1920 G. Boy Ton Truck, in perfect order, £BS; Ford r 1924 Ton Truck, Ruckstell axle, re-bored and overhauled, perfect order, £4O; 2 Ford T Vans, good running order, cheap.— Harcombe’s Garage, Masterton. WAKE MAN ’ S Friday and Saturday Specials.—6 Jellies, lid; 3 tins Nestle’s Cream, lOd; Factory Butter, B£d lb.; Best (English) Cocoa, lOd lb.; AntiAcido, l/ll tin; Best Mild Cheese, 7d lb. Free delivery. ’Phone 1550. WE DELIVER, Town or Country, Fairey’s Famous' Bread. A trial will convince. One Quality—the Best. — Champion Bakery. Ring 1576. MEN’S & WOMEN’S Bathing Co£ tumes, to be cleared at 3/11; Men's Coat Shirts, with 2 collars, 3/11; Men’s Tennis Shirts, 3/11; Do., underflannels, 3/11; Pyjamas, 3/11; Cotton Tweed Trousers, 3/11.—C. D. Shoosmith. PETROL ECONOMY! Save money by filling at Ly ttle’s Economy Petrol Station, Chapel Street. REMINGTON TYPEWRITER inperfect order; 3 only new Fireside Chairs, were 45/-, to clear at 25/-; Men’s All Wool Suits, in smart checks, 35/-; Kapok Pillows, fancy ticking, 2/6; Mattresses from 12/6; Blankets, from 4/11 each. All lines in new and used furniture.—J. W. F. Pool & Son, Post Office Mart, ’Phone 1013. A RUB OR TWO shines any shoe, if you use “Nugget.” ~MILITARY~HATS. Military Khaki All Wool Felt Hats, all sizes, 2/- each; a splendid, hard-wearing working hat at an eighth the price of an ordinary felt. Procurable only at J. W. F. Pool & Son, Post Office Mart. ’Phone 1013. RANUNCULUS.—Strong plants of Giant Flowering Strains now ready. Primula Malacoides (Princess Mary), an improved Primula; good subjects for winter blooming in sunny, sheltered positions. Cineraria Plants, etc., 9d dozen; also Cabbage and Broccoli Plants. Celery Plants, 8d per dozen. — D. Allen, 22 Macara Street. BULBS! BULBS! Plant these now: Hyacinths, Anemones, Single & Double Tulips, Freesias, Crocus, Ranunculus, Iris, etc., etc. Also Bulb Fibre for growing bulbs in bowls.—Robinson’s Plant Shop, opposite Regent Theatre, ’phone 1405. Nursery, Whatman Road, ’phone 1304. FOR SALE.—The latest in deck chairs, registered 71840; self-adjusting, and the most comfortable chair ever Been manufactured. Try one.—J. W. F. Pool & Son, Post Office Mart. ’Phone 1013. GENERAL. ■ WE LEAD! Others may try to follow. “Fairey’s Famous Bread.” Keeps fresh for days. Note address: 312 Queen Street. ’Phone 1576. STRONG SCHOOL BIKES with extra heavy lugs and bracket. The cycle for hard wear. Dunlop tyres and tubes, Reynolds ’ chain, rubber pedals. The best equipment only. Inspect these sturdy cycles. Cash or terms. 5/- deposit and 3/6 weekly.—Rolph’s Cycle Works, opp. Hugo and Shearer, Ltd. ’Phone 2458. PETROL ECONOMY! Save money by filling at Lyttle’s Economy Petrol Station, Chapel Street HAVE YOU TRIED Bolfe’s Wax for Floors and Furniture? PIANOS and Repaired. J. Candy, 33 Cambridge Terrace, Masterton. CYCLE REPAIRS.—CycIe Painted or Ducoed any colour, 12/6; new front rim, 6/6; new bar) 8/6; head stem, 5/6; all new spokes to'front rim, 3/6; new front hub, 5/-; new, Eadie coaster, 20/-; bottom bracket axl,e cups, balls, 4/6; front axle, 1/6; Eadie axle, 2/-; ball races, 1/-; new chain wheel, 4/-; new right-hand crank, 3/.-; left hand, 2/6; set of guards, 3/6; "head clip, ball races and balls, 3/6. Please note: All fitted free at Rolph’s Cycle Works, opp. Hugo and Shearer, Ltd. ’Phone 2458. 4 or 5 BERTH Camping Caravans (collapsible) for" sale or hire; a real holiday outfit, cheap and good.—B. Lambert, Engineer, Coradine Street ’Phone 1637. DUGO AND CAR ENAMELLING Expert.—Car-owners are Invited, to communicate with F. J. Hum, Masterton Hardware Co.’s Premises, Perry Street. Eat?mates given for all classes of work. \ A PLEASURE TO DO and a pleasure to view. Perfectly polish, floor®, with i “Poliflor. ” .

tributing Co., Queen Street. SHOES SOON PERISH unless you use “Nugget.” TWO VALUABLE Vegetables for Winter Use.—“Spinach-Beet” and “Silver Beet Broad-rib.” They are ’ both easy to grow, free from all blights, and you get from 8 to 10 months’ picking. New Seed procurable from Esau’s, Wairarapa’s Leading Florists and Seedsmen, Queen Street, Masterton. ’Phone 1051. IF YOU WISH BREAD that keeps moist during hot weather, ring 1576 for car to call. Fairey’s Famous Bread. FASHION GOODS in Ladies’ Woven Woollen Frocks. New shades of MossGreen, Browns, Wines, Hyacinth,, etc. High neck and trimmed with Wool-Lace to tone. S.W. and W. Reasonably priced, 29/6, 37/6, etc. —Graham & Co., Ltd. FASHION GOODS in all wool twopiece suits, comprising Skirt and Coatee; Brown, Moss-Green and Royal Blue. S.W. and W. Wonderful value, 42/-.—Graham and Co., Ltd. “FASHION GOODS. —New Winter Coats for Matrons. A Nigger Brown Honeycomb Cloth, large fur collar, £3 19/6; Brown and Black Diagonal Cloth Coats, W.N. and 0.5., well cut and large fur collar, £3/19/6. —Graham and Co., Ltd. FASHION GOODS.— Smart Coats of Boucle Cloth, in shades of Black and Browns, with first grade fur collars; sizes, S.W., W. and O.S. £5/19/6 and £7/7/- each. Please inspect.—Graham and Co., Ltd. __ TARTTTON GOODS. —AII the latest ill Millinery: Smart Model Turbans, in mixed colourings, 8/6, 12/6. Angora and Plain Felts, smartly stitched and trimmed; all shades; 8/11, 10/6, 12/6, etc. —Graham and Co., Ltd. FAIREY’S FAMOUS BREAD. —We make the best. Why try the rest? Ring 1576 for van to call. —Champion Bakeries, 312 Queen Street. BULBS! BULBS! Get our new list of improved strains, which include Anemones, Ranunculus, Hyacinths, Tulips, Self-colours, Freesias in bright colours, Irises. We also have Bulb Fibre and full instructions how to grow bulbs free, at Esau’s, Wairarapa’s Leading Florists and Seedsmen, Queen Street. ’Phono 1051. NEW STOCKS of Coloured Raffia, Raffia Needles, Tray Bottoms, Cane, just opened up at Esau’s, Wairarapa’s Leading Florists and Seedsmen, Queen Street, Masterton. ’Phone 1051. WRINKLES removed in one week. Superfluous hair destroyed by Busina (Regd.). Send stamped addressed envelope for particulars.—Florence Hullen. C.M.D., Bank N.Z. Chambers, Manners Stroet, Wellington. TRY ZANN FOR PILES. URY the Zann Double Absorption L Treatment free. Simply send sixence in stamps, to cover packing and ostage, and generous sample will be ent you. Easily applied, and an inexonsi've remedv. Zann Proprietary. !ox 952, Wellington. Booklets and locks of “Zann" obtainable from — J. V. GORDON, CHEMIST, queen street, masterton, 6