Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Wairarapa Daily Times, 22 March 1935, 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. If unable to call at the office, dial Number 1026, and your advt, will be-taken down.

WANTED KNOWN. MISS A. E. GADSBY, Dressmaker, wishes..to notify, lier sustomers that she has movedto'room in C. Smith’s ingSITUATIONS VAOANT. ~WANTED.—Good girl for housework. Apply Hotel Midland. SITUATIONS WANTED. ~ GIRL, 16, requires position, light housework, 8 till 2, or would take children out in afternoons. Address at “Daily Times,” or ring 1834. WANTED TO RENT. WANTED.— Furnished bach, flat or room, handy to town. Reply by letter to a Bachelor,” c/o “Daily Times.” WANTED TO BUY. WANTED TO BUY. — Second-hand' poker-work set, in good order. State terms and particulars by letter to “8.,” c/o “Daily Times”’ CASH IN on the High Price of Gold. J. Bradbury is offering wonderful prices for Old Gold in any quantity. Ask for a quote. Telephone 1148, Private 1503. FOR SALE. ‘ FOR SALE. —Firm ripe tomatoes, 3d. lb.; green, 2d lb. —W. Allan, comer Fleet and York Streets, Solway. GARAGE, J bowser and tank, £-acre section, good opportunity first-class-mechanic; opening taxi service. Price, £650. Terms arranged. Six-roomed house adjoining, price £500; £IOO cash, balance 5 per cent, or would rent at 15/- per week. Write “D.,‘” c/o this office. "WATERPROOF COATS! All guaranteed waterproof. —Albert Donald, Saddler, Masterton. POLIFLOR keeps floors clean , and bright. It’s antiseptic. ■’s ■;■ :.V *V - : * W NOW IS THE TIME to buy Gum Boots and Goloshes at Hallenstein’s low prices. Men’s All Red Knee Gums at 11/6; Boys’ Ankle Gums from 1/9 pair; Ladies’ Toe-holds, 2/11; Ladies’ Goloshes, 4/6.—At Hallenstein’s. 1 * NO FASTING with Naturettes, the Safe Slimming Treatment. Purely herbal, no thyroid content. Money-back guarantee. 17 days’ treatment, 7/6. — Wood’s Pharmacy. BRIDEN, General Engineer, Dixon Street, ’Phone 2098. Electric and Acetone Welding for all classes of metals. All’s well that’s welded. DOG OWNERS! For Dog Medicines, Collars, Harness, Leads, etc., * Albert Donald. . BULBS! BULBS! BULBS! Anemones, Ranunculus, Freesias, Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocus, Ixias, Sparaxis, etc., etc. Now is the time to plant for a display of colour for your garden in Spring. Only the best varieties stocked. — Robinson’s, right opposite Regent Theatre, ’phone 1405; Nursery, Whatman Road, ’phone 1304. GOLFERS! See our selection of. Woods. Great range. See them! LADIES! Autumn Hats .reblocked and retrimmed. Fur Coats relined and renovated. Dressmaking (pupil McCabe School). Your own material made up, or Frocks cut and fitted from 5/6. —Madame Carle, 18 Miriam Street, Masterton. ’Phone 1523.

GENERAL. SWEET PEAS! We have just opened thirty of the best varieties from the •world’s leading specialists. It is impossible to buy better strains, and any particular colour' is available. Also extra choice mixed, 6d and 1/- per packet. Ask for our list —it’s free at. Esau’s, Wairarapa’s Leading # Florist, Queen Street. ’Phone 1051.

THIS WEEK’S Special Offer for Old Gold, etc. The highest price by 20 per cent.' ever offered. Get a price from. J. Bradbury. Spot cash. Telephone 1148, Private 1503. PIPES at prices to suit all. See our window display. Cigarettes and Tobacco sold at lowest prices.—H. Jacob, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Bailway Town Office, 3 doors from Cosy Theatre. ’Phone 1165. ' PERRY STREET MART (late D. Sim) has for sale.—4 Pianos, Sewing Machines, Duchesses, Sideboards, Single and Double Beds, Axes, Spades, Shovels, Forks, Boots, Shoes, Shirts, Sox, Trousers, Hats, Suit Cases, etc.— J. W. F. Pool & Son, Perry St. Mart. PIPES! See our Window Display. -We sell Cigarettes and Tobacco at prices that cannot be beaten.-; —H. Jacob, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Hailway Town Office, 3 doors from Cosy .Theatre. ’Phone 1165. . LATEST STYLE in single beds, non-sag-wires, 29/6; Mattresses from 12/6; Kapok, 1/1 lb.; Blankets, Bugs, Suifc'cases, Attache Cases, Magazines 6d ;each—large quantities arriving every month. For this winter’s reading, join, jourc Book Exchange. Thousands of ißooks, Magazines and Novels to choose ; from.—J. W. F. Pool and Son, Post [Office Mart and Perry Street Mart. ’Phone 1013. , THE PRICE OFFERED for Old Gold still .farther advanced by Bradbury. No quantity too small and none too large. Try for yourself. Telephone 1148, Private 1503. . TEACH CHILDREN “Shoe Pride" —cultivate the “Nugget" habit. ■ LAWN-MOWERS! Let us Grind and Set yours. Best possible job, lowest., price.—B. Lambert, Engineer, Coradinn Street, ’Phone 1637. H. V. REED, Registered Plumber, c/o F. Groube, 73 Perry Street. Alt classes of plumbing. Reasonable prices. SHOW your “Shoe Pride" —use * ‘ Nugget ’ ’ regularly. SEE OTJR WINDOW DISPLAY of Pipes. We sell Cigarettes and Tobaccoat lowest prices.—H. Jacob, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Railway Town Office, 3 doors from Cosy Theatre. ’Phone 1165. . “OILSKIN COAT£h full length, storm, proof cuffs, capes over shoulders, 29/6; Oilskins Leggings, from 8/6; Sou’westers, Gumboots 10/9; Heavy and Light Boots, 16s 6d; Shoes, 14s Gd: large size Scissors, 9d pair; all lines in Men’s Trousers, Shirts, Sox, Hats, Vests, tec. —J. W. F. Pool and Son, Post Office Mart and Perry Street 1 Mart. ’Phone 1013. i

BLUE LUPIN and Mustard Seed for Green Manuring. Now is the time to dig your spare ground and get it ready for Spring planting. Recommended by the Department of Agriculture. New Seed now available at Esau’s, Wairarapa’s Leading Florist, Queen Street. ’Phone 10oi. LAWN~GRASS SEED, the finest machine dressed new season’s Seed is now to hand. The Autumn is the besttime to sow Grass Seed, and lawns requiring attention should be done thismonth or early next. Consult Esau’s, Wairarapa’s Leading Seedsmen, Queen: Street. ’Phone 1051. ’ ESSENTIAL to “Shoe Pride”— “Nugget” Shoe Polish, SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY of Pipes.—We sell Cigarettes and Tobacco at lowest prices.—H. Jacob, Hair? dresser and Tobacconist, Railway TownOffice, 3 doors from Cosy ’ Theatre. ’Phone 1165. AUTUMN FASHIONS. Matrons’’ Coats in the latest Marina Velour, with wonderful tipped fur collars. Mulberry, Brown, Grey. W. and W.X. fitting;; £5/10/-. —Graham and Co., Ltd. AUTUMN FASHIONS.— Chic Milling try to suit all faces. Smart Felts, trim cord ribbon and quill, etc., 9/11 each. Matrons’ Model. Felts, in Brown, Wine, Black; 11/6 to 15/11. Smart Velvet Toques, 12/6, 14/11. —Graham & Co., Ltd. “AUTUMN FASHIONS. —Fancy Velour and Face Cloth Coats, in the latest styles. These Coats are all trimmed with first-grade furs. Shades of Brown, Wine. Navy, Black. S.W. to O.S. Wonderful value. 79/6 each.—Graham and Co., Ltd. AUTUMN FABRICS. Knop Tweed Coats in latest tailored styles, fully lined. Fawn and Grey tonings. S.W. and W. Reasonably priced, 49/6, 65/-. —Graham and Co., Ltd. AUTUMN FASHIONS. —New Woollen .Erocks in plain or two-tone effects. The shades are Mulberry, Cherry, Rust, Marina-Blue, Brown, etc. S.W. and W. 27/6 to 59/6 each. —Graham and Co., Ltd. |.h*i