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Wairarapa Daily Times, 23 July 1935, Page 1

WANTED TO BENT. wanted to lease —3O or 40 acres land, Kandy to Masterton. Apply 2G High Street, ’phone 1055. KiMUKaKWMWfflgTMwrcittdKHMiflssifiW 'iwiinmMin— Mmmmammmmammm TO LET. TO LET.—House, 6 rooms, 127 Chapel Street. Apply F. Norris, 14 Sussex St. TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS to let, 10/- per week; all conveniences; electric light and gas. For address, apply “Daily Times.” LOST AND FOUND. ■ FOUND—Tobacco Mixtures always proportionately the same. Dark, Medium and Light.—H. Jacob, Tobacconist, 3 doors from Cosy Theatre. LOST. —A burned tongue. I’ve changed to Jacob’s Tobacco Mixture. —H. Jacob, Tobacconist, 3 doors from Cosy ThecAre. WANTED TO BUY. WANTED TO BUY. —Benzine engines. Good price for good engines. Write to “ Engines,’ c/o ‘ ( Daily Times.” FORESTRY BONDS.—We are pleased to announce that we can now pay substantially higher prices for N.Z. .Perpetual Forests and Australasian Forestry Bondholders’ Trust Bonds, also Afforestation, Ltd., shares.—Forestry Bonds Exchange, Box 901, Wellington. WANTED KNOWN. CARBONETTES, the Wonder Fuel, now 5/- per cwt. —Mason’s, Lincoln Road, ’phone 1541.

MEN’S Fancy Pullovers, (Scotch knit, worth 15/6, selling for 9/11 this week, at Benefactors, 110 Queen Street. " WAKEMAN’S Wednesday and Thursday Specials.—3lbs. Best Mildura Sultanas, 1/3; 41b. bags Boiled Oats, lid; •51bs. Oatmeal, lid; 31bs. Cornflour, lid; 121bs. Sugar, 2/11. Cash onlV. Free delivery. ’Phone .1550. POOL’S EXCHANGE MART, Queen Street (opposite Knox Church), have for sale: —Hand Machine (almost new), Electric Heater, New Duchesses 37/6, 2 Cheval Duchesses, New Blankets, Bugs and Sheets, Oilkskins and Leg-' gings. English Boots, guaranteed for hard wear, Military Jackets, etc. —J. W. F. Pool & Son, Exchange Mart, Queen Street; also Post Office Mart. MAGNOLIA OBOVATA, the finest of all Magnolias. This new variety is covered with rosy-purple in spring. See our booklet, “The Cream of the Shrubbery. ’ ’—East Coast Seed and Nursery Co., ’phone 1459, Masterton. Town Agents: Young’s Central Fruit Depot and N.Z. F.C.D.C., Ltd., Queen Street. blankets! Bugs! Mattresses! Now the cold weather is here it’s time for extra warmth. Look at these prices: Single Blankets, 17/11 pair; Small Double Size, 23/11; Full Double Size, 28/6 pair; Mattresses from 12/6; Pillows from 2/6; Kapok, 1/1 lb.; Bugs in all sizes, and qualities at right prices. It will pay you to inspect'our.stock before buying.—J. W. F. Pool and Son, Post Office Mart, ’phone 1013, and Exchange Mart, Queen Street. __ LADIES! Take your fur coat requiring remodelling or renovating to our Masterton representatives, C. Smith, Ltd., Queen Street. We do the cleverest fur work in the Dominion. —Fur Tailors, Ltd., English Furriers, Wellington.

FOR SALE. ENGLISH Tweed Trousers.—We offer a limited quantity this week at 7/11 pair, at Benefactors, 110 Queen Street. NATIONAL CREDIT FILE, in good order, -Tor sale. Apply Public Trust Office, Masterton. SPRlNG 'FloweringAnnuals and Perennial Plants.—Thousands of well hardened Seedlings are now ready at Allen’s Plant Nursery at the grower’s price, 9d per dozen. The best strains of seed used. The list includes Nemesia, Schizanthus, Violas, Pansies, Stocks (Beauty, Ten-week and self colours), Antirrhinums (Semi-dwarf and Tom Thumb), Cinerarias, Iceland Poppies, and many others. Visit Allen’s Plant Nursery, 22 Macara Street, for the best and cheapest Seedlings. MEN’S Felt Hats, heavy quality. Usually 7/6; Clearing at 5/11, at Benefactors, 110 Queen Street. ; ~ FOR SALE. —1930 Chevrolet Six, as new; small mileage.—lngley & Morris, Queen Street, telephone 1952. “FOR SALE. —Willys Knight Sedan, one owner, small mileage; cheap.—ring 1 ley & Morris, Queen Street, ’phone 1952, - ' ' •' ■ . FOR SALE. —Morris-Cowley* Sedan, just been overhauled; guaranteed. Ingley & Morris, Queen Street. ’Phone 19.52. _____ FOR SALE. —Two Chevrolet Tourers, ono at. £2O, one at £6o.—lngley & Morris, Queen Street. ’Phone 1952.

WOOD. —Dry Bata, 2/- a bag. Delivered anywhere, any time. —C. Harris, '’Phones 1230, 2554. SPECIAL VALUE in Maids’ Tailored Coats, 38, 40, 42m., in Fawn Diagonal Cloth, fully lined; Now . 39/6. Fancy Velour and Diagonal Cloth Coats, Black and colours, large fur col-' lars, S.W. and W., 69/6, 75/-.—Graham and Co., Ltd. SPECIAL VALUE in all Wool Woven Frocks, six only, assorted shades, S.W., W.; Now 22/6. Diagonal Cloth Frocks, in smart styles, O.S. sizes, in shades of Fawn, Wine, Navy. Usual Price, 69/6; Now 39/6. —Graham & Co., Ltd. SPECIAL VALUES in Ladies’ Winceyetto Nightdresses, plain or floral trim, reverse and embroidered; W. 3/3, O.S. 3/11. Long Sleeve Nightdresses,, well made and embroidered, W. 5/6, O.S. 6/6. High-neck Heavy Twill Winceyette Nightdresses, W. 8/6, O.S. 9/6. —Graham & Co., Ltd. __ SPECIAL VALUE in Ladies’ Bloomors, good quality, in Fugi Silk, S.IV. and W., 1/11 pair; Heavy Cotton Interlock,'O.S.', Cream, 2/6; Silk Plaited Fleecy-lined, all shades, W. 2/6, O.S. 2/11. —Graham & Co., Ltd. _ SPECIAL - VALUE and Wool Vests, s.s., 3/11 each; Interlock Cotton Vests, short sleeves. W. 2/3, O.S. 2/6 each Heavy All Wool "Canterbury” Vests, s.s., W. 4/11, O.S. 5/11; X.O.S. Interlock Vests, in good quality, s.s., 3/3. —Graham & Co., Ld.