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If YOU VvISH 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 th™ r* - ui «o caU at th. Mice, dial Ntuabar iik.Z /oVadf‘will If tat« do^

GENERAL. ST. MATTHEW’S Garden Party, Saturday, 7tli March, 2 p.m., at “Tow-c-ett,” 47 Perry Street. Stalls, Competitions, Games, Baby Show, Afternoon Tea. Admission 6d, Children 3d. HORTICULTURAL and Industrial Society’s Jubilee Show. —Obtain a schedule and see the list of special prizes, and enter early. SOMETHING to be proud of! Mastcrton’s Horticultural and Industrial Show, Municipal Hall, on Wednesday next. SALE SNIPS in Model Brocks, latest designs, W.X. 0.5., long sleeves, from 29/6; Shasta and Art Silk Frocks, pastel shades, S.S., from 14/11; White Frocks, new styles, well made, short sleeves, S.W. to 0.5., 9/11 to 15/11. — Graham and Co., Ltd. SALE SNIPS! Children’s Cotton Vests, from 1/-: Sun Hats, good print, 1/11; Infants’ Winceyette Petticoats, well made, 1/11 each; Maids’ Navy Serge Tunic Frocks, in good quality, 27 to 33in.; from 11/6 each. —Graham and Co., Ltd. SALE SNIPS! Best quality Fugi Silk Bloomers, S.W. and W., 1/11 pair; .X.O.S. Black Italian Cloth Bloomers, good elastic, 2/11; Children’s Black Italian Cloth Bloomers, from 1/- pair; Fleecy-lined Bloomers, 2/6 pair.—Graham & Co., Ltd. SALE SNIPS; Good quality Nigludresses in Fugi Silk, lace yolk, 6/11 each; Heavy Silk Locknit Nightdresses, trimmed lace and embroidery, from S/ll each; Cotton Fugi Pyjamas, well made, assorted shades, from 3/3 pair.— Graham & Co., Ltd. SALE SNIPS in Arc Silk Coats ioj Matrons, Brown and Black, 25/- each; Assam Silk Coats, in tailored styles, S.W., from 35/-. Six only Tailored Tweed Coats, fully lined; usually 69/6 Now Very Special, 39/6. —Graham and Co., Ltd. BULB GROWING in Bowls.— Free instructions will be given. A fine assortment of bowls. Bulb' Fibre, 6d per lb. This is novel and interesting.—ll. L. Esau, Wairarapa’s Leading Florist, Queen Street. ’Phone 1051. “BRING THE KIDDIES.— Decorate their tricycles, bicycles and doll prams for the Horticultural Society’s Show on Wednesday next. POLIFLOR, the lasting polish for floors and linos. Get the new dark shade to improve your dark wood floors. PLANT BULBS NOW.—Kanunculus, Anemones, Tulips, Hyacinths, Ixias, Narcissi, etc., etc. See our window display in our shop right opposite the “Regent.” Twenty varieties of choice Tulips, one of each, named, for 7/6. —Robinson’s, Nurserymen and Bulb growers, telephones 1304 and 1405. “BEACH AND POOL” Ear-drum Protectors for swimmers, now procurable at only 1/- a pair, from Wilson, Chemist, 152 Queen Street (next Page’s Corner. AND DON’T FORGET! “Nugget.' your shoes every morning. ORANGE, Lemon, Lime or Raspberry drinks all find favour with the children this weather. Remember to buy Han sell’s Concentrated Drinks. One bottle will make 24 gallons. ~ THE FINEST SELECTION of Pipes in Wairarapa, and the best value; from 1/- to 65/-. See them now.—H. Jacob, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Railway Town Office, 3 doors from Cosy Theatre. FOR QUALITY Developing and Piinting, try our Same-Day Service. Films in by 10, ready at 5. In by 3, ready noon next day. No rush work.— Wilson, Chemist, 152 Queen Street (next Page’s Corner).

\ WANTED TO RENT. > WANTED.—Two unfurnished or fur-* mslied rooms, near Triangle, Queen St. ■ Write to “ Booms, ” c/o “Dailw i Times.” / ' situations VACANT.""" WANTED.—Capable help. Apply Mrs N. IT. Prior, Perry Street. TO LET. " ~ TO LET.—Select furnished Hat; all conveniences; telephone, etc: Apply 4-5 Cole Street. ’Phone, 2073 . asaaa *' : i==sssz-szssss* FOB SALE. * FOR SALE. —Hariey-Davidson twin motor bike, perfect running orderregistered; cash, £lO. Ping 1923. i mmmmmm _ LOST AND FOUND. FOUND.— That you get the best Boot Ec-pairs at the Midland Boot‘Repairing Depot, next London Pie Shop, Bannister Street. Give them a trial. Satisfaction guaranteed. FOUND.—The finest range of Pipe® in Wairarapa is at Jacob’s. We invite inspection.—H. Jacob, Hairdresser and . Tobacconist, Railway Town Office, 3 doors from Cosy Theatre. WANTED TO BUY. FORESTRY BONDS.—We are ed to announce that we can-now pay substantially higher prices for NX Perpetual Forests arid Australasian Forestry Bondholders * Trust Bonds, also Afforestatiod, Ltd., shares.— Forestry Bonds Exchange, Box 901, Wellington. WANTED KNOWN. THE POSTER COMPETITION wiiL be a feature of the Horticultural Society’s Jubilee Show on Wednesday next. VAREX METHOD of treatment successfully and permanently heals worst cases of varicose ulcers and bad legs. Simple, safe and inexpensive.- No resting.—Varex, Ltd., Box 1558 V, Wellington. • v .’ t , * GARDEN LOVERS!— HeIp the Horticultural Society by sending in good entries. FOR ROOF REPAIRS, Spoutitag and Downpipes, the installations of hot and cold water, septic tanks and plumbing work generally, ring H. H. Williams, Registered Plumber, 88 Church Street. “THIS WEEK-END SPECIAL.—Aga Fruit Jujubes, as delicious and refreshing as ■ fresh fruit, Bdz. for 7d; large cake Milk or Plain Chocolate, 7d, or the two for 1/I.—The W.F.C.A., Ltd. . FOLLOW the Kiddies’ Procession and' see the wonderful display at the Flower Show on Wednesday next. EASTER BRIDES.—PIace your order now with Coila McCracken for artistic bouquets, sheaf or floral muffs. LAST WEEK OF SALE! Bargains in all departments.—Slioosmith’s Bargain Stores. , , AND DON’T FORGET— ‘ ‘Nugget your shoes every morning. ROKFIRE Honestly Guaranteed Batteries.—Power your car with either the Standard Rokfire Battery (guaranteed Id months) or the Gold Medal Rokfire (guaranteed 2 years). These Canadianbuilt and N.Z. -assembled batteries go into service fresh, full of life, and rigidly tested. Every Rokfire must be,up to the highest pitch of power and reliability. Obtain prices and details from Lyttle and Co., Ltd., Garage, Masterton. ■ * ‘‘BEACH AND POOL” Ear-dram Protectors for swimriiers, now procurable at only 1/- a pair, from Wilson, Chemist, 152 Queen Street (next Page’s Corner. "MACLEAN STOMACH POWDER (original formula), prepared by Ayrton, Saunders, Ltd., of Liverpool. Fbr all forms of hyperacidity. 1/3 a earton, from Wilson, Chemist, 152 Queen • Street (next Page’s Corner).

DUCO AND CAR ENAMELLING Expert. Car-owners are invited to communicate with F. J. Hunn, Masterton Hardware Co.’s Premises, Perty Street. >,.■ ■ WINTER Flowering Sweet Peas. Sow now our Special Mixture, taken from na'med varieties. These will flower in the late winter and early spriiig, when flowers are scarce. Don’t miss these seeds,. 6d and 1/- per packet, at' Esau’s, Wairarapa’s Leading Florist, Queen Street, ’phone 1051. "POOL’S Post Office Mart have for sale—Steel Roller, Military Tents, Oak Desks, Oak Wardrobe and Tallboy combined, Chesterfield, Doll’s Pram, Portable Gramophone, Oak Cabinet Gramophones, Attache from 1/4, .Seagrass Chairs, Kitchen Chairs, Ladies’ and Gents’ Bicycles, etc. —J. W. F.'Fool & Son, Post Office Mart, ’phone 1013. CLOSING DOWN SALE” Exchange Mart, opposite Knox Church, Queen St. —All lines heavily reduced. Pianos, Beds and Wires, Couch, Tables, Cot, Sofa, Chesterfield Suite, and dozens of lines too numerous to mention.—J. W. F. Pool & Son, Exchange Mart, Queen S t r eet. '"CLOSING DOWN SALE, Exchange Mart, opposite Knox Church, Queen St. —Kitchen Tables 7/6, Diningroom Tables 10/-, Chest of Drawers 12/6, Child’s Cot 12/6, Sofa 7/6, Couch 12/6, Double Beds and Wires 15/6, Chesterfield Suite £5/10/-, Hall Stands 5/-, Kitchen Chairs and Sundries. Offers wanted on two Pianos.—J. W. F. Pool & Son, Exchange Mart. CARS AND TRUCKS TOR SALE. DODGE SEDAN, five bearing crankshaft model, finished in leather. These cars are well known for their reliability.—lngley & Morris, ’phone 1952. m-.-ngiyrOBILE SEDAN, has been nicely looked after, mechanically 0.K., newly painted, recent model. —Ingley & Morris, ’phone 1952., FORD TON TRUCK, good tyres, cab and body. Just the thing for fanners. £oq 4 —lngley & Morris, ’phone 1952. HUPMOBILE COUPE, beautiful motor, three-seater with dickey; going at a most reasonable figure.—lngley and Morris, ’phone 1952. Artistic printing- of all kinds promptly executed at very reasonable prices at the ” Wairarapa Daily Times” Jobbing Department. Compare our work and prices. Telephone 1026.

PIANOS & ORGANS tuned and repaired.—J. Candy, 41 Cambridge Ter•aee, Masterton. ~,’Phone 1223. LAST EXCURSION to Napier this season on Sunday, Ist March. Book at the Railway Town Office.—H. Jacob, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Railway Town Office, 3 doors from Cosy Theatre. HOTHOUSE TOMATOES, picked fresh -every ’ day, at our own Nursery, Whatman Road. Procure a pound from our shop, right opposite the Regent Theatre. ’Phone, 1405; Nursery, No. 1304. — HANSELL’S Cloudy Food Flavourings are in great favour. Made in. IS different flavours. Ask your grocer for them. YOU are cordially invited to sec your prescription dispensed in. our up-to-date Visible Dispensary. Wilson, Chemist, 152 Queen Street (next Page’s Corner). YOU CAN MAKE one glass or us a the whole bottle and make 2$ gallons with Hansell-’s Concentrated Drink Extracts. Be sure to ask for HanselFs at. your grocer’s. LAWN MOWERS.—We grind ud set all sizes and types. A quality jofc always. —R. Lambert, Engineer, Camline Street. ’Phone 1637. SEE the counter display boxes of IK different flavours in Hansel).*s Cloudy Food Flavourings at your grocer’s. Cloudy Raspberry, Rum, Brandy, Banana, Pineapple, Orange, Creme deMetfthe, etc. \ SPRING-TIME is Mower-time. L( . us grind and set your lawn-mower aa<t ease your labour. Best job, lewwx price.—R. Lambert, Coradine Hfowt. ’Phone 1637. AND DON’T FORGET! ‘‘Nugget” your shoes every morning. BULBS! BULBS! Now is the time to plant. See our new varieties in. Freesias, Iris, Lackenalias, Tulips (self colours), Ranunculus, Anemones, Blue Bennett New, Crocus (3 varieties), Hyacinths, Ixias and many others, atEsau’s, Wairarapa’s Leading Florist. Queen Street, ’phone 1051. DARK POLIFLOR WAX— the new polish for dark w-ood floors. A richer, more lasting shine. ‘ »"'i ■'

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Wairarapa Daily Times, 29 February 1936, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Wairarapa Daily Times, 29 February 1936, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Wairarapa Daily Times, 29 February 1936, Page 1

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