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Wairarapa Daily Times, 6 October 1936, 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, t»e ; the “Daily Times’ ’ Wanted Column. One insertion 20 words 1/6, twice-, ; times 3/6. If unable ' to call at the Office, dial Humber 1026, and yoUr advt. will be taken down.

gd—PILLOW SLIPS, 10-year guaran- { tee. Sheets, 12/11 pair, hemmed. | Serviceable Towels, 1/-. Fast-colour Prints, 71d. Save at Cody’s Cash Drapery. 0/1 I— ART SILK BEDSPREADS, 07 all shades, 90 x 70 6/6, 100 x 80 7/11. Embroidered Art Silk, in Gold, Rose, Blue, Green, scalloped' edge, 90 x. 70 7/11, 100 x9O 11/9. Save at Cody ’s Cash Drapery. 10 /G~ MOBOCGO HANDBAGS, in ' smartest shapes. Washable Doeskin Gloves, all sizes, 6/11. White Kid Belts, from lOd. Save at'Cody’s Cash Drapery. • 10/6“ NOVELrrY PYJAMAS, laL ■ est shapes. Kiddies’ Locknit Bloomers, 74d. Marocain Frocks, 9/11. Save, at Cody’s Cash Drapery. ZiQ/ —TAILORED SPRING COSHyJ " TUMES. Unshrinkable Floral Art Silk Afternoon Frocks, 22/6. Swagger Suits, 26/6. Spring Coats, 29/6. Save at Cody’s Cash Drapery. 1/11 —PURE SILK HOSE. Art X/ XX Siik Hose, 1/6. ‘ Fully-fash-ioned Delustred Hose, 2/11. Macrame Belts, 1/6. Suede Belts, fancy, 2/3. Save at Cody’s Cash Drapery. •" SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED. —CIean, capable domestic, 9: a.m. to 4 p.m. daily,'9 a.m. to-2 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays; 10/- per/week. Address at “Daily Times.!’ . WANTED TO BUT. WANTED TO BUY. —Girl’s secondhand bicycle. Address at “Times” Office. WANTED TO BUY.— Two full" sets of pram' wheels, large preferred. Write, to “Wheels,” c/o “Times’’ Office. ~ •TO LET. . ~ /TO LET.— 1 : LVo front- ■ bed-sitting rooms, fireplace, electric light; West end. Address at “Daily Times.” , LOST AND FOUND. LOST.- —On: Thursday, gold brooch, between Hawksworth’s and Graham & Co.’s. Valued as. keepsake. Finder please return to “Daily Times.” . Reward. &EN! Purchase your Shoes from Hubbard Bros. Latest styles in tan and black, reasonably priced. The shop for Men’s Shoes.—Hubbard Bros., Page’s buildings, Perry Street, jupt off Queen Street. * 1 FOR SALE. FOR SALE. —Challen piano, in good condition. Price moderate. Write to “ A 133,” c/o “Daily Times.” " URGENT DISPOSAL/ 3-seatcr car, dickey seat, new tyres and battery; 40 m.p.g.; motor, paint,and hood in tip-top order. Worth £65. No reasonable casji offer refused. . Address at “Daily Times.'”'. ' ' ' j ■ _ FRESH FOXTON WHITEBAIT "for sale; 2/3 a cupful.-—C. Gambitsis, Farmers’ Fish Shop and Oyster 1 Saloon. /,• FOR SALE. —Furniture and effects, nine-roomed boardinghouse, one minute from P. 0., fully furnished for eleven boarders; wireless and all conveniences; £l6O for a quick sale. Price only half insured value. Illness of owner only reason for selling. Easy rent. Apply 10 Perry Street. ■

GENERAL. i BAD LEGS and Varicose Ulcers safely treated at hqifie with Varex Method. Simple, inexpensive, safe. Booklet free from Ernest Healey, Pharmaceutical Chemist, Box 1558 V, Wellington. A GUARANTEE Worth while! Lawn Mowers can.be sharpened and set by W. Lewis to cut ryegrass. A correct edge and easy pushing. Satisfaction or no charge. Depot, c/o Les. Sharman’s Cycle Shop. •• ■* SPRING GOODS! The latest in “Jack Taf ’’ Millinery, Every hat a model, from! 19/6. Smart Pedalines, from 12/11. "Small smart shapes in Cire Straw, Navy, Black, Brown, 19/6. — Graham and Co., Ltd. ; ; SPRING GOODS.— Light-weight Pelt Hats, in Fawn, from 7/11 each. Exclusive Models in' Sisol < Straw, trimmed velvet ribbon and floWers, 19/6, 21/-, 25/- each. Matrons’ Millinery, from 12/11 each. —Graham and Co., Ltd. ;U SPRING GOODS! Tailored Costumes, in new tweeds, link button or plain style. Shades of Grey and Fawn. Sizes, S.S.W., S.W. and W., from 49/6.—Graham and Co., Ltd. . . SPRING GOODS!' New summerweight Cardigans, in plain or lace knit. Belted or ribbed waist styles. Cherry, Chou Green, Spindleberryj etc. S.W., W„ 0.5., 10/11, 14/6 to 25/-.—Graham and Co., Ltd. ‘ .. / • " ■ SPRING GOODS! Lace LockSt Blouses in good quality, Pastel shades, 3/11. White Silk Shirt Blouses, threeway collar, from 5/6. Kabe Crepe Shirts, from 6/6. —Graham & Co., Ltd. —AND DON’T FORGET! “Nugget” your shoes every morning. FLOWER . SEEDLINGS! See. our. wonderful plants. 50 .varieties, to choose from, all guaranteed grown from best of strains’, frpm-1/-' per dozen, 4/-, pei; box. Special quotations for quantity.. —At Robinson and Sons, Nurserymen, ! Whatman-Road, ’phone ■ 1304. - Depot right opposite Regent Theatre, ’phone 1405. ' 'p: VENIDIUM (“Monarch of the Veldt”) —Glorious South African plants which •we now offer in mixed colours, comprising, shades of Orange, Cream, Lemon, Yellow and Straw-tipped, with buff.. Height, 2 to 3 feet. Also now ready, Livingston Daisies and Gajanea Hybrids, two of South Africa’s choicest gems. No garden is complete without afew.plants of these outstanding, introductions. Procurable at J. .Buckton’s, Daniell’s Buildings, agent-" and depot for E. Hale and Son, Wairarapa Nurseries. / DARK POLIFLOR WAX—the ib polish for dark wood floors. A rich more lasting shine. OCCIDENTAL Furniture Mart, Com ;! plete House Furnishers, corner Park Street and Queen 'Street.—Chesterfield Suite, from £9/15/-; Kitchen Chairs from 9/11; Carpets, f];om £3/19/6; Oak Tallboys, £3/5/-; Rimn, £2/5/-; Carpet Runners, from 4/6 yard; • Fireside Chairs, from 22/6; Bedside Tables, 18/6; 3-piece Fire Suite, £6/15/-; Oak Dining Suite, from £ls/5/-; Oak Bedroom Suite, £l6/17/6; Mattresses, from 12/6; Tea Wagons, from 13/11; ! Card Tables, 12/9. |

CARNATIONS, Perpetual Flowering. —Strong, well-rooted plants, to bloom the coming summer, are now ready. A wide range of self *colours and variegateds is offered and blooms may be seen at Nursery on Mondays and Thursday. Prices, 9d each, or 7s 6d per dozen. Also a large collection of Flower Seedlings grown from the best strains of seed, including Nemesia,: Stocks, Schizanthus, Iceland Poppies, Violas, etc. Plants are well hardened to frosts and weather conditions. —Allen’s Plant Nursery, 22 Macara Street. JUST LANDED from the South: Island, a further shipment of Seed Potatoes of the following varieties: —Early Rose, Robin Adair, Beauty of Hebron, Early Puritan, Snowdrop Kidney,‘ Jersey Bennes, Cliff ’s Kidney, Black Kid--ney, Up-to-Dates, Dakota Red, Sutton Short Top, Epicure. All seed are true to name, certified and hand-sorted. We invite your inspection. Prices on application. —"The Farmers” (W.F.C.A., Ltd.) “SUNDAY RAIL CAR.— Book, your seat now and procure your tickets from us.—H. Jacob, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Railway Town ’phone. 1165. ; . ' ■ MACLEAN STOMACH POWDER (original formula), prepared by Ayrton,;. Saunders, Ltd., of Liverpool, now instock again. Unexcelled for all forms of hyperacidity. Only 1/- a packet,from E. F. Wilson, Chemist, 152 Queen' Street (next Page’s Corner), ’phone 1364. - ' : SOUTH ISLAND Seed Potatoes.— Suttons Supreme, Early Rose, Robin Adair, Black Kidney, and Dakpta Red, in small or large quantities. Robinson ’s, right opposite Regent Theatre. CARS AND TRUCKS FOR SALE. :» MUST BE CLEARED before the new season starts—large selection of used cars and light trucks. —H. J. Jones and Co., Ltd. 1935 TERRAPLANE COUPE, only run in. Call and inspect. —H. J. Jones and Co., Ltd. ' ;-• DODGE TOURER, one owner, in perfect running order. —H. J. Jones and Co., Ltd. r , ~ ! PLYMOUTH 4-door Sedan with box, 1935 model; mileage under 6000. Definitely as new. 23 m.p.g. New guarantee. Don’t miss this. —Ingley & Morris, ’phone 1952. . • \ MORRIS 8 h.p. Sedan, 1935 model" practically, new, Your opportunity. Ingley & Morris-, ’phone 1952. HERE’S a four-door Chev. Sedan, reg., good tyres; wants painting; mechanically good. Going for £30.-—lngley and Morris, ’phone 1952. CHEV. 6 TOURER, h.w. brakes, in good order; well shod and reg. £75. Ingley & Morris, ’phone 1952. DUCO - AND _ CAR ENAMELLING Expert. * — Car-owners are invited to communicate with F. J. Hunn, Masterton Hardware Co.’s Premises, Perry Btrept.

FOR SALE. —New 2ft. 6in. Rimu Beds and Wires, 27/6; 3ft. New Bedsteads and Wires, 32/6; Show Case, with sliding doors, 40/-; Glass-fronted Dresser, £3/10/-; New Folding Camp ■Stretchers, 17/6, 18/6 and £1; Concrete Boilers, 2|cwt., 30/-; New Linoleum, 5/- yard;—R. Russell and Son, Dealers, Masterton. FOR SALE. —Beautiful Rimu Suite, comprising Extension Table, 5. H.B. Chairs, 1 Armchair; cost £l6, and are in perfect order. Cash Price, only £5 10/-. —R. Russell & Son, Dealers, Queen Street, Masterton. • ' r WANTED KNOWN. DON’T NEGLECT your Eyesight! Consult Hy. F. Devereli, Qualified Optician, cr. Queen and Bannister Streets; Masterton. (Established 14 years.) . LAWN MOWERS! Lawn Mowers! For best service take them to R. Lambert,, Coradine Street. ’Phone 1637. —AND DON’T FORGET! “Nugget ’ ’ your shoes every morning. WE ADVISE YOU to book on the 'Rail Car for .Sunday, and Week-day services/; at H. Jacob, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Railway Town'Office, ’phone 1165. • ; ‘ FOLIFLOR, the lasting polish for floors and linos. Get the new dark shade to improve your dark wood floors ""RAIL CARS, Sunday and Week-day Services. Procure your tickets front us. J —H. Jacob, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Railway Town Office, ’Phone 1165. NEVER A TRACE "of Dandruff or Falling Hair since using Birmese Herbal Hair Root Compound and Free Karaski Massager. Generates blood: circulation* and strength in papilla and follicle. ! 5/6.—Wood’s Pharmacy, Masterton, and all chemists. “lawn mowers, new and used; shearers’ mattresses 13/6, Kapoc pillows 2/6; grey and white blankets 18/11 pair; rugs front 13/6; oval'mats 1/11; coconut matting 2/3 yard; nap trousers 4/6; fancy sox from 6d jsaix; woollen sox frOm 1/- pair; tents and flys, camp stretchers,. etc. —Pool and Son, Army Stores, Masterton; , ’Phone 1013. ' ' v ' ; "' “WANTED TO BUY, “dll lines in household furniture, sewing machines, rifles, guns, stoves, rahgesj bicycles, etc. Ring 1013, and we will call. Pool and Son, Post Office Mart, Masterton. ARCTOTIS HYBRID3.— These special hybrids include the finest range of colouring we have ever seen in Arctotis. Extremely useful for bowls and vases, and if cut in the young state, the flower heads last in water for a long period. Only a limited number of plants to offer from seed imported from South Africa, j Procurable at J. Buekton’s, Daniell’s | Buildings.—E. Hale & Son, Wairarapa Nurseries.