Wanted Adverti d n i,i;i Not exceeding '45 words. One Two Three fcix Insertion CASH 1/6 2/6 3/6 6/b Booked ' 2/• 3/- tf/6 9(W ANTED—Smart boy to learn the trade. Apply to H. Byford, builder, Masterton. WANTED KNOWN—Lost on Masterton Railway Station, August 14th, a pair of rplled gold spectacles. Finder please return to Mr B. Scaunell, Central, Store, Carterton. WANIE L) Poultry fanciers and all : who keep poultry to know that a lOlbs Bag of Fresh Oyster Shell Grit can - be obtained for One Shilling from T. J. Nott, proprietor Cafe de Paris, Queen Street. WANTED KNOWN-That J. McEenzie, Mauricaville, haa an up- ; iodate Steam Joinery Factory, and is prepared to manufacture furniture at town prices. Funerals conducted. WANTED KNOWN-That if your Umbrella wants mending, overhauling or re-covering, don't throw it away, tut just send it to C. FOSTER, 181, Lambton Quay.. Wellington, who willguarantee to make it equal to new. WANTED KNOWN—That the Prince of Wales Stables are run on the most up-to-date lines, and under careful management. Buggies, gigs, b>akes, always on hire. Ho sea broken to harness. Cabs meet all trains. D. McMAIR, Proprietor. rfpO LofT -Commodious Shop, very JL centfal. For full particulars apply to E. Piobottom, Pahiatua. TWO POUNDS REWARD. LOST— From Morrison's Buah Hotel, bay gelding, think branded 8 near houlder, small white star on forehead, and "ugged. £2 reward will be paioL on rening same to W. C. Arrou, Martinough. T FOR SALE. HE Thoroughbred Horse Chainlink, by ChaSnshot—Nautilus. Apply to T. F. SMITH, Tinui. F OR {5 A L K-B A R G A IN S. 3 Timber 1 and Body Wug ns 1 Double Buggy 1 Farmer's Buggy 1 Oil Engine; 6 horse-power 1 Separator, Alpha-Laval. J. C. EWINGTON, Coach Factjory and .hhgineering Works. 1 fIIHE Talk of Wellington is K'holefield a JL Non-magnetio Post Otlice, Lever Watch, 20s; compensation balance, highclass movement; worth 50s; 5 years' guarantee. Addrt.&i, Scholelield, 36a, jVlan-ners-btreet, Wellington. Forage firea. aNTKD KNOWN That Hodges , and Sedgwick, (late King and Muir), have stinted in business as Highclass Tailors., Fine stcck new spring goods to tolebt from- Prices leasonable. Address llotQi, Cecilßuildings,. Wellington. 7 —7- ; WANTED— Partner for fiotirishifcg Lana Ag»ncy business, m rising town in Hawke's Bay. Business inoludes several good Agencies and appointments. Books oan be inspected, and ißank references given. For particulars Apply Adt Office. W ANTED—To sell: Boarding-house . . in outlying Township, turnover £35 month; lease 5 years at £ I per week, furniture and goodwill prioe £230. Fuller particulars from J. T. BAHslliT <fe CO., Fe lding. WANTED KNOWN—That* A. S. AWDRY, (late C. E. lvess), supplies good tea by the lb, from Is up to 2s 6c!, and by the half chest from lid up to Is 7d, special reductions also made on quantities from 51b to 201b. Picture framing at prices that defy competition, Premues, Opposite Pinhey's Stables. ANTED— To sell: .General Store, IT good country district, turnover £3600 to £4OOO annually; price £350, stock about £SOO at valuation J. T. BARRY & CO. Feilding. WANTED —Britain's Best, the OSMOND CYCLE. Come in and see for yourselves. -Harold Sinclair, Queen Street. N ■WrANTED KNOWN-That Mrs C. TT Baxter has taken over the wellkntnvn Willow-bank Boarding-house, Mongahao Road, Pahiatua. All home comforts, first-class table, and best at tention. Hot and cold water laid on. IPrices reasonable. 'Phone 53. WANTED Bicycles to ride an OSMOND. You can't go wrong.—Harold Sinclair, Queen Street. WANTED KNOWN—That Lindop's Cough Mixture will cure the most Stubborn of Coughs and Colds. Obtainable from J. Graham & Co., Queen Street, Sole Agents. WANTED KNOWN-That H. Poole, Nurseryman and Florist, 47a Manners Street and Bolton Street, Wellington, has a large and varied stock of Palms, Ferns, and other Pot Plants. Bazaars and Sales of Work supplied on liberal terms. Bulbs of every description, Rose 3 and Flowering Shrubs. Wedding and Presentation Bouquets, Funeral Emblems, etc., by Miss Pople, late of Melbourne. WANTED KNOWN—You can get Incandescent Burners from 3s com pleto, Mantles 6s 6d per dozen, and Incandescent Lamps up to 1000 candle power from phono 74. PICKERING BROS., Sanitary Plumbers R. HANNAH & CO. QUEEN STREET, - MASTERTON Men's Etrong working Boots, " Shooters " pegged, standard screwed, plates and nails, 8/6, 10/6, 12/6, 14/0. Men's light Lice boots for best wear, New Zealand calf, and chrome, the "G Brand," 8/11, 10/6. v Gent's Patent Leather Evening Shoes, court or lace, 5/11, 6/6, 10/6. R. HANNAH & Co.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8216, 21 August 1906, Page 1
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