w anted Advertisements. . AN TED—Carterton residents and the travelling public generally [ to know that Refreshments can be obtained at any hour of the day at the " Select Tea I Rooms" (Andrews' Brick Building 3, two doors past Marquis Hotel), First-class attendance. Finest tea rooms in district.— K. EVERNDEN, Baker and Confectioner, Carterton. R JOHN H. HORSFALL, the most . famous breeder of Merino sheep in the world, and Mr Henry Duddinp, the renowned breeder of Lincolns, give their their testimony to the efficacy of Quibell's Dips. Particulars from Dalgety and Co. 7" AN TED—Shepherd with horse and ' dogs; experienced cook for flaxmill, 35s per week. GILLESPIE & CO., Queen Street. ANTED—Machine shearers for Bth \ November; axemen to cut 200 cords of wood at 8s per cord. GILLESPIE <fe CO , Queen Street. "ANTED—Milkers and several young men for station work, 20s to 25s per week. Apply GILLESPIE & CO.. Queen Street. ,"ANTED.—Britain's Best, the OSMOND CYCLE. Come in and see for yourselves. -Harold Sinclair, Queen Street. , ANTED KNOWN -That R. E. Howell & Co., Ltd., Perry Street, is the cheapest place in town to buy all kinds of Household 'Furniture of the very best quality, including Pianos, Sideboards, Wardrobes, Duchesse Pairs, Chest of Drawers, Brass-mounted Bedsteads, Hospital Beds, Meat Safes, Washstands, Chairs, Wicker and Cane Chairs, Hearth j Rugs, Mats, Extension Dining Tables-) Wire Mattrasses, Go-carts, etc I TO OLD AND NEW CUSTOMERS. T|T ANTED KNOWN-That Mcintosh's ' T Hairdressing Saloon, Queen-street, Masterton, is now under the able management of Me Alf. Lewin, who is well-known in Masterton. Razor setting a speciality, as usual I DYEING AND CLEANING. ANTED KNOWN -That W. BAR] BER & CO., the Wellington Steam Dyers and French Cleaners, 46 Cuba Street, Wellington, have the necessary machinery for Dyeing and Cleaning Ladies' Blouses and Costumes, Gloves, Feathers, Boas, Curtains, Table Covers, and Gents' Clothing of every description, in a style that cannot be equalled in the colon . Articles left with our Masterton agents, Messrs MoLeod and Young, or our Palmerston Mr C. Brown will receive strict attention. 'ONPAREIL CYCLES are the most durable and artistically finished macmVea in New Zealand, being beautifully gold lined, and fitted with free-wheel coasters, r-te. Prices from 12 guineas cash, or easy terms arranged, viz., £4 cash und £ I monthly. Your old oycle|taken as part payment if required. Writa. for v art catalogue and full/particulars NONPAREIL CYCLE & MOTOR CO. Head Branch : Ghuznee St., Wellington. WANTED KNOWN-That HARCOMBE & DONALD are practical Hames'fl and Saddle makers, and they thoroughly undei stand their trade. A specialty is made of all kinds of repair work and satisfaction is guaranteed. All work turned out promptly and every attention given to the smallest detail. Address :—Perry Street, (in premises recsntly occupied by late J. Pringle). j WANTED KNOWN—flubbish Bins, \ Wellington patterns at Wellington prices. Made in two sizes, large and ! small. Prices from 916. Cheapest shop i in town ,for gas fittings. If you require any done, ring up 'Phone 138. j R. E. JONES, j Sanitary Plumber (by 6zam.) ij Queen-street, Masterton. j • DIMOCK & CO., LTD., are buyers of ten thousand (10,000) first-class quality Bacon Pigs, Maiden Sows or Barrows. Farmers will do well before selling their Pigs to see the Agent. The next truck for livo pigs leaves Mauriceville on Tuesday. November 6th. Agent—Mß J. STOTT, Rongokokako. /ANTED KNOWN That A. S. T T AWDRY'S Teas are the beat and most economical on the market. Once tried, always used. From Is .o 28 4d per lb. Great reductions to buyers of large quantities. Come and see my new Pioture Mouldings, just arrived, Good selection, very choice. Premises opposite Pinheyte Stables. /oni J KNOWN-That at A. EAST'S Central Tea and Refreshment Rooms, Pahiatua, you can get a Freshly-mads teapot of pure tea, with cakes, bread and butter, sandwiches, etc. ready at any time. All classes of CATERING undertaken in Town or Country. Fresh supply of Small Goods daily,. Dealers in selected Ceylon and Indian Teas, in packet or bulk. Samples and prices sent post free. East's Central Tea Rooms. RANTED KNOWN-That the Empire Hotel, Queen Street, Masterton, is run according to the most modern lines, and every attention given to the wants of patroDS. Travelling public a specialty. Best Irards of Liquors stocked. Cabs meet ail trains. J. CRESS, Proprietor. F. P. WeEch a CH'ENNeiJjs' Office PERRY ST. MASTERTON. HOUSE & LABOUR AGENT. RANTED—Woman- Cook, also Wait- »■ t rcss, for Opafci racecourse cottisge, I>V Mo.'uhiv next; good waged. PffJASTFD-Two youths lo l-\<un the V? engineering tradu in Masterton. RANTED—Two good axemen for T s.i-wmill, 8s dny. 'J ANTED—TaUer-oi.it for sawr' 1 ' °~ day. r/"AN'f ED-Experienced farm hand, must bo able to milk 2 or 3 cows, 255., RANTED—Married couple for station, t t woman must be good cook, man general work; 20s week each.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8265, 19 October 1906, Page 1
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