wanted Advertisements. TANTED—Cook 20s, Housemaidlaundress 15s, sam 9 place; can recommend. GILLESPIE &CO , Queen Street. J~ANTED--At once, several machine and blade shearers. GILLESPIE & CO., Queen Street. ANTED —Four Fleece-ho's, 20s per week; three wool-rollers, 255; pres<=er, 30s; ploughman, 255. GILLESPIE & CO , Queen Street. ■ANTED—Britain's Best, the OSV MOND CYCLE. Come in and 868 for yourselves. - Harold Sinclair, Queen Street ANTED—AII to know Special Features in McCracken's Furniture are Quality and Cheapness. A good assortment of Rattan and Bamboo Furniture at T. MoCEACKEN'S, Queen St., Masterton. RANTED—Ladies to inspect the Bandan Sailor Hats at MURRAY'S Glasgow House. W -ANTED KNOWN - That B, E. Howell & Co., Ltd., Perry street, can supply you with all kinds of goods, including Mangles, Wringers, Oak Furniture. Linoleums, Oilcloth, Carpet Squares, Upbolstered Chairs, Toilet Ware, Pictures (framed), Brass Fenders, Sewing Machines, Saddles and Bridles, Harness, Ottomans, Couches, etc. Call and inspect. You will find us cheaper than any place in town. RAFTED KNOWN-That a collarmaker second to none is now engaged by HAKCOMBE & DONALD. saddle and harness makers, of Perry Street. A special line of collars is being made on the premises of the best quality material; fit and workmanship guaranteed. Collars made to order. Inspection invited. RANTED FLY & YOUNG, general carriers and mail contractors, have a large and efficient plant and all order? are attended to promptly. Commercial travellers samples a speoialty. Agents N.Z. Express Coy. Telephone 126. Stables, Bannister Street. / aujjclD—The public to call atR. J. . / Lyttle's shop (Gillespie's Buildings)" and see for themselves the selection of artistic wall papers, friezes, mouldings and mountings. The stock is always new and up to date. , ANTED KNOWN—You can get incandescent Burners from 3s com plete, Mantles 6s 6d per dozen, and Incandescent Lamps up to 1000 candle power from Phone 74. PIoEKRING 8R03., Sanitary Plumbers TO OLD AND NEW CUSTOMERS. RANTED KNOWN-That Mcintosh's f.T Hairdressing Saloon, Queen-street, Masterton, is now under the able management of Mk Alf. Lewin, who is well known in Masterton. Razor setting a speciality, &3 usual! -TANTJ3D KNOWN-If you arethink- . . ing of having a house built arid you are in doubt as to what style you want, just step along and talk the matter over with us. We prepare plnas and supply estimates. F. KING & SON, Builders and Contractors, Church and Dixon Streets, Masterton. ANTED KNOWN—That T. WAGG & CO., Coach and Carriage Builders, Supply Vehicles made to order, in any style, and constructed under personal supervision, from the best selected materials by expert workmen, and our prices defy competition. Our vehicles have taken first awards wherever shown. Rubber Tyres a specialty. Fitted to new and second-hand conveyances. Trade supplied.
7ANTED KNOWN-That E. J. Lyttle vV (Gillespie's Buildings) makes a specialty of all kindß of picture framing. We have a magnificent collection of every description of mouldings' and mountings, p,nd the public are invited to call arid make their own selection. Satisfaction guaranteed. " WANTED KNOWN— To town' and country residents, that the undersigned are prepared to onnect drainage work on the SEPTIC PRINCIPLE accord ing to Government plans, at the lowesi rates. Plans and estimates free on application. None but certificated men employed PICKERING BEOS., Phone 74. Sanitary Plumbers OOTS and SHOES; if you like them Hand Sewn, Pumped, or Pegge3, or Rivited, or Patched, or Colonial or English Leathers, a trial will convince at D. THREADWELL'S, Queen Street South. \-\T ANTED KNOWN—That if you require a good walking stick at reasonable price for presentation or otherwise, just step along to D. McINTOSH, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Queen Street, Masterton. , ANTED KN OWN- -That the Queen's Hotel is modern, well furnished, and Up-to-date in every respect. An ideal place in which to stay. Good table. The Best Wines,and Liquors. J. O'NEILL, Proprietor, Queen Street. F. P. WELCH, Chennells' Office, PERRY ST. • ■ MASTERTON. HOUSE & LABOUR AGENT. ANTED Good ploughman for station, 255. TAN TED—Cook for station, 30s. ' \T ANTED—Woman cook for country; T: ' hotel, 205.-'•>--.<• ■-•/.:,'. **' ■•'•• T|TANTED Lad.; to learn blackV smithing trade. ■''■'■"■■■••.■■' "'-'.',,"-■ XTANTED-i-Two good -books for sta'l tion, 255, 30s, TTT ANTED- Ploughman 265, man .'T for wood-cutting 255, good fencer for station 255, cowboy for station 20s. XT ANTED—Situation by good waggon'J er and ploughman. XTANTED—Married couple for station, J ▼ woman must be good cook, man general work; _2os week each.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8298, 29 November 1906, Page 1
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