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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 3032, 31 October 1908, Page 1

Waited /Advertisements! 6fcQiHOULD New Zealand adopt Com-\-J pulsory Military Traininp." Tonight, Y.M.C.A. Debating, Society, 7.15 p.m. Judge—Mr Granville Hunt, of Wellington. Public invited. TT7ANTED—A striker. Apply to vv Thn*. W aear and Co.. Masterton. l j—An experienced waitV» ress, also kitehenmaid. Applyto Mrs Meredith "Brooklyn," Eenali Street. WANTED— A refined person as nurse for two children. References indispen?ible. Apply to Mrs J. Caselberg, Sussex Street. WAM ED—All young men to hear Mr Granville Hunt at the Y.M.C.A. Men's Meeting at 5 p.m. Tomorrow. Strangers' Tea at 5.30. AE men welcome. A-I gold watch with initials "M.0.M." engraved on case. Liberal reward on returning same to Age Office. PALMERSTON SHOW. Visitors, remember that DUSTIN is cater* ing for your requirements in Main Grandstand, .. \OU SALE.—A Fairbanks-Morse.En-gine. 4 horse power. Bargain price. For address apply " Age " office. reat display of stationery and fancy goods at the Exchange Depot.—J. •I;OV»'T«-rc. W2i.ivjL.i--t. -U.A! v/v> j.\—a large stock of Cricketing Goods just arrived, and cheap, at W. CRAGG'S, Tobacconist. rr ANTED KNOWN—That J. Robint V son has commenced business in Masterton as a General Carter. Gravel, manure, firewood and rubbish', etcl carted on shortest notice. Orders left at 96 Villa Street, or at W. Cragg's will receive prompt attention. 7ANTED KNOWN—I have on ? / hand a good supply of tanks, which for quality and price cannot be • beaten. Country residents in need of tanks would do well to look me up. All kinds of Sanitary and General Plumbingundertaken at w reasonable prices. Cheapest house in town for Gas Fitting. Will be pleased to give you an estimate. R. E. JONES, Plumber and Tinsmith, Queen Street. 7 ANTED KNOWN—There ara t 1 small profits for me but big values for you in the Men's Light Boots lam selling at 12/6, 14/6, and 15/-. Call and see them. J. Kitchener, Queen-st., TVTfloforto" At Ai\x£rjj jvxmO *> x* —i nave justre- . V ceived a splendid assbrtinent of post cards, albums, Xmas cards, ladies hand bags and companions.—J. Lowndes Exchange Depot.

[%/ ANTED—The public to read what VV Mr H. E. Burley, tailor, Woodville, says: " I recommend the Standard Rotary to anyone in preference to any other machine, and I have worked all the popular makes as a tailor." C. Y. DALLY, next Pinhey's Stables. 'Phone * / a.l\ , ±jiuu— everyone to be in time /V on Wednesday morning at 10 J o'clock to participate in the Grand Bargain Rush for 1/- every article in window Seven times the money would not purchase some of the articles. H. A. Whelch means business and he's giving the public the benefit. rrVHJE MOUNTAINEER Motor Cycle ~s _L the motor that you should have for your business or pleasure. They are light, light, strong and very simple. We are sole agents for the Wairarapa. LYTTLE BROS. 'Phone 141. J ANTED KNOWN The Post ¥ t Office Auction Mart- is-the most - up-to-date in town. Sales are conducted in any part of the town or district. Prompt account sales rendered, and charges reasonable.—M. ARONSTEN, Auctioneer. All kinds of Produce and Poultry bought for cash. XT ANTED KNOWN—OnIy a few i\ more days of our Half Yearly Sale. H. A. Whelch, Queen St. TANTED Prospective brides to t V make up their minds to give their orders for Wedding Cakes to W. WILKES, Baker, Queen Street, Masterton. Hundreds of different designs to select from, at prices ranging from £2 to .£2O. TANTED—By BEEHIVE KNITt ¥ TING MACHINE COMPANY, New Zealand people to make Hosiery for them, Avhole or spare in their own, homes; make a pound a week; previous experience not necessary; constant employment all the year round. Write at once to Box 734, G.P.0., Wellington. HAVDNG been appointed agents for Mountaineer Motor Cycles, we are carrying a full supply of spare parts, so come right to the agents—LYTTLbl BROS. 'Phone 141. I TAN TED the residents to knowt V what the Government Viticulturist thinks of the products of the Tararua Vineyard. "I consider your port to be a first-class, sound, sweet wine. It is harmoniously blended and in good condition. In my opinion it should make a good reputation for your vineyard. The clai-et is a good light wine, and on account of its low alcoholic strength and light dry nature it should be an excellent tonic and medicinal wine." (MOKERS requiring a really enjoyn_) able smoke should try "Rosson's Special Pipe Mixture," which is mild and fragrant. All smokers requisites kept in stock. P. B. ROSSON, Tobacconist, Queen Street. TANTED KNOWN—A well-cooked t t meal, cleanly served by capable attendants, can be obtained at the Dominion Cafe, opposite the Post Office, Masterton. All meals Is. Suppers served till midnight.—A. REBAY Pronriftor.

W-ti-bA you »ra going in fc* a new cycle see that you got a good one because they are the cheapest in the end. We only stock first-class machines and guarantee every machine that we sell. LTTTLE BEOS. 'Phone 141. 7 ANTED KNOWN.— SINCLAIR & t f BROWN have landed a big shipment of the famous Osmond bicycle. Half the people, who push through life on a Mke vide this machine. It runs easy, wears well, and wants very little repair unless you collide with a motor car. Even then we will make it as good as jipw for a few shillings. BOUTS FOR GREAT CRICKETERS White "Champion" Cricket Boots, with rubber soles ... 5/1 White " National" Cricket Boots, with white rubber soles B'i> White Canvas Cricket Boots, sewn leather soles, English-make ... 7/6 White Canvas Cricket Boots, leather lined, extra stout leather soles 10/3 AT i R. HANNAH & CO. Queen Street, Masterton, Tcfy hone 175.