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Wanted Advertr*emeti*s, ANTED—Married Couple, man to mill: and station work, woman housekeeper. Salary £BO and bonus per annum. GILLESPIE & CO., Academy Buildings, Church Street, Masterton. "YT7"ANTED—Cook for private family" vv Masterton, wages 20s; Lady helj? or General for Napier, fare paid; good plain cook for Masterton, wages 255. GILLESPIE & CO., Academy Buildings, Church Street, Masterton. .NTED—Shearers' cook £2. sned hands 255, 3 experienced milkers 255, cowboys 12s and 15s. GILLESPIE & CO., Labour Bureau, Academy Buildings, Church Street WAaTED. —The repairs of bicycles and motor cycles to be sent to SINCLAIR & BROWN'S, Masterton. Our workmen are skilled mechanics with a reputation to maintain. You get the benefit of their good work.

W" ANTED KNOWN—That FLY & YOUNG-, General Carriers and Mail Contractors, have a large and efficient plant, and all orders are attended to promptly. Commercial travellers' samples a specialty. Agents NZ. Express Co. Ambulance waggon on hire day or night at shortest notice. Telephone 12G. WANTED —Every Man on the look out for a good time-piece at a reasonable cost to have a look at the Swiss Levers stocked by D. WALSH & CO. These watches are made to keep accurate time all the time, and will stand a lot of hard wear and tear. The price is only 255, and we guarantee them for two years.

WANTED Known—You can get In candescent Burners from 3s Coir Diete, Mantles 6s 6d per dozen, and Incandescent Lamps up to 1000 caudle power from PICKERING BEOS., Sanitary Plumbers. 'Phone 74. WANTED —rurcnasers for a fine assortment of Gold and Silver mounted Walking Sticks, Tobacco Pouches, big range of Razors and Pocket Cutlery.—W. CEAGG, Tobacconist. WANTED KNOWN—I have been appointed agent for Montgomerie's Celebrated Hair Restorer, the best hair to.iie and scalp food ever produced. Record sales.—W. CEAGG, Tobacconist and Hairdresser. "TX7~IIY torture yourself with a blunt Y V razor? Please don't, but bring it to me and I will set it to your satisfaction. F. B. ROSSON, (next Princs of Wales) Queen Street. WANTED KNOWN.—If you could analyse the repair accounts in the various cycle establishments in the Dominion, the amount sjt against the Osmonds would be miles below any other. •\n Osmond is good throughout- and will give you satisfaction for a life time— SINCL UB A BROWN, Masterton. ENGLISH FOOTWEAR for the summer. A fine and varied selection of the very latest styles to choose from. The best value for the lowest price. Call and inspect. Satisfaction guaranteed.— B. HADLEY, bootmaker, Masterton.

WANTED KNOWN.—SINCLAIR & BROWN have landed a big shipment of the famous Osmond bicyc-10. Halt tho people, who push through life on a 'like 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 new for a few shillings. WANTED KNOWN—That the Queen's Hotel is modern, wellfurnished, and up-to-date in every respect. An ideal place in which to stay. Good table. The Best Wines and Liquors. MRS O'NEILL, Proprietress! Queen Street. WANTED Known—To town and country residents, that the undersigned are prepared to connect drainage work on the Septic Principle according to Government plans, at the lowest rates. Plans and estimates free oil application, None but certificated men employed. PICKERING BROS., Sanitary Plumbers. Phone 74. WANTEETkNO WlS!—That Mr F. S. COOPER, late of the Empire Hotel, Hawera, and formerly of Welling ton, wishes to inform the public of Masterton and surrounding districts that ho has taken over the Central Hotel, Masterton. This hotel offers superior accommodation to travellers and is a firstclass family residence in every respect. The roofs are woll-ventilated, lofty and comfortably furnished. Good table, best of wines, ales, etc. Telegrams and letters will receive prompt attention. ANTED Known —That T. WAGG Y f and CO., Coach and Carriage Bui'.ders, supply Vehicles made to order, in any style, and constructed under personal supervision, from the best, selected materials by expert workmen, ami our prices defy competition. Our vehicles have 1 aken first awards wherever shovv Rubbi r Tyres a specialty. Fitted to r-' and second-hand conveyance. Track supplied. WANTED Known—That the Occidental Hotel, Qneen Street, Masterton is one of tho finest and best appointed hotels in the Dominion. Fine roomy bedrooms, well furnished. Good private apartments and spacious dining and sittui;.'. rooms. First-class Table kept. B'*si brands of Liquors. Night Porter ».'ways in ' attendance. J. O'ME AEa Proprietor WANTED Knowh—That the appointments and accommodation at J. GREENBACK'S JUNCTION HOTEL, CARSWELL'S, provide every comfort and convenience to the travelling public. Good table. Best brands of liquor stocked. Coach stops at door Paddocking provided for all kinds of stock.

F. P. WELCH, Offices : Bunny & Dolan's Buildings, PERRY STREET - - MASTERTON. HOUSE & LABOUR AGENT. VST ANTED—For hotel, Now PlyW mouth, housemaid 15s, and general 17s fid. WANTED - Housemaid, leading Commercial Hotel. 15s ; cook for station, 20s, child not objected to; liovisemaid, same place, 14a ; housemaid, station, 15s; general, Greytown, 14s; General, hotel, Westport, 20s; geneial and assist waitress at Cafe, Hawke'a Bay, 14s. ANTED—Cowboy, near Wellington, 20s. WANTED experienced rabbiter with about 3 dogs, horse not objected to, for station, all spade work ; 25s and skiis. ANTED—for station, man to cut with binder, and stack, about 25 acres crop, harvest wages paid; ploughing and general station work after crop harvested, 255. WANT riD—housekeeper for country , employer and one man usually in h'use; laundress, hotel, 203; housemaid-waitress, 17/6.

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3096, 20 January 1909, Page 1

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893

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3096, 20 January 1909, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3096, 20 January 1909, Page 1

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