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Wanted Advertisements AN lEli-Two respectable young r t lady boarders; all home comforts. Address at Age office. ANTED KNOWN—I.O.G.T. Social * ? and Concert, Foresters' Hall, Thursday, October 14th, 8 pm. Tickets 1/-. Refreshments provided. WANTED KNOWN-Dyeing, Dry Cleaning, French Cleaning, Gent's Suits and Ladies' Costumes cleaned and pressed to look like new. Best workmanship.—PETEßSON & JOHNSON, 18 Queen-street. THE one shilling tickets being sold for the Great Blossom and Butterfly Fair, to be held in the Drill and Town Halls, will admit both afternoon and evening on the one day. Children, half-price. "T7AKNISHINE," the brilliant polV ish for Tan Boots and Linoleums. Easiest, Quickest, Brightest. 6dper tin. DAI NTY decorations, dainty work on the stalls at the Blos3om ,and Butterfly Fair on October 20th and 21st at the Drill and Town Hali«, i.IVE your strongest support to Blossom and Butcerfly Fair on October 20th and 2ltt in aid of Knox Church quantity j also, a grand assortment of Annuals, 1/- dozen, 6/- 100. E. Hale, Wairarapa Nursery, Te Ore Ore Road, W.F.C.A., Town Agents. FOR SALE—Four Bicycles, also Furnishings, Tools, etc.. at bedrock prices. Best prices and spot cash given for goods secondhand; anvthing exchanged or sold on commission to oblige customers. Note address—E. HODGE, Second-hand Dealer, opposite Pinhey's Stables, Queen-street. 80 cows, and retur

TO LEAS fcl—A good dairy farm that will dairy 80 cows, and return £BOO per year. Close to factory. Kent 25s per acre; compulsory p.c. at .£25, small deposit down on account of purchase. Apply sharp to E. B. HARE & CO. Pahiatua, V ish for Tan Boots and Linoleums. Easiest, Quickest, Brightest. 6d per tin. SPRING CLEANING made easy with the aid of Brite G!as. Polishes furniture, brasswork, plated goods. 1/- PER BOTTLE. ALL STORES.' f ANTED Known—You will be .» t saved a great deal of labour arid time if you use a little of our DOMESTIC AMMONIA during the spring cleaning time. 1/- a bottle. J. V. Gordon, (Chemist, Masterton. WANTED KNOWN—You can get Taupiri, Westport, and PelawMain Coal at 1 >west rates for cash from G. Ollivek, 62, Pine Street. . Ring up 'Phone 54. * CUSTARD FCW* \j DEK—simply delicious Tuth. Stewed and Bottled Fruits, Pies, Pud-,. dings, etc. 4d per tin. Extra large size, (id. , HA wHELOH has opened up thr.»e • shipments this season, and othv.vt will follow. Stripe Linens, Stripe Ginghams, Stripe Cambrics and Stnp3 Silkures are ail the rage. Our prices are always the lowest. SPRING CLEANING-Bnte Glas will minimise labour, save time, and give marvellous results. I/- PER BOTTLE. ALL STORES. iVNrMES for Decorated Table at 'J Blossom attd-Butterfly Fair may be jeft with Airs Wood. ' WANTED KNOWN—A large BtoQk of Cricketing Goods just arrived, and cheap, at W. CRAGG'S, Tobacconist

per ewt, 9/- per quarter tm, delivered for cash. Westport and X"o----lawmain at current rates, at COLLIE i, Dixon Street. Telephone 267. iIKQNG-, durable, winter Boots and kJ Shoes, guaranteed to give the b<,~i satisfaction. You will get real, genw::.:) value for your money at our store, as ; trial will; convince. Lowest possibl-, prices.- B. HADLEY. bootmaker. Kit: • tetton. CALL at H. A. Whelch's and see the Dainty Neckwear—prices to. suit the tinws. Latest in Coloured Hosery, Peter Pan Collars—the rage. Grand show of real Laces. fH Y torture yourself with a blunt t t razor? Please don't, but bring it to me and I will set it to your satisfaction. P. B. ROSSON, (next Princo of Wales) Queen Street. rtOLlfsiiv the great Cleanser, is now J on sale at the principal grocera in the district. Get a bottle and try it according to directions. Price Is. Made and packed by E. A. Collier. Masterton.

VAKNlaß.l^ia: 3 the brilliant polish for Tan Boots and Liroleums. Easiest, Quickest, Brightest. 6d per tin. pictures and mhrors with Brite Glas, the lightning window and mirror polish. Will polish the frames as well as the glass. 1/- per bottle. AH stores. \l AM h,u KiSOWJN.—That BAJt /V 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 colony. Articles left with our Masterton

agents, Messrs McLeod and Young, or our Palmerston Agent,. Mr €. Brown, will receive strict attention. WANTEIr— Pnrcnasers for a txne. assortment of Gold and Silver mounted Walking Sticks, Tobacco Pouches, big range of Razors and Pocket Cutlery.—W. CRAGG, Tobacconist. ANTED Known—Hot Luncheons •t t daily at the Arcadia Luncheon Rooms from 12 to 2. Afternoon teas a speciality. Luncheon Is. Rooms open daily, from 9.30 a.m. till 7 p.iu ; Saturday Night Suppers till 10 p.m.; Hot and Cold Light Luncheons from 12 till 2 p.m. Hot Teas from 5.30. Three meals pin- day by arrangement. Evening parties.entered for. Apteb Theatre Suppers by Order MISS FINNIS, proprietress. .XX? ANTED KNOWN—Thai FLY & VV YOUNG, Genera) Criticix and Mail Contractors, havn a lartr.- and efficient plant, and all ordei> Are attended to promptly. Commercial travellers' samples a specialty. Agents NZ. Express Co. Aml'ulhihih waggon on hire day or night at shi.rt.ewt notice. Telephone 126. WANTED known— Fori liajQ~geTTn cand63cei)l Humers from 3g eoirrJete, Mantlet* (w M dozer, and Incandescent Lamps up to 1000 cradle power from PICKLJ.'IN(j JiROS. -unitary Plumbers. 'l'hnnf 74

WANTED KNOWN-J have appointed .iir»"t for .Uontgomerie's Celebrated !la.ir Kuoion-r, the beat hair toaic and scalp food tver produced. Record sales.—W. GIiAGGf Tobacconist and Hairdresser

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9620, 13 October 1909, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9620, 13 October 1909, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9620, 13 October 1909, Page 1

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