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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9670, 18 December 1909, Page 1

Wanted Advertisements 05BRIEN. Ellen, formerly of Mitchelltovni, Ireland, neice of late Ellen O'Brien, of Fitzroy, near Melbourne, I will hear of something to her advantage Iby communicating with NATIONAL | TRUSTEES COMPANY, 113, Queen | Street, Melbourne. TO LEASE—A good dairy farm that will dairy 80 cows, and return £BOI per year. Close to factory. Bent 25a per [ acre ; compulsory p.c. at -£25, small deposit down on account of pin-chase. Apply sharp to E. B. HARE & CO. Pahiatua. EOR SALE—Savoy, Cauliflower and Broccoli Plants. E. Hals, Wairarapa Nursery, Tft Ore Ore Road. Telephone 164. W.F.O.a. Town Agents. e Spring Waggon in use and almost new); 2 new block drays ; cheap. Apply sharp to H. Cole and Son, Railway Stables. WANTED- A PHOTOGRAPHIC HAMPER for a Xmas or New Year gift. You will find jasfc what you I want at GORDON'S Photographic Stores, j The hampers include camera and all accessories. Prices from 10/6 to £lO 10s.

f MAS at WATSON'S (late Char tan's). Charman's stock at bar kjuu puces—a busy week—shop early. New Washing Coat and Skirts in the latest stripes, 17/6; White Embroidered Blouses from 2/6. See the bargainsWhite Skirts 2/11 and 6/6 ; Ladies' Trimmed Hats, 25/- now 12/6, all fresh and new; Children's Trimmed Hats, 2/11; Holland Skirts, suitable for holidays and picnics, 2/li and 3/11 ; beautiful Night Dresses, Chemises, Knickers and P.D. Corsets, all at half-price. XMAS at WATSON'S (late Charman's). Charman's stock at bargain prices. We cannot help being busy —New Embroidery Flouncings, 1/3 j extra wide Flouncings, 3/11 now 2/6; Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, 9d half-dozen,-White Sunshades, 3/6; Peter Pan Collars, Is and 1/6 j Gents' Handkerchiefs, 3 for Is; Creme Delaine, double width, l/9Jd ; Washing Silks Bid; Long White Gloves, 1/9; Tweed Walking Skirts, 7/6; Silk Scarfs, 1/6; Children's Pinafores, 1/-. r?KAA GIVEN AWAY-Cham--3*o\J\J pion CUSTAEDPOWDER —simply delicious with stewed and bottled fruits, puddings, etc. Particulars in each tin 4d; extra large size 6d. All grocers and storekeepers. ow prepared to re- . cetve Hoarders at 60, Perry Street, Masterton. The house will be conducted on *he same linas as tint which was for so long successfully carried on in Queen Street as " Timms' Boardinghouse." The situation of the new house is central to both tcwn and railway station. Good table and every comfort for boarders WANTED -Family for milking on shares, 50 cows, prospect of 100 next season if suitable. GILLESPIE & CO., Academy Buildings, Church Street, Masterton. WANTED immediately-Six experienced, ~ scrtib-cuttere, Is m hour; 2 men for hay-making and grassseediDg, scrub contract after. GILLESPIE & CO., Academy Buildings, Chr-;h Street, Masterton. TTI ' ANTED—Ploughman, 255 ; milkers, V V 20s to 255; cowboy, 12s 6d ; ~anp cook, 255. Apply sharp to GILLE&i ; IE & CO., Academy Buildings, Church Street, Masterton.

F. P. WELCH, Offices: Bunny & Bolan's Buildings, PEEEY STEEET - - MASTEETON HOUSE & LABOUR AGENT. ANTED— 2 experiencei? drivers V V for metal cart, 3 horse teams, 25/- " ANTED— milker and farm hand Y 20/- to 25/WANTED — gardener and cowman, Masterton 25/-. * Gardener, milk, groom etc., station 25/-. "ANTED— for station married i t couple, man milk, garden and useful, wife housekeeper, must hi experienced. -£9O and found.

A,NTED, immediately Gord : paperhanger. • " • • O WANTED—Housekeeper ior station; YV "bread to bak-»; must be able to ride; young not objected to; only four in house; 20.° per week. •RANTED —Expet-.aced Benchman for country mill. TANTED—Woman Cook, country I hotel, Uawke's Bay, 255, I WANTED— Cook and Housemaid for I hotel, Westport, mother and daughter or two sisters not objected to. ' TANTED— Generals and housey T maids for town and country; ceok-general 20/-; cook-laundress 15/-. ANTED— Gardener, milk two or t ? three cows, attend to horse etc, 22/6 to 25/-. TANTED ~ Experienced shepherd, T V with horse and dog; must be good all round station hand; i>Bo year. 'ANTED—Station gardener, 25s ; t t farm hand, 22s 6d ; woman cook, station, 255. 3HINING WINDOWS, difficult to ) maintain at this season. Try Brite Glas, 1/- bottle. PIPE OP PEACE—To baoo; . smoked through a "LOEWE" Pipe/ is pleasant to the palate. "LOEWE" Pipes are made of well-seasoned wood silver-mounted, with stem of real vulcan-« camte. if you wish to smoke a pipe of peace, buy a "LOEWE"—from 5/6.CLAUDE CORBETT, Hairdresser ana Tobacconist, agent Donnelly's Hair Restorer. TANTED KNOWN—That HOLLOY V WAY & SON continues to supply the choicest Beef and Mutton that is procurable in the Wairarapa. Customer! waited on daily. All Ordurs left at our Shop in Queen Street are promptly attended to. TRY OUE SAUSAGES 41b for Is. RANTED —Fnrenasers for a fine as- . . sortment of Gold and Silver mounted Walking Sticks, Tobacco Pouches, big range of Razors and Pocket Cutlery.—W. CRAGG. Tobacconist. VV pointments and accommodation at J. GREENBANK'S JUNCTION HOTEL, CARSWELL'S, provide ever) comfort and convenience to the travelling public, olood table. Best brands of liquor stocked. Coach stops at door. Paddocking provided for all kinds of stock. JMOKERS requiring a really enjoyable smoke should try "Rosson'a Special Pipe Mixture," which is mild and fragrant. All smokers requisites kept in stock. P. B. ROSSON, Tobacconist, Queen Street.