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Wanted Advertisements. WANTED —a capable Nurse-girl fo afternoons. Apply 22, Works )p Road WANTED —Rouse up and make money. Learn advertising in your leisure hours. Secure bigger salaries, incieasei business. Page-Davis School of Advertising, Chjcago. Splendid prospectus "B" free. Jas Rodger, N.Z. representative, 132 c Cashel-straet, Christchurch. 2 WANTED, Sportsmen to know that I will be making an important announcement in regard to all classes of goods at an early date W- CKAGG. Tobacconist and Hairdresser. WANTED the travelling public to know that A. TESTER, of the Pahiatua Fish and Oyster Saloon, has removed to the premises lately occupied by the Federal Piano Company, opposite the Club and Commercial Hotels. FISH and other MEALS on arrival of all EVENING- and MORNING trains, S BRITE-GLAS v AYES time and labour, indispensable to every home. I/-BOTTLE. All Stores. /JtAA GIVEN AWAY—CHAMdbOUU PION BAKING POWDER, once tried, always used. Particulars in each tin. All grocers and storekeepers WANTED Known—That Psthb Tulloch, formerly with Tullooh Bros., has started business as a Stock, Land and Estate Agent, in offices next J, Osburn-Lilly, solicitor. Sheep and Dairy Farms for sale or exchange. Write particulars, Peter Tulloch, box 42, Pahiatua. WATCH these columns for news regarding the latest and most ap proved sporting goods. Our preparations for this season's sport will eclipse all previous records. W. CRAGG, Tobacconist and Hairdresser. WANTED KNOWN—You can get Taupiri, Westport, and Pelavt - Main Coal at lowest rates for cash from G. Ollivee, 62, Pine Street. Ring up 'Phone 54. N SHINING WINDOWS—--0 trouble to produce with BRITE GLAS. WANTED KNOWN. SPECIALS AT FINLATSON'S Ladies' Black Glace Shoes, Cuban heels, 10/6; Ladies' Black Derby Shoes, 11/6; Ladies' Tan Derby Shoes, 11/6; Ladies' Portland Tan Derby Shoes, best quality (highclass footwear), 16/6.—D. FINLAYSON & SON, Queen-street, Masterton. WANTED Known—Dyeing and Dry Cleaning, Gents' Suits and Ladies' Dresses Dyed o? Cleaned and Pressed by experienced workmen. PETERSON & CO., Dyeing and Cleaning Works, 18 Queen Street, Masterton. THERE is a knack in sharpening a razor, like there is in many another piece of work. We have the knaok and more than this we can guat&atee you ab» solute satisfaction. W. CRAGG, Tobacconist and Hairdiesfei. fifTAA GIVEN AWAY—VARNIoZ/1) U SHINTE, the brilliant polish for Tan Boots and Linoleums; easiest* quickest, brightest. Particulars in each 6d tin. All grocers. WHY torture yourself with a blunt razor? Please don't, but bring it to me and I will set it to your satisfaction. F. B. ROSSON, (next Prince of Wales) Queen Street. WANTED KNOWN—Lawn Mowers repaired, set ancl sharpened, and grass-boxes made for same. Garden Hose, a first-class line, 6d per foot. All descriptions of plumbing work hndertaken; also gas-fitting and drain-laying at lowest rates. Telephone 138. R. E. JONES, Sanitary Plumber (by exam.), Queen Street. GIVEN AWAY-RELI-SWt)UU ANCE BLUE (bag or square) keeps linen snow white. All grocers and storekeepers. WANTED Known—Hot Luncheont 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.m.; 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 per day by arrangement. Evening parties catered for. Aftib Theatric Sttppebs bt Obdeb MISS FINNIS, proprietress. rs tTAA GIVEN AWAY—CHAMowOUU PION BAKING POWDER, once tried, always used. Particulars in each tin. All grocers and storekeepers. MRS TIMMS is now prepared to receive Boarders at 60, Perry Street, Masterton. The house will be conducted on the same linas as that which was for so long successfully carried on in Queen Street as " Timms' Boardinghouse." The situation of the new house is central to both town and railway station. Good table and every comfort for boarders 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 on application. None but certificated men employed. PICKERING BROS., Sanitary Plumbers. Phone 74. G KCif\ GIVEN AWAY—ChamaWtJUI-/ pion CUSTARD POWDER simply delicious with stewed and bottled fruits, puddings, etc. Particulars in each tin, 4d; extra large size 6d. All grocers and storekeepei s WANTED 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 126. CHRISTMAS PKEStWI S—The place to select a suitable present for a gentleman is the tobacconists, and the best stock in Masterton is at my store. There are Pipes, Pouches, Cigar and Cigarette Holders (both gold and silver-mounted), Walking fct'Oha, Cigars in boxes of 10 for 7/6, and scores of other lines. The hairdres«ing saloon is conducted with an eye to eitwniiness and satisfaction. Three chair—no waits. — CLAUDE CORBETT, Proprietor, Queen Street. ECLIPSE, the great Cleanser, is now on sale at the principal grocers in , the district. ' Get a bottle and try it. according to directions. Pri:» Is. Made and packed by E 4. Collier. Masterton GIVEN AWAY—VARNISHINE, the brilliant polish for Tan Boots and Linoleumsj easiest, quickest, brightest. Particulars in each. 6d tin. All grocers.

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 973, 17 February 1910, Page 1

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858

Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 973, 17 February 1910, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 973, 17 February 1910, Page 1

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