Wanted Advertisements. , "ANTED —To let detached furW nished bed sitttng-room with Breplace. GILLESPIE &ICO., Academy . Buildings, Church Street, Masterton. | VV generals, 10s to 20s; cook for j private family, 20s. GILLESPIE and CO., Academy Buildings, Church Street, Masterton. "ANTED—Married Couple, man general station hand, woman as housekeeper; salary, £OO. GTLLESPIE & 00., Academy Buildings, Church Sueet, Masterton. WANTED KNOWN Men's Overcoats 30s for 21s, 39s 6d for 255. Selling their Wellington stock Mens' and Boys' clothing. Cole and Westerman. Sale 10 to-morrow, Queen street. (MOKEES requiring a really enjoy able smoke should try "Eosson's Special Pipe Mixture," which is mild and fragrant. All smokers requisites kept in stock. F. B. EOSSON Tobacconist, Queen Street. AA GIVEN AWAY—VABNIII I* 9 CT7TVTIP «,„ wnlish for Tan Boots and Linoleums; easiest, quickest, brightest. Particulars in eacn 6d tin. All grocers. ANTED KNOWN. —. SPECIALS AT FINLAYSON'S Ladies' Black Glace Shoes, Cuban heels, 10/6 j Ladies' Black Derby Shoes, 11/6; Ladies' Tan Derby Shoes, 11/6; Ladies' Portland Tan Derby Shoes, best quality (highclass footwear), 16/6.—D. PINLAYSON & SON, Queen street, Masterton. 'ANTED KNOWN—Lawn Mower* repaired, set and sharpened, and grass-boxes made for same. Gardec Hose, a first-class line, 6d per foot, Al descriptions of plumbing work undertaken ; also gas-fitting and drain-laying at lowest rates. Telephone 138. B. E. JONES, Sanitary Plumber (by exam.), Queen Street. v GIVEN AWAY-VARNI-ow <0 \J\J SHINE, the brilliant polish for Tan Boots and Linoleums; easiest, quickest, brightest. Particulars in each 6d tin. All grocers, EY torture yourself with a blunt razor? Please don't, but bring it to me and I will set it to your satisfaction. F.B. BOSSON, (next Prince of Wales) Queen Street. awOV/'U ANCE BLUE (bag of square) keeps linen snow white. All groBEILLIANT MIBBOBS lASILY obtained with BEITE-GLAS t 1/- Bottle. WANTED Known— To «qwu 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. PICKEEING BIOS., Sanitary Plumbers. J?hone74 -
FOR THE THRIFTY. IF you are economically inclined you'll find A MONEY SAVIN 6 hint in every article here. We sell none but standard goods—that policy is never relaxed. Our prices are always the lowest—that policy never varies. THE CAbH GROCEE, >*&?& L
MR CIERAt;3 O. BRANSON "S Prep'iire'a' iti take Pupils for VdICE PRODUCTION, SINGING AND ELOCUTION. DIAPHRAGMATIC BBEATHING Stfolid Room: No. 4 Exchange Buildings, Queen Street. THE PRIVATE HOSPITAL, CORN-WALL-ST., MASTEETON, THE above institution receives Medical, Surgical and Maternity Cases. Terms on application. MRS T. T. DENBEE, Matron, Medical arid Surgical Nurse; Certified by London Obstetrical Society, and Central Midwife's Board. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. LADIES, The most beautiful women in the world, use VIOLET . . SNOW / A-I CREAM. ■"T prevents hair growing, and imparts JL freshness and transparency to the skic. Price 4/8. All ohemista BILLIARDS. ~HE best equipped and most spacious Billiard-room in the district. Four Alcock tables, first-class cues, ample seating accommodation, and capable and attentive markers. Site—The old part of Club Hotel, Master ton Price,, Is per hundred P. LANGSTONE, Proprietor. W. L.. JOY, Aetistic Photogbapheb, Mastbrton. 'ITH Each Order Sor 12 Cabinet Photos, an Enlargement, valued at 7/6, will be given fbeb. This concession should appeal to you. Place your order to-day. Studio: Boom No. 16, EXCHANGE BUILDINGS (upstairs). AE. FRANKS begs to notify that he • is prepared to asphalt footpaths, roads, courts, or floors in any part of the district at reasonable rates. Specimen of work is to be seen at the pnblic school grounds, Masterfcon. Asphalt Yards, No. 16, Cole Street.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10007, 1 April 1910, Page 1
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