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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10157, 6 February 1911, Page 1

LOST and FOUND. OUND On the Masterton-Car--1 terton Road yesterday morning, a' number plate belonging to motor cycle or car, reading W 1210. Owner can obtain same on application at Wairarapa Age Agency, Carterton,' and paying cost of advertisement. " OST A small parcel containing two gold brooches. Finder kindly leave at Age Office. - TO LET and FOR SALE. *Y House and Property for sale; __ nicest situation in . Cornwall Street. Beautiful outlook all round. Ideal residence for retired,farmer.— G.HYDE.. _ ,IOR SALE Well-bred Pony, __ aged 7 years, single or double harness—very quiet. Address at Age Office. 10 LET hot and, cold water servirei, with 4 acres, 12 acres, or 20 acres of land, Upper Plain. Apply Age Office. TO LET OR LEASE. IHE, commodious premises known __ as the Club Cafe, Queen Street. For further particulars apply to W. BICHENNELLS and Co. . - AM JARS, PRESERVING JARS.— Are you making Jam this season? If so call at my shop and give your order before the rush sets In. JAM JARS range in price from Is '■; per dozen. PRESERVING JARS from 5 3s-dozen. Be sure you come to the'right shop. R RUSSELL, Second-hand Dealer, opposite Hyde and Co.'s, Queen Street, Masterton. ••' . '-, .« ; OILEANS and polished ii/ Ware, JapacneU Good fl, cleanr •■*■■:'■; .\'. / ,:V. ; .: iOR SALE;; Jmrn^ately,'\Eui^; - f cles, Guns, Lamps, Push-cart, Qripn Stover f Trunks;,: Coppers, ; etc., f etc. Best prices for anything, 'offered. GoMs > sold, bought or exchanged. Notf address,, HODGE, Second. Band Shop and' Exchange Marti Central; Hotel premises,, near:. W.E.C.A.: ■^,:;.',';,;;; •■■;.

'. ■ : \ GLEAN your shop" 1 wmdowa : "BEIT* <*LAS* Bkves tiine. brilliant ' results. ;■';•' • >'■'; ; "•■,'' •;%'!;'£** ■? '■',■;. C' : •;■.,-.'.■ Flf^W Offices: A. R. Bunny's Bui^nga. Pferfy • Street, .'■ : " : >;.; '•:''.'• Vl^asfertpn.- ;>;"■ HOUSE. ;&4aBGXJR ; ;; A(M^ ;': man l2s^. Tailelr-out; for mi 11. .; :'Man:vfo'r/. : lis; Station cook,: ;25s s,i; -\y:. : . : '~pu^ANTED iWoineii Cooks; • ho? '■-. ; .' : tels/'; : <,-205,: ■ ; ;30> ■;.'?*; House- ; maids,-, Helps, Kitchen Maid,f Married couple. ,' : ANTED.—'Benchinan, .' Yard-i ' man, '■-.' Taller - out; Jackman, Trucky| etc. Bullock-driv-er, Cross-cutter: ' All for sa=2e mill, Hawke's Bay. Tailer-out and cross-. cutter, Peorus Sound. "ANTED Metal cart: driver ' 8s day. Man for station work, used to draining; 7s day. 'Ploughman, 25s and bonus. Cowman-gar-dener for station/ middle aged, 20s to 255. ■ -,V.- -"' ;; . !: ■ 'ANTED Five married coup- . les. for.■•station. ;■, Send copy re-; ferences with applications. Reliable > middle-aged man for small: farm near Taihape, 25s to ;30s.' Striker,■,.day ANTED.— For Liver Ti'oub- !-■■'■ les, -Biliousness, Sick Headache, Lack of Energy, Dizziness, Poor Appetite, etc., A .Good ..MedicMe. Try GORDON'S "LWER TONIC (2s 6d).- J. .V. GORDON, Chemist, Masterton. ; (Posted any l where 6d extra.) ;• '■:';■ • ; ..■;, ANTED KNOWN.-- That r " GRAG&IS Hairdressing and Shaving Saloon is uiider the supervision of Mr H. READ, who is a first-class tradesman of considerable experience. Customers may rely on receiving prompt and efficient attention—Oß AGG'S,. 'The Corner Shop," Queen Street.

"ANTED . To let, 6-roomed house, every convenience, central, rent 145..6 d; 5-i-oomed' house, Lansdowne, 12s; Furnished rooms, GILLESPIE AND CO., Academy Buildings, Masterton. "ANTED Married Couples; Ploughman, 255; Experienced aacksmith, capable of taking charge „i country shop. GILLESPIE and Co., Academy Buildings, Masterton.RANTED Lady help for coun- , T try, 15s J Cook-laundress, 255; Housemaid-waitress, 15s; Generals, 10s to 20s. Apply GILLESPIE and Co., Academy Buildings, Mastertoiy •BBITE-GLAS." "BRITE-GLAS. S " CLEANS and polishes Nickel, E.P. Ware, Japanned Goodsj cleans paint work.—ls bottle. TIME-SAVER for FARMERS— L GRANT'S PATENT SIBLETYNE and CHAIN HARROWS.—These harrows have been used all over the Waikato, and have proved a wonderful success, . over 150 farmers using them. They are made in any size. Three horses will work one 10-foot harrow with ease, and cover 15 acres a day on hilly crrminrL HiJvinff secured the natpnt \ rights to mafce these harrows, all you have to do is to send size with order to L. V. DOHNT, Blacksmith, AK Masterton Agent, EwrNG-i'i ton. Read this testimonial from J Mr T. H. Groves, Tawataia:—"l am 1 very pleased with the harrows. They ( are .doing good' work,^, breaking, up,,l &iM;leaVing--theground •■'splendidly,-. '. -jhtyaxt 'i-jlit of draft." • "