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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10158, 7 February 1911, Page 1

LOST and FOUND. lOUND Ou the Masterton-Car- ' -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 payins cost of* advertisement. .IOTJJND Near Taueru, a Lady's _J • Strap Shoe. Owner can have same by paying colt of advertisement. - OST A small parcel containkindly leave at Age Office. TO LET and FOR SALE. Y House and Property for sale; _X nicest situation in Cornwall Street. Beautiful outlook all round. Ideal residence for retired farmer.— G.HYDE. ~OR- SALE Well-bred Pony, __ aged 7 years, single or double harness—very quiet. Address at Age Office. -■■■ 10 LET hot and cold water service, with 4 acres, 12 acres, or 20 acres of land, tipper Plain. Apply Age Office. \ TO LET OR LEASE. THE commodious premises known as the Club Cafe, Queen Street. For further particulars apply to W. B. CHENNELLS and Co. ; , "V PRESERVING 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 3s dozen. Be sure.you' come to the right shop. r R .RUSSELL, Second-hand Dealer, opposite Hyde and Co.'s, Queen Street, Mas'terton. ''BRITE-GLAS." GLEANS arid polishes Itfickej; £.P. i Ware; Japsusned Good u, clean* pait#work: "',■■;■• '■■. Is" Bottle. , , SALE - Immediately, Furniture, Tools,, JeweHery>\Bicycles, Guns, Lamps, Push-cart, Orjon Stove, Trunks, Pictures, Billies, Coppers, etc., eta. Best prices given for anything offered. Goods sold, bought or exchanged.- Note address —E. HODGE, Second . Hand Shop and Exchange Martj Central Hotel premises, near W.F.C.A. -• ,' ■■' "BKITE-GLAS." iLEAN your stiop windows with. J "BElTji' GLAS » saves time, brilliant results. ! Is bottle

Offices: A. Buildings. Perry Street. >•■ ■ Mastertdn. HOUSE & LABOUR AGENT, 'ANTED —. Two experienced ~-,'' Coacb -' builders; Benehman 12s, Tailer-out 12s, Crosscutter for mili. ' Man for Breaking-down,: lis: Station cook, 255; - ■■ , ■ WANTED Women Cooks, hotels, 255; 30s ; Housemaids, Tarlour-maid, Lady Helps, Kitchen Maid, Married couple. 'ANTED.— Benchman, Yardman, Tailer - out, man,- Trucky, : etc. Bullock-driv-er, Cross-cutter. All for sanie milli Hawke's Bay. Tailer-out and crosscutter, Peofus Sound. ,/ r ANTED Metal cart drivel: ' 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 •uiL .1, «„« tnv cmairfarmillPilT Taihape, 25s t0,305. . Striker, day / ANTED.;-*- For Liver Troubk- les, Biliousness, Sick; -Headache, Lack" of"; Energy, . Durness, ' *■ 1 .• , '_X _ A /* AAr " Till rtHl„ TONIC (2s 6d).- J. V. GORDON, Chemist, Masterton. (Posted anywhere, 6d extra.) , ANTED KNOWN. Thai ..' CRAGG'S Hairdressing and Shaving Saloon is under the vision of Mr H. READ, who is a first-class tradesman of considerable experience. Customers may rely on receiving prompt and efficient at-tention.-CRAGG'S, M The Corner Shop," Queen Street. 'ANTED To let, 6-roomed f house, every convenience, central, rent 14s Gd; 5-roonied house, Laiisdowne, 12s; Furnished;; rooms, GILLESPIE AND CO., Academy Buildings, Masterton. "ANTED Married Couples; ' Ploughman, 255; Experienced blacksmith, capable of taking charge of country shop. GlLLlib* PIE and Co., Academy Buildings, Masterton. [/ANTED Lady help for counts try, 15s; Cock-laundress, 255; Housemaid-waitress, los; Generals, 10s to, 20s. Apply GILLEb- , PIE and Co., Academy Buildings, t Masterton •BHITE-GLAS." "BRITE-GLAS.'' CLEANS and polishes Nickel, E.P. Ware, Japanned Goods, cleans I paint work.—ls bottle. I YAWLS uoy rof aet taht ulul raif akerue!" cried the brigj and chief. And the fair captive i smiled, contented. ; '/~\H, stay awhile, and drink with I me the one and only, perfect I tea! That's Suratura," cried the j maid. "I know it is," said he—and stayed. . ■',... MARTIN MORTIMER re- . ports that his charming pati- \ ent is now convalescent. Directly i consciousness returned, she asked for Suratura.