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TO LET and FOR SALE, SALE— Tomatoes for sauce, 1 cheap. Apply P. J. ROBBINS, j Fruiterer, Queen Street. 0 LET hot and cold wati-r Sfi-*lf»-. I with 4 acres, 12 acres, or 'JO &-?r*?s r-' land, Upper Plain. Apply Age Giiiue. |OR SALE, AT RUSSELL'S SEC--1 OND-HAND SHOP.— Doubleseated buggy, £ls 10s; New Lady's Bike, B.S.A. pattern, £0 10s; Also Ladies' and Gent's Second-hand Bicycles from £3; Furniture, Garden and Carpenters' Tools, Coppers ' and Frames, -Watches, Clocks. Also, 200 Rabbit Traps, Sheep .Net, Ladies' and Gents' Clothing, Boots, etc. All kinds of Second-hand Goods bought, sold or exchanged. All kinds of , Furniture bought of sold on commission. Don't forget the only genuine shop in town where you can buy what you want, and sell what you don't want.— ROBERT RUSSELL, Proprietor, (opposite Hyde and Co.) Queen Street. i • lOR SALE Cheap, New Bed- ? steads, Table Covers, Hearthrugs, Mats, Linoleums, Trunks, Cutlery, \ Chairs, Brushware, Crocks ery, Curtain Poles, and Fittings, etc. Also second-hand Guns, Bikes, Watches, Prams, Lamps, etc.',, etc. Apply sharp at E. HODGE'S Secondhand Shop, Central Hotel Premises, Queen Street, Masterton. MOTTO: Small Profits, Quick Returns. "BRITE-GLAS." CLEAN your shop windows wilh "•JB.ttlTJi GLAS," saves time, brilliant rtrsnlts is battle F.-.-J?.. 7ELCH. Offices: A. R. Bum,y's Buildings. Perry Street, - - 'Masterton. HOCSE & LABOUR AGENT r ANTED—. Good Cook, station, '••'■• .'Bawke's Bay, no washing, no ironing;, small family; 20sj -references. Nursemaid,- station,, 17s (vj. 'ANTED For Marlborough '■ Mill, Benchman, 13s start; 2 experienced tramrayers, I take, levels, etc., contract or day> 12s; Jackmah 10s; Engine driver lis; Tailer-out r ANTED— Benchman and Tai- ' ler-out, Mihaka, 10 per cent, ahove award ; Experienced station gardener, young , and active," 255. RANTED Man or woman cook private hotel 30s ;■ Cook, private boarding house, 20s; Waitress 15s, Generals 10s to 15s. "ANTED Working Housev keeper country,-3 men, bread to •■bake, 20s; Working housekeeper, Coast, "3 men, all duties, 205;7 Housekeeper for few weeks, 15s; Cook for'hotel, Hawke's Bay. • j AWAITING ENGAGEMENT. Bushmen, several ploughmen, miners, navvies, well-diggers, cooks, shepherds, fencers, drivers, mill hands, r.a'.>.biters, .gardeners, etc.

-ANTED KNOWN— For rheu- .:• matism,'- sciatica, sprains, bruises, inflammation, swellings, and all pains, Gordon's "Rheumatic Liniment" acts- like, magic. > Price per bottle Is 6d and 2s 6d. Made and sold only "by J. V. GORDON, Chemist (by Exams.); "Masterton. WANTED KNOWN. That r CRAGG'S Hairdressing and Shaving Saloon is under the supervision of Mr ii. READ, who is a first-class tradesman of considerable experience. Customers may relj on receiving prompt and efficient attention,—CßAGG'S, 'The Corner Shop," Queen Street. / A safe, sure remedy. .. for coughs and colds, ono that. will prevent' as 'well' as cure., "PECTROL" will suit you. Prepared and. sold only by J .V. GORDON, Chemist (by Exams.), Masterton. 7 1 ANTED Trucky, 10s per ' ' day. Tailer-oufc for sawmill, 10s per day. GILLESPIE ANT) CO., Academy Buildings, Masterton. r ANTED !'-■ lock driver for " station, 30s; Experienced- Fencer, _for station ;" references ~ required ; wages 30s a week-. GILLESPIE & CO., Academy Buildjngs, Masterton. ,'ANTED —Lady help for counT t try 15s, Woman Cook for station, no laundry; 255; Nurse 17s 6d, Housemaid-waitress, 15s; Generals, 10s to 20s. Married couples. GILLEbPIE and Co., Academy Buildings, Masterton WHY torture yourself with ■ a blunt razor P; Please don' t, bu& bring it to me, and I will set it at once to your satisfaction. F. E. ROSSON, (next Prkice of Wales Stables), Queen Street, Masterton.' OLL," he said, and Molly -Siggers sniggered consciously, "you don't want to, marry 'Arry; better let >im be;- Won't yer drink yer Suratura always 'long wi' me?" She says, "Steve, I. do .believe I will." "Right-O!" says he. TRY "BRJTE-GLAS" '"vN your windows' and mirrors No labour; once csed alway* used. AH stores. ,RESENTATION GOODS.—OUR preparations for the present busy season are to be seen in a fine assortment of the very latest presentation goods of every description, including presentation case ptpes, cigar and cigarette holders, silver mounted pipes, razors (in «'9ses), shaving brushes, (finest quality), and hundreds of other articles too numerous to mention. Call end inspect.— A. WHITE and C«-, Hairdresser, ; a «* T«*iaflconif' iHE people of Masterton', although they live remote from this world's toil and glory, upraise a joyous note. They've learned to live charmed lives, you see, by, chunking Suratura Tea.

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10185, 10 March 1911, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10185, 10 March 1911, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10185, 10 March 1911, Page 1

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