OST— In Queen Street, a, purse __ containing money. Finder rewarded on returning same to Mrs Raw&cm, Manaia, Masterton, TO LET AND FOR SALE. /"\NE MOMENT PLEASE I Save your money by buying anything you want as good as new at half the original cost. The largest and most varied stock of Secondhand Furniture, Jewellery, Bicycles, Ladies' and Gent's Clothing and Boots, Tools, Vehicles, Harness, Saddles, and thousands of other goods ever offered to the public of the Wairarapa.— ROBERT RUSSELL, Second-Hand Dealer. Best Prices given for left-off clothing. NOTE.Books exchancror? (OR SALE, CHEAP.— Two Pairs J 1 Lilaid Bowls, competition set, tested in North and South Islands; Tennis Racquet, Hockey Sticks, Guns, Fishing Rods, Watches, Furniture, Trunks, Gladstone Bags, Bikes, Saddles, Hearth Rugs, Table Covers, Fancy Goods, Boots, Leggings, Fruit Netting, etc., etc. t I buy for cash anything you offer, including whole_ houses, of Furniture—best prices given. Apply at E. HODGE'S Second Hand Shop, Central Hotel Premises, next W.F.C.A. I'm da to heat all competitors, and cam do it. OSPITAL BALL.Button White Suede Gloves for 3s lid, at W.F.C.A. Sale. lEVILLE ORANGES! SEVILLE ORANGES! For Marmalade. Any quantity. Most modest rates. —F. J. BOBBINS, Fruiterer,' Queen Street. F. P. Offices: A. R. Bun y'e Buildings. Ptrry StretL • • M after ton. HOUSE A LABOUB AGENT ANTED— Married couple, mai ' as groom and wife as cook; 45b a week, with rise if suitable. 'ANTED— Two tram layers, ' Manawatu mill. Station hand with dog, 255. Benchman sawmill, 10s. 7ANTED Six experienced scrubcutters, Is per hour and 14s board, Gishorne district. Trucky 10s a day, and Hauler Driver 10s a day, same mill. 'ANTED— Three Bridge Gar- ' pentens, 12s a day, Raetihi. Cowman, able to kill, garden, etc., 20s. Farm hand, £1 pea* week. r ANTED—Nursemaid, work un- ' der head nurse; Housemaid, assist, 15s to start; woman (with child of school age) cot objected to; must be good cook, and general work, 15s a week. Generals, etc, 10s to 12s. WAITING Engagement.— Shep- _ _ herds, cooks, fencers, mill hands, engine drivers,' ploughmen, married waggoners, bushfellers, milkers, married couples, married ploughmen, etc OSPITAL BALL.— Some deW.F.C.A. Sale. r IWEET ISLAM) ORANGES, 14 I for Is—F. J. ROBBINS, Fruitereer, Queen Street. "OSPITAL BALL.— Buy 12 _ Button White Suede Gloves for 3s lid, at W.F.C.A. Sale. ARDENING AND PLANTING. _ * —We have a staff of expert men available for planting and rec'Jistrict.-- E. HALE, Wairarapa llurserie Masiercon. OSPITAL BALL.— Buy 12 Button White Suede Gloves for*3s lid, at W.F.C.A. Sale. FRUJTT season findus with an unusually large stock of extra fine young apple, peach, plum, apricot trees, etc. Every tree guaranteed on a whole root, free from disease, vigorous and shapely. We vant to supply you this season from this matchless stock.— E. HALE, Te Ore Ore Nurseries. Masterton. r ANTED ' tion cook, 255 ; Gamp Cook, 3Q&; 2 experienced Bushmen, crossoutters, lis per day. GILLESPIE AND C 0.,. Academy Buildings, Masterton. r ANTED — Experienced marr- ' ied couple, woman housekeeper, man to be general station hand, £9O per. year. GILLESPIE AND CO., Academy Buildings; Masterton. ANTED—Woman cook 25s j lady ' help, 15s; Generals, 10s to 20s per week. Married couples. GILLESPIE AND CO., Academy Buildings. Masterton. WHY torture youreslf with a blunt raaorP Please don't, but bring it to me, and I will set it at once to your satisfaction. F. B. ROSSON, <next Prince of Wales Stables). Queen Street. Masterton. ANTED KNOWN— A wago . / will be given free to the child who secures the largest number of Zymole Trokey Coupons from J. V. GORDON, Chemist, by August 31st, 1911. See window and page for full {particulars. _• "EDGES.— Plants for the hedges . have been made a specialty at my Nurseries this season. To quote a few of the hardy sorts, such as the n ./iciino TT.lonfana F.Hr>n.llhni». F,laAaJall and inspect. HALE, the Wairarapa Nurserieo, Mast- rton. R S WORNER notifies the pub; lie that he has taken over the Stables of Mr H. Crowder, Lincoln Road. The business will be conductod on the same terms as hi* predecessor* and the new proprietor trusts by strict attention to business details to merit a fair share of public support. ORTGAGES or other Becuntie* . bought for cash, at a discount, from persons wishing to realise im- | mediately. "Purchaser," 10, Taenia Street. PaJmeir ton Nort> ANTED KNOWN— That T, WAGG and Co., Coach and Carirage Builders, supply Vehicles made to order in any style, and cop-, structed under personal supervisibu, from the best selected materials by/ expert workmen, and our prices defy competition. <7ur vehicles bar? taken first awards, wbererer shown Rubber Tyres A snecialty. Fitter! if raw and gewaJ iind ohe*. ijarss' Tr&ds »npisiioci.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10279, 6 July 1911, Page 1
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