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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10463, 30 October 1911, Page 1

10 LET AND Ftfrt • **.* FOR SALE, Cheap.— 1 JJoubieseaited Buggy iu real good order, with pole and shafts. Apply A. J. John son, and 00., Auctioneer s. . LOST AND FOUND. LOST Pair JLady's Pince Nez. between the residence of Mrs. W. H. Beetham, Perry Street, and "Brooklyn," Ren.all Street, on. Wednesday or Thursday last. Reward 'ou returning same to "Age" office. 1" _ OST-^~Small red shawl at ChilJU Wren's Dance 20th iiist. Finder will oblige by returing same to "Ago" office. t OUND—The Cheapest House in Town for Furnishings, Tools, Trunks. Guns, Cutlery, Clocks, Bicvcle Gladstones, Saddlery, Hearthrugs, etc. . Books exchanged. I buy anything offered, including good • Gents' Clothing,' Hisait Suit®, Boots,' etci of lines on Mile.Ic&peetaon invited. A few. special, lines include.— Ancient Antique Walking Sticks, Spray - Pump, Adjustable . Stop*}'.'., &UMV etc., E. HOdGJS, Second Hand Deaifer,. Queen. Street' (Nest W.T.C.A.) .. ANTED KNOWN— Tihait Mrs R. Russell -wall cali ou any lladvwho may have any 'lady's or cMlareax'B left off clothing to dispose of in good order. lam also a cash buyer of gent's left off or misfit suits, boots ©to. I will felao buy any kind of second Ihjand in largie or smiall quantities. Also bicycles and harness, • saddles, coppers, > tooto, and good® of every description.; I ihave i&hje largest stock olgoodte in Ma&terton for sale, and the. largest secondhand trusaness> in t!be Wairaaiapfiu -<1 liiavie aSlso vehicles of stock. Also, 1 set of buggy jind oh© fi&ti of pony harneuß, 3 saadlGs, 1 mo- v tor bicycle, 1 Gem ponograph witii | 36 records, on© slup» model, on©| camera, several fishing rod® and waders, new and second Band Gladstone bigs, portmanteaus, tin trunks, stress traskets all sizes. and watch©®; jewelSieiy and clocks. Thousands of other Kn©s. You can walk tJie building at your leisure and inspect my stock.— ROBERT' RUSSELL, Second-Hand Dealer, 188 O.ueen Street, Mk&terton. .

F. P. WELCH. Offices: A. R. BUNNY'S Buildings. Perry Street • • MMterton. HOUSE AND LABOUR AGErfT. fiu—shoe, 50s; 2 good Navvies 10s; Camp, oook 30s, 3 Experienced. Carpenters, Is, 6d hour. _ ian, without (Eamily wife housework, £IOO. and found. Farm 'hand, imiilHr, etci, 20s, 255, • 275. 6d; : . V;' " •• Ploughman, all a&ncultural work, 30s . Machinist for ;plaaier, 10s. .Youth for aitsatioD. imlk, etc., 15s. Cbntroct scrubcuttera and bushfallers. . . -v., • ' . . 1 Trmnloyers for mailing bush. Married couple, without family, £IOO found. Woman, cook and general, 255: Lady helps, Generals, and Nursegirls. Traoky lis, Ropemaa lis, crosscutter 10s. Tailer-out and 3 Bushmen, top wages. Tailer out, lis 6d. Four to six women or girls for Motueka, to pick strawberries and peas, passage paidi. Farm hand used to oil engine, fencing, etc., 80s week. Bullock driver for log hauling, ,10s day. Wool classer, start Ist November, 10,000 sheep, 15s day. Wool-roller, Presser, Shed Hand, November Btn. , Shearers' Oook, oOp. _ • Awaiting engagement—-Fast Machine and Blade Shearers, Shearing Experts., Wool-classers, etc. Experienced Blacksmith, able to general hand, 27s

VV. £9O; (renerals.; 12s to 20s; ■Housemaid, 15s; Woman Cook, 255; Parlour Maid. 15s. GILESiLiPJE and ; Go.. Academy Buildings, Masterton. I^NTED—(Rjabbitor, dogs pro- " vided, 255; ~ fencer' 265; Milker and useful, 25s ; Cowboys, 12s 6d and 15s per week. — GILLESPIE AND CO., Academy Buildings. Masterton. ■ - "ANTED— Shearers' Cook • £2 10s; wool roller, 30s; dag cut- ; ters, 30s, fleece ohs 255; Machine expert for Ist .November; Machine and Blade Shearers.— GILLESPIE AND CO., Academy Buildings, Masterton. -• - /■' - ANTED KNOWN— That the appointments and accommodation at J. GREENBACK'S JUNCTION HOTEL, CARSWELLS, t provides every comfort and convenience .t0,....-the travellflig... PMiblic.,,—iS?od visible. Best braJids of liquor-stock-ed. Coacih stops at door. ' Paddookinp provided .for all kinds of stock. i

RICH FERN AND SWAMP LAND.. FOR SALE.— 800 ACRES, mostly rich fern and drained swamp land; fenced; river boundary. Hoase .6 rooms, Milking Sheds, Oart and Implement Sheds, Orchard, etc. Eight miles from seaport, on proposed railway route. Mail ooaoh pasae* 8 times a week. Exceptionally easy terms. Particulars, Box 659, G.P.O. AUCKLAND. , CHIMNEY SWEEP.— All orders attended to promptly and efficiently in any part of the town or district. Call or write.—- PETEiI HIDER, Masonio Street. Orders nay be left wi&fe J. IHinkhorae, X> fiocoonist PRESENTATION GOODS.— Our preparations for the present busy season are to be Been in a fin* assortment of the very latest presentation goods of every description, .in* cinding presentation case pipes, cigai ant' cigarette holders, silver mounted pipes razors (in oases), shaving brushes, (finest qa&lity), and hnnother Articles too to mention; Call and inspect.— A. WHITE and Co., HalrdrMMrt and Trtussei sis