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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10522, 10 January 1912, Page 5

A reward is offered for the recovery of a gold bangle initialed "M.E.F.M." A position on a good farm is required by a married couple. Two labourers for drainage work are required by Mr R. E. Jones, plumber, Queen Street. Tenders for privileges at the Swimming Carnival in Master-ton on Anniversary Day close to-day. Mr H. T. Wood, chemist, Masterton, in a I'eplace advertisement draws attention to the fact that "quality" first, last, and always, is the first consideration in his medicines and drugs.

Three good farms ranging in area from 200 acres to 600, acres are advertised for sale by Messrs C. C. Ross and Co., land and estate agents, Masterton.

Some very choice fabrics for autumn and winter tailor-made costumes are now to bo sees, at Alex. Donald's, the ladies' tailor, where orders are now being received for smart costumes. A double-front shop, with bake house attached, situated in centre of business portion of Main Street, Pahiatua, suitable for tea rooms or any other business is advertised to let by air J. D. C. Crewe, Pahiatua.

In a replace 'announcement in today's issue, Messrs Hugo and Shearer give details of special sale offerings in ladies' clothing, which iare somo of the many features of their great slielf-emptying saJe. Ladies axe urged not to delay visiting this sale as the bargains are rapidly being secured. In another column Mrs Naylcr (late of Ohristchurch and Wellington) announces that she will be openir ? business in Masrterton in a few days as a dressmaker and oostumiere, in premises next to the Prince of Wales Hotel, Queen Street. The business will be conducted on the most up-to-date lines and patrons may rely on receiving prompt and efficient attention, A specialty will be made of children's outfitting.