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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10545, 30 January 1912, Page 1

WANTED ADVERTISE THE Annual Meeting of the Masterton Branch of the New Zealand Ltvbour IParty will be iheld in Murray's Hall on vVectnesday Evening next at 7.30. - All workers invited. ■ , [TANTED— "An elderly woman or r .married couple to share house in exchange for companionship. Address at Age Office. ANTED— Furnished Bed-sitt- ' mg [Room Ifor a few weeks. State terms (to F. Berendsen, Post Office, • Master-ton. ANTED TO ,SELL— Phaeton, ' nearly new, with pole and shafts. A,pply A. J. JOHNSON and i.00., Auctioneers. . WANTED TO SELL— Diningroom Sideboard Dresser; also ;. Washstands, with bevelled mirror and tiled backs.— Apply A. J. JOHN- , SON, Auction Mart. "\0 YOU KNOW that the , O.K. Tea Rooms (next Thompsoni (Payne's) Bias everything Country clients specially catered.for. Call in please, and know from experience that 'these Rooms are O.K. 000 l Drinks and Fruit at all times. ANTED TO BUY Young ' Roosters in any quantity. Givling 7d per lb live weight at WellingI ton station.— 0. S. CLARKE, 10 I Molesworth Sttreet, Wellington. EIAOHES, Apricots, and Plume for .-' jaan. Lowest market j rates. Apply F. J. ROBBJN/g, I Fruiterer, PJione 346.

- JBL4.VINQ THE BJSfw*TCr _ H _ mat is your, intention, conßUjli A. J. JOHNSON and Co., Auctioneers. It will pay you. EA SPOUNS 2s 6d, Dessert; 4s 6d, Table 6s per half doze© for ijure white metal, are samples of our ow prices. , Dessert and Tabfe Knives are - - - -'«o T ADIES' BAIRWORK.- We a«J XJ Experts on Ladies' Hairwork. We miaraafaoture on tihe premises everyhair. : tewitahes from" Is 6d each. Ladies, save your comlbingß and (bring them to us. We guarantee to satisify you witlh first olass work, at lovverf prices. READ and DOUGLAS, Ladies Hairworkers, Hairdressers, and Tobaoconists. XI voting the O.K. Tea Roomt, (neairTlhompson-Payne'fli Piotures.l. Raspberries and Cream, RefresMng Cool Drinks, Always on hand. :.:.;,"■■■■■ - ■;.■-: ■:■;-. : : of fteoaritiei ;\;' : boagjht for cask, »:d£iiepn!ni, froito pierßona wistaria Jo realise inw mediately.— "Pwrcfoaeer," 10 IW. nui Street, Palmers*©!!, North. CHILDREN'S Iron. Toys 2d, Tea o Sets Fancy Oupsand Sau-

f* • 'W. u [ Le ■»*' prepared to asphalt footpaths, .tmil&cooM, or fioorTi!* any part_ ot tJje district at reasonable Fatten.. »c i ... —*—»'«» seen at the Masteaton Schoolgrounid*. B™ Jwd*'. at back of old Oantoal Hoted, Chapel Street. .«««■« WANjED _ EIGHT GALLONS i^Lfa 1 ™ ay . f? aj£e b Gallons of d<4 lightf uff, sparkling, invigorating, and W fj- GORDON,' Chemist, etc., Masterton. • • ■' - ener, the Jfive boot man. He -studies your interests in tine matter or ifootwear, and is out on his own thufi season for smart styles. , r Ai\IEU ANOWN— Thai *M v w and i'OONG, General Oarri*r* to i Mail Contractors, have * k?g« and emoiem pjai.i, and all orderi ar* attended to promptly. Oommoroiatravellers' aamplta a ipeoialfey AgentßN.Z. Express Co. Ambnianor waggon on hire-day or night at short HAMMOCKS will be appreciated by t!he fortunate users. We aare tihem at various privet H BEALE and, CO., Ltd. ANTED KNOWN. —, "DE- » » MON CORN-CmE" removes hard and soft earns, painlessly and quaoMy.' Price Is per bottle. Posted free to any address. Sold only bv J. V. GORDON, Chemist, d£. (by Exams.), Masterton. WANTED.- -Hugo and Abetter, Drapers, notify Jadies that they have just opened) latest and newest shapes in Hair. Frames and Hair Pads from A. M. HENDY, Hair Specialist, Dunedin, and coirdiaily invite inspection of, same. Every pad it guaranteed pure hair throag'uobt. and bears the maker's registered* brand. Price le each. "JHIOR Vegetables to come in k, the JL Autumn, and Winter Months, transplant ROBINSON'S Hardy Plants. Now ready—Savoy Cabbage, Broccoli, Cauliflower, Leekß, Celery, etc., etc. The Master ton Nurseries, 96 Villa Street. Phone 304. EW POTATOES and GREEN PEAS, also TOMATOES. Order now and avoid disappointment.F. J. BOBBINS. Fruiterer, Queon Street. ANS are very much m vogue just now. All the leading line.* are to be found at Kitchener's "The Friend of the Feet," opposite the Post Office