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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 27 January 1913, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. LONG & COTTER PUTCHERS. HALL STUuET masteeton. I WISH tha publlo of Masterton to Know thi-l Mr PIERCE COTTER, of BUmside, Mount Bruce, has purchased a share in the Butchery Business, and all 'stosk will bo selected from his own farm, bred and reared on his estate. As all the meat will be killed at the Borcugh Abattoirs and Inspected by im Govirnmetfit inspeotor, this win b® a suffiolent guarantee that only first class meat will bo sold at eur shop. i'ou all know LONG; 6 years ago you were all paying an absurd price for meat, and who came to your rescue? LONG 1 Remember, he abolished the Black List, smashed RIMG to blazes, and gave one and all their meat at a proper price. Pleaße note: — Wo keep no carts si • irses, you. do not get your meat t.,\vked round the town with all sorts of microbes and dust on it; you get it direct from us clean and tirat. liaiid. and_ at tJie same time far below the prices of other hutcheTS. So remember this, and give us your custom, and while the trade the public need never fear of fabulous prices being put upon the daily necessaries. H.LONG a CO.'; F. P. WELCH Offices. A. R. MINN" « BtJILDINGIS PERRY ST. MASTERTON. HOUSS AND LABOUR AGENT. AWAITING ENGAGEMENT. Bench-man, keep saws, hammer and guljet, Married shepherds, married ploughment milkers, gardeners, ncers, station -hands. ■

W ANTED. WANTED.— Engine driver, Ist , ticket, 12s; Jtlinginednver, 2-nd ticket;, 2 bushmen 12s, and ropeman take charge gang, 12s. * Engine driver, 2nd ticket, 10s; cook, for mill, 50s. ;• 2 flaxciitters, (is (3d ton. , . , Camp Cooks 30s. 335, 2 thistle cutters able use scythe, 9s day and found. Shepherd, good dogs, 27s od to 30s. Journeyman cabinetmaker, Taranaki, £3 week, woman cook 255. Waitress los, Housemaids 15s, 18s, generals. 15s, 20s. 2 Paddockers, Washer and flyboy for mill at Westland. Scutcher, Wairarapa; contract grass seed cutters; station hands, 30s, 255. - Cowboy 15s. llopcman for hauler, 12. 4 experienced., men for -chaffcutter. '8 vabbiters with doga' arid gvins, 30s> w&kV-*d sKr-.' v . P ; Station hand with dog. K)s, 3os, ploughman 30s. Great Summer Sale

NOW ON. Good Washing Prints, from &i<l. , White Muslin Blouses reduced to 2s lid. Special Line. One Piece Dresses. 6s lid, 8s ltd, 10a 6d. Sale Price. Large Marcetta Quilts, 14s 6d, now 8s lid. TRIMMED MILLINERY MARKED HALF PRICE. Men's Striped Tunic Shirts 3s Bd, now 2s 3d. NUMEROUS OTHER LINES AT BARGAIN PRICES. \ WATSON &CO' ECONOMIC STOREB. QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. DIARIES, FOR I^l3. SOUND ADVICE I "A good farmer/' said His/Honour, the Chief' Justice, in Misterton recently," should keep a diary, shoeing his. movements fram' day to clay;. By' this means a good deal of. trouble would be avoided."; , Profit by the Above, ancl Order your 1913 Diary NOW We can fill your order, but if you delay our stocks quickly sell out, and you may not got tfa© Diary : 'you require. • The Most Up to Date arid Complete Stock of Commercial Stationery in the Wairarapa. Special Prices for Quantities - .

M c LEOD& , YOUNG. THE ACADEMY, OT7KEN STREET MASTEBTON. TelephonA 160. P.O. Box 124, Marquis of Normanby Hotel CARTERTON. fttaAftu 41. P.O. Bo:t M. H. DOOLY. PRO-PR IE FOBi HIS-WELL-KNOWN HOTEB fa* been taken orer by Mir H f)GOLY, of Wellington. TRAVMJLERS and the GENIBAI PUBLIC m*y rely upon reoedm* «f« vrj attention in connection wtwi W recmirementfl of the business. BTROT-CJLASS CHEF, and H* BEST BRANDS OF LIQUOM. J j BILLIASLD TABU!: to t&n&uuw. - • ••• . _ GJtSS d ttAfc