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BUTCHERS. (QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. (Opposite Graham and Co.'s.) SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. | Tw k fc « *Ntt Fto® SfoLfc. I LOST AND FOUND. ,H.'uXD.. —Left hand brown leathei ■>;lovc..—Apply Ago Office. iaUEEN STREET. MASTERTON. | FOR SAI-k. 12-14 Argyle Motor Car, Asto _ cellent running order. Price, £2OO. •WISH the Public of Masterton to I For particulars apply Cecil Kebbell. Alfred ton. know th*t Mr PIERCE COTTER, R grade bot^n ol Burnslda, Mount P.ruoe, has pur- JTJ plums, 3s 6d per case; jan «*}«Bt;d a shara In th« Butohsry Busl- plums 3s per case. F. J. ROBBINS, 6*3, and all steak will tw selected Fruiterer, Queen Street, 'phone 246. from his »w» t&rm, brad ana- reared ~~ an hit estate. As all the moat will FOR BALIE bs killed at tha Borcwgh Abattoirs P OR SALE.—Thre© sections Work us ntncu » » «„„«.--.—♦ -*- s °P Road, one corner section. md Inspected by tha Gevariwnant uo reasonable offer re f Uße d. Special ißSpestor, this Will fee a SMffiOlOSlt; terms to purchaser acquiring three gurinUi that m\y Rrst ala«« wwat ?J£ tionß - For **<iress apply Age will ba ssld at sur shaa». ce * Yon all know LONG; 6 year* *go = you -wero all paying »n absuird price ; -WANTED KN.QWN—Tht Strawfor meat. and who came to your res- ▼ » son's (Burkitt's White Oil is cue? GbGNGI Remember, he ab- good for both man and beast. A good disked the Black List, smashed THE Liniment for Rheumatism. Magnetic RING <to blazes, and gave one and! all Ointment for cows' teats. All Store* their meat at a proper price. Please and" Saddlers, or from J. Burkitt no to: Palmerston North. We keep no carts ax. orsea, jou "YftTANTED.—Smart young men fo do not get your meat h-wked round f f j JUy Rostock Boats, black or the town with »H sorts of microbes tan From Kitchener, "The Friend and drat on it; yon get it direct from of tlje W ai Wai,"—Opposite Post us clean and first hand, and at the office, <Queen Street, Ph.ooe 280. same time far below the prices of - !gagwgi!»aingiTFiMJiiiaiJji the daily aee©Eßaries. Offices, A. R, BUNN" S BUILDINGS PERSY BT." MASTERTON. HOUBB AND IIBOUB AGENT. AWAITING ENGAGEMENT. Benchmami, keep saws, hammer asd gullet, Married shepherds, married ploughment. milkers, gardenerß, ncers, station hands. WANTED. V ANTED.—Experienced floormi.n for Masterton. F. P. Welch. Breakerdown, keep saw 31s, tailer out lis, tailer out 10s. 6 flaxcutters. 6s 6d ton; married waggoner, 10s day, timber carting. Married man, with 2 or 3 children, school age, for sawmill work. Hauler driver, used to the work. 10 scrubcuttere, I 0s i day, long job. Gardener, 30s, stay 12* months', 355. Carpenter and joiner for Masterton. Traction enginedriver, Hawke's Bay.- Housemaid-waitress, hotel, 20s. Housekeeper, station, references, 255. Yardman, for -sawmill-, 10s day. 2 bushmen 12a, and ropeman Camp Cook, 30a, 355. Roadman, take levels, keep grade, 10s 6d day. Woman cook, 255. Waitress 15s, Housemaids 15s, 18s, generals 15s, 20s. 2 Paddockers, Washer and flyboy for mill at Westland. Scutcher, Wairarapa. Navvies 9s and 10s day, ploughman, use scoop, 30s. station hands, 30s, 255. Cowboy, 15s. Station hand with dog, 30s, 355, ploughman 30s. umiiiaraii; NOW ON. Good Washing Prints from 3£d. White Muslin Blouses reduced to 2s lid. Special Line. One Piece Dresses. 6s lid, 8s lid, 10s 6d. Sale Price. Large Marcetta Quilts, 14s 6d, now ' 8s lid. - •■'■■■■ '' • f TRIMMED MILLINERY MARKED HALF PRICE. Men's Striped Tunic Shirts 3s 6d, now 2s 3d. NUMEROUS OTHER LINES AT BARGAIN PRICES. iV/AKMCfOttW MsEttftlßViXU.i QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. TTin.Mins«iiiT-»amni»nTi»re»n.ftw« EHMHanlilU i \i an a»<i numerous other sundries. Also just arrived a supply of .fresh 'fobaoco. Cigarettes and Cigara. itv tflem r ANTED.—Cutlery, buyers to pee our always-white Spoons, 2s the half dozen. Knives, with pjuaranteed fast handles, 5s 3d the half dozen. Carvers at various prices. ,H. BEALE AND CO., LTD. PASCALL'S Pure Confectionery. .*** one prico, is per bottle.— GIDDiKO-rJ. "Tlie Cheapest. fitoro- ■ keeper," Masterton. WANTED. —Housekeeper for country, 255. (Maimed couple £IOO. Genuerals 15s to 20s. , GILLESPIE AND CO., Academy Buildings, Masterton. ANTED.—2 Flaxcutters, 7 per • ■ ton. Scutcher 27s 6d and 30s; 2 paddockers 32s 6d per ton. GILLESPIE AND CO., Academy Buildings, Masterton. /ANTED.—lmmediately, Fencers T * 30s. Station cook 355, cow-man--255, '6 cowbovs 15s to 20s, station gardener 27s 6d. ' GILLESPIE AND C 0,,. Academy Buildings, terton.jOW the Warm Weather has set h J you will require the Best Drink obtainable. JQSFPH DIXON osji supply job ai reasonable rates, Sefrwshing Drinka are mado froa Spring water • WORK FOR ALL IN SUNNY HAWKE'B BAY 4 LL Persons in search of work, and OL all persons desiring a change of ployment, should communicate rtb R. B. DANIEL. NEW ZEALAND'S'CHIEF LABOUR AGENT. Address: Bank of New Zealand Buildings, FOR HIRE. TALBOT Touring ANY HOUR DAY OR NIGHT. SPECIAL TOURING TRIPS MAY BE ARRANGED. B. PRICE, Proprietor. ASTERTON A. AND P ASSOCIATION'S 26th ANNUAL EXHIBITION mtTti&mmmmfwm SCHOOLS WILL OPEN SOON. LOTS OF BOOKS TO BUY !- wmamm Can Supply You. OUR PRICES ARE BEDROCK. BOOKS AT PUBLISHED PRICES SCHOOL. PADS. — BOOKS. and all Sundries. We get the Best Qualities possible, and sell . . at Low Prices. Ask for ACADEMY brand, and you can't go wrong. Be one of the Thrifty Buyers, litiftsttliM YOUNG THEE AsTA'BEHY, QUEEN STREET MASTERTON. Telephone 160. P.O. Box 124. A DELICIOUS RELISH! Making a Tempting Meal: WORCESTER IT COSTS OMLY HALF THE PRICE OF IMPORTED BRANDS AND IT IS UNEXCELLED BY t '.NY! ». "It's Flavour Made •» Popular." IHE LEADING NORTH ISLAND j STOCK SHOW. j FEBRUARY 18th AND 19th. Entries close February Ist. Main Features: The most beautiful and extensive Showground in the. Dominion, comprising 70 ACRES of Picnic Grounds. Hot Water Free to "Picnic Parties. Railway at Showground Gates. Improved Railway Timetable. 1768 SHEEP , .300 CATTLE 347 HORSES 160 HURDLE HORSES J. B. EMMiETT, Secretary, Masterton. Marquis of Normamiy Hotel GARTERTON. Taleptoat 41s K. ES9OLY. P.O. Box 19, P'ROPRSEim wmmmamKi HIS WELL-} been taker. ov©7 by Mr I DOOLY, of Wc-Uirijbra. TOAVTCLimS md tl* 6SNE3AI ?UELIO tost nly 'arson T&xivw.cx *w -icy attention in. coansctioin wiiih 4S* requireinenta of the busineaa. FTKST-CLASS CTTEF. w(H ti- - %'s.T-Vir .''j.

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. LONG & COTTER BUTCH E (13. ' <.{JUEEN STREET, MASTERTOK ? (Opposite Graham and Co.'s.) WISH the Public of Masierton to know that Mr PIERCE COTTER, of Burnslda, Mcunt Bruoe, has purged a share in the Butoftery Busies, and all steak will ba selected from hla awn farm, bred ami reared &n his estate. As all the most will bs EvSiled at tha Borcugh Abattoir* and insp-eted by tha Cavarumant inspestor, this will bo a sufficient guarasites that m\y arst slaw weat will bs ssld at sur shas*. You all know LONG; 6 year* *go you -wero all pajinfl an absurd price for meat, and who came to your rescue P 'LONG! Remember, he abolished the Black List, smashed THE RING 'to blaaes, and gave one and! all their meat at a proper price. Please note: — We keep no carts ax. orses, you do not get your meat h..wkod round the town with mil sorts of microbes and drat on it; you get it direct from us clean and first hand, and at tiie same time far below the prices of other fcatahers. So remember this, and give tts your oustom, ana wniie the trade the public, need never fear of fsSwslouß prices being put upon the daily Breeesssries. F. P. WELCH Offices, A. B, BUNNT S BUILDINGS PERSY ST, MASTERTON. HOUSE AMD 3&ABOUB AGENT. AWAITING ENCACEMENT. Benchmami, keep saws, hammer asd gullet, Married shepherds, married ploughment. milkers, gardeners, ncers, station hands. WANTED. WANTED.— Experienced for Master ton. F. P. Welch. Breakerdown, keep saw 3 Is, tailer out lis, tailer out 10s. 6 flaxcutters. 6s 6d ton; married waggoner, 10s day, timber carting. Married man, with 2 or 3 children, school age, for sawmill work. Hauler driver, used to the work. 10 scrubcutters, i 0s t day, longjob. Gardener, 30s, stay 12 months', 355. Carpenter and joiner for Masterton. Traction enginedriver, Hawke's Bay. - Housemaid-waitress, hotel, 20s. Housekeeper, station, references, 255. Yardman, for -sawmill-, 10s day. 2 bushmen 12a, and ropeman Camp Cook, 30a, 355. Roadman, take levels, keep grade, 10s 6d day. Woman cook, 255. Waitress 15s, Housemaids 15s, 18s, generals 15s, 20s. 2 Paddockers, Washer and flyboy for mill at Westland. Scutcher, Wairarapa, Navvies 9s and 10s day, ploughman, use scoop, 30s. station hands, 30s, 255. Cowboy, 15s. Station hand with dog, 30s, 355, ploughman 30s.

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 17 February 1913, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 17 February 1913, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 17 February 1913, Page 1

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