SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. LONG & COTTER ?UTCHER®. QUEEN" STREET, MASTSERffON. (Opposite Graham and 00.'5.) MR PIERCE COTTER, of Bumside, Mount Bruce, has purchased a share in tho Butchery Business, and all stock will be selected from his own farnij bred and reared on his estate. As all the meat will be killed at the Borough Abattoirs and inspected by the Government Inspector, this will be a sufficient guarantee that only first class meat will be sold at our siiop. You all know' LONCJ. 6 years ago you were paying afl absurd price for meat, and who came to your rescue? LONG! Rememlwr, he abolished the Black List, smashed THE. MING to blazes ,aid gave <Wie all theif meat at a proper price. Please note:— We keep no carts and horses? you do not get your meat hawked round the town with all sorts of microbes and dust on it; you get it direct from us, clean and first hand, and at the same time far below the prices of other butchers. -So remember this, and give ns your custom, and while in the trade the public need never fear erf fabulous prices being put -upon the daily necessaries.
F. P. WELCH Offioeo, A. BONir 6 BUILDINGS HOUSOB 'AXIS MBOUB AGINT. PERSY BT, MASTER/TON. AWAITING ENGAGEMENT. Benchmaa, keep b»ws, hammer •ad gullet, Married' shepherds, married ploughmont, milkers, gardenera, ncers, station hand's. WANTED. Station hand',, witfe <soupfe efcgs, 27s 6d. Post splitter. 12k- day. Contractors, post and' Batten spirting, Masterton. Bushmen', married and single, for sawmills, Manawatu, 12s day. Contractors, 2 miles- fencing.. (Damp cook. 355. Shepherd, £7O year; horse found. Fnrni hand, milk and useful, 255. Contractor to cut 100 to 200 cords wood. Married couples, stations, £9O to' £IOO. Experienced gardener, 8s per day. Floor man, ahle shoe on, 30s and 1 found. Gardener, fruit, vegetables and flowers, 30s. Station ploughman 2oa; cowman 22s 6d. Bullock driver 80s. • >, Cowman station 255, cowboy 15s to 20s General, no washing, 208. Cook, hotel 255, housemaid, hotel 1 15s.
POUR SHILLINGS will pay your Stamp and Entrance Fee to the UTILITY ECC CIRCLE; Apply: Chairman, H. J: O'Leary. ANNUAL, EXPOSITION" OF MILLINERY & LADIES" APPAREL. NEW GOATS!' NEW COSTUMES-! NEW MILLINERY!' BEAVER HATS AND; OONIY SEAL TOQUES, are greatly in demand. In fact, there is already a Scarcity. We were fortunate in striking the richt market. Our Prices mil come as a pleasant surprise. BEAVER. MUFFS.—A nice line at 7s 6d. Stoles 7s 6dl LoveiV Sets, 15s 21s 30s LADIES' REVERSIBLE TWEED COATS, large revere, deep collars, 25 s LADIES' " BLANKET TWEED COATS, from 30s. LADIES' AND MAIDS?" Bodrilito Coats, from 21 g. CALL AT WATSON AGO. ECONOMIC STORES. QUEEN STREET MASTERTON. EASTER HOLIDAYS. TRAVELLING REQUISITES. CABIN TRUNKS, large assortment, £2 2s to £5 ss. HAT BOXES, 15s to 30s. PORTMANTEAUX, 2o s to £5 ss. KIT AND BRIEF BAGS, 10s to 255. SUIT CASES, Canvas and Solid Leather, 23s 6d to £3 ss. TRAVELLING RUGS. FAMOUS FEATHERWEIGHT OILY CANVAS COATS. ThorougWy reliable. Turns any ra\sv J. ELLIOTT & CO UDDLERS, MAfiTKBTON. PEONS DOS Zfl
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 26 March 1913, Page 1
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508Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 26 March 1913, Page 1
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