TO LET AND FOR SALE. npo Let—Large residence and 4J acres, close to t°wn. For tffldresa apply Age Office. ' . ~ ".-' 'OB BALE.—Throe lertaoae Worksop Road, one comer •Ootion; no reasonable offer refoaed. Special terms to purchaser iofuir&a three sections. For addreaa applj Age Office. LOBT AND FOUND ' mounted, between 1 Queen-street and end of Bannister-street. Reward on returning same to Age office. <; WKi 095? ftW«f«V' *■*. walking-stick,.inlaid with buffalo, horn, and with steel centre: Fancier rewarded on return to* A. 3i Speedy; Awatea, or Age office.'.^.;.v.-•: ~&. *■■' WANTED ADVERTIiEMENTt. Uron«aoni;er|(isreli^-^^ : TfT^M H >. mmjh a a >ifl ;<mv,!KßEltt) tf«:« \ removes; v tapping; and heals and prevents Olilblains. Is 6d from J. V. GJordon/ Chemistt v : f'■-" ■•■-''• ■■■ WANTED to flu* for S|wt Gaah—j Furniture Saddiesv Wattes or anythinK offered. Best prices v 'j?iven^: Ok"f tale 'nowrr Furniture, comprwing fine China Hffi7w7fTOm<i Furniture, comprwing fine China '*"'■'* - , Tables, Bedi i,I Wortheim Sewing Machine, Watchea, Crockery, etc.! etc. Patronise, the cheapest and Second-hand Dealer (next W.F.C.A.), Queen-street. '.- '■■■■■. \ •■; ■■ v<a-\"..--->> T^ANTED—Enamelled Candlestick TT Buyers to*get good ones at 6d eaen only. At Beale and Co., Ltd. Pliimbers, Tinsmiths, and Ironmongers. -"" • :/.',/ ■'.' ■:_ ■ p>"~ ■""■' * 'EVERYBODY'S < What? v Going to Big, Boot Sale; The plaoejfotrgenuine Bargains. '.:•■'':-.■'; '''"/■.-' :•'••■. --i'•','.! ANTED TO SELL-300Tine :*!.*; Pot and Piedish Cleaners, 6d eajchi H. Beale and Co., Ltd., Plumbers, Ironmongers/ etc.c -/ *; ; r,^ i:aßffl!fW{WJK»MikkMni/&»^HSI ond-hahd Shopj he'll buy it and give you a good prkie for it, too. . :B3TOWN.i 7 1 , hat FLS and effioient plant, aM »U_orderr km attended to :.po»|*^.:.Xxtoniefoiltt Travellers'. ■'-.• jniiijmfctfi; i-ipeeii*'' "■ " Agents'for Oo. Am anoe Wr "on 6&Mm. ifliss o*night,%»•,! Bhdrfc ■•loi...of».''■■: •■'• ;>';■• :*■■? ■:■>}■■.,;'. :,"' --«' \;^i
TXTBJXB or call <m JB. BULLE, Ih* Plants—MaorocarpM, t L»ori«tm»a, Matipos, tß6oftloni«B, Laurels, and all other proved< tVifeoties. .••**. hardy skelter gumi, wittlea »trw -teoiMaA iappri3ial» i*e 'Bhewer; . : s j VUU call in at RUSSELL'S Beoi A-ond-l^dVShop ; anything you i want:there, 1-m light through" the other day and •»» 'just what you want; ■.,■■ :.'-.^'v, 'rajJi3«W»HaSBI want to get a pair of Kitchener's "Water-proof School Boots at' - Reduced Prices." _^__ W~~ ANTED, a reliabie.preparation U quickly heal those deep Oraclu and Sores on the- hands—Use ANTIv KRAK, Is M only from J, V. Gor i don. Chemist, Master£on. -j\__ , "WHITE 7AND CO," • Street, Masterton, have to hand a nice new assortment of Roods in the form of Pipes, Sharing Brushes,* Walking Sticks, and numerous other sundries. Also just arrived a supply of.fresh Tobaccos, Cigarettes and> Cigars;' Try them 1 _ '__ _ y__ANTED—Gardener, " 25s ; Cow,man for station, able to-kill,, 255, Cowboys Iss. GILLESPIE & CO., Academy BuUdings^^a^tej-ton^ ANTED—Smart 7o«ngoglrl for shop, apply sharp.-' GILLESPIE & CO., Academy Buildings, Masterton. : '• ' ' l ''-''■■ ' ■ : "— ,; WANTED— Experienced-scrub-cut-ters, Is hour. Bullock driver, 30s: Fencer for 1 mile fencin, 6s per chain. GILLESPIE & CO., j Academy Buildings, Masterton.
F. P. WELCH, Offices, A. R. BUNNY'S BUILDINGS HOUSE AND LABOUR AGENT, PERRY ST., MASTERTON. WAKVED. -. ■ Machinist for -sawmill, top wages. Striker for coachsmith, 40s, Shoeing coachsmith, take over shop. Cook, for bush camp,.'32s Gd. Two good bushfellers, Is 3d hour, board 14s. Shepherd, station, Mantinbomitgh, 3(te. . Farm hand, 20s. Cowboys, los, 205., Mftte for" rabbit trapping, straps found. \. - ■■■'<■ ■. '■•■' .. ,-r '.. Experienced shoer and coachsmith to take over shop; very 'eaey terms to good man. Experienced bushfeller, 45s week and found. . Station-hand, drive bullock team, fence, etc., 30s. Contractor to. take over sawmill and timber getting: w Cook, boardinghouse, 20s. Ploughman, use drill, binder, etc., 80s. Married Gardener, must; be able to . milk. ' . Married Couple, man. able milk, plough, N and general farm work ; wife, housework. Furnished cottage provided. Generals 15s, 20s ; Cook-general (country) 255; Lady-help,'lss. Working Housekeeper, Pahiatua. 20s. Experienced ;contract bushfallers, * for fellitt'jj* over;TOflD acres light bush,' Auckland jsTcamp, tools and scores found. ~,,.,; .„. . AWAITING ENCAGEMENTr Married ploughman; married shepherds; share-milkers. 60 and 100 cows; gardeners; milkers; enginedrivers; shepherds; housekeepers; married Couples j etc.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 11 August 1913, Page 1
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