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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 9 October 1913, Page 1

WANTED iXf&Efc. TISEMENTB are int'&rted in the Waimrapa Age at the foOonsii rates: 1 insertion la sd, each subsequent insertioa la, if prepaid!. Othfld} advertising; by arrangemont.

WANTED ADVERTISEMENTS. "TO"AJS'TED—By compent man gardening work of any description iA PPIy t'it.itjr to 7 Bruce St., or rinse, up C. EwLgton, Masterton, Phono 17 T?|/ r ANT.!'"D—Probationers for Greytow u rlcfipital. 'For further particulars apply The Matron, Grevtown. JTJGG-S.—iiighest cash price given quantity. Applj sharp. —W. Wihos, Pastrycook, Queen St. J'j D—Piam Sewing or chii--1 oo dl rV l ; sewin S of any kind. Apply 22 H : Eh-street . MILLINERY! For 7- U Fashionable and Stylish MilliD! ;y, at the moat reasonable sa SL& Cari0 ' 36 Potatoes, first of the season, just to hand—F. J. Robbing, fruiterer, Queen St., Phone - 246.. EI) Known—Pryor Gilbert's T . o j w n ® n ' par cel Delivery Vehiol* ii for your order. No w*itin«. Grnlity amd_ prompt atteiiioiTfe S r?°%? r - , ord « r « may be left witi Mr C. Winchester, Telephone No. 6. H. «"»'■ Buxkitt's White Oil ia good for both man and beast, A ooodl Liniment for Rheumatism, Ointment for cow'a teats. All stores Take it to RUSSELttS^lfci; «nd-hand Shop, he'll bay it and give you a good price for it, too. TJYANTED.— Something to keep the Hands soft and supple and prevent roughness and crackine of the Skin Use "ANTIKRAK." l s 6d per large jar from J. V. Gordon Chemist, Masterton.

Y OT i v o *" *5, ac Boo-ond-hand Shop and you otat g*> yoa vrant there. I wZ right through the other day aad aaw what you want WANTED Pot and Piedish Oleanera, 8d each. _H. Beale and Co., Ltd., Rom. bers, Ironmongers, etc. A. WHITE~ AND Queeii . Street, Master ton, have to hand a nice new assortment of goods in S e „ f ? riß £ Pipes, Shaving Brushes, Walking Sticks, and numerous other sundries. Also just arrived a supply css^T^"^^ 0 !' 0i "i PLINKHORNE'ft h j: loon'is conducted hy a staff of ttpenenoed tonsorial artists, wJ»o kara thear business. The latent hr*i«u* methods are used in the Saloo®. w&fofc customers should please note: Ffeoaigil attention,; no waiting. A trialwS convince you. Call to-day.-AuM«-street, Maatortcm. "MOTHING Succeeds Like Suci cess," is an old - motto and a» very true one. My Bicycle Businesa nas been successful from the'start, because a discerning public knows wben it is being properly catered for, and gives ite support accordingly. In view of my increasing business. I have pleasure in announcing that my busmees, premises havebeen considerably enlarged'and modernised, and a new aM up-to-dafe shop-front erect ed. The new show-rooM is now fully stocked with a fine selection of the best Ladiee' and Gent's Bicycles and Accessories, and we cordinllv, invite Public inspection of our new season's Machines. We are straight-out for superior quality andi superior workmanship in all repairs, combined with reasonable charges. Second-hand Bicycles for sale. Bicycles on hire at shortest notice. A. BUTLAND, "Revolution Cycle''Works." Queenstrppf,. Msstorton. WANTED Known.—Mr» Crui iti l ' pnndnH'.d 'n. tobacconist Bnainawft: ik» , ?? n Bnder th# of Mr Williams. ■ , v ■ TDEDDING Plants now ready at Robinson's Maaterton Nurseries, 96 Villa-street, Phone 304. Town agents Graham and Co., Queen St. "BfjrANTffiß. P«rfiees«>R Kotowr Stoves in erary ioum, Ifoy are absolutely clean sad Bmo&etas, and cost from 10s. K. Stasia ssd 00., Ltd., Solo A«&by»

JP OBAOOQS.—AJi tke cSsoie®»» aai most popular .'rands of TobaeeM obtained here. roqniiitej *£ every description Bajsora, BiMy Razors, includin i? the famou "flit Jette" Safety B&zor azd apate 6l»des. Shaving Soaps, Brushes, EtoT Buoft 'Setting a specialty-J. K. BlinklioiM, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Queustreet. "WANTED Known—A. ®. William, . Hairdresser and Derm&toloeut, has returned to Master-ten. and lawed the Hairdressin« Saloon from |Crc V>ragfC. formerly oondnotad by Ma Altman. * F. P. WELCH. HOUSE AND LABOUR AGENT, Offices: A. R. BUNNY'S BUILDINGS, PERRY S r l. MAS'PERTON.

WANTED. Eight scrubcutters, 20 bushfallers Youth, milk couple cows, must ba good rider, 15s. Ploughman, breaking up roueh . ground, 40s. Five machine shearers, Nov. 15th, 7000 sheep, 3 blades Nov. 6th. Two metal cart drivers, 30s. Thirty men for bushwork. Pour experienced scrub-cutters, 9s day. , Shearers. Nov. 6tii; ovei 1 20,000 sheep, 12 stands. Contractor for about 20 chains roadiiittkina at Featherston. Station cook, 30s, £3 during shearing. Fast machine shearer, 11th to 17th November. Milkers for both machine and hand sheds. Ploughmen, 255, 30s. Several youths for stations, 15s. Married ploughman for station. Bushfaller, lis per day. Sjx bushmen, 10s. board 14s. „ 2 shepherds, must have dogs, saddle, and bridle. 30s. \ Several general farm hands, milk, etc. 20s to 255. Contra ct_ in post and strainer splitters, 25s for posts, 2s 6d for strainers. Cowman-gardener, 255, with rise. Four tranj-layers, lis day. One ropeman, 12s. Four mill bushmen, Us. Generals 15s, 20s; Cook-genaral (coun« try) 255; Lady-help, 16s. AWAITING ENGAGEMENT: Married ploughman; married shepherds ; share-milkers, 60 and 100 cows; gardeners; milkers; togid«drivers; shepherds; housekeepsiv; married couples; etc.