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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 15 October 1913, Page 1

WANTED ADXSBr TISEMENTB are inserted in the Wairarap* Ago at the following rates: 1 insertion 1» td, each subsequent insertion Is, if prepaid. Othea advertising by arrange-

WANTED ADVERTISEMENTS. ANTED \ KNOWN Ladies' Deaf » Kid Gloves 2s 6d. Bem- [ nantts> Embroidery oa throw-out prices Cole's Co., Ji>3s_QiKwa_St l _ TI7ANTED—-A" Girl for housework. *' Apply Mrs Giddings, ißenallstreet>#r for particulars to A. J ,Giddirfgs. Queen-street. DRESSMAKERS—Wanted* sA - once, Bodice and Skirt hands. Apply aharpu WJF.C.A. pay mace? ; Merino Singlets la lid, ■Umdei-paixts Is. lid „Caps Is, Silk Knitted Ties 1H«1 . Cole's Monaster Saia,, Qxeen Street,, Dal" ; fcety's. "'•'.''.,'. '_____. furniahed liouse,, no children Apply "fcernuu*nt," Age Office. MAIEIMON.Y.

is dasirous. of meetiug. domesti Gated, refmed. lady with, view to the above. Write, J.A.B*v .car* P. 0., Eketahuna... wgiitffiWM r ml. ;A. few: Ladies' Sample Rain 1 Coats : and. Hydiotitek,,: very smart ' stuff/ prieesv fiam 16* lid. - Cole'aDrapery Co..' ,naxt Dalgety's.. :'• for Ojtaki - ' Races on. Thuisday,.October 16th. Apftly. at once to. A,. J,, Hathaway. r ANTED— About middi* of Nov- ■ * ember, .permanent jpb aa. painter and papenhanger. Apjjly at Afflß of-

Mrs, A.. Beetham,. "AnUey, Masterton*. *-* Chunshrstjceet, is now prepared to take in dressmaking.* Fit end styleguarantoed.. Charges, moderate. ■yLTAN-TED—Probauinnera, fo!r Grey- *" town, and Pabiatua Hospitals. For furt&eii Particulars apply to the Matrons.' ■\\TA3OIEB and ;." 'more bargains.: Boy's Tweed. Pants, ,Is, lid,; Bogs* Snicker Hobo Is 3d,, Braces, 6d pair.. CaL&'s Drapery. Co., next Balgety\Sß,. *' OKO NUMBER OF TELEPHONE. ***** Beautiful aew Stuart MOTOBJ CAB FOR HIRE- just landed. Careful driver. Binfc up 'Phone 259* tßmtlandV Cycle- Works), and your* oKier will receixe prompt attention. \ |>KE£N Peas, first of the eeaeon* "at "$• «*«• Bobbins, Queen-street, Phone 248. 1 1 wicti ma *m arrr»:f Avi t <vw>w? si; dren's sewing of any kind. Apply 22 High-etreet. .'«. FASHIONABLE MILLINERY! For - the most Fashionable and Stylish Millinery, at the most veaeonabl* prices,, trr >; Madame ■ Carle, 35 QueenKNOWNwA Record \ 1 Salp, New Season's Painty Poplins to go at 10$ d yard ■•. Double Width Sponge Cloth, Is B}d a yard. Cole's Drapery Co., Queen Street". NEW ftnst of the season, •■fast to-band^tf:' Ji 1 Eobbino, fruiterer, Queen Btl, Phone 346. '■ iMmvMmxTXT&kTßmmflß 'new PaWel Delivery Venule i» ready lor your order. No Civility and promptV attention isfmj mottor. Orders inay be loft "with "if* 0. Winchester, Telephon«"*:*. 8. OB nil in at BUSgELL'B «•* anything you want tfcer*. I wa& right through the other da} and wv J what you want ?JBW:|Mot:>vy*»;i'T^rrcrKi7^n3 lisb. and durable foptwi&r Sf J reasonable prices. Opp. Post Office. ANTED.— PcrJwswm Amnmrn* I " Store* in •v*ry hortM« Ilhty [ana cost irom lite. H. *•*!• . Co., Ltd., Sole Aanmti, "

\«:(tV^i,lllk! loon i* toadwted bj * jitif «f n. perienoed tonsoirial artists, who kaan their business. ■ The latest fcycuai* methods are used in the Saloon, whisk customers should please note: Prouirt attention; no" waiting. A trial inH convince yon. Oall to-day.—Qoats> street, Mastortom. i "TyOTHING Succeeds Like Suc- *" cess," is a;: .id motto and a very true one. M.r Bicycle Business' has been successful from the start, because a discerning publi" \ when it is bein" 1 - "jtußffiC and'- <■**- I In" view of my £ stocked wfttT rfi 001 ? is »w fully cyckf f or sale. ; - notice, a. BtJTtiM" •'Beroten Q*™; street, -Maaterton, Phone °^r

F P asm mo LkiowTkiiif „,,-. Offices: ' PEER* BUKKY ' S BtJILDINGS.

I * wAvJfTEffi '" Waggoner « to" wool' and timber f caitmg, 50s and found. I 30s dnVei '' " Sed to Station hand witft couple dogs' 30s' I Contract firewood cutters Young man batch' with another on farm, Te Kuiti. , Station hand, principally gardening and odd work about homestead >ook for station, milk one cow, 30s ■ki£ht scrol-enttcrs, 9s day, board ! Ms. One shepherd, must Jmv& Jogs, saddl and bridle, 30s. Ploughman, breaking up roue lj ground, 40s. * Five machine shearers, Nov. 15th 7000 sheep, 3 blades Nov. 6th Thirty men for bushwork. Past machine shearer, Ilth' to 17th November. Milkers for both macfcnra and Band sheds. Ploughmen, 255, 30s. Several general farm hand's, mWk, etc 20s to 255. *' ' General* 15s, 20s; Cook-general ( CO W try) 255; Lady-help, Ms. AWAITING, ENGAGEMENT. Married ploughman; married gkap.*' herds; share-milkers, 60 and 10» drivers; shepherds; hoi»ekem«n> ■tarried couple* ; etw. *