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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 12 November 1913, Page 1

SPECIAL ABVERTISEKENTf. Great Flood Sale. TO-DAY AT 9.30 a.m. rPHROOGH someone's carelessness, , n water tap, left running over night resulted in completely inundating our ground floor, and, literally soaking many pounds' worth of valuable new goods. An urgent reply telegram from Wellington says:—"Clear all damaged goods absolutely regardless of cost.'' Therefore, TO-DAY (Wednesday) will commence the most sensational of all sales, our CREAT FLOOD SALE. 30 LADIES' ONE-PIECE CREPE DRESSES, 16s 6d, for 3s 11d. It is impossible, at >.such short notice, to give full details of all the bargains, but a glance at the Wanted Columns in this issue will satif.v the most exacting as to the slashing reductions. •. 2 Dozen LARGE SIZE NURSE RED CROSS APRONS, to go at 10|d. No section ,has been spared wherever the goods are damp, or slightly soiled. The Prices have been cut,, in, many cases to less than half. In 1 other eases, fresh, clean, new goods have come under the manager's price cutting knife, and .your saving will be from 25 per cent to 40 per cent. 30 Dozen LADIES' SUMMER RIBBED SINGLETS, to clear at <Hd. Please remember the goods only recuire a little drying in isome cases, and that the SALE BEGINS TO-BAY (Wednesday) AT 9.30 a.m. COLE'S DRAPERY CO., 163 QUEEN ST. MASTERTON. (Next Dalgety's.) It will pay you to come from far and near for the wonderful Bargains!

WELLINGTON EDUCATION BOARD. for painting Kopuaranga School will be received at the Education Board Office up to NOON of THURSDAY, the 20th November. Specifications may be seen at Mr Varnham's Office 1 . Masterton, and at the School, Kopuaranga. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. G. L. STEWART, I • Secretary, OHBISTMAB NUMBERS. NOW is the time tfl post CHRISTMAS NUMB£fiS to Friends, abroad. , ; - AUCKLAND WEEKLY, is. WEEKLY PRESS, 1S„ BRETTS' ANNUAL (N.Z. Graphic) ts. OTAGO WITNESS, Is. CANTERBURY TIMES, 6d. SECURE NO W AS STOCKS QUICKLY SELL OUT. POST CARDS & VIEW BOOKS of N.Z. Scenery suitable for sending HOME. t914 DIARIES NOW IN STOCK. McLEOD AND YQIiNG, AGENTS C. BEGG A GO. THE AOADEIfY. 'Phono 160. P.O. Box 19&

MASteftfON COUNTY. "VTOTICE is hereby gi ~i ;, n of the in ~ tention of the Masterton County Council, at a meeting to be lield on the 11th day of November, 1913, to confirm resolutions passed- by way of Order at a special meeting on the 14th of October, 1913, authorising the raising of, arid striking a special rate for a loan of £3OOO (being ten per cent on,, the original loan of £3000) for improving the North Approach to the Town of Masterton. Copies of the said Special Orders (which are to take effect (1) on confirmation, and (2) on the gazettifag thereof,\ are deposited for public inspection during office hours, at the Country Office, Chapel street, Masterton. 1 Dater the 10th day of October, 1913. F. G. MOORE, County Clerk. F. P. WELCH. HOUSE AND LABOUR AGENT, Offices: A. R. "BUNNY'S BUILDINGS, PERRY SI MASTERTON. ' <fr WANVEB, Two pressors, 2 fleece olis, 1 roller,. 2 daggers—Nov. 24th. Two Pressers, Is Gel bale—Nov. 20th. Two rollers, 2 fleece ohs—Nov, 20th. Shearing Expert—Nov. 24th. Two Pressers, 2 rollers, 1 fleece oil— Nov. 18th. Experienced Shepherd, 75 yeax\ Gardener for station, references, 30s. Elderly man, able milk, station, 30s. Cook for shearing, Monday, 40b. Handy man, station, milk, etc., Uss. Cook-general, child about 3 years not objected to, 20s. Driver for mail coach, good wage. Scruhcutters, 9s day, board 14s. Shepherd, with 3 good dogs, 30s. Bullock-driver, for station, 355. , Shepherd ,30>s, higher wage through shearing. Married couple, £lO4 year, man milk; kill etc., wife cook and bake for 4 or 5 men. Milkers for both machine iand han9 sheds. Generals 15s, 20s; Cook-gener#] (eon* try) 255; Lady-help, Ida.