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Wairarapa Age, 24 March 1920, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND. LOST —From Chapel Street, a fleabitten grey horse. Finder please communicate with J. o'Sullavan, 200 Chapel Street. JjOST —On journey between Occidental Hotel, Wellington, and Taratahi, one £SO note, one £2O note, and two £lO notes. Reward. Finder please communicate with Age Office. JjOST —Walking stick (carved) between Masterton and Mauriceville East on Monday night. Reward on returning to Age Office. , Ij^OST—Between W.F.O.A. Stables and first Waipoua bridge, gent's khaki colour tweed, overcoat, on Saturday, Reward at Age Office. J^OST —On Mangarongo road, green suitcase containing clothing. Finder please ring 66D Eketahuna, or 428F Masterton. gTRAYED from 10 Hogg Crescent, young sheep dog, black and tan, smooth haired. Finder rewarded on returning to above address.—Geo. M. Ross. * TO LET AND FOR SALE. JpOR SALE—Four-seater trap in good order. Apply for address at Age OfflM. SALE—Doublt-seater buggy'in good order. Apply for address at Age Office. JfOR SALE—Seven-roomed house; immediate possession. For address apply Age Offia®. JPOR SALE—Choice Hutt tomatoes, 31b 1/- or 5/6 case; Nelson Jonathan apples, 31b 1/- or 5/6 half-bushel case; ripe pears, 31b 1/- or 5/6 halfbushel case; also cheap cucumbers at Fruit Stand every day this. week. SUB JjtOß SALE—Tomatoes, bottling and sauce, 6/cash with order. —O. D. Wilson, Nurseryman, Hastings. JjX)B SALE—Fifteen sets of enamel bedroom ware at 15s set, cheap, also very , large assortment of new bedding cheaper than anywhere else, —R. Euasoll, General Dealer, 'Phono 2419. JpOR SALE—An up-to-date 6-roomed house, all modern conveniences, in excellent condition, guaranteed heart totara throughout, good locality; immediate possession. For particulars apply by letter to "Bargain," Age Office. pOB : HIRE—To wedding parties, picnic parties, and others, large marquee, 40 x 40, For particulars, etc., apply to B. Russell, General Dealer, Qnetn Street, Masterton. 'Phone 2419. WJt WALiii. QHOICE Home Bites Renall Street tad Essex Street. Apply to: WALTER NOPS, Bfi Essex Street, Masterton. WANTED ADVERTISEMENTS. THOMPSON'S for crockery. No one else can offer large soup plates at J. 5- a dozen, and we can't do bo for long. <"A11 sizes plates, a good stock cups and saucerr, glassware, Doulton waTe, jam jars, etc., 4tc. —Thompson 'e Cash Store. rjYCLISTS. —How abont> a Dunlop "Railroad Cover" for 20/-. It's waiting for you now.—A. Butland, Qnfftii Street. LARGE RANGE of beautifully bound music books at reasonable prices, suitable for presents, at Candy's Music Warehouse, 296 Queen Street, Masterton. XKJE have several new lots of Furniture just in. It is well worth yoor while to see the selection. Every line is a bargain. Don't forget out large stock of new bedding.—W. Hughes, General Dealer (jost round P.O. Corner). SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS. TO-DAY. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE DISTRIBUTING CO., LTD. MEETING of shareholders will be held, ill the Social Hall, Municipal Buildings, Masterton, TO-DAY (Wednesday) at 2.30 p.m. Business: Important. Directors, General Manager, and Wool Valuer will address the meetA full attendance is earnestly requested. A. LEIGH HUNT, General Manager. GARDEN PARTY THURSDAY NEXT, MARCH 25. At the Residence of MR. D. DONALD, JOHNSTON ST. 3 to 5 p.m. Under the Auspices of the Methodist Ladies' Guild. Programme, Games, Stalls. Admission, including Afternoon Tea, V-. Cars leave Church 2.15 p.m. to 2.45 p.m. ST. GEORGE'S SCHOOL, ! HAVELOCK NORTH, H.B. TIT ANTED SHORTLY Head Matron, experienced. Application for particulars should be accompanied by testimonials. Apply the Principal.