ADVEETISEMEMT EATBB. Wanteds, For Sale, To Let, Lost or Found Advertisements are as follows:— s. d. 1 Insertion, 16 words .... 1 6 2 Insertions, 16 words .... 1 8 3 Insertions, 16 words .. . 8 fl 1 Week, 16 words fl 8 6d Extra for every additional flve words over 16. If Booked, 6d extra.
WANTED ADVBRTiaEMEMTB. JJERE THEY ARE! Alary and her brood in “Sparrows.” Opera House, commencing to-night. Box plan, at Henderson’s. & DUCHESS VISIT. Persons requiring rooms write 39 Horne Street, Wellington. W’ANTED.—Five or six-roTmed iurnished house for three months from May L Reply “Careful Tenant,” c/o “Age” Office. JJTEART THROBS and heart acEcs! Age and youth! 44 The Transcontinental Limited.” Cosy, finally tonight. Also “War Paint,” starring Colonel Tim McCoy. gXHE EVENT OF THE YEAR—Masterton Swimming Club’s Carnival, Dixon Street Baths. Tuesday, February 22. First event, 7.30 p.m. Admission: Adults, 1/-; Children (under 12), 6d. £)O“YOU _ WANT"MORE'POWER! Less carbon trouble; more m.p.g.? Then use Duekham’s New Process Motor Oil. Cheap- r in .the end. TJUMAN WRECKS and train wrecks! A drama of life! 44 Tin* Transcontinental Limited.” Finally, Coty, this evening. Also Tim McCoy in* 44 War Paint.” gEE THE CHAMPIONS.—Sixteen of Wellington’s Champion Swimmers are competing at the Masterton Swimming Club’s Carnival, Dixon Street Baths, Tuesday, February 22. First event. 7.30 p.m. Admission: Adults, 1/-; Children (under 12) (id. FROCKS? 7/6?“ Sizes 24 to 30in. Also sizes 32 to 3(5-in, at 10/-. Pretty and useful shades with collar and sleeves bound white. All nowless than half-price. Only 20 to dear. Come early.—Hugo & Shearer, Ltd. LIiUSHES AND COMBS for Robbed Hair; large assortment. The brushes are dainty, excellent quality bristle, in fancy or plain backs, and with or without*cases; 6/6 to 12/6. Full stocks of Xylonite, Ebony and wooden-backed brushes, with Mirrors and Trays to Match. Quality the highest. Pric s the lowest. At Gordon’s Pharmacy, Masterton. QAII"OWNERS’ Use Duekham’s New Process Motor Oil. It resists heat and friction. Stops carbon deposit and means more power and fewer repair bills. ‘‘pECTßOL”'i‘l~tir.e” tor Children. Two reliable preparations lor Coughs and Colds. Pleasant to take; speedy and sure in effect; 1/6, 2/6 and 4/6 bottle. From Gordon, Chemist. Masterton. JffREARJIS, Guns and Rifles' etc., for sale.—W.F.K. 22 Winebeater Repeater, £4 111/-; .22 Winchester Repeater, model 90, £3 10/-; .22 "Winchester Repeater, Model 90, £2 10/- { Single Barrel Belgian 12 bore (new) £3 10/-; D.B. 12 bore Rabbit Gun, £3 10/-; D.B. B.L. 12 bore Rabbit Gun, £3 10/-; 303 Rifle, £2 10/-. Also very nice Hand Cart with new body and good wheels, £4 10/-; very good runabout Ford Lorry cash price only £35. Everything advertised can be guaranteed.—Robt. Russell, General Dealer, eorner Herbert Street and Columba Road, Masterton. Telephone 1884. pOTATOES —Fresh-dug and free from blight; 10/- per cwt. delivered. Orders taken now. Ball Bros., Queen Street. Telephone 1938. J)ISTEMPEB Our Distemper Powder given early will promptly eheek the trouble, and in the most obstinate advanced stages it usually effects a cure. Prompt treatment is advisable. 1/6 and 2/6 bottle. Special price for larger quantities. Posted free, from Gordon, Chemist, Masterton. All leading makes of Motor Tyres and Tubes at the Masterton Tyre Repair Company, Bannister Street. Telephone 2519. ACRES rich land, with fine fiveroomed bungalow; all conveniences. Two large hot-houses with grapes in full crop and which will return £lOO in coming month, and good living to' be made off this property. Price and particulars on application to The Fairbrothers, Ltd., Queen Street. pEARS, 11b or 501 b; good samples; 3d per lb. October Purple Plums, just the sort, 3d lb. Book up early. The Fairbrothers, Ltd., Auctioneers, Queen Street. LEEK - AND CELERY PLANTS in any quantity; delivered to any part of the town. The Masterton Nurseries, Whatman Road, telephone 1304. pIANOS TUNED ’ AND 'REPAIRED. J. Candy, Cambridge Terrace, Masterton. LONGER LIFE to your Car Engine if you use consistently Duekham’s New Process Motor Oil. Prevents costly friction to all working parts by forming a film. JJOOT SALE.—lnspect our Bargain Tables this, our last week of Sale. Women’s High grade Shoes for 10/6. — Wairarapa Farmers. gECONDdffAND - “FURNITURE~of every description at the right price. You can completely furnish your house here.—D. Sim, Dealer, Perry Street. (pwo GREAT TaRG'aINK Heavy rubber bathing caps; usually 4/6; Special Price, 2/6. Condition guaranteed. Sponge Bags and Hold-alls; usually 4/6 to 6/6; nil at 2/6 each. At Eton’s Pharmacy, Queen Street, Ma> terton. & HAI.MAN for Cycles and Accessories at the Lowest Prices in town. J* ARR & HARMAN for Goodyear Tyres and Tubes for all Motors on the Roads. pAUIA. Large range of colours. Long, broad strands; 6d per bundle; three bundles 1/-. Ball Bros., Queen Street. Telephones 1938 and 1459. BABR"«~HZaMAN~fJ7' lop lyres and Tubes and Light Cars. , LULBS. Tuops, Hyacinths, Freesias i. find coloured), Anemones, loblainal.le’ now Ball" r ßros?, . urserymen eeil-men and Florists, I Queen and Johnston Sticeta.
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