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Wairarapa Age, 9 March 1927, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. XX/ANTED. — Capable general. Adv dress at “Age” Office. TJyANTED. —Good pick and shovel V labourers. T. F. Slowey, Tinui Road. TXTANTED.-—Strong- youth for hand milking. Good wages and good home; constant job.— Apply Alex. Johnson, Papawai Road, Greytown. ■^TANTED.—An intelligent and energetic man with sales ability—prepared to travel the North Island—£7s to £lOO will buy into a business established over 20 years. The right man can make £6 to £8 a week. References igiven and required. Apply Gillespie & Co., Labour Agents, Masterton. SITUATIONS WANTED. ■yOUNG MAN (26) wants position as cowman-gardener; used to motor mower; or make himself generally useful. -Apply 11 Urgent/ 7 c/o “Age” Office. LOST AND FOUND. •REWARD IS OFFERED for the return of a‘No. 130 Kodak Camera, left in the Dressing Sheds at the recent Swimming Carnival at Carterton. Apply “Age” branch office, Carterton. y^OULD _ THE~PERSON seen removing gent’s bicycle from Library please return fo l 64 Lincoln Road to save further trouble. TO LET. rpO LET.—From Saturday next, sixroomed house; all conveniences. Apply Federal Land and Estate Agency, Perry Street, Masterton. FOR SALE. JpOR SALE. —Seagrass pram with leather hood; in good condition. Price, £3. Address at “Age” Office. JpOR SALE.Rimu extension table. Address at “Age” Office. J7'OR SALE. - — Gent’s Dress Suit, in first-class order; medium size; price right. Inquiries to “Snip,” c/o “Age” Office.

JpOR QUICK SALE. Five-seater Chevrolet car, in good running order; self-starter; electric lights; any trial given. For address apply “Age” Office.

JpOR SALE.—Good used cars, at reasonable prices. We service these cars and guarantee you satisfaction.— G. Malmo, Ltd., Chapel Street.

JpOK QUICK SALE.—Dodge roadster, 1924 imodel; colonial body; perfect order, side screens and all accessories. Price, £2OO. Apply “Age” Office for address.

JpOR QUICK SALE.—A number of good used Ford cars; non-self-start-ers from £25; self-starters from £65. Apply Gordon Hughan, Ltd., Ford Dealer, Carterton.

JpOßp. SALE.—White plates, from 4/9 dozen; goud quality.—D. W. Sim. Dealer, Perry Street.

JpOR SALE.— Aluminium Saucepans, 16/- a set of five; also Enamel Saucepans, 11/6 a set of five.—D. W. Sim, Dealer, Perry Street.

TpOR SALE.—ParLn-Palmer, s.s.„ e. 1.;

good order; £65. Five-seater Jackson, recent model, £55. Half-ton Ford Truck, £3O. Twin-cylinder A.J.S. gear box, kick start, £22 10/-. Threespeed Ariel, £l2 10/-. A. J. Tew, Carterton.

TpOR SALE.—Seagrass Twisted Mata, sft by 2jft, 6/- each.—D. W. Sim, Dealer, Perry Street.

rpWO LADIES’ BICYCLES; really good order; very reasonable. Get in.—The Fairbrothers, Ltd., Auctioneers, Queen Street.

jgTOP CARBON, scored cylinders, burned-out bearings and big repairs bills by using Duckham’s New Process Motor Oil. • More power at less cost.

T)ID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU that Clerical lenses would suit you. Yon just look over the top of them when not reading. Consult H. T. Wood, Chemist and Optometrist. piANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED. J. Candy, Cambridge Terrace, Masterton. AND GENT’S CYCLES, from £7/10/-; B.S.A. Cycles from £ll/10/-; Royal Enfield, £l4; Rover Cycles, £l5; extra Strong Cycled, £8 10/- and £9; guaranteed. At Andrews & Rolph’s, opposite Hugo and Shearer’s Telephone 2458. ATADE'IN~A _ CLEAN7”Modern Fac- ’ tory from finest ingredients—Hayward’s Military Pickle. The best on the market. Specify “Military.” TUTOTORISTS! Guaranteed Repairs to Motor Tyres and Tubes at the Masterton Tyre Repair Co., Bannister Street. Telephone 2519. rpWO PRICES ONLY—for two weeks. We are selling Gent’s Boots and Shoes, 25/- and 30/-. Hubbard Bros., North End Shop. FREE-FLOWING OIL means easy starting. Play safe by using Duckham’s New Process Motor Oil and get the best from your car. POR HIGH-CLASS MOTOR CAR and Carriage Painting, communicate with F. J. Hunn, Perry Street, back of Impdement Co.’s Garage. Estimates given for all classes of work. MISS MACKAY, 25 KURIPUNI ST.. MASTERTON. TgEGS TO ANNOUNCE that she has commenced business as a Floriste. Specialists in American Bridal Showers, Wreaths, Mourning Sprays, Etc. Telephone orders promptly attended to. Telephony 1629. Sample work at Mrs. Cooper’s Excelsior Saloon, Queen Street.