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Wairarapa Times-Age, 27 January 1939, Page 1

Casual Advertising. Inch Rate: 5/- per inch, 3/- per half-inch. Wanted, Lost, Found, For Sale, To Let: 15 words, 1/6; 3 insertions, 3/6; 6 insertions, 6/cash. Each additional word, Id. Births, Marriages: 2/6. Deaths, 3/-. With “Private Interment.” 5/-. Funeral Notices: 6/- first insertion; 3/- subsequent insertions. In Memoriam Notices: 2/6, Verses, 6d per line (5 words).

SITUATIONS VACANT. yyANTED— Young girl for light household duties, 9 —2.30; Sundays free. Address at “Times-Age.” yy ANTED. immediatefy, 1 housemaid and 1 servery maid. Apply Solway College. ■yy ANTED. —Married man for farm work, all branches; capable to take charge if required. Stud sheep and agricultural knowledge essential. Apply N.Z. Farmers’ Co-op. Distributing Co., Ltd., Feilding. LOST AND FOUND. gTRAYED, from Lansdowne, on Monday, black and white cattle dog; answers to name of “Lascar.” Finder please ring 1482 or “Times-Age.” Reward. LOST, from Wangaehu, German collie dog. Finder please ring K. Russell, ’phone 4545. LOST. —Terrier, Monday night. Answers to name of “Popi.” POUND. —Big black and tan and white rough-coated . dog. Address at “Times-Age.” BOARD WANTED. yyANTED. —Board for two girls, vicinity College, from Sunday night to Friday night. Write “524,” c/o “TimesAge.” WANTED TO RENT. yy ANTED TO RENT.—Single room, central, to working girl. Address at “Times-Age.” TO LET. pO LET. —5-roomed furnished house. Substantial amount in advance required. Write “525,” c/o “Times-Age.” WANTED TO BUY. yyANTED. —Freehold section in borough. State area, price, situation. Write to “526,” c/o “Times-Age,” OASH BUYER wants piano for beginner. Full particulars and price by letter to “520,” “Times-Age.” Q ON VERT your Old Gold and Diamond Rings into cash. Highest prices.—G. Dallas, Watchmaker, C. Smith’s Buildings, Masterton. FOR SALE.

for sale, 4d per lb.; also Carnation blooms. —D. Allen, 22 Macara Street, ’phone 1729. I yyANTED TO SELL—Child’s drop- - side cot, in perfect order; also highback chair. Telephone 2441. gUILDING SECTION for sale, cheap, cash or make your own terms. No . reasonable offer refused. to G.P.O. Apply 67 Colombo Road. gOBINSON’S Hot House Tomatoes. Try a pound for tea. Obtainable ; from W.F.C.A. Seed and Plant Depart- ■ ment, Queen Street. FOR SALE. 1 WHITE PAPER. WHITE PAPER. : AppIy—-“TIMES-AGE.” PIANO TUNING. pOR Piano Tuning and/or Repairing by an expert, ring or call A. Miller Hope, ’phone 2651; 21 Macara Street, Masterton. piANO TUNING—F. Weingott, tuner to Government Tourist Bureau, Convents, Colleges. Country visited anywhere. Workmanship guaranteed. ’Phone 1471. 15 Victoria Street, Masterton. 1 ft / —PIANOS TUNED.—F. Weinw gott, ’Phone 1471. 1 n/ —PIANOS ’ TUNED—F. Wein- ' gott, ’Phone 1471.

—PIANOS TUNED.—F. Weingott, ’Phone 1471. Ift /—PIANOS TUNED—F. Weinz gott, ’Phone 1471. 1 n /— PIANOS “TUNED.—F. Weinxv/ gott, ’Phone 1471. IA / —PIANOS TUNED.—F. Wein- ' gott, ’Phone 1471. GRAHAM’S SALE VALUES. J. GRAHAM’S SALE.—36in. Pauline Print, assorted colours. Sale Price, 9d yard. Coloured Striped Roller Towels, 21 yards. Sale Price, 1/11 each. Tt and O.S. Men’s Odd Pyjama Pants, neat stripe designs. Sale Price, 2/11. Men’s Athletic Sipglets. Sale Price, each. AT GRAHAM’S SALE.—3I in. Cellular Shirting. Sale Price, 1/2 yard. Linen Bordered Cloths, assorted colours, 50 x 50, 3/6 each. GRAHAM’S SALE.—Linen Crash Cushion Covers, neatly embroidered. Sale Prices, 1/11 to 3/11 each. 54in. Soft Bleached Sheeting, 1/3 yard.

AT GRAHAM’S SALE—Ladies’ Fullfashioned Art Silk Hose, hygienic, open-work. All the latest shades, in all sizes. Sale Price, 3/11. AT GRAHAM’S "SALE?U L I?adies r 'Kabe Crepe Nightdresses, traced and hemstitched. Women’s and O.S. Women’s. Assorted shades. Usually 4/11. Sale Price, 3/11. BARBER BROS.’ SPECIALS. QORNED BEEF—Silverside or Brisket —it’s really delicious, but to be truly delicious you must get yours from Barber Bros. pORK! Pork! Pork! Fresh or pickled. Get it from Barber Bros., The Quality Butchers. ’Phones 1977 and 1012. T’HERE is still ample Spring Lamb at Barber Bros. ’Phone your order and have it delivered. Two shops, and “Service” is the motto. JF YOU MUST have hot meat, have the best. This season’s lamb —kept in our cool store till you need it. ’Phone Barber’s, 1977.