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Wairarapa Times-Age, 13 March 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. yv'ANTED? for small home in country, ” capable woman or girl fond of children; good wages. Address at “Times-Age” Office. yyANTED. —Capable help. Ring 2620. W-ANTED.—Youth?" 16-17 years, for ’’ dairy farm; close to Mastertun. Address at “Times-Age.” ~ AV ANTED. —A middle-aged woman or ’ girl for housework, from nine till tw’o; Saturdays and Sundays off. Address at “Times-Age.” WANTED.—Share milking by mar- ” ried man with family, urgently. Write “618.” c/o “Times-Age.” DRESSMAKING TEACHER. APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of Teacher of Dressmaking to the Maori Class at Gladstone on Monday Afternoons. Further informa-, tion may be obtained from the Principal, Wairarapa College. ASSISTANT CARETAKER. ' WAIRARAPA COLLEGE. - "WRITTEN Applications only are invited for the position of AssistantCaretaker at Wairarapa College. Applications close with the Principal -at Noon on THURSDAY, March 16. MASTERTON FIRE BRIGADE' APPLICATIONS are invited for two residential Auxiliary Fireman. Full details obtainable from the Superintendent, to whom applications should be addressed. TO LET. npO LET. —Part of house or bed sit-ting-room, partly furnished. Write to “617,’ c/o “Times-Age.” BOA ROW A N T E D. " URGENTLY NEEDED^Young’ professional man requires board, single room, in private home. Must be reasonably central. Telephone an advantage. Write particulars to “616,” c/o “Times-Age.” BOARD. 7 BOARD and Residence. —Every convenience. Casuals by arrangement Two minutes from G.P.O. Telephone 1471. —“Ferndale.” 15 Victoria Street, Masterton. “lost"andfound?7 J OST, probably at inter-house dance. Saturday night, brown handbag, valued as keepsake, containing tickets, fountain pen, etc. Finder please return to “Times-Age.’ Reward. T OST, at Masterton saleyards, silver Sheaffer pencil, engraved “A.M, McW.’ Finder please ring 1622. T OST. —Sum of money, boy’s wages. Saturday. Please return “TimesAge” Office. ,i T OST. —Sheep dog, between Bideford and Masterton. Finder please ring 4625.

", ’ C. SM ITH’S BARGAINS. i 1 /(j PAIR for heavy quality linen- ’ nriish Hemstitched Sheets, guaranteed to give great wear. Size 54 x 22 yards. 80 x 2J yards for 16/6 pair, at C. Smith’s. 3/11 YARD for Fine Wool Moss ’ 1 Crepe, the new autumn fabric. 36in. wide, and 12 new shades. Closely woven fine Woollen Fabric for 3/11, fit C. Smith’s. 1/11 YARD for Sports Twede, 32in. wide. Smart designs for Maids” Winter Frocks. Washable and gives wonderful service. Only 1/11 yard at C. Smith’s. 9/11 "FOR New Costume Fronts in every colour. New style just received and now showing at our Fancy Department. Only 2/11 at C. Smith’s. 7ld SKEIN for “Cesca” Knitting Wools 4 in 15 good shades and 12 new marls. It’s exceptional value. Very suitable for Cardigans, Jumpers, etc. One ounce skeins for 7Jd at C. Smith’s. 1/- YARD for 36in. Art Silk Curtain ' Nets, honey shade only. 1/11 yard for heavy Art Silk and Cotton Nets, new designs, just opened at C. Smith’s. FOR SALE. ' I?OR SALE?—Modern 32-volt automatic Delco lighting plant, complete. Apply Jenkin, Central Garage, Perry Street, behind A.M.P. Buildings. FOR SALE—Pedigree fox terrier puppy (male), 3 months old. Ring 1199 for price, etc. FOR SALE. —Small suburban drapery business. Stock turned over three times yearly. Good prospects for extension. Must be cash. Owner retiring. Apply Mrs E. Carr, Draper, Eastbourne. CHEVROLET 4, " long spring model; guaranteed good order; cheap for cash. Trial run. Address at “TimesAge.” T-FOOT Booth Macdonald Cambridge 1 Roller,'with 24in. rings; good as new, £2B/10/-. —Masson & Co., Carterton. B ULLIiCK-B L A C K M ORE’S BARGAINS. (TALL and see the wonderful values V that are offered on our Half Price Table. Every one a real bargain. WEN’S “ UNDERWEAR, Canterbury Silk Locknit Shorts and Singlets, at Bullick-Blackmore’s, for 2/6 each. I ARGE sizes in Men’s Neglige Shirts. 2 collars to match. Half marked price—lo/6 Shirts for 5/3. TADIES’, Men’s and Boys’ Swimming Costumes. Out they go—half price and less at Bullick-Blackmore’s. " PHARMACY SPECIALS. QURGICAL GOODS—We can supply ° the best chemist’s quality Surgical Goods at the most reasonable of prices. —Wood’s Pharmacy (W. H. Snowsill. Proprietor), ’phone 1047, Queen Street. PNEMAS'fi-om 5/6 each, Douche Cans and Tubing, Breast Pumps and Clinical Thermometers. No matter what you need, Wood’s Pharmacy has it. ’‘of Elastic Hosiery. 1 Stockings from 7/6 each. Anklets and Knee Caps from 3/6. Athletic Supporters—“ Bike” for swimming 3/6, "Pal” Blue Streak for 6/6 at Woods Pharmacy (W. H. Snowsill, Proprietor), Queen Street, Masterton. \VE have your Doctor’s confidence. ” Ask him to ’phone us your prescription. We deliver. —Woods Phaimacy <W. H. Snuwsill, Proprietor), ’phone 104’7,