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Wairarapa Times-Age, 28 April 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. JUNIOR REPORTER. WANTED.—Competent' Junior ReporVV ter—last-year Cadet preferred. Apply, by letter, to "WAIRARAPA TIMES-AGE,” MASTERTON. WANTED—Boy for messages. Apply’ U.F.S. Dispensary. ■WANTED. —Housekeeper, used to '■ country; all conveniences; 4 miles from town. ’Phone 344 A, or write Box 173. WANTED. —Experienced waitress, also good general relieving maid. Phone 17. Martinborough Hotel. QFFICE GIRL required immediately for dental practice, 16-18 years. Book-keeping and typewriting. Write "680,” c/o “Times-Age.” lost’and found. LOST .—Man’s Lynx overcoat. Any information, ring 2377. Reward. LEFT, at 21 Walton’s Avenue, by mistake, 8 bags agricultural lime. Owner may have same on application. _____ rpO LET. —Two furnished bedrooms, morning tray, terms 10/-; use of sitting room and conveniences; also furnished bedroom and living room; suit young married couple. Address at “Times-Age” Office. rpo LET, to lady, large front room, furnished or unfurnished; fireplace; hot point; own gas stove. Write "64,” c/o “Times-Age.” (jpO LET —Self-contained flat, 2 rooms and kitchenette, electric light and gas, separate meters; central position. Rent, 13/6. Apply 95 Chapel Street. WANTED TO RENT. WANTED’™ RENTW3 or broomed house or flat; no children. Write to “No. 676,” c/o “Times-Age.” ____________________ pRIVATE BOARD wanted by young Wellington business man, Monday to Friday. Write “681,” c/o “TimesAgeJ_ gOARD and Residence—Every convenience. Casuals by arrangement. Two minutes from G.P.O. Telephone 1471. —“Ferndale.” 15 Victoria Street, Masterton. • WANTED TO BUY. luF cLASSES of Poultry; must be healthy.—Tozer’s South End Fish Mart. QONVERT your Old Gold and Diamond Rings into cash. Highest prices—G. Dallas, Watchmaker, C. Smith’s Buildings, Masterton. z FOR SALE. FOR SALEF=SmaIT ■frame’bicycle, suit schoolboy; £2/10/-. Apply “TimesAge.” ipOR SALE.—Purebred cocker spaniel pups, 6 months bld. Ring 2576. WFOOT’ Booth Ma cd ona Id Cambr 1 dge ‘ Roller, with 24in. rings; good as new, £2B/10/-.—Masson & Co., Carterton. C. S MIT H’SB A R GAI NS. 7/fi“FOR - superior quality Interlock Pyjamas. Cream with pastel coloured and embroidered yoke, V neck, long sleeves. Only 7/6 at C. Smith’s, o'/fi’ FOR’ Silk”and Wool Spencers, round neck, short sleeves. Colours: Peach and White. Size, W. Other qualities at 3/3 and 3/6, at C. Smith’s. 1 /- YARD for good quality 36in. Win- ±/ ceyette, Cream, Pink and Blue. Neat floral designs, at 1/3 yard, in Blue, Cream, Pink and Green. Reliable British Cloths.—C. Smith, Ltd. ZiD PER 1-ounce Skein for reliable ° quality 4-ply Fingering and Double Knitting Wools. 25 plain shades and several Marl mixtures. Only 6d per skein, at C. Smith’s. C/1 1 FOR Boys’ Heavy Navy Serge X Shorts, satisfactory wearing quality. 6/11 and 7/6, according to size. 2/9 and 2/11 for School Hose with coloured tops; all sizes—C. Smith, Ltd. 2/(i FOR Boys’ Wool and Cotton Sin- ' glets, sizes 24in. to 32in.; 2/6 and 2/11, according to size. 4/6 to 5/6 for Boys’ Grey Union Shirts; warm and very serviceable; tennis style. — C. Smith, Ltd. “ cO- O P. GROC E R Y? pULITSTOCKS of all Chocolate B?s'cuits at Co-op. Choc. Wheaten, Malted Milk, Eclair, Walnut Creams. Milk Chocolate Oaten Wafers, Marshmallow De Luxe Fingers, Digestive, and the new Mintie Biscuit. QUR large turnover ensures the freshest of Biscuits—all the popular brands and flavours stocked at the Coop., Bannister Street ROSE-SCENTED Soap Flakes. Co-op. are the sole Masterton stockists, and there is a limited supply, too, so get yours at the Co-op. for 1/9 packet. I T'S HERE! ’ What? - The tea that reA commends itself —“Our Tea.” It really is different, and it’s better, too! Co-op., Bannister Street, are the sole stockists. ’ GRAHAM’S VALUES. SERVICEABLE Quilts, genuine Brit- ° ish made. White Honeycomb Quilts, full double bed size, fringed. A great wearer. 13/6 to 21/-. —At J. Graham & Co., Ltd. QENUINE Fairydown Eiderdown * Quilts, covered with Broche Tatleta. Rose, Gold. Green and Saxe. Double bed size, 35/- to 65/-.—At J. Graham & Co., Ltd. _ _______ SINGLE Bed Eiderdown Quilts, well filled with Down. Shades of Green, Rose. Saxe and Gold. Full 'size. 32/G to 49/6. —At .1. Graham & Co., Ltd. | ONLY English-made Eiderdown, full double bed size; exceptionally well filled: two-tone effect in Taffeta Silk. Usually 99/6; Special Price, 75/-.—At J. Graham & Co., Ltd. Shadow Effect Folk Weave. Autumn shades, Blue effects and Green; 1/3 yard. Heavy-weight Grey Twill Bloomer Cloth, 36in. wide. 1/9 yard.—At J. Graham & Co.. Ltd. rpO GOLFERS’!’ MeTFs Tan mFTßlack Rubber Golf Overshoes, absolutely waterproof; spiked soles and strapped; pair.—At J. Graham & Cq.. Ltd.