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Wairarapa Times-Age, 25 May 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, b/cash. Each additional word, la. Births, Marriages: 2/6. Deaths, 3/-. With “Private Interment,” 5/-. Funeral Notices: 6/- first insertion; 3/- subsequent insertions, Tn Memoriam Notices: 2/6. Verses, 6d per line (5 words).

SITUATIONS VACANT. wANTED-—Smart, intelligent girl. ” Apply in writing to Arts & Crafts, Queen Street. XVANTEDTfor quiet coastal station, ” Hawke’s Bay, middle-aged cookhousekeeper. Must be able to ride. Wages, £2. Write to Box 33, Martinborough. WANTED (temporary), Girl to do ’’ household duties. No washing. Ring ’phone 2643. a“go6d investment?; PERTAINLY, a young man’s bpst inV vestment is an I.C.S. Course of specialised study, which gives- him that additional knowledge and training so essential in successful business. Choose one of the 300 I.C.S. Home Study. Courses and invest in success TODAY! Accountancy Matriculation Drafting Mechanical Engineering Diesel Eng. Radio Mechanic Welding Fitter and Turner Civil. Eng. Motor Mechanic’s Chemistry “A’ Grade Exam. Without obligation, send for Free Prospectus, stating your subject, trade or profession. Advice gladly given. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Dept. D, Box 120, HASTINGS. WORK WANTED. YOUNG LADY requires position, 1 household duties; sleep in preferred. Write “718,” c/o “Times-Age.”_ YOUNG LADY wants position as general, plain cooking, in Masterton. Write “724,” c/o “Times-Age.” WANTED.—Position as cook-house- ’’ keeper; sole charge. Write “723,” c/o “Times-Age.” ROOMS~WANTESWANTED—Nice furnished room for a ” lady. Write “722,” c/o “TimesAge.” KNOWN. DRESSMAKING— Hazel 22 17 Worksop Road, for high-class work. Moderate charges.

VOUNG LADY would like knitting to 1 do, preference children’s. 9d and 1/- skein. Apply Mrs Green, 15 Victoria Street. WANTED KNOWN. — Dressmaking: ” Betty Howard, 19 Herbert Street. Reasonable prices. ( . FLORENCE E. NEWTON? Dressmaker r at Messrs Hugo and Shearer’s, will be taking over the Dressmaking Department from Monday, June 5, 1939. Customers’ own materials made up. Charges moderate. Satisfaction guaranteed. ~ WANTED TO~RENT — WANTED—SmaII house, 3 or 4 rooms, ” handy to town. Apply 81 Villa St. toH-et. ~ yO~LET, from three to four months, A furnished house, best locality. Apply by letter to “No. 717,” c/o “TimesAge” Office. BOARD. ADVERTISER will board pre-school children or semi invalid during week-ends. Address at “Times-Age.” WANTED—Respectable young man " boarder; modern home; every convenience; terms moderate. Address at “Times-Age.”_ pOARD and”Residence.—Every convenience. Casuals by arrangement. Two minutes from G.P.O. Telephone 1471—“Ferndale.” 15 Victoria Street, Masterton.

WANTED TO BUY. WANTED^TCTbUY.— Manure distrib- ’’ utor; must be in good condition. Write “Manure,” c/o “Times-Age.” WANTED TO - BUY.—Kiddy’s folding ’’ go-cart. Reply, stating where to be seen, to “721,” c/o “Times-Age.” All KINDS "Healthy Poultry for. cash; also freshly trapped rabbits. —Tozer’s South End Fish Mart, ’phone 2134, . _ (JONVERT your Old Gold and Diamond Rings into cash. Highest prices—G. Dallas, Watchmaker, C. Smith’s Buildings, Masterton. FOR SALE. FOR SALE.—Gent’s sports’ bicycle in 1 good order; tyres as new. Apply, 20 Villa Street. QPECIAL Window Display. Radio Bargains galore, in Arcade window, at “The Farmers” Radio Department. WANTED"”TO SELL—Almost new ” Columbus radio, 6-valve, all wave, for only £lO/5/-. Free trial and easy, terms. —Radio Department, “The Farmers.” wANTED’TOAeLL.— Something real- ’’ ly outstanding! 7v. all wave Pacific Console radio, latest model. Was £42 10/-. Now only £2B/15/-. Free trial and easy terms. —Radio Department, "The Farmers.” WANTED TO SELL.—Used Radios, reconditioned, and in perfect order. Prices slashed to bedrock. See Arcade window at “The Farmers.” c? s mTth’s~bar galns. p“/ 7?" FOR Men’s Wool and Cotton UnU derwear, British make. Short sleeve Singlets and long Underpants to match. 6/6 for Men’s, 7/6 for 0.5., at C. Smith’s.

12/6 FOR Superior All Wool Petone u underwear, short sleeve Singlets and long Underpants, all sizes, for 12/6. Men’s Winter Pyjamas for 6/11, smart designs; all sizes for 6/11, at C. Smith’s. 10/6 FOR Zipp front AH Wool Pullu overs, long sleeves, Brown, Grey, and Airforce Blue. All Wool Sample Fancy Sox in all shades. Usual 3/6 quality for 2/11, at C. Smith’s. 7 /C FOR Heavy Twill Winter-weight U Sheets, single bed size. 12/6 for double bed size, 80 x 2% yards, guaranteed to give satisfactory wear.—C. Smith, Ltd. 1 /- YARD for good quality Wincey- / ette, 36in. White, Pink, and Sky. Neat floral for 1/3 yard. Twill Bloomer Cloth, White, Blue and Fawn; 1/3 yard, at C. Smith’s. I'TYT' YARD - for' Sports - TweedsT 32in. ■' wide. Grey, Brown, and Fawn mixture. All Wool Moss Crepe, 3Gin.; great quality in all shades for 3/11 at I C. Smith’s;