Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Wairarapa Times-Age, 3 June 1940, 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 addiitonal 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\_ •RANTED.— Cowboy for sheep station. ’’ Address at “Times-Age.” WANTED^Young-girl-assist-house- ’’ work, on sheep station; good home. Address at “Times-Age/ ROOMS WANTED. TV ANTED?— Furnished bed-sitting-room, separate cooking, bach or small cottage, near town. Write “248,” “Times-Age.” WANTED TO RENT. WANTED~TO RENT.—Small house or ” three unfurnished rooms; conveniences. State rent. Replies to “Times-Age” Office, Carterton. TO LET. TO LETF^Two large rooms, fireplace, A own conveniences; electric light; One minute from Post Office. Address at “Times-Age.” WINDSOR HOUSE, corner Queen and ” Renall Streets. Casuals catered for. Furnished Flats to let, and single and double rooms available. ’Phone 1355. BOARD AVAILABLE. Advertiser has vacancy for gentleman boarder (elderly man). Address at “Times-Age.” , CASUAL and Permanent Board, single and double rooms; all conveniences. “Ferndale,” 15 Victoria Street, two minutes from town. ’Phone 1356 for particulars. (Under new management.) WANTED TO BUY. CONVERT your old Gold and Diamond Rings into cash. Highest prices—G. Dallas, Watchmaker, C. Smith’s Buildings, Masterton.

LOST AND FOUND. f“bSTAThat good clear reception through weak valves. Free valve testing service for all makes at Wairarapa Radios, Ltd. FOR SALE. OR SALE.—Anderson Engines, 31* x h.p., in good order, at a very low price to clear. Apply Hodder and Tolley, Ltd., Carterton. RADIO—The famous Stella Battery Sets. A large selection of models— Battery, Vibrator, Portable and Electric. —At Wairarapa Radios, Ltd., ’phone 1466. fpEElTdATS.—Gartons, Algerians and A Huskless feed lines, to suit any requirements.—Wairarapa Seed Co., ’phone 1683. ___ WHO _ LE - BARLEYFBarIey Meal, for ’’ pigs or poultry. Wholesome, nutritious feed at very low cost. See us now. —Wairarapa Seed Co., ’phone 1683. pOOD Meadow Hay, suitable either U cattle or sheep fodder. Price right. Don’t delay. Supplies becoming difficult to obtain.—Wairarapa Seed Co., ’phone 1683. MOLASSES in 4gah"tins. Produces rapid growth, warmth, stamina and solid pig meat. Excellent stock food.— Wairarapa Seed Co., ’phone 1683. RADIO.—The latest sensation in short wave performance. We proudly invite your opinion of the new “Bush” All-wave Radio. Come and see them at Wairarapa Radios, Ltd., ’phone 1466. TYRES! Good used tyres, all sizes, 1 from 15/- each; Tubes, 5/- each.— Vulcanising Co.,’ Jackson Street, alongside Regent Theatre. TROJAN Full Circle Rebuilt Tyres, x for safety and economy. New tyre mileage at half the cost—Vulcanising Co., Jackson Street. If OR SALE.—Heavy swamp plough, r a bargain at £34/10/-; single furrow lever ploughs, all prices.—Masson and Co.. Ltd., Carterton. C. SMITH’S BARGAINS. 1 /C for Ladies’ Traced Calico Aprons, strong quality. 1/6 Arras Cushion Covers traced in varied designs. Needlework Counter at C. Smith’s. T/T-pCharmain Nightdresses, un■Lmade, traced ready to work, pink, green, salmon, blue, and maize. 5/11 Traced Linen Centres, size 36 x 36 at C. Smith’s. . 1~/fi Cream Linen Centres, size 14 x 20, ' traced for working in assorted designs with crochet edge, priced at 1/6 and 1/11. Supper Cloths, 36 x 36 at 6/11 to 9/6. New designs at C. Smith’s. 1 /(’ Floral Peasant Aprons, assorted colours with bound edges to match. Children's traced Calico Aprons at 6d each. Traced Linen Wagon Covers, 16 x 24 at 2/11 and 3/3. C. Smith Ltd. 1 Guest Towels in green, X// U pink, lemon, and blue. 2/11 ribbed wool Golf Sox in fawn, brown, navy, and bottle. Size 9 to 10 inch. C. Smith’s Hosiery Counter. A/fi Pure" Silk ~ Hose, full fashioned U quality usually sold at 7/11, all the latest shades. Very slightly imperfect. Great value at C. Smith’s Hosiery Counter. SPECIALS AT GRAHAM’S. iyfEN"s"Striped Shirts, with semi-stiff 1,1 collars attached. These collars do not need starching. Only iron when damp. Priced from 9/6. —At J. Graham & Co.. Ltd. jVTEN’S Blue Check Work Shirts, a proved wearer; priced at 5/6 each. Woollen Work Sox, Dark Grey shade; 1/- pair.—At J. Graham & Co., Ltd. ROYS’ Wool Gloves, in Brown, Heather and Grey; sizes from 3 to 7. Plain tops, 1/11; bound tops, with dome, 2/6. —At J. Graham & Co., Ltd. TVE have just opened a new range of ’’ Oil Baize. A good selection of patterns now available. 45in. wide; 2/11 yard.—At J. Graham & Co., Ltd. I ADIES’ Fleecy Suede and Tweed J Gloves, in good shades of Nigger and Fawn. All sizes. Priced at 2/11 and 3/3. —At J. Graham & Co.. Ltd. INFANTS’ Cream Knitted Wool and A Silk Shawls, large size and beautiful designs. Priced as low as 15/6 to 32/6. —At J. Graham & Co,. Ltd.