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Wairarapa Times-Age, 17 October 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 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. WANTED. —Smart boy for delivery. ' ’ Apply West End Store. WANTED.—Rabbiter, Wairarapa station; clogs supplied. Address at "Times-Age.” WANTED—Capable lady-help for country; no washing; assist cooking. Apply Mrs Pickering, ’phone 454 D. WANTED. —Women workers for Carterton Show. Carterton women apply Sale Yard Tearooms on Friday.— Miss M. Patrick, High Street. ’Phone 197 U WANTED, for Masterton, handy man, '' gardener, flowers and vegetables. Address at "Times-Age.” WANTED—Experienced man for small ’’ dairy farm; machines used; wages, £3 per week and found. Apply "TimesAge” Carterton Branch, for address. WANTED, immeaiaiely, woman or ’’ girl for plain cooking. Ring 7, Pirinoa. WANTED. — Capable (full charge) ’’ housekeeper for country; wages, £2 per week; references essential. Write “441,” c/o "Times-Age.” MECHANICS wanted for“ Central Hawke’s Bay. Capable all-round motor mechanic for general repair shop. Apply urgently.—Limbrick Bros., Box 45, Waipawa. WANTED —Electrician—licensed wireman- wanted for Hawke’s Bay. Steady, capable all-round man, competent in the installation .and service of ranges, motors, pumps and water heaters. Good working conditions and wages for conscientious worker. Start immediately. ’Phone 160, collect, or apply Limbrick Bros., Box 45, Waipawa. WANTEDSPECIALISTS AND TRAINED MEN. AT EVER before has the demand been so great. High position, responsibility and more pay go to trained specialists. Why not to YOU? Become an I.C.S. trained man and secure a better position. Over 300 Home Study Courses available, such as: — Diesel Engineering Commercial Art Producer Gas Journalism Radio Mechanic Accountancy Wiring License Electric Power Foundry Work and Lighting Without obligation, we will forward Free Prospectus ,and give helpful advice. Let us know your particular subject, trade or profession. Write TODAY! INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Dept. D, Box 120, HASTINGS. WORK WANTED. MOTOR Mechanic'wants lorry driving ±fX or truck. Address "Times-Age.” board. ~ WANTED.—Board for baby boy, one ’’ year old. Address “Times-Age.” “ LOST A N D FOU N D. I dog with white chest and half white face. Finder please ring 1294. — wanted"to”rent. WANTED?’by~young gentleman, bedsitting room, in select private home; meals served; heating essential. Write “443,” c/o “Times-Age/ HOME" WAN TED. WANTED.—A home to board young ’’ baby girl. Write “442,” c/o “TimesAge? " TOLET. ifiO - LET—Self-contained flat, 2 rooms 1 and kitchenette; electric light and gas range; separate meters; suitable adults only. Rent 13/6. Apply 95 Chapel Street. rpo'LET. —Large front room, with fireX place; unfurnished and use of conveniences. Address at “Times-Age.” pASUAL and Permanent Board, single V and double rooms; all conveniences. “Ferndale,” 15 Victoria. Street, two minutes from town. ’Phone 1356 for particulars. (Under new management.) WINDSOR HOUSE, corner Queen and ’’ Renall Streets. Casuals catered for. Furnished Flats to let, and single and double rooms available. ’Phone 1355. FOR SALE. POR~"SA?LE.— Hen and 15 Black Orpington chicks; Salisbury strain. Apply Hayes, 78 Bannister Street. FOR SALE—Pram, in perfect order; genuine bargain. Address "TimesAge.” INKER’S APPLES.—Sturmer and Delicious, at Anker’s apple van, next W. G. Perry’s, Queen Street, on Wednesday and Friday afternoon and evening, or direct from R. H. Anker, Greytown. FOR SALE. —Musquash fur coat, in 1 good order; roomy to wrap over; cheap. Address “Times-Age.’’ fCELAND""POPPIES, Violas, 30, 1/6; 1 Engelman Pansies, Delphiniums, 1/dozen.—Aster Gardens, Cooper Street, Masterton. FULL~stocks of Shearing Requisites. x Book early to avoid disappointment. —G. H. Perry and Co., Ltd., Perry or Chapel Street ’Phones 1105 and 1301. POOD stockT"of Seed Potatoes, numU erous varieties, all Governmentcertified seed. Now is the time to plant. —G. H. Perry & Co.. Ltd.. Perry Street or Chapel Street. ’Phones 1105 and 1301. Faling" wIRE available now in cut lengths and coils. Make sure of vour supplies at current rates from Wairarapa Seed Company. Telephone 1683. STRAW CHAFF for horse feed or chick scratching, 6/6 per bag. Good value. — Wairarapa Seed Company, 'phone 1683. SUBTERRANEAN CLOVER prices arc ° lower now than for some time past. Certified No. 1 Mt. Barker strain. 1/6 per lb. Don’t miss this opportunity.— Wairarapa Seed Company. Telephone 1683. ■REANS! Why are our beans such heavy yielders? Because they are specially selected from reliable strains. Scarlet' Runners and White Perennial Climbers. Dwarf French Beans, Canadian. Butter Beans and other choice varieties. riant now.—Wairarapa Seed Company, ’phone 1683. MARLBOROUGH L.ucerne—The most 1,1 permanent heavy cropping strain; high purity; strong vigorous growth; double dressed seed at Wairarapa Seed Company, Telephone 1683.