Casual Advertising.. Inch Rate: 6/- per inch, 3/9 per half-inch. Wanted, Lost, Found, For Sale, To Let: 15 words, 1/9; 2 insertions, 3/-; 3 insertions, 4/3; 6 insertions, 7/6 cash. Each additional word, Id. , Births, Marriages: 3/-. Deaths: 3/9. With “Private interment,” 6/-. Funeral Notices: 7/6 first insertion; 3/9 subsequent insertions. In Memoriam Notices: 3/-. Verses, 6d per line (5 words).
SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED. —Camp cook for Mako- ’ mako, near Pahiatua. Ring 1318 daytime, 1192 evening. WANTED—Capable domestic help, Y .light duties; wages, £2. Apply Mrs Jameson, ’phone 1966. WANTED—Smart junior for office, previous experience preferred. Apply Manager, C. Smith, Ltd. MASTERTON COUNTY COUNCIL. APPLICATIONS, addressed to the undersigned, will, be received up to Noon on FRIDAY, the 15th day of May, 1942, for the position of Surfaceman at Homewood, approximately 33 miles from Masterton. Award wages and permanent employment. No School is available. Further particulars as to accommodation, etc., on application. Dated this 4th day of May, 1942. J. C. D. MACKLEY, County Clerk. MASTERTON COUNTY COUNCIL. APPLICATIONS, addressed to the undersigned, will be received up to Noon on MONDAY, the 11th day of May, 1942, for the position of Caretaker to the Te Ore Ore Water Supply. Award wages and permanent employment. Further particulars on application. Dated this 4th day of May, 1942. J. C. D. MACKLEY, County Clerk. worPTwanted; ~ EXPERIENCED well-digger and water-finder will work any part of country—Apply J. Malneek, Venice Street, Martinborough. BOARD WANTED. JJOARD wanted by civil servant, handy town. Write particulars, “214,” c/o “Times-Age.” LOST ANEH-OUND. £5 NOTE lost Friday afternoon, May 1, probably in Post Office. Good reward on returning to “Times-Age.” WANTED - ™ RENT. WANTED TO' RENT'.—Large unfurnY ished room, central; use of conveniences; lady away at business all day. Address at “Times-Age.” WANTED TO BUY. WANTED TO BUY.—Kerosene heat- ’ ers. Write “216,” c/o “Times-Age.” (J ON VERT your old Gold and Diamond Rings into cash. Highest prices. — G. Dallas, Watchmaker, C. Smith’s Buildings. MaSterton. FOR SALE. IPOR SALE—De Soto sedan, good X order, small mileage, sleeper; £75. Ring 2027. TJOR SALE.—Two springing heifers, due this month. Ring ’phone 272& after 6 p.m. fSET 6-a-side Duncan discs, £22/10/-; 1 1 Invincible power-driven hay press, good order, £165. —Masson & Co., Ltd., Carterton. “RAWLEIGH’S” Masterton Dep’ot, 22 Worksop Road. Buy here. Spices, Essences, Liniments, Cough Medicines, Poultry Spices. WAIRARAPA SEED COMPANY. POULTRY FOODS. — Good Whole X Wheat, Oats, Barley, Maize. Also Laying Mashes, Pollard, Bran, Buttermilk Powder and other kindred lines at bedrock prices.—Wairarapa Seed Company, ’phone 1683. pUMICE Concrete Chimneys.—A boon. X to builders and others contemplating alterations. Light, durable, easily erected, much cheaper than brick. Sole agents: Wairarapa Seed Company, ’phone 1683. QEED OATS—Specially selected, heavy ° yielding lines, double dressed, check tested. You are assured of results with these. — Wairarapa Seed Company, ’phone 1683. CARPENTER & EVANS’ SPECIALS. jVfEfTSMONARCJrSHOES, all styles ’ to select from, now showing at Carpenter & Evans’ Quality Shoe Store. INFANTS’ SHOES,"sizes 3 to 6, in Pat--1 ent, White and Blue, in ankle and bar, at Carpenter & Evans’ Shoe Store. TvrENTWORKINGnBOOTS, all kinds l* x select from, in Black and Tan, nailed and unnailed, at Carpenter and Evans’ Shoe Store. f ADIES’ and" Children’s- Slippers, in all colours to select from. See our windows, at Carpenter & Evans’ Qual- ’ ity Shoe Store.; CHILDREN’S SANDALS, in Brown • and Beige, all sizes, crepe soles, at - Carpenter & Evans’ Quality Shoe Store. - t for beauty, built for comfort, . in Black, Navy and Brown. —At Carpenter & Evans’ Quality Shoe Store/ • ~ c7 - SMITH v S FOR VALUE. t S'cAKEnor 1/- ' -Colgate’s Toilet * Soap. Knight’s Castile, 6d; Protex, 6d- Palmolive, sd; Cashmere Bouquet, 1 Bd.’ Buy your Toilet Soaps at C. j Smith’s Fancy Counter. A/Y-f'/ro 13/6—New range of LarnpO/JLI shades in soft colours of Pink, 2 Gold, Blue, Green. New shapes. Make I C. Smith’s your gift headquarters for Mother’s Day. ; iW/c 19/6—Art Silk Damask 1 IZ/o cloths , new designs, in Green, ” Blue and Gold. East colours; very serL’ viceable; easy to launder—C. Smiths Manchester Counter. i r /-I -j T0~1776— Fancy Cushions, kapoc a W ll filled All popular furnishing Z colours that will work in with your colour scheme.—C. Smith’s Furnishing Department... QTo’FORMToiIet Gift Sets for “Mother’s Day.” Big assortment on . display. Hankies from 1/-; plain, white . or colours.-C. Smith’s Fancy Department. 1 SK'/ELYeATHER Week-end Travel--1 JZ/O ling CaseS; size 16 arL d 18m. s square. Navy and Brown, silk lined s and pockets, nickel locks. A nice present for mother.—C. Smith, Ltd.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 8 May 1942, Page 1
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