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; G 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. ATEN and boys wanted for coming season. Apply Foreman. Oppenheimer Casing Co.. 18 Devon Street. girl as companion- ” help in country; share cottage with land girl. Good wages. Write “60S,’' c/o “Times-Age.” WANTED.—Man or strong youth, cut VV lawn and grub little scattered gorse. —J. L. Murray, 48 Church Street. IVANTED?—Kitchen help. Address at “Times-Age.” LOST AND FOUND. T OST, from cardboard box containing lady’s costume, addressed to Mrs A. Morris, c/o Mrs D. James. Rangitumau. Reward on returning to Hugo & Shearer, Ltd. J OSTT”on Sunday, leather bag, containing baby’s clothes, left by signpost by bus stop, ' opp. P.O. Finder please return “Times-Age.” F OST, Sunday, child’s brown suede zip bag. Reply to Foreman, Wagg's Garage. T OST, opposite 8 King Edward Street, black Schaefer fountain pen. Finder please return “Times-Age.” 10/reward. T OST. —Coupon book, during last week. Would finder please leave at “Times-Age,” Carterton. near Worksop Road, child’s small school attache case, containing pyjamas and coupon book. Finder please return 19 Bunny Street, or ring 1383. ROOMS WANTED. WANTED, urgently, one or two rooms. handy to town. Address at “TimesAge? TO LET. TO LET—Double bed-sitting room. Apply 111 Chapel Street. WANTED TO RENT. WANTED - TO - RENT, or purchase, ’’ modern house, Carterton, central position; no agents. Address at Carterton Branch “Times-Age.” WANTED TO RENT—House; good ’ tenant; rent in advance. Write to “604,” c/o “Times-Age.” WANTED TO BUY, WANTED TO BUY—Piano-accordeon, 120 bass. State make, condition and price to “607,” c/o “Times-Age.” WANTED TO BUY. —Four or 5-roomed house; cash buyer. Write “605,” c/o “Times-Age.” £JONVERT your old Gold and Diamond Rings into cash. Highest prices. — G. Dallas. Watchmaker, C. Smith’s Buildings, Masterton. FOR SALS Y poYSALK—Rawieigh’s Pyrethro Fly 1 Killer. Gallon 22/6, J’s 12/6. Depot: 22 Worksop Road, third house below Knox Church. pASTURE^SEEDS.—SeIect your requirements for spring sowing from our stocks of high germinating Government certified strains of Ryegrass, Clovors, Cocksfoot, etc—G. H. Perry & Co., Ltd., Perry and Chapel Streets. rnURNIPS. Swedes, Rape, Kale, Chou 1 Moellier. Full stocks on hand. Fertiliser can be supplied for above crops. —G. If. Perry & Co., Ltd, INVINCIBLE Hay Press, £165; also Big 1 4 Mower, both in first-class order. On view in our showrooms—Masson & Co., Carterton. ___ WAIRARAPA SEED COMPANY. pHAFF^”Good neavy sweet oaten sheaf. —Wairarapa Seed Company, ’phone 1683. . QEED PEAS, suitable for sheep, pigs or poultry (white variety). —Wairarapa Seed Co., ’phone 1683. _ TRIRD SEEDS, Budgie Mixtures, Can- ° ary, White Millet and Mixed Bird — Wairarapa Seed Co., ’phone 1683. _ pRASS"and - Ciover Seeds, selected for ' Jr their greater vigour, permanency, denser growing characteristics, as well as palatability. Samples and prices on request—Wairarapa Seed Co., ’phone 1683. ROO r f”SEEDS! New season’s named varieties in Soft Turnips and Swedes, also Chou Moellier, Kales and Certified Rape.—Wairarapa Seed Co., ’phone 1683. JAPANESE Millet and Seed Maize for J quick, luscious green feed for dairy cows. See us about your requirements. —Wairarapa Seed Co., ’phone 1683. PARA RUBBER CO., LTD. QTICK-ON SOLES for Women’s Shoes. 0 1/6 pair; Men’s, 2/3, 2/11 pair; Solution, lOd tube, 2/- tin.—At the Para Rubber Co., Ltd. J IKSOL Oily Coat Dressing for all Oily Coats, 3/6 bottle; Dressing for Navy Blue Children’s Coats, 3/6 tin — At the Para Rubber Co., Ltd. WATERPROOF - CycTe Seat Covers, ’' reversible, 7/6 each; Felt Covers, at 3/6, 5/6 each; Cycle Pumps, 5/6. each; Bells, 3/3 each; Trouser Clips, 1/6 each; Handle Grips, 1/9 each; Cycle Repair Outfits for 1/6, 1/9, 2/-; Reflectors, 1/6 each.—At the Para Rubber Co., Ltd. fHAMOIS Polish Cloths, 4/11 and V 8/11; 3 yards Stockinette Cloth, 1/9; Stikter Liquid Car Polish, 2/6 and 4/6 a tin; Rolson Wax Polish, at 4/9 tin. At the Para Rubber Co., Ltd. QCHOOYRubbersYld each; Balloons, 0 lid, 2d, 3d and 4d each. See our large range of Children’s Toys.—Para Rubber Co.. Ltd. PROOKEYsSoLGIo Sun Glasses, 2/6; Motor Cycle Goggles, 3/9, 4/11, 14/6. —At the Para Rubber Co., Ltd. HARDWARE _ bAZOYBLADES a7e"in short supply. Send a Revivator Blade Sharpener to your friend overseas. Handy pocket edition, 4/6, at Graham's Hardware, opposite Police Station. QPRlNG"cieanhig-BruFhware.—Polish- ° ing Mops, Wet Mops, Brooms, Straw and Hair Scrubs, etc.,- at Graham’s Hardware. ’Phone 1656, at Jones’s Garage,
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 27 October 1942, Page 1
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