ESERVE the night of the loth 1 for the Children’s sake. S' SECOND-HAND Motor Cycles and ! Push Bikes for sale; also a 42inch Scott range.—Currin’s Plumbing and Cycle-Works, C.B.A. Buildings.- ■■■> WE have a married couple both '■ capable milkers awaiting reengagement. Man capable at all farm work and able manager. Ho wishes to bettor his position. GIBSON’S Agency, New Plymouth. (G ALVANISED Iron is still rising -o in price, hut, ..until , .after the Show, our Cash Price for Corrugated Tanks remains the gar - Take the hint and buy from Oc in’s Plumbing and Cycle Works. THE SWEETEST FLOWERS THAT BLOOM, and the choicest Vegetables that can he grown, are assured by using my Seeds. A splendid ' selection of annuals, tomato plants, and everything you require for the garden. Fruit and Confectionery fresh, sweet, and wholesome, in daily supply. Marble Bar (only one in town) always open. Call on the one and only DAVE GRAHAM, Fruiterer, Broadway. WHEN you want a Car, ring up 142, Worthington, Dominion Stables. FOR SALE-—Sittings of Pure-bred White Leghorns and White Rocks, 6s.—C. SPECK, Pembroke Road. ’Phone 242. ESERVE the night of the 15th ' for the Children’s sake. rjlO LET—Mr G. W. Mills’ sixroom residence, Juliet Street north. Apply E. C. Middleton. AWERA Male Choir, part song, “Robin Adair,” Concert, Town Iltall, Gth December. rjl 11E concert of the year. Town Hall, Gth December. Keep this date clear of engagements. ESERVE the night of the 16th 1 for the Children’s sake. \V7ANTLD at once, man, youth, or * * girt, to help milk. Good wages. 11. Hue, Mangatoki.
1 ANTED—AbIe-bodied man for I** general farm work. Good 1 wages, good koine. Apply C. Lord, l*oto Road, Cardiii'. ’ "VTOUR .Soldier Friend needs a pro--1 sent. We have a variety of 1 lines to suit him. Charles 10. dames. AN’TIOQ Waitresses Races. Apply Alt. WANT 101) TO SKL 10Gig and Harness, able for milk cart. Apply for the Moon. Quiet Horse Horst l snitt his ollice. TTtTANTIOI) at once, hy ** man, work, this olllee. married Address pi) 10SK1?\T0 the night of the loth tor the Children's sake.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 10, 6 December 1916, Page 6
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346Page 6 Advertisements Column 5 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 10, 6 December 1916, Page 6
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