Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 8, Issue 22, 27 January 1916, Page 1

COLLINSON & GIFFORD, LTD. Ist GREAT HALF-YEARLY SALE. i 45in. WHITE VOILE EMBROIDERY, Good range of patterns. Sale Price, 2/11, 3/11, 4/3. 27in. wide DAINTY WHITE VOILE EMBROIDERY. Sale Price, 2/3. 45in' wide WHITE MUSLIN EMB'ROIDERY, well patterned, 1/11, 2/11 3/9. i 45in. wide CHAMPAGNE MUSLIN EMBROIDERY (special), 3/3. 27in. wide WHITE MUSLIN EMBROIDERY. Sale Price, 1/6, 1/11, 3/6. 27in. wide WHITE CAMBRIC EMBROIDERY. Sale Price, 1/11. ISin. wide MUSLIN FLOUNCINGS, 1/1, 1/2, 1/6, 1/9 yard. CAMISOLE EMBROIDERY, with and without headings, at waist, lOd, 1/-, 1/3, 1/6, 1/11 yard. We have a large selection of dainty Muslin and Camhric Embroideries ready frilled on to insertions and beading at BJd, 9i>d, 10£d, 1/- and 1/1 yard. Just the thing for Children's use. Colli 01,'mSOll A. J. NORMAN, j Jobbing Carpenter and Joiner. 1 Orders promptly attended to. | Ruru Read, Taihape. i WANTED. -'wo geed navvies at once. Wages | 12/6.' Apply Gavey's Labcur Bureau. WANTED. A Girl for general housework. Ap-~ ply White House. WANTED. Experienced Cook (male), sober, reliable, requires engagement, town or country. First class testimonials. Address "Cook," Times Office, Tuihape. WANTED. Two furnished rooms, bedroom and sitting room. Particulars to "A.K.," j Times Office. WANTED. Two married Couples for Winiata Dairy Farm. Apply H. D. Bennett. WANTED TO BUY. Totara Fencing Posts, 6ft. 6in. and 7ft. BASSETT & CO., LTD., Wanganui. j WANTED TO SELL. j Two draught horses, staunch and ! reliable, broken to all work. Apply j Times Office. LOST —The inclination to book things. The cheap prices at Bennetts was the cause. < WANTED KNOWN—The biggest power on earth is the 'ability to buy for cash. Use it. You know how and where. FOUND—A road to peace at home. Allow your wife so much per week, she will save some for she will go to Bennett's. WANTED. 1 breaker out, 13/-; 1 ropeman, 13/-; 2 tram layers, 11/-; l yardman (tally), 12/-; 2 bushmen, 12/-; 1 truckey 11/-; 2 slip truckey, 11/- ; l breaking down man (keep saw), 12/6; man drive metal cart £2 10/- and found;' ploughman, 35/-; rouseabouts, 20/-, 25/-; farm hand, 35/-; 4 tram navvies' 11/-; 1 cowman, 30/-; 2 generals, 20/-; lady help, 15/-; l cooks off-sider, 30/Wanting engagement: A good working manager for sheep or cattle farm', good references. i Agent for Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society. GAVEY, Rangitikei Labour Bureau. 'Phone, 157. A silk shirt is very nice for wear during the hot weather. See Stanley Peyton's stock from S/C. DESERT GOLD TEA Competition. n Cash ■ Prizes—First Prise £ls. Closes 30th July. Save the "Camels'"