r ANTED.—Board *nd Lodeing for two Young lien in » quiet family. Use of pi»no required.—Write to Z, at this office. WANTED, in Taranaki —Situation for Two Sisters, one as barmaid, other as housemaid. Well recommended.—Mr IiOCKLEy, Registry, Shortland-street, Auckland. 11 'ANTED KNOWN.—Miss Winifbed ti Bakeh (certificate holder for 80 worls per minnte from Ihe Auckland Shorthand Writers' Association) is prepared to r j c>-ive pupils for les-ons in Pitman's Shorthand. Tern's per quarter: In c'as9. £1 Is; private lessons, £1 lU'.—Bcooksida, Carringtou Boad. d3o T ANTED.—WeaIth Knocks at Yonr TT Door. If jou d°si e sucress in life, health nnd happiness, send three stamps for Free Book on Hyrjuotisirt, Personal Magnei;sra, and Mainetic Healing. It is the key to all business aid social snecess—Prof. WaRH, Boj' 3")7, P. 0., Auckland, rarll T UITTKN applications will be received '"» at the Taranaki Counts Office, New Plymouth, until i p.ni. on Saturday, sth October, 1901, for appointment as FOR MAN (one in Moa Tiding, and one in P».ihaka ridiru), wages, 8s per day. Particulars oa application at County Office. H, OKBY, dllw7M3l Chs'iman.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 210, 11 September 1901, Page 3
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180Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 210, 11 September 1901, Page 3
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