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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7704, 5 January 1905, Page 3

!■■■■■ yiMili Prepaid advertisements of Wanted, To-let, For Sale, etc., are inserted in this column ; 16 words (or aixoence, 1 day ; six days, 2/6. Double I these rates if booked. T-vRAPER—Wuatcd, youth who has f had four or live years' expense in general trade.—Apply, W, Spence, llawera. ANTED—Lady help ; no washtt ing; one. child. Apply, Mrs Elliott Wilson, Taihapc Post, Taihn|>e. 7"\NTED—A Competent Mono- » / line o|»rator.—Apply Daily News, New Plymouth. OST, hetween New Plymouth ft nd l Sentry Hill on Puesday, one id bowler lint. Reward a>t this OST—Opal scarf pin. lteward at \ A. Hollinguorth's, Cycle Kngir, Egitiont Street. LOST, pn Tuesday Evening, Tobacco Pouch, with silver shield, bearing Hie injtiuls "E.J." Jicward of 5s on returning to C. Clarke, White Hart Hotel. CHRISTMAS Presents. Don't forget Caillcr's delicious Swiss Milk Chocolate. 8 1 OOD Milkers wantcd t Wages from I vX 20s to 25s per week ; board and lodging.—Apply, Mynott's Registry. T ANTED KNOWN—C.*C. Ward, » i Draper, has been appointed sole agent in New Plymouth for Hendy's Egg Julep, the celebrated hair specific, which is wonderfully effective in cleansing and nourishing the scalp. Try a bottle. Price Is. nr ANTED KNOWN—Heady's Egg IT Julep destroys dandruff and gives the hair a beautifully soft, glossy appearance. Large bottles Is. Obtainable 0. C. Ward's, Draper, sole agent. AiIERRY XMAS to on* and all, and while wishing you that we I would advise you to call and inspect our new goods. Just opened; I they are really beautiful.A.B.C. Boot and Shoe. PLEASE don't stir mo up ; I am naturally thick.—Moa Teas. iECAUSE J thought she was one ► among a thousand, /now I think she is a thousand in one, when Bhe gives we Moa Tea. If ANTED—Everyone to share in .'T the magnificent discount cash prizes given by tho proprietors of Moa Teas, surpassing all others; £l5O next time. WaNTED-Thosc tired of buying ice-cream and candies, going to theatres and up the river, and want a rest, uso Moa Teas ; they stimulate. WANTED-Bachclors to be married to ladies who use Mo* Teas. Keep your eyes open. \I, r ANTED, because Matilda uses TT only Moa Teas, and they uro F")R SALE—IOO acres on the Elthain Road, Uivcrlca. No buildings (in the estate of the late Mr Burgess). Price, if sold this month, £lO per acre and easiest terms.—-W. H. and A. McGarry, Land Agents, Eltham. rpo Plumbers and Tinsmiths.—For JL sale, good sound business as a going concent, splendid accommodation, ingoing small.—W. H. and A. McGarry, Land Agents, Eltham. FOR SALE—7O acres, snug dairy 'arm, new dwelling and shed, } mile from factory, station and •tore, well sub-divided, metalled road. Price £lB.—W. H. and A. McGarry, Land Agents, Eltham. FOR SALE—ISO acres, flrstrclass dairy farm, all in best English grasses, 6 roomed house, large shed, several subdivisions, 1 mile from factory, school, store, etc. Price, £lB ; easy terms.—W. H. and A. McGarry, Land Agents. Eltham. "ANY Business Men spend hun- - dreds of pounds annually advertising, . and I will advertise my I Land Business during the Exhibition. T>Y Offering for sale a Valuable O Business Site in New Plymouth, I and undertaking to nuance a buyer | with tho whole purchase money.— 1 David Laing. ND SECTIONS—I will sell sections from £lO and upwards I freehold. s ¥ WILL also give the public an op- . portunity of securing u few Freehold Sites adjoining the Harbour at I puces which they will eventually be' worth per foot.—David La ing. TN the Suburban House line I will . let you make your own terms. lARMERS-I will supply you with land of any class from £1 an acre upwards.—David Laing. TiREEIIOLD Business Premises . will undertake to sell 40 per i .jut. cheaper than obtainable in its locality. rpOWN SECTIONS—I will sell to X you with a £lO deposit and balance at 5 per cent.—David Laing. EXCHANGES— I will exchange Town Properties for Farms, Farms for Town Properties, or in any way to suit clients. l FIRST CLASS Sheep Farm, Jl 900 acres, with main road running through the property ; 600 in grass; at £2 10s an acre. f|IOWN Houses of every description and terms in your own bands during Exhibition period.—David Laing. IF you want to buy, see Laing. If you want to sell, see Laing. Laing ami his staff arc always will- I ing to suit clients, 3 ECTIONS ! Sections ! 8i ' of every description. Terms : 5 per cent, and ; monthly payments from 20s upwards. Laing. ftl f\ PRIZE will be given to tho ab *-\J person who introducer the most clients to me during the Exhibition period.—D. Laing. P|AVID LAING, Land, Financial. dJ and General Commission Agvmt -Offices : No. 4, Exhibition Buildings, Egmont Street and Devon Street, New Plymouth (under Coffee Paluce). DON'T FORGET TUB OLD FRIENDS AT HOME, But Call at BUTTERWORTH'S " Old Curiosity Shop." For MAORI KITS. A great variety to choose from. Prices from 6d to 10s. SPLENDID PRESENTS. MAORI CURIOS. A most extensive and valuable collection to choose from. SOME VERY RARE VARIETIES. To those about to furnish A largo stock of New and Secondhand FURNITURE of all descriptions. Prices moderate. Don't forget the Address J THE 'OLD CURIOSITY SUOP." Devon Streot, NEW PLYMOUTH. i Inspection invited. No ono pressed to buy. Catalogues on application. THE PAGODA. Tho Coolest and Most Up-to-)>aie Tea Room in NEW PLYMOUTH. LIGHT LUNCHES AFTERNOON TEAS AND SUPPER A SPECIALTY I NOTE.—The only Japanese Tea Room in Tarattakl. MRS. J. CONNOP, FfiOFiUffiTfiiaSSt