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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7706, 7 January 1905, Page 3

j Cheap Advertising. Prepaid advertisements of Wanted, To-let, For Sale, etc., are inserted in this column ; 16 words for sixoence, 1 day ; six days, 2/6. Double these rates if booked. DRAPER— Wonted, youth who has had four or live years' cxpf ' encc in general trade.—Apply, Spence. Ilawera. r ANTED—Lady help ; no wash- | t t ins; one child. Apply, Mrs Elliott Wilson, Tuihajw I'ost, Tuihupc. /ANTED—A Competent MonoI f / line operator.—Apply Daily News, New Plymouth. f" EN ONLY—For good clean beds 1 apply lied House Hotel. —E. I Whittle, Proprietor. CAILLER'S delicious Swiss Milk Chocolate is obtainable of all Confectioners. 5 r OST, between New Plymouth a nd J Sentry Hill on Tuesday, one jod bowler hat. lleward at this I OOD Milkers wanted. Wages from IKM 20s to 2. r )s per week ; board and lodging.—Apply, Mynott 's Hegistry. WAF" : KNOWN—C. 0. Ward, I' has been appointed solo ag< ew Plymouth for liendy's Egg Julep, the celebrated hair specific, which is wonderfully effective in cleansing and nourishing the scalp. Try ft bottle. Price Is. [T ANTED KNOWN—Hendy's Egg Julep destroys dandruff and gives the hair a beautifully soft, glossy appearance,. Large bottles Is. Obtainable C. C,. Ward's, Draper, sole agent. SS^WMNR and while wishing you that we would advise you to call and inspect our new goods. Just opened; they are really beautiful.A.B.C. B o oti and Shoe. PLEASE don't stir me up ; I am naturally thick.—Moa Teas. BECAUSE I thought she was one ! among a thousand, (now I think she is a thousand in one, when she gives me Moa Tea. I RANTED—Everyone to share In the magnificent discount cash prizes given by the proprietors of Moa Teas, surpassing all other* ; £l5O next time. t T ice-cream and candies, going to theatres and up the river, and want a rest, use Moa Teas ; they stimulate. WANTED— Bachelors to be married to ladies who use Mot Teas. Keep your eyes open. W ANTED ' bccauS6 Matilda " J only Moa Teas, and they ore 71 ")R SALE—IOO acres on the Elthain Road, Hiverlca. No buildings (in the estate of the late Mr Rllt-oroiMil T>P<«, If „_|J .1.1. _ .1. I £lO per acre and easiest terms.—W. H. and A. McQarry, Land Agents, Eltham. rO Plumbers and Tinsmiths.—For sale, good sound business as a going concern, splendid accommodation, Ingoing small.—W. H. and A. McQarry, Land Agents, Eltham. awiwnfli arm, new dwelling and shed, t mile from factory, station and store, well sub-divided, metalled road. Price £lB.—W. H. and A. McQarry, Land Agents, Eltham. MANY Business Men spend hundreds of pounds annually advertising, and I will advertise my Land Business during the Exhibition, TMR SALE—I6O acres, nrstxlass ' 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. McOarry, Land Agents, Eltham. » Y Offering for sale a Valuable t Business Site In New Plymouth, and undertaking to finance a buyer with the whole purchase money.— David Laing. ND SECTIONS-I will sell secl tions from £lO and upwards I freehold. WILL also give the public an op- . portunity of securing a few Freehold Sites adjoining the Harbour at pi ices which they will eventually bo worth per foot.—David Laing. • N the Suburban House line I will . let you make your own terms. I IARMERS—I will supply you with land of any class from £1 an I :re upwards.—David Laing. ITiREEHOLD Business Prcmisos-I " will undertake to sell 40 per cent, cheaper than obtainable in its locality. TOWN SECTIONS—I will sell to you with a £lO deposit and balance at 5 per cent.—David Laing. * XCHANGES-I will exchange _Jj Town Properties for Farms, Farms for Town Properties, or in any way to suit clients. FIRST CLASS Sheep Farm, ..». 900 acres, with main road I running through the property ; 600 in grass ; at £2 10s an acre. riIOWN Houses of every description ->■ and terms in your own hands during Exhibition period.—David Laing. WILL give you 15 per cent, pro- . perty invostmont. fF you want to buy, see Laing. If L you want to sell, see Laing. I Laing and his staff are always willing to suit clients < ECTIONS ! Sections ! Sections of every description. Terms : 5 per cent, and \deposit; monthly | payments from 20s upwards. D. Laing. -Gl fl PRIZE will be given to the oC L\J person who introduce*- the most clients to me during the Exhibition period.—D. Laing. )AVID LAING, Land, Financial, and Ocneral Commission Agent |— Offices : No. 4, Exhibition Buildings, Egmont Street and Devon Street, New Plymouth (under Coffee Palace), DON'T FORGET THE OLD FRIENDS AT HOME. » But C*ll 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 » THE "OLD CURIOSITY SHOP,"Devon Street, NEW PLYMOUTH. Inspection invited. No one pressed to buy. Catalogues on application. THE PAGODA. The Coolest and Most Up-to-Date Tea Room in NEW PLYMOUTH. LIGHT LUNCHES AFTERNOON TEAS AND SUPPER A SPECIALTY ! NOTE.—The only Japanese Tea Room in Turanakl. MRS. J. CONNOP, , PROPRIETRESS, • I