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Cheap Advertising! Prepaid advertisement* of To-let, For Sale, etc., are inserted in this column ; 10 words (or sixoence, 1 day ; six days, 2/6. Double these rates if booked. \\t ANTKll—Capable married luan T* to take sole charge of farm. For further purticulurs apply Uewley and (■ I'illi! lis iIIAVE tenants for 8 houses, centrally siuiutM, at 10s, 12s and 15s per week.—David Laing, Lund uml iJKstate .'Agent, Egmont Struct. WANTED-A clean experienced girl us waitress, also a clean exjK'iicnc-.ti girt as housemaid.— Mr* lliower, Club Hotel, SlraUoi'd. LOST —Fawn Ca)X', between Mr J. Here's, Omatu nud Oakum Hall. \\ ill finder kindly return lo News Office. \ AILLEK'S Swiss Alilk Chocolate J Take your coupons to your Confectioner and obtain jour prize. 1 0 WANTED KNOWN-C. C. Ward, Draper, has been appointed sole agent in New Plymouth for llendy'g Egg Julep, the celebrated hair specific, which Is wonderfully effective in cleansing and nourishing the scalp: Try a bottlo. Price Is. VY^ANTED KNOWN—Hindis Egg ' Julep di.-stroys dandruff and gives the hair a beautifully soft, glossy apjxarance. Large bottles Is. Obtainable C, C. Want's, Draper, sole agent. PLEASE don't stir me up ; I aia naturally thick.—Moa Te4s. Because i thought stu> was om among a thousand, -non I think she is a thousand In one, whon she gives me Moa T^a. I*7"ANTED—Everyone to share (n T T the magnificent discount cash prizes given by tho proprietors of Moa Teas, surpassing all other* i £l5O next time. W >.NTED—Those tired of buying * T ice-cream and candies, going to theatres and up tho river, and want a rest, use Moa Teas ; they stimulate. v w ANTED—Bachelors to be mar- - riod to ladies who use Moa Teas. Keep your eyes open. W" ANTED, because Matilda ■■ only Moa Teas, and they are a treat. IVOR SALE—IOO acres on the ElX thaw Road, Hiverlea. No buildings (in tho estate of the late Mr Burgess). Price, if sold this mcnth, £lO per acre and easiost terms.—W. H. and A, M:Garry, Land Agents, Elthani. SALE—ISO acres, first-class . dairy farm, all In best English grasses, 0 roomed house, large shed, several subdivisions, 1 mile from factory, school, store, etc. Price, £lB ; easy terms.—W. H. and A. Mc(Jarry, Land Agents. Elthain. SALE—79 acres, snug dairy A arm, new dwelling and shed, t mile from factory, station and store, well sub-divided, metalled road. Price £lB.—W. H. and A. McGarry, Land Agent*, Eltham. TO Plumbers and Tinsmiths.—For sale, good sound business as a going concern, splendid accommodation, ingoing small.—W. 11. and A. McGarry, Laad Agents, Eltham. BY Offering for sale a Valuable Business Site in New Plymouth, and undertaking to finance a buyer with the whole purchase money.— David Laing. AND SECTIONS-I will sell seotions from £lO and upwards freehold. MANY Business Men spend hundreds of pounds annually advertising, and 1 <vill advertise my Land Business during the Exhibition. IWILL also give the public an opportunity of securing a few Freehold Sites adjoining the Harbour at pi ices which they will eventually be worth per foot.—David Laing. \ N the Suburban House line I will „ let you make your own terms. 1, FARMERS—I will supply you with ? land of any class from £1 an aero upwards.—David Laing. ]7> REEHOLD Business Premises—-I . will undertake to sell 40 per 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. A FIRST CLASS Sheep Farm, 904 acres, with main road running through, the property ; 600 in grass ; at £2 10s an acre. of every description A and terms in your own hands during Exhibition period.—David Laing. WILL give you 15 per cent, pro- . perty investment. IF you want to buy, see Laing. If you want to sell, sco Laing, Laing and his staff are always willing to suit clients^ SECTIONS ! Sections I Scctiorc* of every description. Terms : 5 per cent, and deposit ; monthly payments from 20s upwards. D. Laing. fi "1 PRIZE will bo given to the ot> w person who introducer the most clients to me during tho Exhibition period.—D. Laing. DAVID LAIXG, Land, Financial, jnd General Commission Agent —Offices : No. 4, Exhibition Buildings, Egmont Street and Devon Street, New Plymouth (under Cofiee Palace). CENTRAL Halrdresaing Company. Ji HUNTER, Manager. Devon Street, NEW PLYMOUTH, The following branda of TOBACCO kept in stock:— DERBY, .VENUS, GOLDEN EAGLE, HAVELOCK, JUNO, WELCOME NUGGET, Etc., Etc. A fine assortment of CHEAP PIPES just received. A trial solicitedi All leading . branda of CIGARS >nd CIGARETTES kept in stock. OUR IIAIRDRESSING SALOON is the most up-to-date in Now P'ymouth. Customers can rely on receiving civility and attention. RED HOUSE HOTEL, DEVON STREET EAST, E. WHlTTLE,'Proprietor. Only the best Wines and Spirits kept Those who enjoy a good glass of beer can rely on obtaining It at th* above popular hotel* Fop Sale Or LEASE WITH RIGHT TO PURCHASE. I.IINE Suburban Property coatuln- ' ing about 8 aero* with good jx-roomed bouse and outbuildings.. Situatod within easy distanco if. Post Office. For further particular* apply to NEWTON KINO LAND AGENT. Dsvon Street, NEW PLYMOUTH.

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7738, 14 February 1905, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 7 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7738, 14 February 1905, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 7 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7738, 14 February 1905, Page 3

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