Page 3 Advertisements Column 8

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 2 October 1907, Page 3

Don't be perauaded to boy this and that Juat b#ew| It lo a new bwind, and bably packed by some lili' perlenced Arm, and puelLt for the safe* of extra preM,. BUY AN A&TICUt WHICH IS GUARANTOR, and STOOD A PUBLIC TEST for... 2? YEARS. 3 ■,T:rV~> A •» dir p< PUHS TEAB. a domesticated person m •••*■ . .. Lad y Help in small town household j ample spare time to devote to studies during afternoons if desired. S Apply % letter to Lady Help, can of News office. t*. , l : TO&NTED, a urtTS to assist to 3$ small household during the dan ,H sleep at home. Address £, Bos lis. - Post Office, New Plymouth. ':[% Yj/]ANTED to Sell, small Engine anfl i, .Boiler, suitable for milldnff-nuehilM X* or ehaffcutter. Apply News office, Known—Good Trap for sal*,/ $ seat -five persons; or will exptenge' '* for light trap-horse. Apply Myaotn ' JftfVE Rooms to let In Cur rle-street, % two fireplaces, with gas store, rait- •"? able for bachelors; ~ partly, forataed. Apply Mynott's Registry. ' jjj £ABE CHANCE f#r a retired ' % . farmer.—For sale.—Choiee i»b- *"1 urban property, 1J miles from New Ply. i month, on good metalled road, 5} mm -J. land, new 6-roomed house, with de- "J tached wash-house and trap.house. ,"l house built of first-class heart of rim j and well-finished throughout, on iplea* .v| did elevated position, w*ll sheltered from prevailing md, and fitted with all eon- , " remences, hot and cold water through .1 out} property well fenced and planted, and wculd make an ideal home for a re- ~| tired farmer or business man; a eheap < -Sjj property, and easy terms arranged.—A»> ply to Box 86, New: Plymouth. *M IVIDED SKIBTS—OOmrWMI , *1 cutter holds firstolaM Loadoa 't diploma for ladies' garments.—Coeker, Devon Street. a ■RHJB SALE—A dairy herdj 70 yotmg •"y cows, olose to profit. Write 161 particulars.—Wilson & Nolan. ' J T.AMPS! LAMPS! LAMPS! Mr tfM ' t hall, or for the kitchen, mi ttfc • dining-room, for the drawing-Mm. X splendid selection at rock bot/ <W prim, D. Berry and Co., Brougham jtnrt, New / Plymouth. * >|S FEEDING ' CHICKENS i ■ Jt -J To pay well, chicks must be fed well. Pine results are obtained p by feeding them with "Rowe's ; i| . Chicken Food," a special mixture ' S containing all that the bird* ' 1 require. "Meat Meal" added to - \ the mash makes bone and de- .WjJj velops Ihe chicks early. Besides >''tj these, we stock Crushed Wheat, Shell and Bone Grit, etc., aid -f everything for the poultry- :"%i keeper. J W. BO WE Corner of .King and Brougham Streets, NEW PLYMOUTH. BAD BOOTS. BAD WEATHER. DON'T grumble, you can't improve the weaklier, but you etn the boots. TEY MC'EWEN BROS.' PRACTICAL BOOTMAKERS. A full stock of Honest Footwear Always on hand. BOOTS MADE TO ORDER. TABANAKJ ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. FISHING SEASON, Ist OCTOBER, 1007, TO 30th APRIL, 1008. WISHING LICENSES may be obtained from A. S. Hassell, W. W. Murtoa and Co., E. Reynolds and Co., New Plj» mouth; Sutherland Bros., T. Drake. aad Co., Inglewood; D. Duncan, Opuoakef and from the undersigned. P. MeAHMM, Secretary. Licenses: Men, whole eeasoik, £l| women and boys under 18 years, ss. Day licenses, available for TaraaaM , district only, 2s 6d. -"Ji Short-period licenses, dating on or " sj from December 20th, available for Tata- x naki district only t 12s 6d. j-j Notice to Cycllwtt. POSSIBLY you ate unaware, that yoa cannot see a more varied iteek of ; English Bicycles and Sun#oM than that displayed at ' A. GEORGE'S CYCLE DEPOT. brougham-strbet. lowest prices, easiest terms. I yi Repaira Guaranteed. XbistU Mad* fN>m Finest Oats by Bmt Mukli