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TOANIED, a good Tinsmith; fail wages to good man. Apply* once to A. D. Fielder, Rahotu. 1] JJYIGTENIC BAKERY To-day —1 usual, we shall have a large aasta mont of good things—Roast DuOk Raised Pork Pies, Plum Puddings. PeS Charlottes,- Fig Puddings, Fruit TM viz., Apricot, Peach, Apple, Black On rant, Raspberry, Quince, Honey, Chirr and Gooseberry; in Cakes _ gultari Rich Fruit, Victoria, Paris, Vleuf Clierry, Walnut. jS a General Servant. AM)j ' Mrs. Glaagow, Liardet-street. w to Let, 14Yt Acres, with 1 roomed House, large orchard at vinery in full bearing; railway atatb at the gato. Apjily Mrs. Dustow, Bl Block. Principals only dealt with, t HOW first Sutton's Improved Ittiil leader ( Fea, and follow with PWJW Marrow; splendid croppers. (MJfljji and Co., Agents. 8 TTYGIEXIC BAKERY - Fr«h-maij Ginger Nuts Od lb; Mixed Vanilla .Wafers, Cocoanut Kisses, ißst' fias, Fig Biscuits. .:M TO ANTED, Companionable Person j ' Lady Help In small family at Iff Plymouth; would Buit anyone want! quiet home and light duties. Apply s once, "Homely," News office, New Rij mouth. " HOW Sutton's Broad Beans, Gw Windsor, Prolific Longpod, Emerst Longpod; wonderful bearers, ~ and Co., Agents. •jVUNCH IN ONE MINUTE. It only takes one minute to open; patent key tin of ST. GEORGE SHUfi TONGUES and turn out the tongs* deliriously packed in firm jelly, all read for the table. If you wantluich !l hurry, nothing can be nicer Kept t>, all lending grocers. TTYGIENIC BAKERY—Special Twists, Gusto Brawn Bread, Sum Seoncs, Sultana Scones, Tea BisCO® Muffins, Pikelets. Utj COW Sutton's Early Scarlet and Ear) White Turnip Radish, quickest groi ing. Griffiths and Co., Agents. QOW Sutton's White Stone and Bart ° White Turnips for first using, GrS fiths and Co., Agents. HOW Sutton's Favorite Carrots, If ® proved Musselburgh Leek, and M will be delighted. Griffiths and UO Agents. . S ■piGGS FOR SITTING.—BIack Orp'al - u tons; show type, fine laying stwi! sittings Os.—J. Staples. Voaeltown. \)J7ANTED by Beehive Knitting , chine C n, np4ny (New Zealv,, People to Make Hosiery for them, Whai or spare time, in their own homes; Bfiii £1 a week; previous experiene* » necessary; constant employment allj vcjir round. Write at once Bo* JL 0.P.0., Wellington. . '.-y

(SURPRISE VISrrORS! What a Muisance they are! , you can always be prepared if you { son's tins of ST. GEORGE SJJI TONGUES on your shelves. They lg a welcome addition to the meni£ lunch or taa. Kept by nil grocers. QOW Sutton's TVwarf Defiance Pe ® best Mfirrosfat ever grown; Urncropper, Griffiths and Co., Agents. - VOUR GARDEN REQUIRES - V 'l YATES' SEEDS > If you aesire * 'Jm

Buy from the NEW PLYMOUTH AGENXi! J. WHIT A K DEVON STREET. . Next Criterion Hotel. 'Phone

* ROUGE TO DAIRYMB *Owiag to the Many B of «o-called Drenches are being offered by dealt to supply tbe demand t S.YKES DRENCI We respectfiAly ask that specify SYKES'S when ordei Our guarantee goes with; n packet, which is sold as low I consistent with quality, gredients are specially . by an expert in shipped to our factory, three months so that on very freshest and purnt . enter into its for this reason it can tint relied on. ®| SYKES'S DRENOM IS A REMEDY OF PJKMHy has stood the test of,yi»n has the endorsement <jf. sandy of farmers. Don't! to buy it, the best tbat| can procure and the bf thought and brains can-' is found in every pacltttJ with the word SYKES. health of your animal* benefit of your POM look for SYKES whwievfM ing a Drench. » Sold everywhere at 1/6 Mf or 16/- par duen packet* ' CbistU Oat *- V"ude fVopi ; r in>st

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 222, 12 September 1908, Page 5

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Page 5 Advertisements Column 7 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 222, 12 September 1908, Page 5

Page 5 Advertisements Column 7 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 222, 12 September 1908, Page 5

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