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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 157, 12 October 1910, Page 1

CASH ADVERTISEMENTS in this column not exceeding Sixteen Words a-e inserted for ONE SHILLING per insertion; or if Tnree Insertions 2s 6d. If orders come by lptter it must be underpin..l that rumble tlip<e rates will bp charged unless accompanied by cash. beginner.—Apply "H.J.," G.P.O. 12-3 RANTED— Washing and cleaning by the day. Good references.—Applv by letter to "Work," "News" Office. 12*1 RANTED— By married man, situation in store or warehouse; 12 years' experience; good references. Address. | ■ "Anxious/' P.O. Eltliam. 10-0 £OST—On Saturday, between New Plymouth and U'aitara, black fox muff, —■Finder kindly return to Walter I<\ '-Jenkins, Waitara. t.c. rjvj LET—For two or three months, furnished house.—Apply Gilinour and Clarke, Egmont Street. JUST AKKIVED—A large shipment of Ladies' Tan Footwear, in all the latest styles. Prices right. They are worth inspecting.—Docknh's. yyANTED-lillo.) Panama Hats to clean and re-block. .Suits, costumes, etc., cleaned or dyed equal to new.—Hawkins and Co., Dry Cleaners and Dyers, Devon street (opposite the Jleibourne), NewPlymouth. ' \r>- 1 gYGIENIC BAKER \ -Pure Cream Ices every day; best quality, vanilla and - strawberry. lil-3 rgARGAIN—I2O Acres, dairy farm;| I price £l2 per acre; terms, £IOO cash, balance 5 per,cent, for 5 years.— E. J. Carthew and Co. 10-6 27?J PATTERNS EMBROIDERIES. <* u World's Best Corsets, to fit every* body. Best collection Underclothing, at Ambury's. See windows. • 7-fi gPLIT BLUCHERS 4/9, Split Shooters 7/0, and Ladies' Strong-wearing Shoes (i/l.H.—Doekrill's. JJALF-ACRE, three frontages, Devon Stivet, Fitzroy; good terms, £350. —Appiy Hickman F. Russell. pLKEKURA PARK TEA ROOM now open. Afternoon tea, ice creams,! etc.—J. C. Ltgg, Caterer. 11-3 j Q ACRES, close to New Plymouth, fivew roomed house. Price £OSO. Only £SO cash down. Great Bargain.— Gilmour & Clarke, New Plymouth. 6-6 name stands for every improvement of real value in sewing machines.—Bishop, Devon St., New Plymouth. ]K'/- WILL BUY you a pair of Men's Tan Glace. Boots; new stocks just- opened; splendid value.—Doekrill's. Oy a ACRES, good 5-roomed house, | Frankleigh Park, for sale on .good I terms or lease at L'Os per week, with' purchasing ciause.—Appiv Hickman P., Russell. RANTED KNOWN-You can save £5 by purchasing your New Cycle from us. New cycle £0 10s.—The G. W. Lawrence Co., Devon St., New Plymouth. gECOND-HAND piano by Bord, £l6. Terms, 8/9 per month. Guaranteed in good order.—Hoffmann. 6-6 JfiAKMERS wanting English lads from 15 to 18 years of age (inexperienced in farm life) communicate with Mynott's Registry Office, Currie Street, New Plyr mouth, for full particulars. t.c. g»T ACRES FREEHOLD, close to town; large house and good outbuildings. Price £670.-5-ftpp!y Hickman F. Russell. RANTED KNOWN-Save £5 on your Cycle. We stock the leading English maikes. Compare our prices with any other firm in New Zealand.—The G. JW. Lawrence Co., Devon St., New Plymouth. ~M"EAR Post Office—s-roomed dwelling,' """ all conveniences. Price £550;. £SO cash; balance eash terms.—Gilmour I (£ Clarke, New Plymouth. | 000 ACRES excellent sheep country; close to township; 500 acres in grass. Price for freehold £4 16s per acre.—Apply Hickmaa P. Russell. yOGELTOWN—HaIf -acre with splendid '. Orroomed house and conveniences. £OSO. Easy terms.—Gilmour & Clarke, ■ New Plymouth. Q ACRES, close to New Plymouth, five- ■ I roomed 'house. Price £650. Only I £6O cash down. Great Bargain.— |<>i!mour & Clarke, New Plymouth. G-6 pOR quick disposal. Three secondhand pianos Hopkinson £3O, Haake £25, Edelstien £25; guaranteed perfect order.—Collier's. t.c. komii Factory (Waimate Plains), equal to the best in N.Z. Price £43 per acre, on easy terms. Immediate possession.—A. Grant, Land Agent, Hawera. | fpHE sum of £0 10s will secure you an English-built Cycle, fully equipped, and guaranteed. -Save £5 by buying from us.—The G. W. Lawrence Co., Cycle J Manufacturers and Importers, Devon"St.,j New Plymouth. YOU CAN GET IT CHEAPER AT THE RED POST. QPUNAKE (^OACH.I J PROPOSE running the Opunake Coach Service as usual from January 1, observing the time-table as here-j tofore. W. A. TORY .. Proprietor. ' Masonic Stable). Thone No. 31$.