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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 201, 3 December 1910, Page 7

THE DRY SEASON IS APPROACHING m TO SUPPLY YOU WITH AN 1 ABUNDANCE OF WATER We have a Faithful Servant SEEKING A SITUATION on a Farm, or at a Gentleman's Private Residence, to pump water, carry it upstairs, water stock, irrigate a garden, supply wash-house and bathroom, etc. I am a Willing Worker, belong to no Trade Union; want no holidays. In fact, I will work twenty-four hours every day in the year if the wind blows. I want no wages beyond my keep and will never strike work so long as, you treat me well. I belong to the most numerous family in the Colonies, and none of us have ever gone wrong to speak of. We are a most powerful family, with wonderful endurance. Our constitutions are of iron, our sinews of steel, and yet we consume nothing but a pint or two of oil per year, and take nothing stranger into our systems than thin air. We fire, nevertheless, very sensitive, and are visibly affected by the slightest breath of wind. Our services are to be had and we will never willingly change our situation once we have got comfortably settled down. THE WIND COSTS NOTHING YOU WILL BE SURPRISED how little it costs to harness it by using a " STAR " WINDMILL OF WHICH THERE ARB THOUSANDS IN USE All over the Dominion Write to our agent to-day for a catalogue NEWTON KING NEW PLYMOUTH Or direct to Dept. 1., BOOTH, MACDONALD & CO., LTD. CHRISTCIIUROH, AUCKLAND, HASTINGS, TIMARU.

TRAVELLING 1$ A PLEASURE When you have checked your baggage through us. You have not "bother at all. We «to all the work, collecting the baggage, cheeking it on, and delivering at the other end by the time you are there. —New Zealand Express Company.