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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 220, 18 January 1911, Page 1

CASH ADVERTISEMENTS in this coiumi not exceeding Sixteen Words a-e inserted for ONE SHILLING per insertion; or if Three Insertions 2e 6d. If orders come by letter it must be understood that dou>ble these rates will be charged unless accompanied by cash. TOST—In or near Devon street, silver waist 'buckle. Fnder please return to Miss Barnes, Devon street. 18-1 WANTED KNOWN - Everybody to I know Sid Robottom has removed next N. Greincr, jeweller. 18-6 RANTED KNOWN - Sid Robottom wants everybody to pay a visit to his up-to-date new premises. 18-fl | RANTED KNOWN-Opposite Newton King's will find Sid Robottom's I Central Hairdressing Saloon. 18-0 RANTED KNOWN - Sid Robottom's new Saloon is the most up-to-date in Taranaki. 18-0 RANTED KNOWN-No waiting and no demy at Sid Robottom's Central Hairdressing Saloon, opposite Newton King's. IS-G EXCHANGE—Equities totalling .£4400, with unencumbered property included. Exchange for small sheep farm.—Grant, agent, Hawera. ■gXCI-lANGB-120 acres between Inglewood and New Plymouth. Equity, including stock as going concern, £CSO. Exchange for town section or house.—A. Grant, Agent, Hawera. acres North Auckland. Unimproved manuka land. Price for freehold, £2OO, unencumbered. Take house or sections in exchange.—A Grant, Agent, Hawera. gXCIIANGE—Good Country Hotel in Taranaki to exchange for a real good dairy farm.—A. Grant, Agent, Ha•fIXCHANGE— L9ll list now being completed. Owners wanting to sell or exchange property should forward particulars right away.—A. Grant, Agent, Hawera. T OST—On Devon street West, a canary. Reward on returning to Mrs. Harry Inch, Devon street West. 18-1 WANTED—An intelligent lad to take charge milk delivery' cart. Apply at once. "B," this office. 18-3 WANTED—A thousand Suits Costumes, j Dresses, Gloves, etc., to Dye or j Dry Clean equal to now.—Hawkins and . Co., Dyers and Dry Cleaners, Devon street (opposite Melbourne), New Ply- ( mouth. 18-1 /~)PEN For Engagement.—Smart, intelligent youth; good address and , high moral character references.—Apply "Energy," News Office,

WANTED—Strong Youth far baker's cart and assist in bakehouse, one used to the trade preferred. Apply W. Webley, baker, Nornianby. 10-1 WANTED General Servant. Apply VV Mrs. Glasgow, Liardet St. 17-2 D to Purchase—A second-hand * * Tank. Apply, stating price, to Daily News Office. 17-1 WANTED—Engine-driver. Must have a second-class certificate for driving engine. Wages 10s per day to good man. Also wanted, a good Bushman, used to mill work—Bartle Bros., Arawhata road, Opunake. 17-1 WANTED—Farm hand and lady's help V at once. Good easy place. Apply Carrington's Registry, Inglewood. 14-3 ryOCKRILL'S GREAT CLEARING SALE U is now in full swing. Don't miss the great bargains we are oil'ering. TOURING Sale Children's White Shoes 2s a pair; also Children's Boots, 2s Od a pair.—Dockrill's. .URING Sale Ladies' Slippers reduced *J under cost to clear.—Dockrill's. mo Storekeepers and others—To let: X Business Premises, with large warehouse and good stabling and yard. Best position in Inglewood. Moderate rent. Applv, G.P., office of this paper. 12-0 t OST—Between Katikara and Oakura Factory, square cardboard box containing hats. Reward at Hughson's, Rahotu, or Roebuck, Okato. 11-0 , pOR SALE (Bishop's Werthelm Agency) 1 —High-grade English Bicycle. Exchange for Musical Instrument or Phonograph considered. WANTED—Lad with pony, to take ' suburban newspaper run. Apply at once to publisher, News Office. ; no opportunity of securing full j acre, Vogeltown. Price, £225. Gilmour and Clarke, New Plymouth. I A uii'T—Full acre at Vogeltown, level, £ls7.—Gilmour and Clarke, New | Plymouth. I rpO LET—Good shop in Devon street; X rent, 35s per week—Gilmour and —7 years' lease of 100 acres. | -*"' Rent, I2s per acre. Price, £3OO, including 6tock and implements. Apply Gilmour and Clarke, Eginont street. OA ACRES, two miles from town, £/00. **" These sections are being given away- at the price.—Gilmour and Clarke, New Plymouth. pRINSMEAD Pianos still lead in touch, ■ D tone and durability—H. Collier and Co., sode agents. /CENTAUR CYCLES, £l2; easy term* i ' arraneed.—The G. W. Lawrence Co., DsTon-street. PRINSMEAD and Chappel] Pianos need \ no advert'isingf they are so well known and used by all great Pianists.--