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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 91, 7 October 1911, Page 1

CASE ADVERTISEMENTS in this column not exceeding sixteen words are inserted for ONE SHILLING per insertion; or if Three nsertions 2s 6d. 'lf orders come by letter it must understood that double these rates will be charged unless accompanied by cash. RANTED— A Smart boy. Good prospects. Particulars nt News Olliee. I W7AXTED—Smart young man for store I and delivery van. Apply promptly to F. Aroa, Oakura. 7-t.c. rjpO Piano Purchasers.—We have foi sale, cheap, a reliable second-hand piano by Chappell &'Co. Exceptionally easy terms.—lJ. Collier & Co. JJYGIEXJC BAKERY. - Telephone 108 | if you want special bread saved for I you; it goes pretty quick Saturdays. 7-1 WHAT broody hen should hatch record layers. Brown Leghorn, White Leghorn, and Indian Runner duck eggs, «/- a sitting. Shop. is the time to have your Suits, Costumes, Dresses, Panama Hats, ! etc., cleaned by our dry process. Dyeing (lone on the shortest notice.—Hawkins (i, Co., Devon street, opposite -Melbourne, New Plymouth. [YCIENIC BAKERY. - Getting hot, isn't U? The Hygienic will relieve yon of a lot of cooking. Meat and Fruit Pica, Chicken Patties, Raised Pork Pies. Pastry and Cakes, Hot dinner to-day lit noon, 7-' l QjK{\ DOWN will secure a fine lialfacre, close to Post Office. Price is £7">o. Balance exceptionally easy terms. (iilmour & Clarke, New Plymouth. V/UANTED—doling man for larm work, a fair ploughman. Good wages and house. Married man preferred. Apply .McEwen Bros. -1-3 yyANTED—lmprover or floorman for Blacksmith's Shop. Apply Teppard & Co., Mangatoki. ' <i-2 RANTED—Junior Book-keeper, with thorough knowledge of double' entry. Apply H. IT. Pitcher, Eltham. ■ 6-3 yyAXTED—A respectable cook for Awakino Board,ing-house. Full particulars at News Office. 3-t.c. yyANTED Comfortable board',and lodgings in private family,. Apply, stating particulars, to "Board," c/o;Box 34, New Plymouth. • ■ JJAVE you seen Auld's Neckwear? Peter Pans i)d, collarettes Is 3d, latest gloves. Keenest prices. Best selections.—Auld's, New Plymouth. 0-2 J)ON'T fbrget Auld's is the right place for Ladies' Hosiery, two for 1/3. —Auld's, New Plymouth. 6-2 ■DEAUTIFUL Tussore Silks, 30 inches wide, 2/!) & 3/0. Just the thing for summer wear.—Auld's, New Plymouth. C-2 pOlt SALE Tip-dray in first-class order. Cheap.—Cornwall & Whit; combe. pOR SALE at Fitzroy—Splendid build-. ing site, almost full acre. Half-acre with frontage to two roads. Half-acre, with three frontages. All these allotments lie to the sun. and well above the road.—Cornwall & Whiteombe. \ QOSTUMES— Buy at Auld's. They have the correct style and color from 22/0. Auld's, the '' New Plymouth Drapers. pOR SALE, Cheap-Lots 110-112 Lynniouth (Yealc's Estate), corner Doom; ami Devon street.—.\l. Fleetwood, pOR LEASE—2OO acres level farm, buildings, metal road. opp. factory, with -111 cows, 11 yearlings, 32 calves, 30 pigs, milk cans, sundries and implements. Price as going concern, £7OO.—E. J. Cnrtliew & Co. AfiV'V. business frontage, freehold, * U Broadway. Stratford. Price', C-'jOO. A good speculation. Deposit, £IOO. -Balance four years. 0 per cent. — J. 11. Thompson, Stratford. A BARGAIN in Bush Country acre \ situated 12 miles from N."w I Plymoii'lft' 1.10 acres in grass, balance | bush; pr:i'liciillv all level. Timber esti- I mated to ,'etch'ClOOO. Price £IBOO, on 1 terms to suit,--Walter Bewlcy, Egmontj street. 1