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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 108, 27 October 1911, Page 1

CASE ADVERTISEMENTS in this column not exceeding sixteen words are inserted for ONE SHILLING per insertion ; or if Three nserlions 2s 6d. If 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 at News Office. RANTED— Junior Clerk; past experience in Commercial Office essential. Good opening for smart young fellow. Apply ''Commercial," care of this office. 20-2 TV/TARRIED man requires a job, milking on shares. Apply Edward Wright, Mowhango, via Tailiape. 25-3 \X7AXTED—Good Shoeing Smith. Apply W. B. Clarke, Warea. 24-t.c. V\fANTED—A respectable cook for Awakino Boarding-house. Full particulars at News Office. 3-t.c. QAAA SONGS and Piano Solos UVW (slightly soiled), ordinary price 2/-, to go at'fid and 3d, at Coilier's. Sale commences Saturday next. 20-0 ■pOR SALE in Hine street—One good 7roomed dwelling-house, every convenience; large piece of land, one acre and quarter, more or less.—Apply to Alexander Milne, Hine street, New Plymouth. 27-3 "pOR SALE in Morley street—One good ■5-roomed dwelling house; every convenience; sewerage connection. Apply to Alexander Milne, Hine street, New Plymouth. 27-3 JjTOR SALE—% acre section Devon St. East; splendid building site. Apply Alexander Milne, Hine street, New Plymouth. , 27-3 pOR SALE—Bakery Business in South Taranaki. Good sound trade. Apply "Baker," c/o Taranaki Daily News. 25-0

YY'ANTED Suits, Costumes, Dresses. •Gloves, etc., to be treated by our Dry-Cleaning Process, and made equal to new.—Hawkins & Co. (the Dry Cleaners), opposite the Melbourne, Devon St., N T ew Plymouth. rVKLY £7 10s per acre for a dairy farm of 223 acres that is carrying 40 cows and young stock. Level to undulating; nearly all ploughable; 14 paddocks, good fences; 6-room house, 3room cottage, cowshed, dairy, etc; school and factory half mile; 8 miles railway; 20 miles of Auckland. Terms on application to Walter Bewley, Egi rpO LET—House Dawson street, .las per week; house Bine street, 15s per week; .and house Brougham street, 9s per week. Apply Walter Bewley, Egmont street. JJEMEMBER Collier's Great Sale of Music commences Saturday next. 3000 songs, etc., must be cleared to make room for new stocks. 26-6 joining Dartmoor, on main road. Price, £l5O. Terms, half cash.—Walter Bewley, Egmont street. j"»OR stylish summer costumes from 15s ~ (id to 35s Cd, try Auld's, the up-to-date house for ladies' wear, > T ew Plymouth. B.K CLEARIXG sale of Burgess' stock , to make room for new goods, commences Friday next. RANTED to Buy or Lease-Six (or more) roomed house, with one (or more) acres of land, within thirty minutes walk of Post Office. Full particulars of price and locality to "T.G.." News Office. ' I

rpO LET Three-roomed new house, handv position and good locality.— E. J. Carthew & Co. QHAXCE of a lifetime to get cheap music. Collier's sale commences Saturday next. There are bargains there in music. 26-6 jQI ACRES Bargain -roomed house, 10-bail shed; level, clean coastal farm; handy to factory, school and saleyards; good metal road; 7 miles from Xew Plymouth. Price £ls 10s. Easy terms.—E. J. Carthew & Co. AO EEET Devon street.—A Bargain. Price £lO per foot. Apply sharp. —E. J. Carthew & Co. £7O W 'H ou y a quarter-acre and really good 5-roomed house, witli gas and water laid on. Situated Vogeltown. Price only £466. ilnst be sold.—Cornwall & Whitcombe. TTALF-ACRE, Henui, situated in Devon street in high sunny position. Beautifully Hi id-out grounds, lawn and shelter hedges; 0-roomed house, bathroom, pantry, electric light, gas and water. House as good as new. Easy terms. —Cornwall & Whitcombe. T\o you want some cheap music? Then wait for Collier's great sale, commencing next Saturday. October 2S. Thev want room for new stock. 26-0 14-fil) ACISES of f" ,s t-class sheep 1 U " country. About 740 acres felled and well grassed, balance bush; 215 acres of splendid fattening land; nearly LOO bullocks off this were sent to Freezing Works last year. Subdivided into nine paddocks, all sheep-proof fencing. This is really healthy stock country, cattle and sheep doing remarkably well. Easy terms.—Cornwall & Whitcombe. Qgg ACRES freehold; sheep country; 16 paddocks; ring fenced; sheep-proof country; situated on Waitara river; about 250 acres ploughable. Good roads. 14 miles from railway, 4 miles from township; 5-roomed house, yards and woolshed. Sell at £S 10s per acre. Unencumbered. Consider exchange for about 750 acres plonghnble land handy to freezing works. J. H. Thompson,. Stratford. •CUT THE BEST PLACE IS BAKER*