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CASH ADVERTISEMENTS in this column not exceeding words are inserted for ONE SHILLING per insertion; or if Three insertion, 2s 6d. If orders come by letter it must he understood that double these rates will be charged unless accompanied by cash, RANTED— Furnished house for one | month from January 2. Near Fitzroy beach preferred.—A. V. Sims, Ngaere. | 20-t.c. RANTED kixuWN-C. H. Drew, Jeweller, Devon street, will, lor convenience of customers, remain open on Wednesday and Friday evenings of this week. 20-3 RANTED— Two good milkers, girls or boys, not under I<s. Good home. Wages 30/- a week.—Hengist Greville, ; Hawera. 20-3 somewhere in Town-—An amethyst pendant on a fine gold chain. Kindly return to this office. Beward. I RANTED at o»s—A refined young person to assist with household duties. Two.in family. Apply Mrs. W. Harris, Waihi, Waitara. RANTED at Once-Good kitclvenman for hotel. Wages, 22/0. Apply Box 11, Stratford. 19-3 [WANTED to Purchase—Light express up to one ton or 25 cwt. Apply News Office. 19-3 TVOST from Oakura about a week agoBay gelding, 3 years old, one white hind fetlock, docked tail. Carries his tail a little sideward. £1 reward to anyone returning to James Hothery, Oakura. TpOR Toys of every description go to J. W. Kurta's, Devon St. East. 19-6 ELTHAM CARNIVAL. ■yiSITORS to the above will secure a first-class luncheon by calling at Berndtson's, one minute's walk from the railway station. Poultry, joints, vegetables, etc. Tables set all day. e Kid Shoe, also.in i ™ Tussore and Poplin, 8/6 to 20/-. I Langtry tabs and buckles to fix oh any shoe.—McEwen Bros. QHRISTMAS Cakes 'and Christmas Puddings at the Hygienic Bakery. Made with the very best ingredients. Iced and ornamented tastefully., Prices to suit all, from 8d to. Is 4d per lb. Tel. 108.— J. C. Xegg, proprietor. 19-3 VU ANTED—An active youth for order round and to make himself generally useful. Apply Frank Tait, butcher, Devon street east. 16-t.c. WANTED—a good, reliable male assistant for drapery business in Stratford.—Apply, stating terms, to Morey and Sons, New Plymouth. t.c. £OQ PER ACRE for 100 acres within five miles of New Plymouth. Good house, sheds, etc Well fenced and divided. Close to factory and school. Terms, £3OO to, £500; cash balance can remain;— Walter Bewley, Egmont St, rpO LET—Good 5-roomed house, scullery, bathroom, gas, water, electric light; His per week. Situated Courtney street. Also 5-roomed cottage Courtney street, 10/6. Six-iroomed house and four acres land Erankley Park, 12/6 week. Cornwall & Whitoombe, Egmont street. 1 JjV)R SALE-30 acres Old Hospital road. Very nicely situated. Price reasonable. Terms combe, Egmont street. JjiOß SALE—IS acres; Smart road. Ideal site for suburban home. £250 casb. required.—Cornwall & Whitcombe, Egmont street. ] RANTED KNOWN - Boxes of 25 Rothschild Cigars, 5/6 (c^ash only) during Christmas—Clarke Bros., Brougham street. 16-6 pASTE this on the kitchen clock, and enter it on every page of your diary, that the B.K. is the place for value. RANTED KNOWN—Baker and Co.. Devon Street, re-open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, 7.30 to 9 p.m. Open Saturday 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. 1:6-5 QHEAPEST shop in town for Christmas presents. Come all, young and old, to J. W. Kurta's, Devon St. East. 19-6 *OR SALE or To Let—Egmont Store, corner Courtenay and Eliot streets, containing shop 24 x 24, five rooms, office and cellar; also large two-storey building adjoining, 50 x 18. Apply I. Handy, Eliot street, New Plymouth. 15-6 TTYGIENIC Bakery for real good ices— Strawberry and vanilla. Strawber I ries and cream every day. (Open Thins-' day afternoon this week.) Xinas Cakes' and Xinas Puddings done to a turn. Why j bako at home? Tel. 108.— J. C. Leys;. | lil-3 : TYOX'T fail to bring the children to | see the doll that stands alone.', The B.K. new toy department upstairs. VX7ANTED—A waitress. Apply W. K. ! V Connell, Middleton's Hotel, Opu-1 A VOGELTOWN snip. £6BO will buy | modern six-roomed villa near Re-1 creation Grounds. Nicely and' planted. Gas, electric light, hot and cold | water. Easy terms. Owner leaving <lis- 1 trict. Apply to "Bargain," Box 119. New [ Plymouth. 14-t.e. | TOANTED—You want' a stylish dress and hat for holidays! Go straight to Ambury's. They're best always. 14-6 PECIAL purchase of sample bags sent ~. • out for next season's business. Newest shapes. Prices rock bottom at the 8.K.. LEASE, for five .or six years—7o j acres dairy farm, house .and sheds, well subdivided; good fences,, -Two miles-, from Inglewobd. Apply F. J;■Cowern,

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 149, 20 December 1911, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 149, 20 December 1911, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 149, 20 December 1911, Page 1

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