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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 242, 12 April 1912, Page 1

CASH ADVERTISEMENTS in this column not exceeding eighteen words are inserted for ONE SHILLING per insertion; or if Three insertions, 2s fid. if orders come by letter it must be understood that double these rates will be charged unless accompanied by cash. ANTED —A good horsesho'er or floorman. Apply M. Shivnaii, Qu> i.n street. 3-12 'RECANTED-—Young man as porter. Apply Coffee Palace. 12-3 & J. AULD, New Plymouth, give 2s in the £ off their famous low prices throughout April. C|MART boys wanted—los to commence. McLeod & Slade, late Hooker Printing Co. 11-t.c. oh Easter Monday, in New Ply-mouth—-Motor registered plate. Finder rewarded at Jones' Criterion Stables. ' 11-t.c. YyANTEfD to buy—Light spring cart, harness and horse. State price, Apply Daily News. 11-2 ANTED—Good general servant; two in family; no children. Apply this office. ' 10-3 "J)OLPHIN" waterproof chrome boots for farm' work. Keep soft and watertight; wear guaranteed. —McEwen Bros., sole agents. 10-3 JjIOOTBALL Boots.—You will get the host selection of 'best makes at McEwen Bros., specialists in Sporting Footwear. 10-3 rpO-LET—Two really good loose boxes and feed room, with 3 acres land, handy situation.—Apply Cornwall and. Whitcombe, Egmont Street. 4-roomed house and 9 acres, close to New Plymouth, with 3 cows, haystack, gig, fowls, etc. Price the lot, £650. SNIP. J. H. Wood and Co., Egmont street, New Plymouth. ANTED To Know—You can get Shredded Wheat, Flaked Tapioca, Flaked Rice, Gran«ee Flakes, .Wholemeal Unsweetened Biscuits, and Whole Wheatmeal for Porridge. All full of nutriment and indispensable for Indigestion.—A. Veale, Theatre Royal ('phone 166). ACRES, with house, cowshed, trapshed, etc; six miles from New Plymouth. Price £l2 per acre. Cash £BO. A snip.—J. H. Wood and Co., New Plymouth. - ... - - 1 I OK ACRES TO LEASE, 15s per acre, four years to. run. Stock: 20 (Cows, bull, horse, trap etc.; coast land. Cash, £280; going concern.—J. H. Wood and Co., New Plymouth.

WANTED At Once—White Salt Herrings in barrels, Cornish Pilchards, Yarmouth Bloaters, Haddocks, Lax, and | all the other lines for Lent. Right, oh! Call at Yeale's and, get supplied. QO ACRES at £l2 per acre, with only £IOO down, is the cheapest farm on the market. For further particulars apply at once to Walter Bewiey, Egmont street. A NOTEER Piano Bargain at Collier's —English Piano, full iron trame, <)iieck action, in perfect order, had very little use. Price £3O cash, or terms 17s 6d month.

12ftft A CUISf3 at £1 15s per acre; 400 in grass; small cottage, yards, etc., six miles Urenui, good road. Terms, £SOO cash.—Walter JJewley, Egmont street. rpo LEASE, four years at 15s per acre, 126 acres good Coast Land, almost adjoining township. Stock, etc., £270. Gilmour & Clarke, New Plymouth. gEND your next PRINTING ORDER to • the " Daily News." Prices right, and satisfaction guaranteed. as. Sanderson.] [H. Victor Griffiths 3ANDERSON AND Q.RIFFITHS, ARCHITECTS. OFFICE: King's Buildings, corner of Devon aial Brougham Stow . MONEY TO LEND. TO LEND on good security at lowest current rates. GOVETT & QUILLIAM, Solicitors. I2J.ZXA.ARCHITECT. Devon Street, vietr Plymouth. 2T A N DISH & STANDISH, SOLICITORS, NEW PLYMOUTH. Offices: Late Standish & Kerr'3. Money to Lend on all classes of securities at Lowest Rates. ONI. TO W« have several available tor [aun«diftte Inveotmeni. WILSON k GREY, Solicitors. fp A B A so QOAOH. <3. HATOYitR Proprietor. COACH LEAVES Purangi at 5.30 a.m. DAILY, conn acting with morning train for New Plymouth and Inglewood, and leaves on th« return at 2 p.m., after arrival of midday train from New Plymouth. TIME-TABLE. INWARDS. OUTWARDS. Leave— Leave— Purangi 8.80 a.m. Inglewood 2 p.m. Pukeho 8.30 a.m. Kaimata 2.45 p.m. Tarata 7.30 a.m. Tarata 4 p.m. Kaimata 8.45 a.m. Pukeho 5 pjn. Arrive— Arrive— Inglewood f1.30a.m. Purangi § p.m. All orders or parcels left at Mr. Silk'* store, Purangi. Mr. T. Waite's Stable, Tarata, or Hoyal Mail Stables, Inglewood, will receive prompt attention. T>UT THE BEST PLACE IS BASSE'S.