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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 205, 9 May 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. Jp'Oß SALE—Dairy herd of 20 good cows, Aug., Sept. and Oct. calvers. For particulars apply to "Dairy," Daily News Office. 9-3 ANTED—Young man to generally assist in store, etc. Must be able to drive. Apply Manager, N.Z. Express Co. 9-2 ipOUND—Cocker Spaniel; registered number 330, Waitotara County. Apply News Office. 11-3 *pO LET—Dwelling-house and quarter acre Vogeltown, Standish street; small rental. Apply G. Grey, solicitor. 9-t.c. "JfVASHIONS for All," May, just to hand, contains the following patterns—Lady's favorite dress, blouse and skirt, dressing jacket, smart underskirt, all '24 waist; child's nightdress, 4 to 6 years. Price 6d, at the 8.K., opposite Empire Theatre. 9-2 ANTED to Purchase—Farm, in which owner's interest is about £IOOO to £ISOO. Sellers write me.— "The Buyer," P. 0., Te Aro. 8-3 Yy/ - ANTED—Smart junior for the clothing and mercery. Apply sharp.—F. Plumtree, New Plymouth. 8-1 ILLUSTRATED," just to hand, contains a new skirt pattern, giving extra fullness at foot by means of pleats. Price 2d at the 8.K., opposite Empire Theatre. 9-2 Home Industry for Women.—The demand for fine laces is unlimited; consequently prices rule high. The introduction of Torchon Lace Loom makes it possible for any lady to make her own laces, or earn money in her own home making them for us. No personal instruction necessary. Send 3d in stamps for illustrated booklet and prices. Torchon Lace Co., 264-6 Flinders street, Melbourne. QOUNTRY folk can save their money by buying their drapery requirements at Auld's, near Post Office, New Plymouth. LADIES' JOURNAL" for May, just to hand, contains the following free patterns: Lady's costume, blouse, skirt, camisole (all 24 waist), child's dress (0 to 8 years). Price 6d at the B.K„ opposite Empire Theatre. 9-2 A A A ACRES of, nearly all ploughable land. Will carry 50 to 60 cows, besides sheep. Good house and sheds. Price only £7 10s per acre, with £3OO cash.—Walter Bewley, Egmont street. i : ] QNE often hears how hard it is to get a decent cup of Tea, even at 2/- per lb. "Quite true." But when I offer a Jijire Ceylon, or China, Tea in bulk, value 2/6, for 2/- per lb., it is quite an easy matter. Hundreds are taking advantage of it, but I want you all to, at A. Vealo's, Theatre Royal. 'Phone 166. JF Bobby Burns were here the noo' He'd say 'twas meat we a' can eat, Whether roast or boil or stew. It is a treat, for 'tis a meat That auld and young can chew.— i AT JOLL'S MEAT BAZAARS. SALE of Second-hand Pianos; all in perfect order.—Stephens, £3O cash (£1 monthly), Brinsmead £2O (15s monthly), Steinberg £l6 (10s monthly), Chappell £lO (7s 6d monthly), Mendelssohn £lO (7e 6d monthly). Apply sharp. —Collier's. "WELDON'S CHILDREN FASHIONS," April, contains the following patterns: Girl's overall (10 to 12 years), boy's tunic and overcoat (2 to 4 years). Price 2d, at the 8.K., opposite Empire Theatre. 9-2

A CHEAP HOME Quarter Acre and 6roomed House In good order. Handy to town. High section, with good view. Price £630 £IOO Oath Down Balance on good terms. We can recommend this property as being cheap. The house could riot bo buitt foe £SOO. It is worth inspecting. For full particulars Apply Gilmour and Clarke STew Plymouth. yOGELTOWN 'gUS gERVICE. REVISED TIME-TABLE. Leave Town. Leave Vogeltown. 7.45 a.m. 8.30 a.m. *12.0 iiduvi t12.40 p.m. 2.30 p.m.- 3.0 p.m. 5.0 p.m. 5.30 p.m. 6.0\ p.m. 6.30 p.m. •Thursday, 1 p.m. fTursday, 1.30 p.m. M. JONES, Criterion Stables, Proprietor. gEND your next PRINTING ORDER to the " Daily New*." Price# right, *b4 station guaractMd.