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CASH ADVERTISEMENTS in this column not exceeding eighteen word? are inserted for ONE SHILLING per insertion; or if Three insertions, 2s 6d. If orders come by letter it must be understood that double these rates will be charged unless accompanied by cash. pIANO, £3O. Absolutely in good order. Cost .£OS. Terms, 17/6 per month.—Hoffmann. 9-6 piA'NO, slightly used, £37 10s. All latest improvements; 20/- per month.—Hoffmann. g.g pOIi SALE, in Hine Street—One good 7-roomed dwelling-house; every convenience. One acre of land. Apply to Alexander Milne, Hine street, New Plymouth. 94 'yyiLL the person who took raincoat by mistake from the dressing-room at Theatre Royal on Wednesday night kindly communicate with A. C. Lawrey, c/o A. H. Johnstone, Brougham St. 9-1 _Q/_ REWARD.-Lost, at Sentry Hill, one bay "cobby" mare; saddle mark on hack; shod all round. Aibove reward will be paul to anyone returning mare to R. Johnstone, Avenue Road. 8-3 RANTED— Young man to generally assist as required. Must be able to drive. Apply the Manager, the N.Z. Express Co., Ltd. 8-2 RANTED to Rent—Six or seven rooms, elevated position preferred. Particulars to :C. E. Archibald, chief clerk, Lands Department. 8-3 RANTED at Once—Six hammer and drill men. Highest wages given to good men. Apply J. C. Montefiore, Sentry Hill. ' 7.4 RANTED— Smart young man for general farm work (no milking). Apply Thos. Luxton, Waitara. , 7-t.c. gEED you want:good j results plant good sound shot seed, true to name, at Webster Bros. 7-6 | gEEDPOTATOES.-Robin Adair, White Elephant, Gamekeeper, Up-to-date, [proved by results; also other varieties at Webster Bros. ' 7-6 gEBD POTATOES must be strong and healthy to give results. Our seed potatoes are all floored and well shot.—'Webster Bros. 7-6 gEED POTATOES.-Strong shoots; no. wire eyes, no misses, tubers true to name, proved varieties; practical advice given;— Webster Bros. 7-6 gEEDPOTATOES.-Why waste ground with weak-eyed seed when good healthy shot seed, true to name, can be had at Webster Bros.'? pOTATO MANURE.—Analysed to suit local requirements. W.B. special potato manure, small and large quantities.—Webster Bros. ' . i ■ ■ pOTATO MANURE.-Experiments.have shown best results; by llsing our W.B. Special Potato Manure.—Webster Bros. : • • 7_g pOTATO MANURE.—Feed the growing potato with that which local soil lacks.—'W.B. Spe'cial, by experiment. Webster Bros. , 7-6 ACR^S Qf 6llee P ,find dairying land close to township;' 500 acres in grass; six paddocks; ''first-class fencing; carry 2 sheep per acre. Good', 5-roomed house (all conveniences), cowshed, trap-shed, dairy, etc. Price £4 10s per acre. Equity, £1407. Will' exchange.—Walter Bewley, Egmont street. £620 FOR a first-class House of six rooms, all conveniences, on Vt acre first-class land. For terms, etc., apply to Walter Bewley, Egmont street.

133 ACRES "- 90 acres ploughable, balance bash; well fenced; good house and cowshed; splendid quality land; carry 30 cows and sheep. Price £ls, or will exchange for smaller farm. —Walter Bewley, Egnymt street. TF you want good second-hand furniture—in 'fact, anything from a needle to.an anchor try the Old Curiosity Shop, Broadway, Stratford.—James, licensed second-hand dealer, opposite Club Hotel., ... 5-6 T JAMES, Stratford, can sell good . dairy farm, 122 acres, all 'buildings, close) to good factory; £3OO dawn; easy terms. 5-G gTAMPS.—Wanted to purchase all 'descriptions of used Australian and New Zealand Postage Stamps. Highest prices paid. Send for list, free.-—Fred. Hagen, Ltd., 182 Pitt street, Sydney. ABOUT a dozen job half-price Coats .left, from 0/11; also 9 good Costumes,, half. —At Auibury's. 3-G j ■yiSCOL makes boots watertight. Trv a tin, and you will be satisfied with I it—Dockrill's. • . I \ ! 12/6 LADIES ' , B^ck Dert) .v Boots, wide lae'es and round rubbers free. Splendid value.—Dockrill's. i rpRYi a pair of our Viscoliscd Water- j tights. They are guaranteed waterproof. Once worn, and you will wear no other. l —Dockrill's. j RANTED— Strong ones, and delicate ones to try Turtle Cup. Each bottle is sufficient for eight tea-cups. An ideal food for body, brains and nerves; 1/6 per bottle at Vcale's, Theatre Royal. gPLEXDID DAIRY FARM, 150 acres..! freehold, situated on Main road near I Stratford; all level; 10 paddocks; C-j roomed new residence, hot and cold J water, bathroom, etc.; 2-1-bail shed (con- j crete floor), stable, traps-bed and imple-) ment shed; will milk CO cows easily, l handy to factory, school and railway sta-1 tion. The cheapest farm in Taranaki. Price £27 10s per annum.. Terms, £7OO cash. Sole agency, E. J. Cartbew & Co. j gALAD BOWLS, tea sets, glassware, or- j naments and fancy goods, all at a! discount of 10 per cent, off usual prices. Stock must be cleared to -make room for new goods coming Devos Street East. .„0»3

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 70, 9 August 1912, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 70, 9 August 1912, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 70, 9 August 1912, Page 1

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