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GASH ADVERTISEMENTS in this column ne; exceeding eighteen word! 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. JjOST, in Fitzroy, when returning from last Waiwakaiho Sale—2-year-old •heifer. ' Apply Barnitt, Old Hospital Road. ,25.3 JF the person who took hat by mistake from the Inglewood Hotel On Saturday will return same, he will receive his own in exchange. YyAXTED—Every lady to visit Ambury's Great Spring Show this week. Everything smart to wear. 23-6 RANTED— The centre of attraction: Ambury's Great Spring Fashion Show, every day. Everything to wear. 23-0 "J)OLPHIN" waterproof boots for heavy work. Clogs and dairy boots of all kinds.—McEwen Bros. 27-1 "yyELDOX'S BAZAAR," September, contains pattern of child's drawers (2 to 4 years), girl's dress (14 to 16 years). : Price 2d at ''The 8.K." 27-t.c. QROCKETT & JONES' new shipment , just opened. All the latest styles and finest qualities in Boots and Shoes. Inspection invited.—Dockrill's. I REDUCTIONS in Men's Boots, odd sizes reduced from 255, 22s 6d to 15a and 12s .6d—Dockrill's. RUBBER BOOTS for river or sea work. Best make only.— McEwen Bros., "importers. 27-1 booking orders for Xmas numbers. Full particulars of presentation Plates at "The 8.K." 27-t.c. g/g—LADIES' white canvas 1-ibar shoes; 7/6, ladies' white canvas Derby shoes.—Dockrill's. youth, good milker. Apply C. Muir, Main Road, Warea. 23-6 RANTED— A lad. Good prospects for | learning useful trade. Apply by: letter to "Trade," News Office. | [ yj7ANTED;—lmmediately, good waitress. —Apply Middleton's Hotel, Opunake. 11-t.c. "CTOUND—A reliable fountain pen, two years' guarantee. Price 8/6 at ''The 8.K." opposite Empire Theatre. ! ■-■.',■.• 27-io^ OAQ ACRES, Carringtort Road; 40 " acres- in grass; iwhare, etc. Price, £2 per acre. Owner must sell; leaving district. REAL SNIP.—J. H. Wood & Co., Land Agents, New Plymouth. J)ARTMOOR ESTATE.—Where is it? What are its advantages? It lies or Eliot Road, opposite the Golf Links, and about ten to fifteen minutes from town. It is nearly all level. All the streets are graded, and each, section contains a quarter of an acre of land. You invest your money in real estate, and you will come out top. Our terms will suit you. See Gilmour & Clarke, sole, agents. T.OST in wonder at the tremendous Variety of Sixpenny Books at "The I 8.K.," opposite Empire Theatre. ,27-t.c. S«CORES buy at Auld's, New Plymouth, simply because they give the best yalue for a sovereign. QQ ACRES, all in grass, seven paddocks, well fenced; 5-roomed house and outbuildings; near New Plymouth. Price £l4 per acre, including 15 cows, bull, etc., etc. Mortgage, £3OO. Cash required £625. Real Snip.—J. H. Wood & Co., New Plymouth. SJECOND-HAND Piano by best Continental maker. Steel frame, check action, walnut case. Piano 18 months 4 old. Guaranteed. Cost 47 guineas. Circumstances allow us sell 30 guineas cash or 17s 6d m/ nth.—Apply sharp, Collier's. jty[R. MASSEY —lt is well known Taranaki wants a Minister, and the manager of the Meat Bazaar will be pleased to minister to all Taranaki's want 3. For the primest meats we are ] out on our own; 39 on the Phone. \ft7ANTED— Strong ones, and delicate ones to try Turtle Cup. Each bottle is sufficient for eight teacups. An ideal food for body, brains and nerves; 1/6 per bottle at Veale's, Theatre Royal. TF you are in want of papers or magazines, send to "The 8.K." for a printed price list. 27-t.e. ffiOß SALE—Good, clean waste paper, j Apply Publisher, Daily News. { "I fifi ACRES, Freehold, Coast Land;- ■*•"" level; all in grass and crops; nine paddocks. Carry 40 cows, besides other stock; near school and creamery; 4-roomed house, cowshed, hayshed, trapshed, etc. Price £25 per acre. Cash, £500; balance 5 per cent.—J. H. Wood & Co., Egmont street, New Plymout h. \^7 ANTED—A good steady ran of customers to buy Veale's new season's seeds, vegetable and flower. Just arrived at Veale's. £<END your next PRINTING order to the" "Daily News." Prices righ; and satisfaction guaranteed. VOU can get it cheaper at the Red Post. SJEND your next PRINTING order to the "Daily News." Prices righ) ind satisfaction guaranteed. 424 ACRES FREEHOLD T)AIRYING LAND. Surveyed into three Sections, with good frontages close to Factory. Price only £l4 per acre, j Owner will take first mortgage or a good , second mortgage, in part payment'and .will arrange balance. This is t 'a rare opportunity. ?' j_«J.

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 112, 27 September 1912, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 112, 27 September 1912, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 112, 27 September 1912, Page 1

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