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CASH ADVERTISEMENTS in this colump itcs exceeding eighteen wordf 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 unles* accompanied by cash. WANTED KNOWN—Plenty of fish at 'the City Restaurant to-day: Schnapper, Hapuka and Ling. 'Phone 215. 9-1 WANTED—-Two goo** painters. Apply R. Beckett, Straiford. 9-3 the person who took trap rug from trap in Coburn's blacksmith's yards return same at once to save further proceedings? 9-2 WANTED—A man for weeding an ajro of onions and some other gardening jobs. Apply to P. Hansen, Westown. 9-2 WAXTED to Purchase—A few yearling' Jersey heifers.—J. C. Davies, sliarebrok'er, Devon street. 8-3 £ J REWARD will be paid by me for information leading to the conviction of the thiel who stole a copper washing boiler,'• tools and other things from the site of the late fire at Bonithon.—j. C. Davies. 8-3 rjUIE NUGGET TAN CREAMS in three different shades. Polishing pads and brushes separate.—Dockrill's. shipment of ladies' button boots and shoes in tan and black, newest last and latest shapes.—Dockrill's. SETT &» JONES* fine • English •"" Shoes., Oun new summer goods from these well-known English makers are now open. Inspection invited. Dockrill's. . .

r]\o TAILORESSES.-Wanted: Vest and trouser hand. Apply immediately.— T. W. Smith, Tailor, Stratford. 7-3 JV)R SALE—Massey-Harris Mower'and Eake in good order. . Apply W. J, Wilkie, Carrington Eoad. 7-3 RANTED— You to know that I stock the best and choicest brands in New Plymouth. Pickles, 8d bottle; Coffee, fresh-' ground daily; Haddocks, 1/- tin; tfi&L Yarmouth Bloaters, 1/- tin; Marmalade, 9d jar; Hubbard's Rusks, Poultry, Duck, Fowl and Turkey, 1/3 tin; Mince Meat, 1/3 jar; Scotch Haggis, 1/6 tin. CHEAP sale of groceries for CASH at VEALE'S, Theatre Royal. RANTED KNOWN-You can procure Yeast Balm Cakes'.for making your own bread or buns, delicious, sweet flavor, 6d per box, at YEALE'S, 'Phone 168, Thfiatro RoyaL '., ■■ . x ■■ ■ . .. .-;' BAZAAR," September, contains pattern of child's drawers (2 to 4 years), girl's dress (14 to 16 j'ears). Price 2d at "The 8.K." 27-t.c. ■\TOW booking orders for Xmas numbers. Full particulars of presentation Plates at "The 8.K." 27-t.c. RANTED— Immediately, good waitress. —Apply Middleton's Hotel, Opunake. 11-t.c. ■JPOUXD— A reliable fountain pen, two years' guarantee. Price 8/6 at "The 8.K." opposite Empire Theatre. 27-t.c. OAA ACRES, Carrington Road; 40 acres in grass; whare, .etc. Price, £2 per acre. Owner must sell; leaving district. REAL SNIP.—J. H. Wood & Co., Land Agents, New Plymouth. T)ARTMOOR ESTATE.—Where is it? What are its advantages? It lies on 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, andj you will come out top. Our terms will suit you. See Gilmour & Clarke, sole agents. j

IAA ACRES, Freehold, Coast Land; J -™'' lerel; 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 fit, per,, cent.—J. H. Wood & Co., Egmont street, New Plymouth.

fi<END your next PRINTING order to the "Daily News." Prices righ ind satisfaction guaranteed. \7OU can get it cheaper at the Red Post. SJECOXD-HAND Piano by best Continental maker. Steel frame, check action, walnut case. Fiano 18 months old. Guaranteed. Cost 47 guineas. Circumstances allow us sell 30 guineas cash or 17s $d month.—Apply sharp, Collier's. OO ACHES, all in grass, seven pad- ®° doeks, well fenced; 5-roomcd house and outbuildings; near New Plymouth. Price £l4 per acre, including 15 cows, bull, etc., etc. Mortgage, £SOO. Cash required £025. Real Snip.—J. I], Wood & Co., New Plymouth. T OST in wonder at the tremendous variety of Sixpenny Books at ''Tlu 8.K.," opposite Empire Theatre. 27-t.c, SALE—Good, ckan waste paper. Apply Publisher, Daily News. fiJEXD your next PRINTING order to the "Daily News." Prices righi »nd satisfaction guaranteed;

424 ACRES FREEHOLD TjAIRYING LAND. Surveyed into three SectioHS, with good frontages close to Factory. Price only £l4 per acre. Owner will take first mortgage or a good second mortgage in part pa}'ment and will arrange balance. This is a rare opportunity. McCLUGGAGE & CO., STRATFORD.

/as. Sanderson.] [H. victor Griffith* QANDERSON AND QUIFFITHS, AHGHITECTS. OFFICE: King's Buildings, isomer of Devon wd Brougham Street!,

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 121, 9 October 1912, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 121, 9 October 1912, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 121, 9 October 1912, Page 1

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