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CASH. ADVERTISEMENTS in this column not exceeding eighteen word? are inserted for ONE SHILLING per 1 insertion; or if Three insertions, 2s M. ii oraers come by letter it must be understood that double these rafcea will be charged unless accompanied by cash. RANTED, for New Plymouth suburban household—A respectable young j girl as help (country girl preferred).! Good home, and treated as one of family. Apply by letter to "Mater," Daily News Office. 5-1 RANTED— Every man icr a decent .suit, every lady for smart outfit, come straight to Ambury's. 4S RANTED— You; must be smart for the festive season. There's no place like Ambury's for everything to wear. 4-0 have our prime ox beef, wether mutton', lamb, and pork selected for our Christmas trade, but arc still' short of 150 poultry and five sucking pigs. Will, therefore, sellers who have prime fat chickens, ducklings, geese, turkeys, and sucking pigs ready for Christmas kindly communicate with H. T. Joll, Meat Bazaar. 4-t.c, Yy ANTED—Situation as horseshoer and general smith. Apply Smith, News Office. .. . . 4-3 TOST, from West End, on SaturdayParrakeet. Finder rewarded on returning same to News Office. 2-t.c. QD BOOT POLISH, packed especially ' for McEwen Bros. Biggest and best three-pennyworth. 2-0 J-JAVE just sold Brinsmead piano, 93 guineas; took as part payment good English piano in perfect order; will sell this at a sacrifice, £l4, or terms 10s monthly.—Apply sharp, Collier's. RANTED KNOWN—Our new currants, sultanas, raisins, etc., have arrived for your Xmas cakes and puddings.. They are of special quality, and all ready cleaned by machinery for use. Try A. VEALE, Theatre Royal. 'Phone 106. JF you suffer from Corns, try Handy Corn Cure, 1/- per box. Cure guaranteed, or money refunded, at VEALE'S. Q/G LADIES',.White 1-bar Shoes, 7/6 Ladies' white Derby shoes. Wide laces and round rubbers free. Dockrill's. 18/fi MEN'S tan and black glace xo u boots, direct from C. &E. Lewis; open, or closed fronts to choose from.—Dockrill's. 1 Q/g LADIES' tan and black Derby .shoes. Wide laces and round rubbers free. No better value. Dockrill's. I ACRES to lease; tip-top Coast land, level and well subdivided into paddocks. Fine 0-roomod house and outbuildings. Immediate possession; 15s per acre. Rare opportunity to good man. j Full particulars J. H. Wood & Co., land agents, New Plymouth.' \

Qf* AOEES FREEHOLD; live miles New Plymouth on good metalled road; close to school and creamery; carry 22 cows, etc.; 6-roomed house, 12bail cowshed, etc. Reduced to £l3los per acre for quick sale. £3OO cash. Bar--1" gain.—J. H. Wood & Co., New Plymouth.

AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB. RUMMER ]yf EET IN 6 FRIDAY, SATURDAY & TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 28 and 31. NOMINATIONS for all events CLOSE TO-NIGHT (Friday, December C), at 9 o'clock. C. F. MAEK, Secretary. A UCKLAND TRACING QLUB.

SUMMER MEETING. GENERAL ENTRIES, 1 soy. each. ACCEPTANCES for Auckland Cup 7 sovs. Railway Handicap 2 sovs. FIRST FORFEITS G.N. Foal Stakes 1 sov. 39th G.N. Derby 1 sov. 18th Royal Stakes 1 sov. Are DUE on FRIDAY, DECEMBER G, by 9 p.m. FEES must accompany in each instance. J. F. HARTLAND, Secretary. , PIANO TUNING ]yX R. HEARD, certificated tuner, from J. Kirman & Sons, London, vfith 2Q years' experience in New Zealand, ii now associated with Mr. Hoffmann, British & Continental Piano CornAll orders him, and left at the firm's New Plymouth warehouse, will receive Mr. Heard's Utmost ikill and personal attention. Jas. Sanderson.] [H. Victor Griffiths. gANDERSON AND Q.RIFFITHB, ARCHITECTS. ' OFFICE: King's Buildings, corner ol Devon and Brougham Street*. TOR SALE. pEDIGREE AYRSHIRE BULLS, one two and three years old, bred on dairy lines and eligible for entry in Herd Book. Apply F. A. Bremer, Okaiawa,

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 171, 6 December 1912, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 171, 6 December 1912, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 171, 6 December 1912, Page 1

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