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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 260, 26 March 1913, Page 1

CASH ADVERTISEMENTS in tlxi column not exceeding eighteen word are inserted for ONE SHILLING pe insertion} or if Three insertions, 2/f I- orders come by letter it must be ub derstood that double these rates wil be charged unices accoir.pain.ed by cusli J?OI! SALE—Nice apples at Id and 2< ■ per lb. Apply sharp "Woodlands,' next Park entrance, Carriugton road. c-i YJUANTED —Bed-sitting room. Appli Hex, News Office. RANTED at Once—Two competeni lady helps, Lis and 17s. Apply Miss Greenwood, Urenui. ' c -vv ANTED—Good reliuble baker. Small goods experience necessary. Apply May & Arrowsmith, Ltd. c-£ between Okato and New Ply-mouth—Nickel-plated cap off motoi car wheel. Reward on returning to C 11. Smith, Holah's Garage, N.P. c-w JjOST—Taken by mistake from the News Office oil Thursday: Gent's umbrella. Please return to this office. from Courtenay street, New Plymouth—One thoroughbred bay gelding, 3-year-old; point star on forehead; no brand. Finder rewarded 011 applying to W.A.8., Grosvenor Hotel. b-w ANTED—Young man to milk and do general farm work. Good wages for good man— Iloskin, Bell Block. " f-y jyjT'ST be Sold, as owner leaving district—Beautifully situated halfacre section Devon street, Ilenui. High sunny and sheltered; splendid view: well-built 7-i'oomed house, pantry, bathroom, washhouse, electric light, gas, water, stables, gig shed, etc. Exceptional tennis to good man. Full particulars from H. Whitcombe, Estate Agent, Devon street. j^OUND—Sensible Presents: Oak photo frames, Pictures, Paint ' Boxes, Chalks, Crayons, etc.. at WEST «.v SONS, Painters (opposite Masonic Stables)., Devon St. East. L Bags, distinctive, new; great variety at The B.K. c-w

Smart boy for Daily News Office, Stratford. Apply prompt. pROVIDE against cold and wet feet . tliis winter. Our new stock of VisJcolised watertights open. Guarj. anteed absolutely waterproof. Dock--1 ill's.

:ii/6 CHILDREN'S Tan 1-bar glace ' shoes; sizes' 3 to (>;. new shipment just opened.—Dockrill's. QROCKETT & JONES' Moor Calf Boots in tan and black, Scotch grain : !f , .-iI lifM 1 ; guaranteed waterproof solus ■ and uppers.—Dockrill's. ! BTCAXTED - Experienced porter for Opunake. Wages, 255. Apply ill first, instance to News Office. * ' d-y JUST ARRIVED—Xew shipment of i the latest Thcmodist Pianola music, j TTi.H'raann. . QXE important item omitted from the Boosting Society's programme is that Xew Plymouth is supplied with bet-

ter meat than any town in our Dominion, and that Joll's is the best meat in New Plymouth—ail incontrovei tible fact. Small goods a specialty. 'Phone 3!). ■yyAXTED —A few expert tea sa«:i.!crs to try- Veale's wonderful value 2/(3 tea, which is offered for 2/- per lb. ■ A fresh stock will arrive direct from. Ceylon this week at A. Veale's, Theatre Royal Buildings. 'Phone 100. b-x RANTED KNOWN—I am sole agent for New Plymouth for the famous German Yeast Balm Cakes, 'l'lcy make the most delicious, sweet white bread or hop-beer; Gd a box at Veale's. b-x RANTED KNOWN-We take the biscuit. Just a'few of our numerous, lines: English Macaroons, Ratafias, (.iolden Puff, Wafers, Mince Meat, Milk Shortbread, Maltine, etc. Call ou Veale. I DARTMOOR ESTATE.—Where is it*t What are its advantages? It lies on Eliot Road, opposite the Golf Link*, and about ten to fifteen minutes from town. It is nearly all level. All tht streets are graded, and each section contains a quarter of an acre of land, you invest your money in real estate, ana you will come out top. Our term's will suit you. See Gilmour & Clarko. •<oie agents. a PIANO BARGAINS.—£I2 buys a tip top Second-hand Piano in splendia order, or terms, 10s deposit and 8a monthly; also good English Piano. £ll —Ys fid monthly.—Apply sharp, Collier'* YUST ARRIVED Choice Muscatel*, Crys. Fruits (including ehinois, cherries, Angelica), English Biscuits, Diwock'3 Ham.s and Bacon. Yarmouth Bloaters. Findon Haddocks, etc. All ai VEALE'S, Theatre Royal. 'Phone 16H. •J)ON'T |£TSS . The ANNUAL LEPPERTON-SENTRY HILL ANNUAL LEPPERTON-SENTRY HILL ANNUAL LEPPERTON-SENTRY HILL PICNIC & SPORTS PICNIC & SPORTS PICNIC & SPORTS To be held on the WAIT AR A RACECOURSE (Opposite- Lepperton Railway Station) ' On THURSDAY, MAECII 27, 1913. Hot water and milk provided. Open events. Good prize money. Write for particulars. Entries close on March 17 at 9 p.m. Admission. Subscribers, ladies and children, free; others, 1/-. _ . A GRAND SOCIAL will'be held in the Lcpperton Hall in tlje-evening. Splendid floor, A.l. supper. leading orchestra. Gents, 2/-; la'lies,-.free.-N. E. SAMPSON, Hon. Sec., Sei + ry Hill gUT THE BEST PLACE IS BAKER'S