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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 279, 17 April 1913, Page 1

CASH ADVERTISEMENTS in this column not exceeding eighteen words are inserted for ONE SHILLING per insertion} or if Three insertions, 2/6. If orders come by letter it must be understood that double these rates will be caarged unless accompanied by cash. ryyANTED—Lady help and companion I in household of two. Duties light. | Apply by letter to "Lady Help," this ollice. d-wj : Boots. Special hard toes.—A.B.C. I Boot Co., Devon street. I ORINGI CAMP-Territoriaf boots' in black and tan.—A.B.C. Boot & Shoe Coy. Horse Hide Derby Boots, ! patent cap, 12/6.—A.8.C. Boot Coy. J)RY FEET - Army bluchers, waterj tight tongues, 12/0.—A.8.C. Boot jCoy. : between Westown and Ambury's —One Lily-of-the-Valley gold brooch, inlaid with pearls. Good reward at News Office. c -w LET—Desirable residence in Fillis street, opposite the Park. Good garden, fine view. Water and gas laid on, and connected with sewer. Immediate possession. , Apply to R. Clinton Hughes. c . x ] RANTED— Lad for general farm work; must be able to milk. Apply W. Lovell, Lepperton. b-w J/g CHILDREN'S tan 1-bar shoes/ sizes 3 to C. Splendid value.— Dockrill's. yiSCOLIZED Watertights/ the only watertight that will keep your feet dry and warm in the wet winter weather. Try a pair, and you will wear no other in future.—Dockrill's. | winter simpers. A new stockjust opened to choose from in ladies', ! men's and children's, at prices to suit all. I —Dockrill's. \yANTED-Stylish costumes, frocks, blanket coats, golfers', latest styles, greatest variety.—At Ambury's, Devon street. f . y RANTED— For winter weather comforts see Ambury's display of every- } thing cosy and comfortable, ready to slip on. f.„ RANTED-Well-tailored suits, boya' I and women's overcoats, every size, great variety, stylish cuti-At Ambury's,. iDevon street. j.y \yANTED--Smart boy for Daily News J Office, Stratford. Apply prompt, !$] JpOR SALE—Four exceptionally fine second-hand pianos. Have been thoroughly overhauled. Prices ranging from £ll to £23. Terms from 8s per month.—H. Collier & Co. Presents: Oak photo frames, picture*, Paint Boxen, Chalks* Crayon*, etc., at WEST & SON 6/ Fainter* (opposite Masonic Stables). Devon St. East. »

styles in T;.:ii/-Madcs for the i •. coming winter now showing at Keig & Manners, specialists in Ladies' Tailoring. t-e Des.gns in browns and greys for the new season's costumes.—Keig & Manners, the Ladies' Tailors. t-e £<UT off for one day only, but now on again and waiting for the. ring. 'Phone IGG.—A. Veale, Devon St. West. QNE important item omitted from the Boosting Society's programme is that New Plymouth is supplied with better meat than any town in our Dominion, and that Joll's is the best meat in New Plymouth—an incontrovertible fact, j i Small goods a specialty. 'Phone 39. T>AKTMOOR ESTATE.-Where is itV What are its advantages T It lies. on Eliot Boad, opposite the Golf Links and about ten to fifteen minutes from town. It is nearly all level. All thb | streets are graded, and each section contains a quarter of an acre of land. Jfoi' invest your money in real estate, ana you will cofc&o out top. Our term* will suit you. j See Gilmour & Clarke, *ote agents. I x RANTED KNOWN—We are ready for business again in our. new premises,, and can now execute your orders for Yeast Cakes, Fresh-ground Coffee, Bis-1 cuits and Prime Old Cheese, etc. A. Veale, opposite Auld's, Devon street. 'Phone 106. TARANAKI EDUCATION BOARD. SCHOOL FURNITURE. RENDERS for the supply of School Furniture will be received by the Taranaki Education Board up to 5 p.m. on TUESDAY. April 22, 1013. Conditions and specifications may be obtained r.n applying at the Board's Office, New Plymouth. P. S. WHITCOMBE, Secretary. April 15, 1913. pRANK MESSENGER, F.N.Z.1.A., ARCHITECT, Devon Street, NEW PLYMOUTH. , Announcements of Births, M&rrlkgei' and Deaths must be duly accredited. Charges lor these, 3s each. In Mcmoria* I Notices are inserted at the tame rates, but wnen verses are added an additional! charge oi 2s 6d is made. Noti«ei I of Death and Private- Interment art charged at As 6d each. Notices of DeatJ> and Funeral are charged at 8a eaei I Notices of Tnanks and Bereaieme»l Votieei art enarged at ti Id euk. !