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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 290, 30 April 1913, Page 1

CASH ADVERTISEMENTS in t column not exceeding eighteen wor I are inserted for ONE SHILLING p insertion; or if Three insertions, 2/ If orders come by letter it must beu demood that double these ratr v, be caarged unless accompanied by wi PRINTERS-Shortly disengage Smart all-round man. Take job comp., job., or machinist. Particulars Froome, Ragian. IJpOR SALE—Nine cottages at Koru, f removal, from £8 to £4O. App W Spooner, Koru, or Wallath Bro New Plymouth. c . I RANTED at Once-Good paperhange Wages 12/- per day. Apply Beckei and Corlett, .'Stratford. JJJST, on Sunday, between Sentry Hi _ and New Plymouthr-A lady's fu Reward on returning to Dr. Fookes, Ne, Plymouth.' J^ A CRES, tf-roomod house. Pric £420. Only £IOO cash down balance at 5 1 /, per cent, for five years.Gilmour & Clarke, New Plymouth. JgH)R SALE Algerian oats, 2/0 i bushel; Cape barley, 12/- and 14/ per sack; also stack of oats and straw Apply J. Walker, Ilenwood road, Bel Bloek - a-« JjOST-On April 9, between Rahotu an Omata, two cows and one bull, with tar on back. Reward on receipt of in formation by W. Richardson, Omata 123 ACRES FREEHOLD, close to sta„T tlon - Handy New Plymouth and .VVaitara. Road boundary on one side and road and railway on other. Factory adjoining. School and P.O. quarter mile. 12 paddocks, all ploughabla. Sixroomed house, 10-bail cowshed, two laree sheds, etc. PRICE £2O. Terms to good man. Splendidly situated for a stud farm.-H. W. Whitcombe, estate agent, New Plymouth. RANTED— Man to slaughter and make himself useful. Apply A. Klenner, Waitara. e . x "RANTED KNOWx\-71b bags of whole wheat meal for Is 4d at Veale's, the finest breakfast food in existence.A. Veale, Devon St., 'Phone 166. real eiderdown quilts i are beautiful in appearance, warmth and quality.. Every size. Prices right.— Ambiiry's. " d . y \yANTED-Lovely winter iiats to suit L» ~.a li a ges' ??. P er cent - cl l%per than .Wellington, at'AJhbury's; Njrtrjfcoutfc — Blanket coats, overcoats, 1 motor coats, motor scarves, gloves, bonnets, for winter wear.—At Ambury's. ff-y | RANTED KvNpWN-The finest bever- | age to drink on a winter's morning is Veale's coffee. You can; have it pure or mixed with chicory, at I Veale's. RANTED - Smart ypung man for l .. farm. Apply Thos. LuxtOn, Wai-1 tara. ..,, b . x j f£o 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 Httghes. c . x J JUST ARRIVED-The Latest Themodist Pianola Piano.—Hoffmann, f-y WANTED-Smart boy for Daily News I Office, Stratford. Apply prompt. 'tfOUND—Sensible Presents: Oak photo frames, Pictures, Paint Boxe& Chalks, Crayons, etc., at WEST & SONS, Painters (opposite Masonic Stables), Devon St. East. ,'■'': » styles in lUlur-Mades for the coming winter now showing at Keig & Manners, specialists in Ladies' Tailoring. • t-c "pUSHIONABLE Des.gns in browns and greys for the new season's cos-' tumes.—Keig & Manners, the Ladies' Tailors. t-0 ESTATE—Where is it* What are its ad vintages 7 It lie* on Eliot Road, opposite the Golf Link*, and about ten to fifteen minutes from town. It is nearly all level. All thb streets are graded, and each section contains a quarter o;* an acre of land, y/o'' invest your money in real estate, and you will come out top. Our term* will suit you. See Gilmour & Clarke, iile agents. < * LEASE WITH COMPULSORY PURCHASING CLAUSE. RENDERS are invited for the lease, with compulsory purchasing clause, for Section IC9, Block 4, Egmont S.D., Windsor Road, Inglewood, containing 156 acres (more or less); good six-room-ed house; well-subdivided by good sheep- . proof fences; more than half stumped and ploughed; all level; adjoining Borough of Inglewood. Tenders close at 8 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, April 30, 1913. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Full particulars on application to j J. GIBBS, Inglewood. I fiJEND your next PRINTING ORMW to the Daily Newi. Price* rijr YOU can get it cheaper at the Red Post'