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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 21, 13 June 1914, Page 1

11 lad) to manage 5 j ttall at the Winter Show to-day. •Apply early to U .Jackson, Coronation |a«B. f.n. jYyANTED—Furnished house. Apply tills ollice. e.vv. RANTED Experienced mereluandise < invoice elerk for merchant's office.— Apply to Hatrick and Co., Ltd., Wangai- d.w. ' A ' t once ' lad.- Good ! - wages and good prospects.—Apply I News office. i ! milking 80 cows and making his own butter for export, requires a mail with family to milk and work the dairy on shares; no capital required; advertiser docs all his own cropping. Reply promptly, with full particulars, to "Advertiser," carc Daily News. e.p. 1" J OST—On Sunday afternoon, between Roman Catholic Church, Inglewood, and Tikorangi, via Mountain Road, patent purse containing £l4 in gold. Handsome reward on returning or giving information to Fairfax-Cholmeley, Bell Block. 6.x. pOUND—Calico Signs ior §how at West's, Devon St., opposite Masonic Stables, Picture-framers, Sign-writers, eta. JIOOTBALLBRB, Golfers, Cyclists, Hoc-key-players and all athletes should try Joblin's DOMINION OILS, and keep their muscles and limbs in first-class condition. Obtainable throughout Tara":i - e.w. QX) BE LET —Well-furnished five-room-ed residence in Vogeltown; adjoin? ing Park, for two months, from July 1. j—Apply Melbourne Clothing Company. ' f y-

: ANTED TO SELL—Two sheep dogs, [ guarantcd good workers. —Apply W. Duncan, care (3. Bendall, Frankleigh .Park. in. TO SELL—47% acres Free- | hold Land oil Smart Road; good dwellinghouse and outbuildings; near factory; also 152 acres Freehold, near . Urenui; good Dairying Land. Full particulars from Walter F. Jenkins, Auctioneer, Waitara. IjjfOß SALE —Several new and secondI hand gigs; also one nearjy new express.—Appl« Honnor & Clarke, coachbuilders, Liardet Street. d.w. i . iJfOR SALE.—Nice seven-roomed Villa, i " elose to Post Office. Situated on | a cornea- section. Otfner 'has left tlhe dfejtriet, Price, £750. Terms. —Gilmour | and Clarke, New Plymouth. fJMIE LAST DAY of our great closingup sale has dawned, and if you are wise you will be amongst the crowds getting our bargains to-day.—A. M, Skeatcs, Jeweller. TjOANS WANTED—£ 120, £350, £4OO, £I2OO, First Mortgages, gilt-edged, securities. —Hartnell & Co., Brougham Street. t yISI,TOBS to the Winter Show—Be I sure and sec Hoffmann's latest 88j note Pianola Piano, t/he first in New Zealand. e.e. TT is a sign of the quality of the goods that brings us numerous new customers each week. We never vary the quality. Always the best. Milton 6cott's PoTk Butchery. < A FEW HOURS MORE offered you to obtain immense jewellery bargains. We close for good to-night.—A. M. Skeatcs, opposite Theatre Royal. £OOK CASH will secure 6 rooms, octagonal design, new house, every modern convenience, £460 Building Society*.—Hartnell & Co., Brougham Street. ■pOR URGENT SALE—The cheapest Dairy Farm in the Waikoto. Owing to family troubles the owner has been reluctantly compelled to place this property on the market. This'is a good I opportunity. Area, 08 acres; 2% miles I from Te Awamutu. All in grass and I crops; well fenced and subdivided into small paddocks; will carry 30 to 35 cows and -Horses; new 7-roomed house, hot and cold water; 5-bail cowshed. Price only £23 per acre, with £4OO cash down, balance long term fit 5 per cent, Adjoining farm was sol i ft year ago at £4O. Apply sharp.—H. W. Whitcombe, Land Agent, New Plymouth. e.w. |N FIFTEEN* HOURS' TIME my clos-ing-up sale will be past history, so see you use these few hours well.Skeates, Jeweller, Devon St. "DOOKS by Jack London, at Od. nctt: "Moon Face," '"Fish Patrol," "White Fang," "Iron Heel," "Daughters ol the Snows." All procurable at the B.K. c.x. A FARM TO LEASE—IIO acres, six miles from New Plymouth, metalled toad; -undulating, all plougliable; carry 30 cows; good house and sheds; 5 years' leaae. Rent, 12/- per acre. — Walter Bewley, Egmont Street. you know that Scott's small goods make the daintiest of dainty repasts? This week's supply will include everything to make you satisfied with your purchase. e.e. A FARM FOR EXCHANGE FOR A HOUSE—B3 acres freehold, all in grass, mostly ploughable, sheep-proof fences; old 5-roomcd house. Price £0 por acre. Equity, £547. —Walter Bewley, Egmont St. QREAT REDUCTION SALE-A. G. Catran's business has changed Jiands, and the stock has to be reduced. Great value will be given for cash. Bargains in every fall and inspect now. ■ ■ ->v d.y.