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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 21, 15 June 1914, Page 1

Q.ENTLEMA.N, 05 years, farmer (870 acres), wishes to correspond with lady with a view to matrimony. Confidential. Address, "Honest," Daily News office. a.w. J RANTED— Furnished house. Apply ■ "A.E.D.," this office. e.w. RANTED— At once, smart lad. Good wages and good prospects.—Apply News office. I ADVERTISER, milking 80 cows and making his own butter for export, requires a man with family to milk and work the dairy on shares; no capital required; advertiser does all his own cropping. Reply promptly, with full particulars, to "Advertiser," care Daily News. e.p. ryiAVI stands for perfect womanhood K ' and motherhood. Wives, mothers, | daughters, regain that lasting beauty of ■ youthfulness which health alone can bring.—Nurse Doig, 114 Devon St. TOST—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-Cholmcley, Bell Block. e.x. JjX)UND~Oalico Signs for Show at West's, DeTon St., opposite Masonic Stables, Picturc-framera, Sign-writers, eta. hpOOTBALLERS, Golfers, Cyclists, Hoe- . key-players and all athletes should [try Joblin's DOMINION OILS, and keep their muscles and limbs • in first-class condition. Obtainable throughout TaraI naki. e.w. rjX) BE LET—Well-furnished five-room- j cd residence in Vogcltown, adjoining Park, for two months, from July 1. —Apply Melbourne Clothing Company. RANTED TO SELL—47% acres Freehold Land on 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. RANTED KNOWN-Taxicab for Jure day nnd night. 'Phone 372; stand, Bank New Zealand corner. Office Brougham street. d.y. £KA DOWN, and the balance weekly payments, secures a good 5-roomed house and conveniences. Price £550. Inspect to-day.—Gilmour and Clarke, Egmont Street.' TWELVE Titles by Smile Zola, in Sixpenny Editions at the 8.K., opposite Empire Theatre. e.x. "JUST landed, a splendid lot of new titles in Sixpenny Books at the U.K., opposite Empiro Theatre. ex.

"pOR SALE.—Nice seven-roomed Villa, close to Post Office. Situated on a corner section. Owner has left the district, Price, £750. Terms.—Gilmour and Clarke, Sew Plymoutk. T OAKS WANTED-£l2O, £350, £4OO, ■ £I2OO, First Mortgages, gilt-edged securities.—Hartnell & Co., Brougham Street. yISITORS to tie Winter Show-Be sure and see Hoffmann's latest 88note Pianola Piano, the first in New Zealand. e.c. i £OOK CASH will secure 6 rooms, octagonal design, new house, every modern convenience, £4OO Building Society.—Hartnell & Co., Brougham Street. [(JET a B.K. Writing Tablet; nothing I better on the market. Procurable only from the 8.K., opposite Empire Theatre. c.x. T ADIES' Loather Hand Bags. The correct article at a moderate price at -the 8.K., Apposite Empire Theatre. I game of "Dormy Fore," Is fld, or "Atlantic Records." "2s, procurable at the B.K. c.x. WANTED you to always keep Yeast Cakes in the house in case of emergency, 6d a packet; l'/jd must be added for postage.—A. Vcale. CROCKETT & JONES' Glace Kid Welted Derby Shoes for easy walking correct for the winter. —Dockrill's. /_ GENTS.' Fine English Glace ■" Derby Boots, suede lined, reducled from 25/-. Sizes 6, 8, 9 and 10 only in stcck.—Dockrill's. 10/fi LADIES' Black Glace Derby XV v»g] 10eS) roun j rubbers and wide laces free.—Dockrill's. T AND J. AULD, New Plymouth, show ' the smartest Millinery in Taranaki at their usual keen prices. c.x WINTER Games for young and old, from Od., at the 8.K., opposite Empire Theatre. ex. JOOKS by Jack London, at fld. nett: "Moon Face," "Fish Patrol," "White Fang," "Iron Heel," "Daughters of the Snows." All procurable at the B.K. ex. A FARM TO LEASE—IIO acres, six miles from New Plymouth, metalled road; -undulating, all ploughablo; carry 30 cows; good house and sheds; 5 years' lease. Rent, 12/- per acre.— (Walter Bewlcy, Egmont Street. | A, FARM. FOR EXCHANGE FOR A HOUSE—S3 acres freehold, all in ~ ass, mostly ploughable, sheep-proof I'fences; old 5-roomed house. Price £!) ■ per acre. Equity, £sl7.—Walter Bewlcy, Egmont St.