Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 141, 7 November 1914, Page 1

\ews lias an une-iiialleJ louphout Taranitki.. bei>- in every town am] .-,ot.J jj , jJi.AAi.;, „ :.j, fe ood secondhand i'iano, jj ■ *y Wm\i, I'arjg, Terms, bs ud per S j iioii:.iitiiu. . d.y. ' IW^' 11^ ila "> witu Plough and team, j also ui.e good Ploughman; over 100 I acres. Apply to I C. I<\ YOUNG, Tariki. j'yy'AVihlj— Aian for farm; milking j with machine; house on farm for married man. Constant work for good man.—Apply "Farm," Daily Nowb. i'.w. Y^T-AYi'liD— -A woman for housekeeping. Knowledge cooking essential.—Apply Sole Bros. f -( l_ Youth' or Man, to jnilk. Apply JE. Elliot, BoleV Butchery, d.y. JjOST—Tin shillings reward.—One hay lillyf bla«k points, square-tipped tail, lump on jaw, 11 hands high.—Apply Musonit Stables, Waitara. f.x. r £o LET.-.YIAXGATOKI.—Shop, opfteite factory. Excellent opening for. I saddler or butcher. Apply Thomas Perry, j Jtfangatoki. QK) LET, Broomed House, conveniences, [ stable, &c, 1 acre land; handy to jtown. Apply H, W. Whitcombe, Land j Agent, Devon Street. e.x. i'*J"o LET, 6-roomed House, 427 Devon i Street. Apply Standish k Standish, ■ Solicitors. c ,y, 'J£Q LET, with immediate possession, | nice House, with l»/ 2 aeres land, jßinra Street. Apply Wm. fl. Eeid, Sash. i and Door Company. t.g. •JpOK SALE, Typewriter, practically j «ew, any reasonable offer accepted. Apply Typist, News Office. c.wij [■OB Sale—W.C.SJt. Lease, 263 acres, j Aruwata Road, Opunakc; part j felled and fenced. F. Andrews, Normanfor store, small business, J or from 5 to 20 acres land, 127 acres Hirst-class farm. Eqiiitv, £1302. Apply, Walter Rowley. New 'Plymouth. iHpURKEY is tiie most sorry nation in J the universe just now. People wko ! shop at Scott's Pork Butchery are never ! sorry, Get in with the crowd. e.c. ll«ili™»mBI^HI«BBH!HHn for a Picnic is to call at Milton it's Great Wealth of Smallgoods this are not suppliers of tough old < sheep or tougher old cattle, but we < have some Very Prime Dairy-fed Pork. Get a joint for Sunday from Ssott's. e.e. we cater for your palate. Try some i this week, made from prime pork. Scott's j Beehive (Pork Butchery. e.e. IgPECI'AL O«<'EK to Hltham Folk! ' Spend 2s 6d at the Eltham Beehive" [Fork Butchery on Saturday, and we give [you %lb. (Sausages. e,e. PJ/ &PE.NT at the Eltham Beehive Pork Butchery on Saturday, and you get ■' Is worth of Pork Sausages or other goods free. e , e> - have come to Klthaui to eater to your wants. Try the Smallgoods at the Eltham Beehive Pork Butchery. All stocks manufactured at Kcott's," New - Plymoutli. • e.e. , YOU will only need to shop once at e . the Eltham Beehive Pork Butchery t. to become a regular customer. Get in ' curly Saturday—the Opening Day. e.e. | jgEK what ean be built with a set of : "Kliptiko" at CorrigaU's. Yon will . j want a set for your Boy. Prices:' 2s, ss, ' ilOs fld, and XI Is. ' e.e. 'PEACH your Lad industry! A set of "Kliptiko" from Corrigall's will en- ' .able him to buiW bridges, derricks, ' j cranes, and dozens of architectural de- ' signs. Call and see them. - e.e. ! .

ADAM [•; Bemaret's Pattcriif. Great demand—but Corrigall'H liitve just received big stocks. Dozens of first-rate Patterns. e.e. fail to sec our 'Exquisitely Tinted Postcards. Our Seenie and ■Humorous 'Postcards will interest you. Corrigall's, late Catran's. e.e. jgCRIBBTJNG Blocks, Cheapest on the Market, -fd each, or four for Is, at Corrigall's, late Catran's. dust right for the kiddies to scribble on. e.e. is no limit to what a Boy can build wit!i :i set of "KUptiU. - ' Sets at CorrijKill's range from is, as, 10s fld, ami CI Is. e.e. MAS-TIDE! Twill soon be here, itec Cornwall's lovi-Jy stocks of Xmas fireetiii" Cards in endless profusion. Postearda galore! e. J OVEIA' Poland China. This Ware is sure to become rare. Cornwall's are showing some beautiful Tea, Sets, Vases, e.le. c. month-we sold hundreds of J3cmarct's Patterns. This month we have lume stocks. Call and see them. Only (P/ 2 d each,- at Corrigall's. e.e. WOII cheapest groceries, fruit and confectionery, go to Trim's. Kliot St. c.n WE haven't advanced prices because of the war. We keep the same good rma.lity at the old prices. Trim's, Eliot Street. e.n. Von cuy\ t afford to bo without Madame Bemaret'fi Paper Patterns, Any garment ean be made by the aid of tbese Patterns, 6%d caeli, at Corrigall's; e.e.