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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 201, 3 February 1915, Page 1

RANTED, Lad to deliver Daily News between Inglewood and Egmont Village. Apply at once to News Office, or W. H. Humphrey, Inglewood. 'IyyANTED.—By young lady, position, in New Plymouth. Could commence in a month's time. Apply, News Office. f.w. 1 PLANTED, Ist-class Builder's Laborers and Carpenters; Men used to boxing preferred. Apply Shaw and Payne, Builders and Contractors, New Sub., station and Car-sheds. b.e. ■ RANTED, Smart Girl, for large i drapery store (country one), used to Haberdashery and Fancy preferred. Apply Sargoods. b.w. I T.OST, on road near Lcpperton, Lady's Grey Handbag, containing Money, Keys, Eye-glasses, &c. Eeward on returning to Station Master, Lepperton. BE LET, Residence, in Gill Street, 7 rooms and conveniences, large outbuilding comprising wash r house; quarter-acre land; house completely renovated. Immediate possession. Apply to owner, R. Clinton'Hughes. ex. ]H£ISS.J. C. MUIR, L.A.8., Teacher of Pianoforte and Harmony, RESUMED Lessons from TUESDAY, February 2nd. Address: Oaonui. £l/17/- PER ACRE for 900 X X ' • ACRES of partly improved bush country. Terms: £3OO cash, balance free of interest; annual payments. Walter Bewley, Egmont Street. "pOR SALE—Watt's Engine, 2%-h.p., almost new; guaranteed; price, £3o.—Box ' 13, Stratford. fiOR Sale, Watt's Kerosene Engine, 2% I h.p., i-almost new; guaranteed; J "POR SALE, 6-Seater Studebaker Car, just overhauled and painted; lot of tools, spare tubes and tyres, carbide, oil, grease, &c. Apply Noel Lewes, Garage, . Inglewood. f.y. ■piOß the Races!— Glace and Patent Leather Nob-toe Boots and Shoes in the very latest shapes!—Dockrill's; See our Window. ' pOOT Comfort for Elderly Gentlemen! A Leather-lined Boot or Shoe, without a toecap, in full and half sizes, from j 6—ll—Dockrill's. ( Tl/fEN'S Glace or Patent Leather Nobtoe Shoes, 25/, sent anywhere post j paid on receipt of price.—Dockrill's, New f Plymouth. ( MEN'S Glace or Patent Leather' No- ] toe Boots, 27/6, sent anywhere, post paid, on receipt of price.—Dockrill's, New Plymouth. Housewives can always utilise Remnants to advantage, i Save 25 per cent, at Ambury's this week. B -y- | JJUNDREDS of Remnants can be pur-|j chased at 25 per cent, reduction U at Ambury's this week. a.y. >IANO, by Eavestaff (London), in besl j of order, just keen polished, and ' looks like new;- wjn give guarantee; Apply/sharp, Collier's. ex ] £7 K DOWN will buy a' Nkie 5-roomed b ' with conveniences and fiacre, at Vogeltown; priec, £625. Walter . Bewley, Egmont Street. "A RAMAHO ZOO—Pay us a visit while) in Wanganui. Lions, Tigers, Large ~ American Bears, 'Malay Bears,. African Baboons, Tricky Monkeyo galore, Australian Kangaroos, Opossums, Live Tortoises, French Cats, and a great, variety of Rare Birds. Admission, 6d; Children, 3d. ITZROY TKAM TERMLNUS.-Over ■*"' Half-acre Choice Sections, £IOO each, for Sale. Hartnell & Co., Brougham street, New Plymouth. mHE DAILY NEWS covers the whole of Taranaki, in town and country has installed a Fly-proof Counter—the only one in Taranaki. Call, I 'nspect, and buy Dimock's Famous Bacon I jnd Prime Old Cheese, untouched with! dies, at Veale's. I MPLOYMENT. The Daily News' shilling "Wanteds" will find you an employee or an employer. Which d n you want? £1 CASH—IO ° acres ' all P' able, level land, good fences, six roomed house, cowshed. Price £l6 per acre.—Walter Bewley, Egmont. St, TJUNGALOWS for sale from £SO deposit; bath, h. and c. water, elefr trie light, copper, tubs.—Hartnell and Co., Brougham Street. described from handwriting. Full diagnosis given in writing. Send sample of hand-writing and postal note or stamps for 2s, and your character will be revealed by return post. Personal interview, where convenient, with fuller details, 3s. Special attention given to health diagnosis. —Address: Miss Walton, Bell Vue House, Waitara. "*" can procure Fresh Ground Coffee paily by electric machinery on the prenises is at Veaie's. Important to j^en. pjAIRDRKSSING and SHAVING are two important factors in every man's daily life. I have taken over the Hairdressing Saloon in Devon Street ijm Messrs Davy Bros. It is my intention to employ only first-grade workmen, use only the best sanitary methods, and keep only the Best Brands of Tobaccos, Cigarettes, etc. I guarantee to please you if you elect to give our saloon your patronage. A. JJARTLETT Proprietor, Opposite Railway Station Gates, DEVON STREET CENTRAL