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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 222, 26 February 1915, Page 1

-t3O FIEST - CLASS -UNO, -with all latest improvements.' T/2rms, 17/ C per month.—Hoffmann. d.y. RANTED—Position by good, reliable Barmaid. Apply '-tollable," News Office. d.'.v. \yAN'TED.--Two unfurnished rooms, I use of kitchen. Particulars to [ "W.G.F." News Office. \yANTED, Steward, for Eltham Club. Particulars as to duties from Secretary Apply before March oth, Box 14, Eltham. ■ ■, \ >p TAILORS.-Wanted, a First-class! Coat Hand, one accustomed to! H. Cocker, Devon St. e.w. RANTED, Girl, for housework, just left school preferred; mornings only; for one lady. Apply Miss Robson, 006 Devon Street West. c w pOR SALE, at thmy-away prices, two • New German x Pianos—one by ■Spaethe (Upright Gand), usual price 75 guineas, will take 59 guineas to clearalso Rheinbcrg Piano, usual price 48 guineas, sell 39 guineas. Apply Collier's. gECOND-HAND CYCLES, from 30s; Motor-Cycles, from £ls; all accessories stocked. Repairs promptly attended to. W. Devon Street East. ay PRIVATE Board and Residence. Terms moderate. Apply Mrs. Barker, Miranda Street South, Stratford. RANTED to, Buy, Secondhand Type--1 writer, in good order. Price to "Typewriter," c/o News Office, New Plymouth. ' Engagement Far Hands, two Teamsters, and Married Couple (machine milkers); Men for milking (hand or machine); five Lads for sheep farms; two Housekeepers; Elderly . Lady as Mother's ■ Help, for country; and all classes of Domestic Servants, at • : TEAGUE'S LABOR BUREAU, Hawera, £l/17/- PER ACRE for ffO() ACRES of partly improved bush country. Term... £3W} cash, balance free of interest; annual payments. Walter Bewley, Egmont Street; VEALE has installed a Fly-prdol Counter—the only one in Taraaaki, Call, .nspect, and buy Dimock's Famous Bacon jud Prime Old Cheese, untouched with Dies, at Yeale'a. 18/6 WILL buy tsle Famous " M aster Boot"—Britain's ■ Best Boot, Bring, along that 18/6 to-day—Dock-rill's. rpO LEASE—Two dairy farms, 35 cows each, going concerns, £450 and £750. Apply promptly.—Hartriell and Co., Brougham street, New Plymouth. Glace and Patent Npb-toe 1 Boots and Shoes are extremely i popular just now. Dockrill's have them 1 in all sizes.

£>7 K'DOWN will buy a Nice 5-rooraed House, with conveniences and %- acre, at Vogeltown; priee, £625. Walter Bewley, Egmont Street. ZOO.—Pay us a visit while in Wanganui. Uona, 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. ' ' 'I •■ ■■•■ '-■■"' jtfTZRQY TRAM TERMLNUS.-Over Hajf-acre Choice Sections, £IM each, for Sale. Hartnell & Co., Brougham street, New Plymouth. |IQ/g IS Dockrill's Price for a Pair of Ladies' Derby Shoes, with wide laces and round rubbers. EMPLOYMENT. — The Daily News*! shilling "Wanteds" will find you an employee or an employer. Which d" you want? T)OCKRILL'S are showing a Nice Line of Ladies' Patent Pink Ankle-bar Shoes, made by Crockett & Jones. Very choice, indeed. £l5O C^ l3ll -- 100 aores - all plough- *~ able, level land, good fences, six roomed house, cowshed. Price £l(i per acre.—Walter Bewley, Egmont St. |RANTED— A big crowd to hear Commissioner Hodder lecture on Japan. Sunday, 3 p.m., Good Templar Hall. ' , (In. iT\7ANTED. —Everybody to remember Commissioner and Mrs Hodder (lata I of-Japan) will receive a public welcome i on Saturday, at S p.m. Salvation Army Hall. '■ dn.. |WE Cater for All—No large profits reI quired—just a living, fid. in the £ ' discount at Trim's Grocery, Elliot Street. e.n. JAM-MAKING.— Send your orders to 1 Trim. He will supply you at the cheapest rates with first-grade fruit. (JIVE Trim a trial to-day. He will supply nil your needs in the grocery line. Our motto: Small profit?, quick returns. A trial will convince. e.n.

TJiOUND—The Cheapest Grocer in New Plymouth is Trim, Elliot Street. Families waited a trial. qiim Quality of Scott's P arn's is now known tlirc