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Taranaki Daily News, 2 September 1915, Page 1

WANTED. JJHREE Good Carpenters, for work on "Groobys," Frankley Road. Apply early to P. A. HADLEY, Criterion Hotel. WANTED. Assistant Warder for New Plymouth Hospital. Wages, £6,3 per annum. Apply C. M. LEPPER, Secretary. AGENT WANTED. L IVE ' experienced agent, handling similar lines, wanted for Shaw's Utility Ironing Table, in Taranaki district. C. F. SHAW, 238 Cumberland St., Duncdin. HAWERA HOSPITAL. A strong girl as housemaid. Wages, £1 per week, Apply to—.THE MATRON. NEW PLYMOUTH FIRE BOARD. QWING to members of the New Plymouth Volunteer Fire Brigade having gone on active service, and others having removed from the district, there are several vacancies in the Brigade for smart, active men, single, and ineligible for.,the fighting line. The Board is now able to provide for such volunteers excellent bedroom accommodation at the new Fire Station, together with other advantages not usually available in private lodgings. Suitable men are invited to put themselvesln communication with Superintendent Bellringcr or myself. P. P. CORKILL, J Chairman. LEGAL NOTICE. jyr,. TRUBY KING, L.L.8., of New Plymouth, Solicitor, beg'S to announce that he has taken over the Legal Practice until lately carried 011 at Stratford by the late Colonel W. 0. Malone. Business will be carried 011 as heretofore at the Offices at Broadway, Stratford, under the style of "MALONE AND KING." BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. is hereby given that it is the Council's intention to enforce the new By-Laws. Copies of the By-I.aws may be obtained at the Borough Offices, 'price ss. F. T. BELLRIXGER, Town Cleric. REMOVAL NOTICE. JJAVING entered into partnership with Messrs Harry Stoeker and Arthur Humphries, my office will be in Webster and McKellar's building, C'urrie Street, on and after Friday next, the 3rd September, 1013. I 3hall still continue to carry on the land business. 11.. W. WIIITCOMBE, Land Agent, New Plymouth.

NOTICE OK REMOVAL E. GADD, Grocer, begs to inform the inhabitants of Now Plymouth and District that he has removed to larger premises, 2-18 and -250, Devon Street, lately occupied by Mr. Mollison (apposite Messrs Nolan and Co.) I desire to thank my numerous customers for their past favors, and hope that by strict attention to business to receive a continuance of the same. Note address: F. E. GAD D, ?-ash Grocer, -48 and 230 Devon St., New Plymouth. a small piece of Silver Beet in- \ stead of mangolds; easy to grow and a heavy cropper—Gaustad, Waitara. tl.w. •POU SAI.E, second-hand one-horse cultivator; saves labor and gives greatly increased crop—C. E. Gaustad, Waitara, d.w. J CAR Pi Y full stocks of Kcnipthome's Manures and can supply in any quantity at shortest notice.—C. E. Gaustad, Waitara. c.y. JJAVK you tried Big Tree Kerosene? ]f not. do so now; you will he more than satisfied. Gives a splendid light and a maxiimum of power in oil engines. Full particulars from C'. E. Gaustad, West Quay, Waitara. c.y. gOMEONE lias said (hat slag is unprocurable. That's wrong. I have a full stock and can supply at lowest market rates—Gaustad, Waitara. b.w. JJAVE you tried Kempthorne, Prosser's Guano-Super Mixture, guaranteed 27 ])er cent, to 28 per cent, phosphoric acid, C2 per cent, phosphate of lime. Compare this with slag, then write for leaflets and full information from C. E. Gaustad, agent, Waitara. b.w Q.OQD, reliable second-hand pianoaWard, London, £10; Hoelling, £2O; Ward, £18; Brinsmead, £4B; Mendelssohn, £lO. Easy terms, 10s deposit, 10s monthly.—Collier's, Devon Street.