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ANTED Three ploughmen; three months' work; labor only.—Apply >D. Gree-nway, Okato. fx ANTED, Porter-Kitchenmaii. Apply, ' Grosvenor Hotel. SLANTED, a young man to milk and do ordinary farm work. Apply' to Mrs. Swan, sen., Egmont Village. [RANTED —Engagement as housekeep--1 er or any position of trust; good references.—Apply Mrs. Leich, 351 Devon Street, New Plymouth. b.w. — A good mail amongst stock; knowledge of ploughing preferred. Full particulars as to wages, etc., to P. Howard, "Bournemouth," ANTED.—A good girl for the country. Comfortable home. All duties. Apply ilrs. P. Parsons, Whenuakura. TO RENT, small furnished or part furnished cottage; no children; good tenant. Particulars, "Electric,'' Daily News. b.n. to Let, 5 or 10 acres of stumping. Tenders will be received and close on 14th September next.— Thomas Cheevers, Durham Koad, near Inglewood. ENGLISHWOMAN, 30, desires reengagement as housekeeper, to one or more gentlemen, or any position of trust; good needlewoman; ex. references.Apply Miss Brooker, Toko Hotel, Toko. mend leaks instantly, ineluding hot-water bags, aluminium, enamel-ware. 1/- box. —Utility Co., Box 592, Auckland. Canvassers wanted. JfOR SALE —Good quiet cow, close, to profit, Apply sharp.—Williamson, Spotswood. b.n. •fO BE LET, residence Riohmond St., Fitzroy, well-built and commodious, with four sections; lately occupied by Mr. Coxhead. —Apply to R. C. Hughes, solicitor. d.x. JJLAOK ORPINGTONS. —My wellknown laying srain, mated with brothers of the Winning Pen at the last Christchurch Laying Competition against all breeds, witli an aggregate of 1474 eggs, or bver 20 dozen per lien for year's test. This combination should produce practically a perfect laying machine. Sittings 10/0. Also Sittings of Aylesbury Duck Eggs from birds of great size. A big laving strain; 10/6 per silting.— TOM NICHOLAS, 15 King Street, Palinerston North. Q.REAT CLEARANCE SALE at The Kash—Hen's police braces 1/0 white kid gloves 1/0 pair, Paris garters !/- pair, merino singlets 1/0 each, boys' tweed knickers 3/6 pair, varsity suits S/11, Norfolk suits 12/0, sports suits 15/-, S.S.S. drill shirts 3/11. Now is the time to save money. CLEARANCE SALE at The Kash— Grey-striped Denims, 2/11; White Honeycomb Tennis Shirts 3/0, Men's Tweed Trousers 3/11, Men's Blue Grandrill Shirts 2/6, Roslyn Delta-finish Underflaimels 3/11, Boys' Norfolk Scuts 1-2/0, Men's Buckskin Working Trousers 7/6, etc., etc. KQ ACRES, 4 miles New Plymouth, all ploughable, good house and shed. Price £22; terms, £350 cash.—Walter Bewley, Devon St., next Theatre. jQXCHANGE as a going concern, farm, boardinghouse, store and carrying business, equity £I7OO, for small farm or town property.—Walter Bewley, next Theatre, Devon Street. J>OBS WHEAT is in great demand. I have a limited supply of a fine line at 7/0 per bushel.—Gaustad, Waitara. T CARRY full stocks of Kempthorne's Manures and can supply in any quantity at shortest notice.—C. E. Gaustad, Waitara. c.y. JJAVE >ou tried Big Tree Kerosene? If not, do so now; you will be more than satisfied. Gives a splendid light and a maximum of power in oil engines. Full particulars from C. E. Caustad, We- ! t Quay, Waitara. c.y. "\TO\Y OPEX— Richards, the Hairdresser ar.d Tobacconist. Personal and special attention to ail patrons. Umbrellas recovered a-u; repaired. Egmont Street. "DARGAIXS at THE KASH-South? Tweed Suits, 30/-; Men's . White Honeycomb Tennis Shirts, 3/0; Boys' Tweed and Serge Hats, ]/•; Tweed Knickers, 3/6 pair; Men's Soft Felt Huts, 3/0: Men's Waterproof Overcoats, 22/0. PIANO TUNING—For reliable work leave your order at Collier's. Their annual contract system-saves you a lot of trouble; besides, your piano is always in good order. Call and investil tte.—Collier's Music Warehouse. ]T PAYS TO ADVERTISE in tiie DAILY NEWS, whether it be a ''wanted" or a "full-pager." The Daily News has the largest and widest circulation in Turanaki. Q.OOD. reliable second-hand pianosWard, London, £10; Hoelling, £2O; Ward, £18; Brinsmead, £4B; Mendelssohn, £lO. Easy terms, 10s deposit, 10s monthly.-—Collier's, Devon Street. DOIG, 141 Devon Street, New Flymouth, Office hours during winter months; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.. and bv appointment. Thursday half-holiday. ' ZOO.—Pay us a visit while in Wanganui. Lions, Tigers, Largo American Bears, Malay Bears, African Baboons, Tricky Monkeys galore, Australian Kangaroos, Opossums, Live Tortoises, French Cats, and a great variety of Rare Birds. Admission 6d, Children 3d-

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Taranaki Daily News, 14 September 1915, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Daily News, 14 September 1915, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Daily News, 14 September 1915, Page 1

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