Page 1 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 5 October 1915, Page 1

Rates for this column are as follow: One insertion, 16 words Is; 20 words Is 3d; 24 words Is Cd; 28 words Is 9d; 32 words 2s. Three insertions, 16 words 2s Gd; 20 words 3s; 24 words 4s; 28 words 4s 6d; 32 words 5s (including address and signature), cash. Booked, 50 per cent, extra. The News reaches every part of Taranaki, and is unequalled as an advertising medium. CASUAL HAND for Cheese Factory. ApplyMANAGER, Pungarehu Cheese Factory. fyyANTED, boy for poultry farm; light work.—Apply H. Plumb, c/o News Office. b.n. |yyANTED a Companion and Help for country. Good home. Apply Mrs. E. J. Bell, Puniho. c.y. yyANTBD by widower, a respectable, middle-aged person as housekeeper to take charge of two children, For address apply office of this paper, f.y. by married man, work on farm, good ploughman, thorough knowledge of all farm work. Address at this office. b2O RANTED TO SELL, B.S.A. Bicycle; nearly new; take reasonable offer. —Apply V. C. Axten, Waitara. b.b. RANTED the Taranaki ladies to await the grand display of Spring Drapery at Auld's Modernised Store. 0 TAILORS.—Wanted a good coat hand. Apply W. F. Newbery, Wai*ra, b.w. handbag. Finder please return News Office. GERTRUDE SORENSEN, Certificated Business and Medical Clairvoyante, can be consulted daily until further notice at Griffiths' Buildings, Hours: 11 a.m. till 8.30 p.m. Junction known as the WAITARA RACECOURSE, about 45 acres.—Apply Messrs J. Finnerty and T. Elliot, Waitara. e.p. jgOKA CASH and good business and *" v 'stock valued at £750. Total equity £IOOO. Exchange for 300 to 500 acres sheep farm. Walter Bewley, Devon Street. QAT, Wheat, and Barley Straw Chaff, and Oaten Sheaf Chaff. Must be cleared at once to make room for the coming season's wool, the chaff being stored in the Wool Dumping Shed.— Gaustad, Waitara. a.y, J ACRES, with good house, etc., just outside borough. Price £850; is, £IOO cash, balance 10 years.— Walter Bewley, Devon Street. SPECIAL VALUE in Men's Roslyn Sad-dle-tweed Trousers, worth 11/6 pair, for 8/11; Strong Tweed Working Trousers, 5/11 pair; Buckskin Working Trousers, 7/0 pair; Grey Striped Denims, 2/11 pair; Boys' Norfolk Suits, 12/6; Sports Suits, 17/6; Men's Box Suits, 28/6, at The Kash. "J" am not chaffing when I state that 1 am prepared to consider any reasonable offers for a large quantity of chaff now stored in the Wool Dumping Sheds. It has got to go to make room for the coming season's wool. One ton or a hundred. What offers I— Gaustad, Waitara. a.y. Hero of Herat" (Diver), "Quinneys" (Vachell), "The Coil of Carne" (Oxeham), "Little Shepherd of Kingdo Come" (Fox), "The Fighting Chance" (Chambers), "A Picked Company" (Belloo).—The B.K. Bookshop. TF you want Chaff now is the time to buy it, as I must clear from the Wool Sheds where it is now stored, to make room for the coming wool season. Get in at once.—Gaustad, Waitara. a.y. lUESDAY at 9 and following days: great Fashion Display of the latest to wear at Amburv's. ATOW OPEN—Richards, the Hairdresser and Tobacconist. Personal a.nd special attention to ail patrons. Umbrellas recovered and repaired. Egmont Street. PIANO TUNING—For reliable work leave your order at Collier's. Their animal contract system saves you a lot of trouble; besides, your piano is always in good order. Call and investiute— Collier's Music Warehouse. Q.OOD, reliaUo second-hand pianosWard, London, £10; Hoelling, £2O; Ward, £18; Brinsraead, £4B; Mendelssohn, £lO. Easy terms, 10a deposit, 10s monthly.—Collier's, Devon Street. J>LAOK ORPINGTONS. —My wellknown laying grain, mated with brothers of the Winning Pen at the last Christchurch Laying Competition against all breeds, with an aggregate of 1474 eggs, or over 20 dozen per hen for year's test. This combination should produce practically a perfect laying r --'-=--- Sittings 10/6. Also Sittings of bury Duck Eggs from birds of great siic. A big laying strain; 10/6 per sitting T. G. NICHOLAS, 15 King Street, Feildjug.