Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 16 October 1915, Page 1

Rates for tliis column are aa follow: One insertion, 1G words Is; 20 words la 3d; 24 words Is 6d; 28 words Is 9d; 32 words 2s. Three insertions, 16 words 2s 6d; 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. {\\ ,r A-VTF,i) .a good all-round counterman lor grocery store; references required; wages 503.—Apply Harris, Box 130, Hawera. ,f e. [RANTED by two strong, respectable youths, position on sheep or dai:'y farm; some experience dairying.—Reply "X.," News office. fn. RANTED young woman help milk and housework; three adult family; near town.—Apply "Good Home," News office. f.w. j^/ANTED smart, respectable boy ( for parcels; one willing to learn business later; good Ambury Brothers. i.e. YyANTED nun to assist in bakehouse and drive cart; one with experience preferred; references.—Apply sharp, Otakeho Store; 'phone No. 1. e.x. PLANTED a qualified motor driver. • Must be thoroughly reliable and strictly temperate—Apply C. H. Johnston, Waitara. e.w. —A reliable man for milking and general farm work.—Geo. H. Harrison, Kgmont Village. d.w.

RANTED, a yourig woman to aasist in housework. Good home and good wages to suitable person. Apply Mrs. C. 'J cpliss, Motunui. ANTED TO SELL.—Humber Motor Cycle and side chair, 3J h.p., 3-speod, latest model, new. Apply E. T. Mildonhall, Builder, Earp Street, Jolinsonville, Wellington. i.n. ANTED to rent, 4 or 5-roomed house with conveniences. Apply "Civil Servant," P. 0., Inglewood. d.w. the Taranaki ladies to await the grand display of Spring Drapery at Auld's Modernised Store. ANTED—Our assortment o£ Latest Dress Fabrits, Costumes, Frocks, Millinery, Sunshades; Hosiery, etc., quite unequalled.—Ambury's, New' Plymouth. iyyANTED —Just opened at Ambury's 40 colorings in Dainty Voiles and Fashionable Silks. See windows. f.y. 1^7 ANTED —See eight large windows full of beautiful summer fashions, just arrived, at Ambury's, Plymouth. f.y. TX/ANTED The latest Costumes, Frocks, Blouses, Coats, Millinery, Sunshades, Dress Fabrics just opened. See Amburya' windows. f.y.

T OST, on Sunday afternoon, probably on Frankley Road, a grey striped motor scarf. Finder please return to News Office. LET. —Desirable six-roomed residence, Courtenay Street. Immediate possession. Apply Standish, Standish and Bullock, Solicitors. f.y. SALE.—Two-roomed whare, West End Reserve. Apply sharp,— "Cheap," Daily News Office. f.n. 1 Krt ACRES of gras| to let for twelve months. Best offer in advance accepted. About one mile from factory. Apply to E. Walsh, Hurford Road, Omata. d.w. excellent opportunity during high prices for dairy produce. On main road near factory, a farm, cows (about 50), machines, and everything necessary as going concern, to let on most favorable terms for one year with option of extension. Apply in writing—'immediate," Daily News. >]X> LAND OWNERS.—Wanted to lease about 20 acres of land, Inglewood district. Reply to "Paddock," c/o of T. Avery, New Plymouth. d.y.

12 cues, etc., in good order, cheap. —Apply Daily Kews office. e.w. ,in() ACEIS L.1.P., Bawke'3 Bay. All flat cropping land. All necessary buildings. Price, ill. Equity £'2845 yx'.han»i' for Sheep Farm.— Walter Bc>.v:ey. Devon Street. for Farm, 6-room House, _ Electric Light, etc., and three J-acre Ssetions. Equity, £ooo.—Walter Bew4fy, next Theatre, Devon Street. JMANO BARGAIN. Second-hand Squire Piano (English), iron frame, cheek action; perfect order. Order £25, or terms 15s monthly. Apply Collier's Musie Warehouse. £.2 HO an| l good business and """" Stock valued at £750. Total equity £IOOO. Exchange for 300 to 500 acre 9 sheep farm. Waiter Bewley, Devon Street. gPECTAL 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, 12/0; Sports Suits, 17/6; Men's Box Suits, 28/6, at The Kash.

jgLAOK ORPINGTONS. -My wellknown laying srain, mated with brothers of the Winning Pen at the last Christehurch 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 machine. Sittings 10/6. Also Sittings of Aylesbury Duck Eggs from birds of great size. A big laying strain; 10/8 per sitting.— T. G. NICHOLAS, 16 King Street. Feildxng.