Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 8 December 1915, Page 1

LOST, FOUND, Etc. LOST, at Fitzroy, £2O Note. Number known. Reward at News Office. LOST— A dark bay gig mare, 10 hands, long tail, crack front foot, in foal or foal at foot. Keward on information at Pepperell's Stables, Wailara. b.x. T OST—from New Plymouth, on Sunday, chestnut horse with deformed foot. Keward on giving information to K. Harlow. e.w, WANTED KNOWN. sW/ANTED, by two girls, ii double.ber' room, furnished, Apply at once."Tarps," Daily News Office. iTO LET, for six weeks at Christmas, six-roomed furnished house in country, near coast. Use of horse and gig—A. 8., News Office. RANTED— Comfortably furnish. tnj>e or two bedrooms with use of dining room, for Christmas holidays, near beach. Particulars and terms to' P.O. Box 14, Stratford. b.e. residence, furnished, 27/(i; 11-roomcd ditto, 40/-; 5-roomed ditto 27/ti; unfurnished (i-roomed, 25/-; 5-roomed ditto, 21/-; 11-roonied ditto, 30/-; shop, offices, and large grain store—Arthur B. Gibson, House Agent. Belfast Handkerchiefs in Fancy Boxes or separately, 2d to 3/11 each at Ambury's. b.y. iWTAR Rebate.—ld in 1/- discount on all purchases at R. 0. Goddin's, Cash Draper, 253 Devon Street. w.f. Laces, Fancy Handkerchiefs, Collars, Hosiery, etc., in large variety and Id in 1/- discount at 11. O. Coddin's, 253 Devon Street. w.f. "'HE Great Unrest," bv Wills Young, J ~ 3/li at The B.K. Bookshop. JJEWAHI) Books.—Great Variety. Special Value at The B.K. Book"pETEll Piper," by Egerton Jones, 1/3 edition at The B.K. Bookshop. RANTED— Buyers for 1000 Useful Articles for Xmas Gifts, Beautiful Handkerchiefs and Gloves for posting, at Ambury's, New Plymouth. b.y. yyAVrED—A trustworthy farmer to take over stock of recently purchased farm with 20 dairy cows, 400 sheep, and to manage it until resold.— Arthur B. Gibson, Land Agent. (RANTED.— Xmas Costumes, Frocks, Millinery, Gloves, and dainty Household Requisites suitable for presents now ready at Ambury's. b.y. 1^7 ANTED.—When buying presents for your friends get something useful and beautiful. You will find both at Ambury's, New Plymouth. b.y, JjiIRST Prize £ls! Desert Gold Tea '•Camels" Competition closes 30th July, 101(1. 91 Cash Prizes. "Desert Gold"—the Queen of Teas—makeß more cups to the pound, Delicious refreshment in every cup. gCGCESSFUL "At Homes" assured by serving Desert Gold Tea. Its rich flavor and delicious goodness will refresh and delight your guests. Special Family Blend, 1/8. Choicer grades at 1/10 and 2/-. Save the "Camels." "fiJCOTLAND For Ever," Gift Book in aid of Scottish Red Cross Fund, price 4/0 at The B.K. LARGEST Selection of Books in Tara nakl at The B.K. Bookshop. (JKEAT CLEARANCE SALE it The Kash—All-wool Cashmere Socks, three pairs for 2/6; Black Silk Bows, fid each (usual, price 1/- each); Gents.' Rainproof Overcoats, 25/-; four only Gent's Sports Suits, worth 35/-, for 22/6. QJJEAT CLEARANCE SALE at The Kash—Colonial Underilannels, full size, 2/9; Men'? Plain Navy Drill Working Shirts, with collars, worth 5/0, for 3/11. All other lines heavily reduced. Call early at The Kash. DOIG, 141 Devon Street, New Plymouth. Office hours: 10 a.m. fp 5 p.m., and by appointment. Thursday (ittlf-hslidftjr,'