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Taranaki Daily News, 11 December 1915, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. ANTED —Good man for general drapery. Apply Morey and Son, New Plymouth. a.s. ANTED —Youth or man for store cart and assist in general store. Apply T. P. Hughson and Son, RahotU: ANTED—A girl to assist with housework; light place. Apply by letter to Mrs. W. Brett, Lowgarth. yyANTED —A smart message' boy. Apply Davies, Chemist, Devon Street. RANTED —Good kitchenman or second cook. Apply News Office. x ANTED—Competent man for vassing and delivery. Wages' £2 15/-. Apply, with references, to Greenway Bros., General Storekeepers, Okato. .^yANTED. —Married couple to milk, with machines. Constant billet. Comfortable cottage. Good wages. Apply to Daijly News for address. tc. ANTED.—Good plain cook for country boarding-house. Wages 25/per week. Other help kept; good home; no children. Apply Daily News Office. ex. SITUATIONS WANTED. JJANDY man (used to farm work, etc.) wants job in or about town. Apply to this office. e.w. LOST, FOUND, Etc. at Fitzroy, £2O Note. Number known. Reward at News Office. J^OST— Set motor cycle tools, Devon Road between Waiongona and New Plymouth. Reward at Bellringer Bros.' f.w. JMDST— A dark bay gig mare, 1G hands, long tail, crack front foot, in foal or foal at foot. Reward on information at Pepperell's Stables, Waitara. b.x. FOR SALE, Etc. JJ*OR SALE—Two quiet, good dairy cows, due to calve middle January. Apply C. E. Bellringer. f.w. yyA'NTED. —For sale: 100 1-year hens, White Leghorns, White Rocks, and Brown Leghorns (laying). Reason for selling, room wanted for young stock. Price 7/0 each, at Mosor Poultry Yards, Napier Street, Hawera. T?OR sale or lease, ; Fitzroy Bakery; immediate possession. Apply, E. Pearce. f.r. JjX)R SALE —Piano by John Spencer, London; in splendid order; no dry rot; £l9 cash; bargain. Or terms arranged, 10s monthly.—Collier's. £7 1 ft/~ PER ACRE ' Price of 190 acres O.R.P. Metalled road, 5-room house, cowshed, etc. Carry 30 cows and sheep. Terms £250 cash or offer. —Walter Bewley, Devon Street. ■£l Q PER ACRE—Price of a Dairy Farm of 93 acres that will carry 20 to 25 cows; good new house and sheds. Particulars, Walter Bewley, Devon St.

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