Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 5 January 1916, Page 1

WANTED, ETC. ANTED, end of January, by exexperienced youth, job on sheep fann. Reply early to "Energetic," Daily News. a.y yyANT,ED to purchase small Pony, Cart (or Gig), and Harness, complete turn out warranted. Particulars to Daily News office. c.n. RANTED —A Girl for Housework. Apply, Mrs. A. H. Christie, Manaia. ANTED—Strong Boy for farm work, able to milk. Close to town. Apply "H. 1.," Daily News office. b.w. cottage, West End, family two; liberal rental suitable property.—Arthur B. Gibson, House Agent. yyAXTED, milker, £2 and found; lad used to machines and horses; also boy for farm work, Stratford and Eltliam districts.—Arthur B. Gibson, Labor ■ Agent. yy ANTED, farm hand; machines used; good wages and constant job.— Apply J. J. Carey, Okato. c.y. — Capable Porter-kitchen-man. Apply, Grosvenor Hotel. yy ANTED—Furnished llooms or Cottage close ito beach. Address, "X.Y.Z.," Daily News. RELIABLE woman wants sick or maternity nursing engagements in town or country. Tor address apply News office. c.w, FOR SALE, TO LET, Etc. XT OR sale or lease, Fitzroy Bakery; immediate possession. Apply, E. Pearce. f.x. JfiOß SALE, Triumph Motor Cycle, guaranteed in perfect order; practically new.—W. Humphries. a.w. JpOR SALE, a Light Concord Buggy and set of harness, in good order.— Apply Mr. CoWiam, corner Courtney and Eliot Streets, a.y. CHEAP —Double Buggy; good as new, cost £45, shafts only. Owner will take £2O cash. Apply, News Office. JjVDR SALE—Piano by John Spencer, London; in splendid order; no dry rot; £l9 cash; bargains Or terms arranged, 10s monthly.—Collier's, KCO ACRES SHEEP COUNTRY, exchange for Dairy Farm. Price £4 per acre; equity £IOOB, —Walter Bewley, Devon Street. OKA ACRES Freehold, Bush Country, all level, about 150 acres felled. Price £5 per acre. Terms £2OO, or offer. —Walter Bewley, Devon Street. LOST, FOUND, Etc. on-Motor 'Bus between Pungarehu and Opunake, small hand-bag containing money and letters. Apply, Geo Dewdney, driver, New Plymouth or Opunake. b.w. from Smart Road, eight 15montii heifers, two red, one black and one black Jersey, three fawn Jerseys, one strawberry. Any information to be sent to Tom Parker. between Brougham Street and Ngamotu Beach, Greenstone Pendant, silver mounted. Valued as keepsake. Finder please leave at News office, a.w. MISCELLANEOUS. SAVINGS AND SATISFACTION in drinking DESERT GOLD TEA. Full strength—greater economy. Finer flavor —more enjoyment. Try the Special Family Blend at 1/8 —wonderful value. All grocers. Q.ENTS.' Box Suits at special prices: All-wool Colonial Tweeds, stylish cut, first-class finish, wonderful value. Prices from 25s to 755, at The Kash. yOV WILL ENJOY the rich, delicate flavor of "DESERT GOLD," the Queen of Teas. Choicest from Ceylon. Pure, wholesome, satisfying. Choice grades at 1/10 and 2/-. TJOYS' and Youths' Sports Suits at Economy Prices; All-wool Tweeds, plain or button knickers, from 12/6 to 38/0, at The Kash. A LUCKY DATE—JULY 30, 1916£SO will be distributed to 91 Cash Prize-winners in the DESERT GOLD TEA Competition; also special gift prizes. Particulars in packets. Buy "Desert Gold" to-day. Varsity Suits, in best quality washing materials, striped and plain poplin and linen. Usuai price 12/6, now 7/G the suit, at The Ka^li. "OOYS' Tweed Norfoflk Suits, plain knickers, sizes 7 to 14, 12/0 the suit; white Drill Hats,. 1/-; Poplin Varsity Coata 4/0, at The Kash. DOIG, 141 Dewi Street, New Plymouth. Office hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and by appointment. Thursday half-holiday. The Daily News has the- biggest circulation of any paper between Wellington and Auckland. It covers the whole of the prosperous and province of Taranaki, and as a» advertising medium cannot be equalled- ;L! ; A ' ,var '-ißi.Bg charges on application