Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, 26 February 1916, Page 1

Wanted, etc. (YVAIsTED, good plain Cook for country Boarding House. Wages 30a, fare paid one way. Apply this office fer address. c.y. yyANTED a young man for butchering, with experience preferred.—Apply J»seph Lawn, Warea. f.y. AXT'I:D good respectable boy f»r the shop; all day; errand boy kept.— Apply .Red Past. ■yyANTED apprentice to the Upholstering Department; splendid opportunity for smart lad.-—Apply Red .Poet. ?yyANTED to rent a four or five-reom-ed house close to town; modern conveniences; no children. —Apply at onee, stating terms to P.O. Box 13G. c.w. —Fish for the Lenten season: Ling, Salt Salmon, Salt Herrings, Red Herrings, Cornish Pilchards, Bloaters, Haddocks, all procurable at Veale's, c.p. yyANTED —Every lady to enjoy tie delicious flavour and refreshment of "DESERT GOLD," the Queen of Teas. (yyANTED —Honey, new season's just arrived; sections in comb Sd, jars 9d and Is 6d. See Veaie's window, c.p VyANTED—For satisfaction and savings drink "DESERT GOLD," the Queen of Teas. Most delicious and economical. to know where to get pure fresh-ground coffee only one place, and that is the p'.ace to get the test of everything!—at Allen Veale's 40, near Post Office. c.p.

FOR SALE, TO LET, Etc. FOR SALE, one Rubber-tyred Dogcart, in first-class order, guaranteor.—Tom Blaßchett, Vogeltown. b.y. EXCHANGE.—Good House i* Wellington for one in New Ply"mouth. —F. I'. Corkill, New PlymouthJpOR SALE, fresh picked Tomatoes in any quantity. Apply, P. Page, Te Hemii. * e.y. JfOR SALE—Victoria Hoarding-House, Liardet Street, }few Plymouth; furniture at valuation if wanted. For full particulars apply M. Andrews, Gover Street. f.y. JjlOR SALE, Fat, Heavy Cockerels, killed 3s, dressed 3s Gd (nothing better); two-year Hens 2s (id and 3s, cash; delivered in town on one day's notitc. —Tom Blancliett, Vogeltown. b.y 20:0. ACRES Beach Land, splendid ' ' country, all plcughable; house and sheds. Price £22 10s; £IOO cash. Apply sharp.—E. L. Humphries, Devon Street. £SOftO ava *' a ' 3 ' e f° r Second Mortgage 01 . raor(gilge3 of stoeki or for purchase of mortgages. Wright and Lawrence, Solicitors, Stratford. ACRES, a going concern; tip-top farm; 20 first-class cows and other stock. Price £SO pe~ acre; terms.— E. L.-Humphries, Devon Street.

pOR SALE—Piano by John Spencer. London; in splendid order; no dry rot; £l9 cash; bargain.. Or terms arranged, 10s montWy.—Collier's. Granite Clumbers 2/5 each, full-size Axes 4/2, small Axes 3/each. f.x. LOST, FOUND, Etc. in Devon Street yesterday, a small Flax Kit, containing two purses. Reward at News Office, f.n. LAND FOR SALE. 51 ACRES. *£3oo CASH, BALANCE 10 YEARS AT 5 PER CENT. A splendid little farm, on which 35 cows can be milked; land is dead level, absolutely no waste, well-grown live fences everywhere; dwelling and necessary farm buildings. Only £3OO cash required to secure this on a compulsory purchasing clause for 10 years at 5 pel- cent. (■2435) 50 ACRES. EXCHANGE FOR TOWN PROPERTY. Price £'io an acre. About 5 miles froni New Plymouth, Omata district, freehold, oil metalled road, ail stumped and ploughable, will carry 20 cows. Good house and outbuildings. Owner will accept house property as a deposit in place of cash, balance can remain on mortgage aj. 4J per cent, and 5 per cent. A handy little property. (2730) 70 ACRES. £6OO CASH, BALANCE 7 YEARS AT 5 PER CENT, Price £SO an acre; close to Eltham borough; land all level, all stumped save 5 acres; will carry 35 cows easily; splendid returns off this section.. House of 6 rooms, milking-shed, implement shed t and piggeries. A really good farm, which has not changed hands for ten years. The terms are good. (2735) W. H. it A. McGARRY * Land Agents, iELT H A M 4