Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 20 March 1916, Page 1

WANTED, ETC. WANTED man for milking only, machines used, good wages.—Address ■'J.M.D.," Oaonui. ex RANTED, by young lady, position as companion-help; country preferred. Write "E.F.," Daily News. WANTED position hy experienced man, share-milking 45 cows.—Gibson, Laber Agent. * a.n. WANTED, two married couples, £lO4 and £112; men farm work, women household duties.—Scotch . Registry office. " a , ni gl'.v fcJRAIi good Hotel Housemaids and Waitresses' waiting engagements.— Scotch 'Registry Office. a.n, to 50 Cows, on shares, by a reliable family for next season. Good references. Apply, Post Office, Waitoitoi factory. f.e. WANTED hauler-drivers, Stratford dis trict.—Gibson, Labor Agent, a.n WANTED, Hotel Porter for Eltham. Appiy, Scotch Registry Offiae, Devon Street. e.l. ANTED woman cook, gentleman's residence.—Gibson, Labor Agent. 'WANTED, a Young Girl to assist, or Lady Help. Good home. . Mrs. C. E. Smith, Victoria St., Hawera. e.w, WANTED hotel porter, country.—Gibson, Labor Agent. ' a.n. WANTED, Good General Apply, Mr Geo. Gray, Vogeltown. e.: ANTED a good farm hand;- good wages and constant job; machines used!— Apply L. Carey, Puniho.' d,y. IWANTED, a Porter Good references. Coffee Palace. b.x. iWANTED, Girl to assist in Kitchen. Apply, "Rahui." c.l l . /WANTED Great Autumn Fashion Show this week at Amburv's. Everything to wear latest from the makers. B .y. (RANTED— Anbury's Millinery Show has never been beaten for style, variety or prices. No exception this J'*" l "- a.y. WANTED-Ambury's Tailored Cos tumes, for quality, smartness and prices, cannot be beaten. Big lot just on show. a.y. 'WANTED—Ladies! We shall be pleas ed to see you inspecting our Autumn Fashion Display Tuesday and onwards.—Amburv's. " a.y. WANTED—To-morrow at 9, New Plymouth, Amburv's Great Autumn Show opens. a.n. MISCELLANEOUS. WAlTaT&A.—Carter and Co., the Wellington Drapers, have arrived with £IOOO worth Genuine Drapery.. Great Sale for eight days only. Selling privately one-third less, and in many casus one-half the price you usually pay. Come and save money. Note address: Next Beckbessinger's, Waitara. WANTED KNOWN-It U absolutely necessary to use disinfectants tlii ß hot weather. See Veale's, window for a!; kinds at cheap prices,—A. Veale. f.w. JJAWKE'S Sale Prices—Blue Cattle Ware Jugs, Is and Is 4d; Bowls, lOd and Is 2d. "' ' JJEMEMBER— Vcale's is the only store that lias a fly-proof counter. No flies on Veale's cheese and bacon. Try some.—A. Veale. f.w. A LUCKY DATE! July 30 is the closing day erf DESERT GOLD TEA Competition; !)1 Cash Prizes. ANLV one more week of our Stocktaking Sale. Don't fail to give us a call: it will mean money in your pocket.—Greenwav Bros.' Patriotic Sto.-e. Okato. ' f.w. J-JAWKE'S Sale Prices—Jumbo Cups and Saucers, blue Is 4A-. White and Gold Earthenware Cups and Saucers, Cd dozen. i QORSITS l/ 11, a fe wleft. Some nice , Silk P.louses, worth 12/G, going at S''S. Calicoes, Sheetings. Flannelettes, Embroideries, etc.. at very low prices.— Greenway Bros.' Clearing Sale. f.w. WHITE Granite Chambers 2/5 each, full-size Axes 4/2, small Axes 3/each. f.x, MEN'S BOOTS at a discount of 3./ C in ,E off marked prices means that vo:i are buying some lines at less than the present wholesale cost. Don't miss them.—Greenway Bros.' Clearing Sale. :rfA IN PRIZES for user* of DE'ou SERT GOLD TEA. Finest Quality, Best Value, Most Economical. TTAWKE'S Sale Prices—Granite Chambers, 2s fid;' White Dinner Plates, 5s 6d dozen: White and Gold Tea Ptates, 8< dojen.