Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 21 March 1916, Page 1

WANTED, ETC. RANTED man for milking only, machines used, good wages, —Address "J.M.D.," Oaonui. c.x. yyANTED a man for farm work; ma- . chines used; good wages; constant job.—Apply J. J. Carey, Okato. b.y. jyy ANTED, Lady to do Housework; good wages, sleep at home. Apply Daily News for address. RANTED, Coachsmith, used to springs, 12s day, constant job. J. B. Leydon, Gisborne. yyANTED for Cleaning new Hospital Buildings, three women and two men. Apply this morning to Matron, Hospital. b.B. •yyANTED, Porter for New Plymouth Hospital. Apply, Board's office, t.c. ryyANTED position by young lady as relieving hand, hotel or tea-rooms. —Gibson, Labor Agent, New Plymouth. b.ro. ANTED good general, near FiUroy Station.—Apply Box 144, Post Office- b.n. yyANTED position on farm; handmilking preferred.—Gibson, Labor Agent, i.n. yyANTED, by young lady, position as 1 companion-help; country preferred. I Write '-F.F.," Daily News. ANTED position as teamster.—Gibson, Labor Agent. b.m. yyANTED, Good General Apply, Mrs. Geo. Gray, Vogeltown. e.x. YyANTED position as driver, store job or motor-car. Gibson, Labor Agent. b.m. yyANTED, a Porter Good references. Coffee Palace. b.x. yyANTED f or Mountain House, kitI chenman; also lad for messages.— . Gibson, Labor Agent. ' b.m. jVVANTED, Girl to assist in Kitchen. Apply, "Rahui." C ,V. yyANTED —This day and onward, Ambury's Great Autumn Fashion Display at New Plymouth. Trams to the door. 1,.n. [yyANTED Great Autumn Fashion Show this week at Ambury's. Everything to wear latest from the makers. a .y. YyANTED—Ambury's .Millinery Show has never been beaten for style, variety or prices. No exception this yy AS TED—Ambury's Tailored Cos tumes, for quality, smartness and prices, cannot be beaten. Big lot just on show. 'a.y. yyANTED—Ladies! We shall be pleas ed to see you inspecting our Autunin Fashion Display Tues- 1 "" — J wards.—Ambury's. MISCELLANEOUS. YyAITARA.-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 cases one-half the price you usually pav. Come and save money. Note address: Next Beekbessinger's.Waitara. yyANTED KNOWN-It i 3 absolutely necessary to use disinfectants this hot weather. See Veale's window for all kinds at cheap prices.—A. Veale. f.w. Bros.' Clearing Sale. f.w. JJAWKE'S Sale Prices—Blue Cattle Ware Jugs, Is and Is 4d; Bowls, lOd and Is 2d. JJEMEMBER, we won't have old goods on the premises. Present stock has got to go regardless of cost to make room for new goods arriving.—Greenway Bros., Okato. f.w. JJEMEMBER—VeaIe's is the only store that has 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 ! . dosing day of DESERT GOLD TEA Competition; ill Cash Prizes. JJOUSEWORK made easy and pleasurable, assisted bv a cup of delicious, invigorating DESERT GOLD TEA, 1/10 and 2/-. JJAWKE'S Sale Prices—Jumbo Cups and Saucers, blue Is 4A; White and field Earthenware Cups and Saucers, 6s dozen. QORSETS 1/11, a fe wleft. Some nice Silk Blouses, worth 12/0, going at S/6. Calicoes, Sheetings, Flannelettes, Embroideries, etc., at very low pwees.Greenway Bros.' Clearing Sale. f.w. BOOTS at a discount of 3/6 in £ off marked prices means that you are buying some lines at less than the present wholesale cost. Don't miss them.—Greenway Bros.' Clearing Sale. "AWKE'S Sale Prices—Annuals: " Chums, 7s 2d'; Boy's Own, 6s 8d; Girl's Own, 6s 8d; Blackie's Childrens, 3s 4d. ■ jn IN PRIZES for users of DE- '" SERT GOLD TEA. Finest Quality, Best Value, Most Economical. KARBOL—one part. to 50 parts o« A water—the- -beat 4i?iAf««'t<uit. S.vkes, l ifeeniUW j, " " "