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Taranaki Daily News, 6 April 1916, Page 1

.WANTED, ETC. (WANTED, Man, piecework or wages. Apply, E. Murphy, VVarea. d.y. wants position on farm.—Gibson's Labor Agency, d.e. 'WANTED, a Cabinetmaker. Good wages. Apply, Pratt and Co., ■TO ANTED—Cabinetmaker. Permanent Job. Apply, Purser and Son, Hawera. TOANTED, for a few weeks, a refined capable person with own home to take charge of lady suffering from nervous breakdown, Reply, "Patient," this Office. fWANTED, employment two brothers who own dogs, stuation cattle or sheep farm. Exempt military service. —Gibson's Labor Agency. b.w. or cattle farm.—Gibson's Labor Agency. d.e. "WANTED, for next season, Sharemilkers for herd of 40 Cows. Married couple preferred. Apply, "ButterFat," News Office. a.y. I £JAPABLE man with sheep wants work. —Gibson's Labor Agency. d.e. [Vy ANTED at Once, Kitchenmaid and | ; Waitress. Apply, Waratab. Dining I Rooms. c.w. ■WANTED cook and porter (married couple preferred), country hotel Gobson's Labor Agency. d.e. WANTED, for coming season, strong Share Milkers for from <JO to 120 cows; no farm work. Apply, 0. Cross, Opua Road, Opunake. (WANTED, Man general farm work, Mangorei, machines used, good wages.—Gibson's Labor Agency. b.w. (WANTED To Hire for about Ten Days, a small Car, Ford preferred. Apply, Dr. McClelland, Vivian St. •WANTED, Lady to do Housework; I good wages, sleep at home. Apply Daily News for address. HELEN GARDNER, Plays three different parts in one Photo-drama TO-NIGHT, AT THE EMPIRE. MISCELLANEOUS.

yyANTED—Large sliipments of smart Winter Goods, everything to wear, have just arrived at Ambury's, New Plymouth. JJETTY Gray in "The Mystery of Mary," at Theatre' Royal, to-night, Empire Theatre to-morrow! piRST-GBADE NELSON APPLES— Munroe's Favorite, 6/8 (cooker); Jonatlian, 7/0 (dessert); Cox's Orange, 8s (Dessert); 401b cases, freight paid, cash with order.—H. G. Kingsland, Appleby, Nelson. TOE MASTER KEY" at Theatre Royal to-night, also Empire Theatre to-morrow. RANTED, very smart Tailor Costumes, in great variety to fit all figures. Now ready at Ambury's. ".'JiHE MASTER KEY" and "Mystery of Mary," showing at Theatre Royal to-night, and at Empire Theatre to-morrow. P'OURTEENTH Episode of "The Master Key," at Theatre Royal tonight, also at Empire Theatre toANTED—Ladies and Gents. 1 Yom Easter and Winter outfit no' awaits you at Ambury's, New Plymouth >ERSONAL—There is profit in the "camels" off DESERT GOLD TEA packets. £SO in prizes. Get particulars. CONFIDENTIAL! Many discriminating people have discovered that DESERT GOLD is th'e Queen of Teas. Try it. ( ■RLOUSES from 2s (Id, Ladies' Hose Is, Vests fid, Fancy Collars 6d.—Goddin, 253, Devor St., New Plymouth, e.p. WHEN will the War end? That's a mystery, but the DESERT GOLD TEA Competition closes July 30. JOYS' Varsity Suits, in best quality washing materials, striped and plair poplin and linen. Usuai price 12/6, now 7/6 the suit, at The Kash. W7ONDERFUL values in Boys' SuitsTweed Norfolk Suits for 12/6; Tweed Sports Suits, 12/6 and 15/-, Varsity Suits. 7/6 and 11/6—only at The Kash. BEAUTIFUL HELEN GARDNER, In "The Strange Story of Sylvia Gray," "TO-NIGHT AT THE EMPIRE-