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Taranaki Daily News, 10 April 1916, Page 1

WANTED, ETC. W7ANTED, Man, piecework or wages. Apply, E. Murphy, Warea. d.y. TVfAN (married) vice, desires positon trust, town or country. General knowledge store work and travelling. "A.8.," News Office. WANTED, for a few weeks, a refined capable person with own home to take charge of lady suffering from nervous breakdown. Reply, "Patient," this Office. "A.B.C.,'' this office. f.y. 'yyANTED, a capable woman or girl to assist in housework and milking (machines),—Apply Mrs. L, Newton, Urenui. e.w. WANTED, for coming season, strong Share Milkers for from flO to 120 cows; no farm work. Apply, 0. Cross, Opua Road, Opunake. FOR SALE, TO LET, Etc. POR SALE—Team of Working Bullocks, first-class condition. Apply, | sharp, "Bullocks," Box 41, Waitara. p'OR SALE—Horse, Trap and Harness. -Apply Mrs. E. A. Walker, Avenue pOR SALE—Two English Pianos, both in good order, no dry rot, £ll and £l2; terms, S/- month. Also Strohmenger Piano, £23; terms, 12/0 month. —Collier's Music Warehouse. "POR SALE—3O li.p. Overland Car, 5seater; in good running order. Cheap. Apply, News Office. 320 ACRES FREEHOLD, Beach land, all ploughable and clean, two houses, and sheds with machines. Suitable cutting up. Price only £24 per acre.—Apply E. L. Humphries, I Devon Street. WANTED to Let, 7-roomcd House at I Moturoa, all convenieces. Apply, i Johnstone's Store, Motu/oa. t.c. •£OAAA available for Second MortI gage or mortgages of stock, or fur purchase of mortgages. Wrig'it and Lawrence, Solicitors, Stratford. MISCELLANEOUS.

pUENISHEI) Room for Gentleman; comfortable home; all eonvenieces. Close to town. "F.K.," News Office, f.e. WANTED—Large shipments of smart Winter Goods, everything to wear, have just arrived at Ambury's, New Plymonth. "NJEW Magazines at CorrigaH*s—Pearson's, The Strand, My Magazine, New Magazine, Hue Book, Munsey's, Top Notch, Photoplay, Argosy, Wideawake, and dozens of others. f.e. TVJX'T have dull evening's at home. Corrigall is catering for the home render. See stocks of magazines, war literature, weekly journals and books. f.e. TO/ANTED, very smart Tailor Costumes, in groat "variety to fit all figures. Now ready at Ambury's. m/:WHt«»B*iMl.i:» ; l,HßHsfflm Easter and Winter • outfit' now awaits yon at Ambury's, New Ply pERSONAL-There is profit in the X ■ "camels" off DESERT GOLD TEA packets. £SO in pi Get particulars. QONFIDENTIAL! Many discriminating people have discovered that DESERT GOLD is the Queen of Teas. Try it. WHEN will the War end? Tllat's a mystery, but the DESERT GOLD TEA Competition closes July 30. RENTS'. Box Suits at special prices: All-wool Colonial Tweeds, stylish cut, first-class finish, wonderful value. Prices from 25s to 755, at The Kash. JOYS' Varsity Suits, in best quality washing materials, striped and plain poplin and linen. Usual price 12/6, now 7/6 the suit, at The Kash. "DOYS' and Youths' Sports Suits at Economy Prices: All-wool Tweeds, nlain or button knickers, from 12/6 to 38/8, at The Kash. WONDERFUL 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.

EYESIGHT. EYESTRAIN. W. SAXON JONES, (D.S.O.A. by Exam.), SIGHT SPECIALIST. (Late of Arthur Cocks, Optical specialists, Wellington). Hay be consulted as follows: Monday—PATEA, at Mr. H. P. Williams' chemist, from 11 to 4 p.m. Tuesday—STRATFORD, at Mr. K. Edwards', chemist, from 1 to 5 p.m. Wednesday—ELTHAM, at Mr. A. Hancock's, chemist, from 12 to 3 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday—HAWEßA, at Mr. J. H. Westwqod's, ' chemist, from 0.30 to 5 p.m. Note: These visits will be regular every week. Lens-grinding and every description of optical repairs executed (88 the premises. Oonsultgtion freg,