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WANTED, ETC. yyANqjED a boj with bicycle to dc liver Daily News in Stratford.Apply H. J. Hopkins.

Splendid opportunity 'or a willing Doy. —Apply Red Post.

VXMNTKD, a refined middle-aged person, as Companion-Help for eWei'lj couple, in Patea; all duties. Address "A.8.C.," Wlieiuiakura. e.w

RANTED, first-class Waitress, also Housemaid; wages 2os. Applv. Royal Hotel. d.x.

\ty ANTED, Sharemilking 70 to 80 cows by liand; four good milkers; goo J references. Apply, Mrs. Mann; .Opuuake. il v

in New Plymouth by Jul) 1, ' situation as Companion-Help Address at News Office. d.w

■yyANTED, a good General Ser Apply, News Office.

Boys to learn the trade.—Apply to Smart Bros., Powderliam Street. ■> w

yyAA TED—Family for sliare-milking; 80 cows; by hand. —Apply J. C. O'Rorke, Oaomii. ' ' c.v

\yAVrED, Cook, to cook and bake for [ ' six men; wages 30s per week. Apply Tweedie, Awakino.

RANTED, Second-hand Sidecar turnout. Taranaki Motor Exchange, EKham.

\yAN T TED, Smart Boy to learn Job Printing trade. Apply, Manager, ■lobbing Dept., News.

MISCELLANEOUS. RANTED KNOWN arrived for the Allies Pads, at ha Winter Show.

LUE and White Football Jerseys, 5/0 for 2/11.— W. T. Hookham,'lnglerood and New Plvmouth.

Jg GOOD Eiderdown Quilts, all reduc- • 4./- in the £. • Now is the time £t the Red Post!

HOIiRIS Great Clearing Sale.— Xovels, all best authors, <l'/,d each. Just the thing foi winter evenings, c.n.

yiSl'fORS to the Win ter Show should make a point ot visiting Morria ? Huge Clearing Sale. Bargains galore.

QUR TruiS ah'd' Jleat Tarts arc it great demand. Call and secure one or more at tile Hygienic Bakery. e.n.

gPECIAL value in" Bush Rugs, 0/0 to lfi/0. —W. T. 1-lookltam, Inglewood and New Plymouth.

JpRESH lot of goods arriving to-day af special prices for .\Jorri3' Great Sale.

W E guarantee to use only purest ingredients in 'making our cakes, pastry scones, biscuits, etc. —Hy^icnis.

MORRIS Great Clearing Snlc--71 Jap Mats, two yards lon 1/3 each. Thousands other bargains.

JJOOKHAM'S. Suits for fit, style value, 37/0 to 75/.. IngLewooi Xew Plymouth. .

jy^OTHERS!. AH toys at Morris' Sain are going at half price. Selling rapidly. e.n.

QJiT into the habit of shopping at the Hygienic. Several, fresh batches each day at this bakerv. e.n.

gaow WEEK. at. Corrigall's. Visitor should call and inspect our magazines, papers and war literature. e.e

T)OL'BLE - BREASTED Tweed Orel coats, 37/0 to 75/-. W. T. Hool ham, Inglewood and New 'Plymouth.

MORBUS' GREAT SALE.Best Samaraiig Kapoc, 10(1 per lb, 121b 9/0. e.n.

B 0Y ® ! Go along to CorrigalFs, Devon Street, and sec the mag cent, stamp paekets-^-beauties! prices.

YyIRECORD Trousers, liard wear, fi/11. —W. T. Hookhaiu, Inglewood and Xew Plymouth.

JQURIXG Show Week all goods to bt sold at marvellous clearing prices at Morris' Great Salt l . e.n.

visiting the Show should call at Corrigall's and look over the Demarett paper-cut patterns. The best obtainable. e.e.

pp.AVY All-wool Ribbed Pants, 5/11.Vv. T. Hookham, Inglewood ami Xew Plymouth.

WANTED everyone visiting tile Show not to forget to call at Veale's, near Post Office, and buy some of our choice biscuits. The best variety in town. e.e.

JJATTAX FANCY CHAIRS, fl/11 eac comfortable .and artistic. Y< pick at Morris' Store, next Mrs Pellei'

OVERLOOKED— 2(1 pairs Hall Curtains, shop-soiled, in Bed and Green Tapestry and Art Serge, 12/fl to 25/-, at the Red Post.

pEIOES are going up? Yes,'elsewhere. At Morris' tfhey are going down. Bedding, China, Ironmongery, all reduced

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Taranaki Daily News, 9 June 1916, Page 1

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562

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Taranaki Daily News, 9 June 1916, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Taranaki Daily News, 9 June 1916, Page 1

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