Page 1 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 15 September 1916, Page 1

WANTED, ETC. WANTED AT ONCE fJVWO Casual Hands for ' Cheese Factory; wages £2 7s Gd and bonus 5s to suitable men. Apply L. D. EVANS, Cheese Factory, Rahotu. Yft/ANTED, married couple for machine, milking; good cottage. Apply at onee to Arthur Richmond Midhirst. d.iv. "WANTED to Invest, personal service and moderate capital in business; no agents. Address to "A.Z.," Nelvs Office. d.y. WANTED, six competent Blade Shearers, twi pressers, one piekorUp, one roller; start Ist November. A. H. Calvert, Awakino. . ,20 WANTED, two capable Shepherds, with dogs; good wages. A. H. Calvert, Awakino. 2G. RANTED for Dairy Farm, Man or Youth; machines used; highest wages. Apply. H. C. Taylor, Mountain Road South, Stratford. d.y. WANTED, Girl for country; light housework; good home, to this office for address. e.w. ;TSfANTED, good man; machines used; good wages and constant job. L. Carey, Puniho. WANTED, Porter, for Coronation Hotel. Eltham. d.w. Wanted by younj farmer, married, position as manager of dairy farh. Experienced both hand and machine milking. References. Apply, "Farmer," Post Office, Waitara. d.vft WANTED, Driver; good wages to competent man. N.Z. Express Co. b.w. WANTED, Strong. Lad to assist; milking machines used. Harold firay, Patea. WANTED, Man for general farm work. Apply, R. Stuart, Tarata, '\yANTED, a general help, used to cooking, for country boarding house; 25s per week. Apply Daily New 3 WANTED good general dairy hand; machines used.Henty, P.O. Box 138, Hawera. f.x. MISCELLANEOUS. VX/E have heavy demands for our Scones, Buns, Tarts, Rolls, etc. Try some.—Hygienic. e.n. JQLECTRO-PLATED Goods, all 25 per ' cent, off at Mills', Stratford. JUST arrived—New shipment Nimmo and Blair's famous flower and vegetable seeds. A. Veale, agent, Brougham Street. e.e. WANTED.—Veale's fresh-ground Coffee Essence, only 1/3 per bottle; Veale's fresh-ground Coffee every dny, 1/0 per lb. e.e. j PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS, including ' mounts, all 25 per cent, off, at | Mills', Stratford. WANTED KXOWN.-Our tea i* ,m. passed for quality and price. Choicest Ceylon, 2/- per 'lb; China, 2/8 per lb. Special snip: 1/8 Ceylon Tea offering at lid per lb cash at Veale's. tTRONG Canadian high-back din-ing-room chair, grand line, 7/3 each, at Morris', Liardet Street. e.n. INNER SETS, 28/0, 52/0; Jap Mats, I 1/-, 3/3 each; Coeoanut Doormats, 2/-, 3/-, and 5/6.—Morris sells them. e.n. JjUNCY SOAP, Od a box. A good line at Morris'. e.n. pANCY TEA SE China Plates, 4d and fid; Dinner Plates, 3/9, 4/- half-dozen.—Morris, e.n A RM BASKETS, 1/11, 2/C and 2/11 e!ieh; Knpoc Beds, 14/(1, 29/ C; strong and serviceable —At Morris.' e.n. MORRIS', • Liardet St.-Brcad-graters, 2d each; best Samarang Kapoe, lOd lb. e.n. "TyjECANNO," the joy hobby. ' *■. engineering for boys 0/- to at the B.K. Bookshop. ' f.x. TtfEW Fiction 3s fld— "Pctel- of Potop.ih" (Lee Holt), "The Idyl of Twin !?ires" (W. P. Eaton). New supplies. "The Bars of Iron" (Dell). "Some There Are" (Page).—The B.K. Bookshop. QENTS! See this: Smart, Stylish suits made to measure from 58/6 at the Palatine, New Plymouth, See advertisement on page 6,