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Taranaki Daily News, 24 February 1917, Page 1

WANTED, ETC. fARA NA EI FARMERS' LABOR AGENCY. Union S.S. Co.'s Building, Brougham St. 'Phone 307. Sena me particulars of your requirements for either TOWN OR COUNTRY. Stamp for reply. for Hawera, Waitress and Housemaid-Waitress.— Apply (Jibson's Agency, New 'Plymouth. f.n. immediately, Improver or Boy for liairdressing.—Apply B, Bullot, Hairdresser, Devon Street. RANTED, Strong Boy for kitchen work. Good wages to suitable boy. Scotch Registry Office, Devon Street. f.n. ANTED—A Stone Hand. Good Wages. Apply Wairarapa Age, Masterton. , ... w ANTED, two housemaids, also a waitress.--Apply Coronation Hotel, Eltham. d.w. '^/ANTED—Man to take charge of farm and milk delivery business. Top wages to good man.—C. E. Gaustad, Auctioneer, Waitara. d.w. ANTED to buy—3-cow releaser plant Milking Machine, complete with engine and guaranteed in full working order. Full information, particulars and price to "Tariki," c/o Daily News Office. RANTED— Lad for farm work machines, 25/-.-*Gibson'a Agency, New Plymouth. b.x. yi^ANTED —Position, married couple, milking.—Gibson's Agency, New Plymouth. ' b.x. Capable Housekeepei country town, respectable family, wages secondary consideration.—Gibson's Agency, New;, Plymouth. b.x. ANTED—Scullery Maid, for Secondary School.—Gibson's Agency, New Plymouth. b.x. RANTED —Elderly Woman as Nurse to two children, country hotel. — Gibson's Agency, New Plymouth. b.x'. —Sheep Work or Ploughing, full team of dogs, married man.— Gibson's Agency, New Plymouth, b.x. \yANTED, a g OO( j j arm jj alu j. g 00( ] wages; maohines used; constant job. Apply L. Carey, Punilio. A WAITING ENGAGEMENT—Cook and Housemaid.—Gibson's Labor Agency, New Plymouth. b.x. jyjONEY TO LEND—£S upwards—upon Household Furniture (without removal). No delay. Repayable Easy Weekly Instalments. No legal expenses. Ail, communications addressed to L. W. EALKINI), Union S.S. Co.'s Buildings, New Plymouth. 'Phone 307. ■ MONEY TO LEND THROUGHOUT TARANAKI. £5 TO ANY AMOUNT, on any security, repayable by easy instalments. Bills discounted. Strictest confidence. Call, write or telephone. T. W. WELCH. Egmont Street, NEW PLYMOUTH. 'Phone 472. Brougham Street. p p NOTICE, JX consequence of tfic" high prices of fiour and general increase in cost of alUpaterials used by bakers, and of deitTfery, we, the undersigned, notify that on and after February 26, 1917, the price of bread will be as under:— For cash over the counter 5d for the 2-lb loaf at the shop. Delivered, 5%d for the 2-lb loafterms cash, covering strictly weekly accounts only. Hotels and Restau. rants as above, less a discount of 2% per cent, for strictly monthly accounts. JOSEPH WEST LEALAND BROTHERS A. WOOLLER JOHN FINDLAY FARMER AND COPELAND P. LEALAND MAY & ARR.OWSM'tTH, LTD. TEMPORARY FEMALE CLERKS. APPLICATIONS are invited from competent female clerks, experienced in (a) Book-keepinar; or (b) Shorthand and Typewriting; and (c) Other Office Work, for employment during the duration of the war in the Public Service in Wellington. Applications should contain full particulars of experience and qualifications. Minimum salary to qualified applicants £2 per week. Further particulars may be obtained on application to ■P. VERSCHAFFELT, '' Secretary, Public Service Commissioner. Wellington, February 21, 1917. TEMPORARY CLERKS. APPLICATIONS are invited from competent clerks experienced in accounts and general office work. Remuneration £4 to £5 a week according to qualifications. Apply immediately IP. VERSCHAFFELT, Secretary. Office of Public Service Commissioner, Wellington, February 21, 19]*. } Sale at "The Kasii."— Gent.'s Tweed Caps, worth up to 5/11, for 1/11; Pure Silk Wide-end Ties, worth 2/6, for 1/- each.. 1