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Taranaki Daily News, 26 February 1917, Page 1

WANTED, ETC. -pARANAKI FARMERS' LABOR AGENCY. Union S.S. Co.'s Building, Brougham St. 'Phono 307. Send me particulars of your requirements for either ■ TOWN OR COUNTRY. Stamp for reply. girl, lftrht housework, look after child; good wages to capable ;irl. —Apply Post Office, Mangatoki. a.w. 'yyANTKD, experienced waitress; also Housemaid.—Apply Rahui, New Plvmouth. a.x. ANTED, reliable man to attend norses and do general store carting; good wages and bonus,—Central Co-op Store, Stratford. a.w. yyANTIiI), two furnished rooms for married eouple; use of conveniens.—Apply to "Rooms," this office. from one to two dozen live gold-fish.—Apply, stating price, to Thos. Rowe, Bell Block. a.w. RANTED— A (Stone Hand. Good Wages. Apply Wairarapa Age, Masterton. yyANTED to buy—3-cow releaser plant Milking Machine,, complete with same and guaranteed in full working orer. Full information, particulars and price to "Tariki," c/o Daily News Office. I RANTED— Lad for farm work machines, 25/-.-*Gibson's Agency, New Plvmouth. b.x. —Position, married eouple, milking—Gibson's Agency, New Plymouth. b.x. yyANTED — Capable Housekeepei. country town, respectable family, \vagcs secondary consideration. —Gibeon's Agency, Ne\yPlymouth.. b.x. ANTED —Scullery Maid, for Secondary School.—Gibson's Agency, New Plymouth. , b.x. —Elderly Woman as Nurse to two children, country hotelGibson's Agency, New Plymouth. b.v. Sheep Work or Ploughing, full team of dogs, married man. — Gibson's Agency, New Plymouth, b.x ■RANTED, a good Farm Hand; good wages; machines used; constant job. Apply L. Carey, Puniho. ENGAGEMENT—Cook and Housemaid.—Gibson's Labor Agency, New Plymouth. b.x. jyjOXEY TO LEND- £5 upwanls-up-on Household Furniture (without removal). No delay. Repayable Easy Weekly Instalments. No legal expenses. All communications addressed to L. W. KALKIND, Union S.S. Co.'s Buildings, New Plymouth. 'Phone 3(i". MONiiY TO LEND THROUGHOUT TARANAICI. -£5 TO ANY AMOUNT, on any security, repayable by dasy instalments. Bills discounted. Strictest confidence. Call, write or telephone. T. W. WELCH, Egmont Street, NEW PLYMOUTH. 'Phone 472, Brougham Street. e. PROFICIENCY IN A MONTH. Just a month's close attention, just a month's earnest work, and we will turn you out a qualified Stenographer capable of taking an Office Job—we can teach you the theory in three to four hours. WRITE NOW FOR PROSPECTUS. BOYD SHORTHAND SCHOOL 100 CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. - TEMPORARY FEMALE CLERICS. APPLICATIONS are invited from competent female clerks, experienced in (a) Book-keeping 1 ; or (b) Shorthand and Typewriting; ami (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 quali fications. Minimum salary to qualified appli cants £*2 per week. Further particulars may be obtained on application to P. VERSCHAFFELT, Secretary, 'Public Service Commissioner Wellington, February 21, 19.17, TEMPORARY CLERKS. APPLICATIONS are invited from competent clerks in accounts and general office work. Remuneration £4 to '£o a week according to qualifications. Apply immediately >P. VERSCHAFFELT, Secretary. Office of Public Service Commissioner, Wellington, February '2l, 1017. ? gCONOMY Salir at "The Kasb."— Gent.'s Tweed Caps, worth up to 5/11, for 1/11; Pure Silk Wide-end Ties, worth 2/fi, for 1/- each. THE BEST WAY TO MANAGE BAGGAGE. .' "Old ways remain until someone invents better methods." Our system of cheeking baggage is the latest and best way. It saves passenger all trouble at departure and arrival. We collect, check on, and deliver baggage as socSn as ,it arrives. Show us your ticket,'or get us to issue it. It facilitates checking.—THE NEW .ZEALAND EXPRESS oo* Lm ■ -■ ~ v - ' -