Page 1 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 11 September 1917, Page 1

WANTED, ETC. RAHOTU CHEESE FACTORY. immediately— Second Assistant Cheesemaker; good wages. AppiyANGUS CAMERON, Manager Cheese Factory, RaJiotu. VVA-N TED—A Cook. Apply Okato Hotel. p.y.y-yyA-YihiJ —ULtjiiiDli.' Household Help. middle-aged, person preferred. Apply AJ., News Office. \,\,'A\THI) —Female Cook for Rahotu Hotel b.c. yy/A-Yi'liD to rent, for 2 or i, months, furnished home or cottage near beach.—A. Walker, Private Bag, Elihaui. b.v. yyAXTEIJ —Girl To strip after maehincs and make herself generally useful; wages, 25/-. Apply G. Cox', Skeet Road, Kapimi. a.w. w ANTED 5y experienced mechanic, Position in Motor Garage, bench or driving (or both;. Apply this office for address. a.w. iyyANTED —Good Steady Man to take charge of Clydesdale Stallion. Apply, stating references and wages, to Symons Bros., Puugarehu. f.y. yy ANTED—Youths. 35s per week. — Apply Ironsand Works, Moturoa. J±_ yyANTED —Capable Help, 25s weekly small family in country. —Gibson's Agency. New Plymouth. c.y. yyA.NTKD —Strong youtli or elderly man to milk a few cows, attend to garden, firewood, etc., also married ploughman, with wife to cook for three men. Particulars, wages, etc., A. Walker, Private Bag. Eltluun. c.x. Farmers' Labor Agency, Brougham Street, Phone 3(i7, wants 2 cooks, housemaid, 2 teamsters, fencer, 2 boys (dairy farm), farm hands. Waiting employment: Housemaid (private house) married couple, gardener. Office, Brougham street. ANTED—Farm hands ( £2 ss) ,lads and a middle-aged man to assist (30s), fencers, housekeepers (20s), cooks (£2, £2 ss), waitresses, housemaids, kitchenmaid, kitcliemnan, porters (male and female), companion-helps ( £1), generals (£1), and girls to assist. Awaiting engagements: 2 good stockmen, teamster, cook (factory bach station), sharemilkers and married couples for farms, shepherd and factory hand (mar> ried). —Hawera Registry Office, Phone 119. FOR SALE, TO LET. Etc. SWEDES AND lIAY. RANTED TO SELL, at Upper Mangorei, 9 acres of .swedes, with about 25 acres run off; aho two stacks of hay. Enquiries to J. BOXES, Warwick Road, Stratford, y AIAALi for two gentlemen boarders willing to share room. Apply News Office for address. b.w. P->R SALE —About one acre of mangels. Apply Fred Watson. d.x. SALE—A lew springing Jersey heifers. Apply A. Rowe, Bell Block. b.w. Jf'Oß SALE—3'/ 2 Douglas .Motor Cycle; good running order; recently overhauled; new tyres, accessories, etc. Apply to "Motor," Daily News. b.v. IJ_'o Dairy Farmers—For sale, 7-h.p. i!o----ver Benzine Engine, in good order; would drive milking machine. Price £ls.—Knight. Breakwater. b.n. SALE, cheap—a motor tyres, 750 x 85, 5 inner tubes, stepney wheel, Boseh magneto, 4-volt accumulator, new coil, pair brass lambs, cape hood; all in good condition.—Knight. Breakwater. b.u. J"<OR SALE—Quantity of red rooiing slates, lGin square; half squares of all sizes. Apply to Mrs, Bremer, Mission Hill, Moturoa. f.x. pOR SALE —'Portable Garrett Steam Engine, approx. 30 h.p., £95. Fuller particulars on application io L. A. Nolan and Co., New Plymouth. c.y. JJONEY available for all classes of investment or purchase of mortgages. Wright and Lawrence, Solicitors, Stratford. \ LL Employers can help our returned soldier boys by sending their requirements for labor to the Discharged Soldiers' Department, or to the Returned Soldiers' Association, or by teaching them useful crafts and occupations. Help the Empire by buying British goods. THE HON. SECRETARY, N.Z. National Service League. (This advertisement is inserted free to help our Boys in Civil Life). WILLARD HYDROMETER. Testing Acid in Storage Batteries. An absolute necessity for keeping the battery in rigHl condition. Price 10s 6d post free. IRA J. BRIDCER Motor Accessory Depot Eltham, GENERAL STORE, DOUGLAS," .TARANAKI. POR SALE —Douglas Store, as a going concern; easy terms; splendid prospects. For further particulars apply Post Office, Douglas. AN APOLOGY. M R. E. J. BAKER apologises to the public of Inglewood and tlie Jurction road for the inconvenience caused them by his bus net running. He wishes to notify the public that his new bus will commence running on Tuesday afternoon, August 25. The timetable has been slightly altered. The early morning trip from New (Plymouth and the evening trip from Inglewood have been discontinued. In future the bus will leave Inglewood! every morning at 9, returning from New Plymouth at i. A time-table showing intermediate running will be publish a pMt WMIC.