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Taranaki Daily News, 17 September 1917, Page 1

WANTED, ETC. TYPISTE WANTED. RANTED immediately competent typiste. .Previous experience essential. Permanent position; good salary. Applyf.O. BOX 02, New Plymouth. 'YyAXTED—An experienced waitress. Apply Kahui, New Plymouth. a..v. w 'ANTED—A good Moorman. Apply W.G. Williams, Okaiawa. YyANTED —Flax Cutters, 10s per ton. Apply A. Spiers, Awakino. f.v, Yy.A.MED —Two bushmen for sawmill. Apply Manager, Sawmill, Warea. _ a.y.y. Y\rANTED-A boy or man I'or general dairy farm work. Machines used. Apply A. 0. Wells, Mungorei road, a.w. \yANTED—A Help; able to help milk ti cows. Apply Mrs. Jack Parker, Otakeho. a.w '£o RESERVISTS.—Wanted by substantial Taranaki farmer, a grazing farm till after conclusion of war; rent to be mutually agreed on. Appiy XYZ, .News Office. 1 7 -^'TED—A I'louj jliman, immediately; wages 12s per day, or £2 as per week and found,—J. Conagleu, I'ilianm. f. w , yyANTED— First-class Counter Hand and Canvasser. Apply quick, Smalley and Co., Leading Grocers, Elthain. f.e. QiBSON'S Agency has a young woman anxious to secure situation milking by machines. Will assist in house. Phone 474 VVA^TED—A Cook. Apply Okato Hotel. e v y pable Household Help, middle-aged person preferred. Apply A..J., News Oflice. .MED to rent, for 2 or 3 months, furnished home or cottage near beach.—A. Walker, Private Bag, Eltham. ___ Ib£. YY' ANTED—Youths, 35s per week.— Apply Ironsand Works, Moturoa. f.x. yy-ANTi JD—Strong youth or elderly man to nrflk 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. Eltham. c.x. Farmers' Labor Agency, Brougham Street, Phone 307, wants 2 cooks, housemaid, 2 teamsters, fencer, 2 boys (dairy farm), farm hands. Waiting employment: Housemaid (private house I married couple, gardener. Office, Brougham street. YyA.NIED —Waitresses, relieving girl, porters, kitelienman and kitchengirl, cooks, teamster, ploughman, fencer, men for sheep work (dogs not necessary). married couples, generals and girls to assist, cook for hospital. Awaiting engagements: Hoiwemaids, pantrymaki, experienced stockman, barman, reliable housekeepers (suit bachelors or widowers).—Hawera Registry Office, Phone 119. FOR SALE, TO LET, Etc. yyANTED Known—i Pedigree Jersey bulls, K.C.B. strain, from semiofficially tested dams (registered). Prices and other particulars from A. D. Stanley, secretary Jersey Bleeders' Association. QFFICES to Let—Several Eirst-class Rooms, with strong rooms, in National Bink Chambers, upstairs. Enquiry invited.—F. P. Corkill. c.x. SALE—J'<■: Douglas Motor Cycle; good running order: recently overhauled; new tyres, accessories, etc. Ap|)ly to "Motor." Daily News. b.y. p>OK SALE—Quantity of red roofing slates, ICin square; half squares of all sizes. Appiy to Mrs. Bremer, Mission Hill, Moturoa. f.x. ]y[OXEY available fur all classes of investment or purchase of mortgages. Wright and Lawrence, Solicitors, Stratford. pOU SALE—Niger House, 12 rooms, 2-3 acre. Private residence or suitable family taking boarders. High, sunny and sheltered. Cash £150; balance very easy terms. Walter Bewley, New Plymouth. LOST. J^OST —Between Roman Catholic Cluirch and White's drapery store, a pearl and turquoise earring. Reward given. Reply to Clifford, Private Bag, Now Plymouth. e.w. T/JST from Norfolk Road, bay liorse, aged. Anyone giving information leadiii"; to recovery will be rewarded.— F. Dackett, Norfolk road, Miro. a.w. MISCELLANEOUS. jy£EN'S singlets and pants 2/0; men's working shirts 3s lid; men's working trousers 3s lid, 4s lid, Gs lid pair; heavy woollen socks 1/3 pair; only at the Kash. New Plvniouth. Piano Bargains—EavestalT £34, iron frame, cheek action; also three other pianos at £2B, £37 and £44, all in good order and just retrench polished. Easv terms, 15s month to 2,'s. Apply sharp Collier's. J-JOV.y White Tennis Sliirts, 2/if? saddle (weed knickers 5/11, coloredtop .-tickings 2/11 pair; Technical School -luis 3/11; are a few of the bargains at The Kasli. New Plymouth. RELIABLE Harden Seed.-, (..row— Peas. beans. turnips, parsnips, carrot and beet and all sced>> required for the average gardener, at llie City fruit and Flower Co., New Plymouth. e.y. NOW OPEN JJU.MINION JJILLIARD gALOON IN NEW A.M.P. BUILDINGS. fONY BARTLETT begs to announce the opening of liis new saloon. A visit to these up-to-date rooms will convince players. Four standard tables, good light, good markers, and civility.