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Taranaki Daily News, 16 October 1917, Page 1

WANTED, ETC. STONE CRUSHER, RANTED to purchase—Stone Crusher. Apply, stating name and price, to COUNTY OFFICE. ANTED, Companionable, capable woman to assist in housework in a comfortable home, New Plymouth suburbs. Apply by letter to "Suburbs," care News Office. WIANTED—Smart boy as apprentice; one just leaving school preferred. Apply R. Whale, Vulcaniser, Brougham Street. b.iv. RANTED at once—Man (ineligible) or strong youth, for dairy farm. Machines. Apply Bharp to S. Webb, Taungatara, Pihama. RANTED— A Good Ploughman; top wages to a good man.—Dean, Inglewood, b.v. WANTED to buy—Fresh Eggs, in any quantity; best prices given. Apply K. Dan, Fruiterer, Rata street, Inglewood, b.v. WANTED, at once—Capable Waitres Apply Terminus Hotel. a. QARDENER— Reliable Man seeks emI ployment of permanent or temporary nature. Reply Gardener, News Office, a.v'. WANTED/-Married Couple, to take charge of Small herd pedigree cows I (machines). Apply C. M. Clifford Bros., P. 8.. New Plymouth. fj. *pO TAILORS—Wanted, first-class coat hand; ladies' and gents' garments; weekly wages.—H. Cocker, New Plymonth, f.w. ■WANTED, Experienced Married Couple for machine milking. Telephone 224 Stratford.—A. Richmond, Midhirst. f.w ■WAN TED— Alan for machine milking and general farm work; good wages. —H. D.' Shaw, Okato. e.m. VyANTED by reliable famjly—sharemilking 70 or 80 cows by machines. —Gibson's Agency, New iPlymouth. Telephono 474. WANTED—Thoroughly reliable man for dairy farm; machines used; married man preferred; cottage provided. Highest wages given. Apply P. Willcox Jr Rahotu. rl.x. ARANAKI Farmers' Labor Agency, wants Housemaid-waitress (Eltham), Housemaids (2), Cooks (2), Waitress, 2 Machine Shearers (October 22), Farm Hands (2), Teamster, Fencer.—Office, Brougham Street, 'Phone 367. WfANTED—Cooks, housemaid-waitress, housemaid-laundress, kitchenmaids and kitchenmen,.farm hands (sheep and cattle), lady help, generals (20s; town), 0 lads for milking (355). Awaiting engagements: Alarried couple (both milk), 3 adult milkers (wage or shares), shear, er (blade), cook for shearers, stockman, fencer, and capable manager for sheep or dairy farm.—Hawera Registry Office, phone 119.

THE INGLEWOOD CO-OPERATIVE BACON CUBING CO., LTD. SHAREHOLDERS are hereby notified that the following payments have been authorised by the Directors: A BONUS OF ONE .PENNY per lb on all bacon pigs supplied between September 1, 1916 and May' 26, 1917, and in addition thereto a further BONUS of ONE FARTHING per lb on all such pigs supplied between January 1, 1917 and April 7, 1917. A BONUS of ONE HALFPENNY pe» lb. on all porkers supplied during the year ending 31st August, 1917. A DIVIDEND of 5 per cent, on share capital for the past year. : The above payments may be obtained after the Ist day of October, 1917. ARTHUR MORTON, Chairman of Directors. Inglewood, September 15, 1917. (Late Manager Hawke's Bay Monumental Works, Napier). JJANDLEY MONUMENTAL SCULPTOR i ST. AUBYN STREET, : NEW PLYMOUTH. DIRECT IMPORTER OF MARBLE AND GRANITE MEMORIALS. ALL CLASSES OF MONUMENTAL WORK EXECUTED AT SHORTEST NOTICE. LETTERING AND CARVING A SPECIALTY. MILITARY SADDLES T\7E have secured from the Defence Department a heavy stock of surplus Military Saddles. BEST MAKES, BEST MATERIALS, > BEST FOR HARD SERVICE Every Farmer, Dairyman, and Stockman should have one of these splendid saddles. Easy to ride in, easy for the horse's back, and unrivalled for strapping on parcels, etc. The range includes best officer's saddles and the lower wades. PRICES, FROM £2 15s UPWARDS. EARLY APPLICATION IS NECESSARY AS THEY WILL GO .SOON. Call and see' them, or write to COOK & LISTER, CURRIE STREET and BROUGHAM STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. Currie Street 'phone 572, Brougham Street 'phone 549. I A fine fillip for flagging appetites is Hayward's MILITARY PICKLE. So nure. tasty, eeon&miwil. Alt crrocem