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Taranaki Daily News, 20 May 1918, Page 1

WANTED, ETC. ANTED —To lnase for ont\ month a two-seater oar, or to buy a Ford Car in good order. Apply l)ailv News Office. a.w. ED—Position us Lady-Help or Housekeeper. State wages. Good references—G. H., Post Office, Normanby. yy ANTED —Carpenters for Cardiff factory. Apply to J. Simmons, Cameron Street or on Job. f.y. yyANTED —Position of trust, agent, traveller, packer, storeman, grocer's assistant, or any light employment.—o. Herriek, George Street, New Plymouth. f.w. V\7 ANTED by respectable womanwork by the day, or nursing. For address apply News Office. f.c. VyANTED —A Good Coat Hard. Apply Adamson and Robb, Hawera. ' e.w. ANTED—Cook, General and Rousemaid; no children. Apply Mrs. (Dr.) Cooper, Eltham. d.y. Vy ANTED—A. Working Housekeeper or Cook-Laundress; other help kept. Apply, stating wages, to Mrs. A. G, Bennett, Box 14, Manaia. yyANTED—The Public to know that I have a Super-six Hudson Touring Car for hire any time of the day or night. —Charlie Chaplin, Phone 593. Farmers' Labor Agency, Brougham Street, Phone 307, for all classes of town or country employment. Phone, write or call. Immediate attention given to all enquiries. yyANTED—Sliaremilkers for 55 cows, hand, near Hawera; married couple, both milk, £2O per month and cottage; relieving girl; waitress; kitchenmaid; generals and lady-helps. Awaiting engagement: Cooks, porter, sliaremilkers for herds of cows, family of 4 to 9 milkers. Stamped envelope for reply.—Hawera Registry Office (opp. Public Trust), Phone 119. LOST. J/)ST from Mahoe School—Aged Black Gelding, white star on forehead and two white heels. Information to H. C. Hills, Lowgarth. a.w. | OST from Kent Road on May 14—0 Shorthorn Cows, branded J.W. £1 reward.—C. Ansford. FOR SALE, TO LET, Etc. JpOR SALE—Two Milk Waggons, 30cwt., good order; also 1 flO-gallon separator, good order; ar.d 1 58-gallon Globe separator, new.—Alf. Smith, Waitoitoi. JpOR SALE—Five-seatur Austin Car, in first-class running order. Apply H. Gollap, Stratford. e.y. ANTED to sell—Edison Phonograph, fireside and 80 4-minutc records. Apply F.S., Post Office, Urenui. LET—Two unfurnished rooms; bath, gas, electric light; no children. Reply "Couple Only," c/o Daily News. JpOR SALE—Two-Seater Ford Car, latest model; run 1000 miles; fitted with Genemoter starting and lighting outfit, engine pump, etc. Painted grey. Price and reasons for selling, apply Chas. Bridgcr, Stratford. d.y. JpOR SALE—Residence of 14 Tooms, in first-class order, with every convenience; well drained; situated in New Plymouth; nice lawns; central. Apply News Office. b.y. SALE —Six-cylinder 44-h.p. tour-j ing car (5 seater) in tip-top running order, complete with all accessories. Recently overhauled and painted. Owner has no further use for it, and is prepared to sell at a sacrifice. Apply Daily News. a.x. SECOND-HAND Bord' Piano for sale; good tone; £27 cash; also Rogers (London), iron frame, in splendid orders £3B cash, or easy terms. —Collier's. fyfONEY available for all classes of investment or purchase of mortgages. Wright and Lawrence, Solicitors, Stratford. MISCELLANEOUS. winter underwear, best values in Taranaki. Heavy singlets or pants 4/0; fleece-lined singlets or pants 2/11; all-wool colonial knitted underpants 5/0 par; only at the Kash, New Plymouth.

Carter and Co., the Wellington Drapers, have arrived, and are now ready for business. They have a splendid lot of rea! bargains in reliable Drapery and Men's Mercery. You can save one-third, and in many cases onehalf. Short visit. Come early and save money. Note address: The Blue Store, Main Street, Waitara. "yyiNTEK Suits for the boys in new styles and shapes. All dark colonial and imported tweeds. For boys 2 years to 8 years, prices 8/11, 12/G, 15/-. Come in and see them at the Kash, New Plymouth. ■ROYS' Striped Shirts, with, collars— For boys up to 7 years 1/11; for boys up to 10 years 2/6; for boys up to 14 years 2/11 each. These values onlj" obtainable at The Kash, New Plymouth RHEUMATISM. gCIATICA, Lumbago, Gout, Ncuritas *re the outcome of excess uric acid in the system. This useless and harmful by-product of nature's functions is formed in the blood and deposited in the joints, muscles and tissue, where, if neglected, it accumulates and causes pain, discomfort and illness. We guarantee to effect a permanent cure, or make no charge. For further particulars write— MESSRS L. McLACHLAN & CO., Ltd. Queen St. 'P.O. Bos 1213), Auckland.