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Taranaki Daily News, 3 June 1918, Page 1

WANTED, ETC. TO SADDLERS. Vl^ ANTED.—Saddlers—Bench Hand and Machinist.—Wm. A Bishop, Feilding. ANTED by a Soldier's Widow —Light duties daily—waitress or any light work. Apply ''Widow," News Office, a.w. ANTED—Strong Boy, general duties. Wages to commence, 15s. Apply McLeod and Slade, Ltd. for good herd of SO cows (handmilking).— F. W. Frethey, Graves Street, Eltham. WfANTED —Snjart Lad for Printing Room. Apply Manager, News, yyANTED —A Capable General or Lady Help; £1; no washing. Apply Mrs. J. V. Wyborn, Hawera. WJ.ANTED —Three strong men, for Carrington Road Oil Bore. Apply Fedorowicz, opposite Coronation Hall, f.w. XX7ANTED —Milking on sliares for coming season, a herd of 50 by hand or 70 by machines. Apply News Office, f.w. WANTED—Companion Housekeeper, middle-aged preferred; three adults; good wages; references. Address Box ! Stratford. f.w. YSf ANTED—An Experienced Waitress; good wages to suitable person. Apply C. L. Rasper, Rahotu. e.w. COLDIER'S Wife, no children, requires Companion; soldier's wife without children preferred. Good home, exchange light duties. Apply "Opanake," News Office. e.w. WANTED —Strong Lad. Apply A Wooller, Baker, Egmont Street. e.w. yTT ANTED—Partner to take lialf shares in 50-acre farm. Particulars News Office. e CHAREMILKING Season, 1918-19. Dairy Farmers and Sharemilkers, communicate with the Taranaki Farmers' Labor Agency, Union S.S. Co.'a Buildings, St. Aubyn Street. We can suit you. VyANTED—Sharemilkers for 90 cows, machines (good terms), 2 mamed couples (both milk; £4 10a per week, cottage and allowances); housemaidwaitress and kitchengirl (30s each; same place), waitress, housemaid, relieving girl, generals and lady-help. Awaiting engagement: Sharemilkers for 25 to 100 cows by hand; fencer (reliable), and general farm hand.—Hawera Registry Office, opp. Public Trust; 'Phone 119. stamp for reply.

LOST. J^OST —In New Plymouth, on Saturday night, Small Flap Purse, containing one £5 note, four £1 notes; numbers known. A widow's all. Reward (if claimed) at tlais office. a.n. QTRAYED from New Plymouth Hospital, Sunday afternoon—Horse, Gig and Harness. Finder please communicate Nc-ws Office at once. T OST on Friday, between Morshead Nursery and Devon Street, Leather Purse containing sum of money. Reward News Office. o.n. FOR SALE, TO LET, Etc. fPAURANGA. —650 acres Freehold; open, fertile country, unimproved; £5 per acre. Willing exchange. Apply "Owner," P. 0., Koru. e.w. SALE—Five-seater Ford Car, 1912 model; £75. Owner called up. Apply "June," News Office. a.y. JCIOR SALE—Six-cylinder 44-h.p. touring 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. QECOND-HAND Bord Piano for sale; good tone; £27 cash; also Rogers (London), iron frame, in splendid order, £3B cash, or easy terms. —Collier's. available for aU classes of investment or purchase of mortgages. Wright and Lawrence, Solicitors, Stratford. MISCELLANEOUS. jyTSN'S winter underwear, best values in Taranaki. Heavy singlets or pants 4/6; fleece-lined singlets or pants 2/11; all-wool colonial knitted underpants 5/6 par; only 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 onlr obtainable at The Kash, New Plymouth. vyXNTER 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, 12/6, 15/-. Come in and see them at the Kash, New Plymouth.

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