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Taranaki Daily News, 7 June 1918, Page 1

WANTED, ETC. TO BUTTERMAKERS. WTANTED—Buttermaker, married, constant employment. Particulars from THE SECRETARY, Ngaire Dairy Co., Stratford. TO SADDLERS. WANTED—Saddlers—Bench Hand and Machinist.—Win. A. Bishop, Feild"V\JT ANTED to buy—Boy's SecaudThand Bicycle; must be in good order.— A. 0.. Mullon, Puniho. e.w. YX7ANTED—Three or four-room House or half-furnished house. Good locality. •, Apply "5.8.," News Office. d.w. WANTED, immediately—Good Capable Waitress and Housemaid.—Terniin'W'lLL the person who took two parcels in mistake from train, Saturday, kindly return to Store, Awatuna. c.w. VST ANTED—Board and lodgings for young gentleman. Terms and particulars to "Y.G.," News Office. c.e. WANTED—£3OO for short term; will give second mortgage over two Stratford properties and third over farm. Good interest. Further particulars apnlv "Loan." News Office. c.w. \\TANTED to Purchase as Going Concern—Good Coastal Property, 100 to 200 acres, to run small herd cow 9 and [sheep; situated between New Plymouth and Warea; genuine buyer. Send full I particulars to R. A. Large, Estate Agent, St. Aubvn Street. c.w. WANTED to rent—Partly furnished Whare or Small Cottage. Apply R.W., News Office. c.w. Vi/AN TED—Furnished Room for show week for lady and little boy. Apply by letter to "Show Week," News Office, c.w. WANTED—A Good Slaughterman. One used to digester work preferred. References required. —Gamlin and Co., Inglewood. c.y. XfJ ANTED—Refrigerator, about 2 ton, ice making; must be in good order. | Apply, giving particulars and price, to !J. Nathan and Co., Ltd., Palmerston North. b.w. WANTED—Reliable man with family, capable of taking charge and milking eighty to one hundred cows. Apply to A. A. Stewart, solicitor, Eltham, where terms of agreement can be seen on the Bth instant. b.w. ply Grand Central, New Plymouth.

WANTED—Sharemilkers lul: guU u, herd of 50 cows (handmilking).— F. W. Frethey, Graves Street, Eltham. WANTED—Smart Lad for Pr Room. Apply Manager, News. I HAREMILKING Season, 1918-19. Dairy Farmers and Sharcmilkers, communicate with the Taranaki Farmers' Labor Agency, Union S.S. Co.'s Buildings, St. Aubyn Street. We can suit you. WANTED—Sharcmilkers for 1)0 cows, machines (good terms), 2 married couples (both milk; £4 10s per week, cottage and allowances); housemaidwaitress and kitchengirl (ISOs each; same place), waitress, housemaid, relieving girl, generals and lady-help. Awaiting engagement: Sharcmilkers 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 AND FOUND. T OST, between Warea and Vogeltown, bag off motor bike, containing tools and belt. Reward, apply News Office. i'OUND in Brougham Street on Thursday—large sum of money, in notes. Owner can have same on giving number of notes or correct description. Apply Police Station or Waka Stewart, Pioneer Road, Breakwater. e.n. FOR SALE, TO LET. Etc. "CiOR SALE—2IO acres, suitable for dairying; house and sheds; near school and factory; low price to returned soldier, and assistance for inexperienced man to start. A cheap farm.—"Genuine," News Office. TyANTED, Known—For business reasons a New Plymouth Resident will sell his home—7-roomed house, electric light and water service, 3 acres land, for 12£ per cent, on borough valuation; £SOO cash; balance at 5 h per cent. Will deal with Principals Only on these terms. Apply Chance, News Office. c.p. TftOß SALE—Six-cylinder 44-h.p. touring 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. QECOND-HAND Bord Piano for sale; good tone; £27 cash; also Rogers (London), iron frame, in splendid order,, £3B cash, or easv terms. —Collier's. I £9OO AVAILABLE Second Mortgage, eight per cent.—Wright and Lawrence, Solicitors, Stratford. VTEW Zealand Manufactures in Woollen Goods are the best. Petone, Kaiapoi Woollen Underclothing. Prices compatible with quality.—E. Parrott, Eltham. e.n. MpiNEST Colonial Woollen Overcoats, Petone and Kaiapoi brands; none better. —E. Parrott's, Eltham. e.n, rpHE best of Raincoats —Swanndri and Le Roy—at low prices.—E. Parrott's, Eltham. e.n, TF you want a good Canvas Coat, secure one now. Wholesale prices rising and stocks scarcely obtainable. E. Parrott has a limited number left. e.n. T>AND Rings—Most appropriate gift; in all sizes and at lowest prices.— C, B. Martin, Jews' \i, Bridge Street, EUbftw «•»».