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Taranaki Daily News, 18 July 1918, Page 1

WANTED, ETC. YYANTED-A Reliable Farm Hand; machines; good wages to a reliable man. Apply Box 70, Kapmga. dp. ANTED immediately, Relieving Maid: wages, 203. Apply Gibson's Royal Hotel, Hawera. b.y. ANTED to purchase—New 5 or (!• roomed house, cash. Apply D. Barry. Fitzrov. c.e. RANTED— Girl for house work; all duties; good wages. Apply F. E. Bocnck, Cornwall Road, Ngaere. e.x. \yANTEI) to rent —A House, 4or 5 rooms. Apply News Office. ANTED—One or two refined men boarders. Also, to let, Furnished Bed-Sitting Room, close to station, Inglewood. Apply Box 11, Inglewood. e.x T he Taranaki Farmers' Labor Agency for Town or Country Employment. Phono, write or call. Office: U.S.S. Co. Buildings, St. Aubyn Street. Phone 307. yyANTED —Property Owners who have House Properties to exchange for small farms, or small farms for house properties, communicate with the Agent who lias clients waiting to do business. —R. A. Large, New Plymouth. 'Phone 367. e.y. LOST. ]" OST, in New Plymouth, yesterday, Greenstone Heart, with words "Kia Ora"; valued*us keepsake. Reward on returning to News Office. b.w. on June 27, between Inglewood and Stratford, 2 Jersey Dairy Cows, dehorued; branded "D" with tar.—Farmers' Co-op. a.y. FOR SALE, TO LET, Etc. 'J'O LEASE—Good Farm, 105 acres, practically clean; conveniently situated.—R. A. Large, Estate Agent, Phone MV- ; <ly. jpOlt Sale—Several thousand feet good second-hand Timber, rough and dressed; also doors, windows, etc.; about half present prices.—H. Petersen, liuildei. Inglewood. b w SALE—Good Staunch Harness Mare, fast trotter.—J. Goodrich, Lower Mangorei. b.w. jpoß SALE—B2 acres, l { miles railway, school and factory; all ploughable and in grass; 12 paddocks, 11-bail cowshed with concrete floor; washhouse, trapshed, etc.; six-roomed residence. Price £3B per acre; cash wanted, £1000; balance arranged.—Arthur B. Gibson, Land Agent, New Plymouth. a.y.27 jpOR SALE—A Nice Cottage of 5 rooms, quarter acre, beautifully laid out in garden, and with footpath to gate; one mile chief post office. Price, £800; terms arranged. Can recommend to anybody in want of a good home. Would let, at 203 to 22s Gd a week.—Arthur B. Gibson, Land Agent, New Plymouth. £SOOO, six per , cen b T', y in , one sum, and on high-class dairy farm.—Wright and Lawrence, Solicitors, Stratford. SALE—Goodwill of Country Cash Butchery. Apply Ales. Stewart, Rahotu. d.y.18 poll immediate sale—Six-cylinder touring car, in first-class running order. Must be sold; a bargain. Apply in first instance by letter to "Sacrifice," News Office. e.x. /jpO Let or Sell—Nursing Home, in good locality; cheap; small goodwill. Apply "Genuine," News Office. f.x. 1000 GRAMAPHONE Records just arrived, from I!s Cd each, double-sided. Catalogues on application. —Collier's Music Warehouse. MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED, Known—That W. Saxon Jones, D.S.O.A. by exam., Consulting Optician, Hawera, visits Stratford every Tuesday, and may be consulted at F. Edwßrds, Chemist, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. w NTED—Those few smart Millinery Models at Ambury's to go out at half-price this fortnight. c.y yyAN'i 'ED—For a fortnight. Everybody to replenish their outfits at Ambury's sale. cy . y^AXTiU) —-Fourteen days busy bus i - r.es3 at Ambury's two shops. Advantage t,o you. c . n , ANTED—Secure at Ambury's Sale one of the smart Coats or Costumes at a big discount, c,y. yyAX lEj)—Ambury's Reduction Sale of Men's and Boys' Clothing demands fathers' attention, and will save money. ( .y WANTED —A flat ready to wear for a shilling or twenty-three pence is fforth buying—At Ambury's. c.y. WANTED— You to secure one of those 50 Trimmed Hats at 4s lid, Cs lid, or Ss lid.—Ambury's Sale. ev RANTED —Ail Trams will stop at Ambury's Door ''by request." Everything reduced, to your advantage, c.v. W ant ED— You can get a Smart Blouse for mornings, afternoons or evenings, at, Ambury's Reduction Sale. ANTED—Fifty Costumes to be'cieaF ed right out at swelling redactions, at Ambury's, this fortnight. e v said there was~a7shortage of Seeds?- He forgot Sutton's; no shortage of these—Webster Bros, Sole Agents. ____ d-e-L you a Flower (liirden'( Are you proud of it? Then be prouder still' by sowing Sutton's Seeds, from Webster Bros - d.e. lovely Flowers! Of course! They're grown from Sutton's Seeds, imported by us from the finest growers in England—Webster Bros. rl P s u TTON'S Descriptive Catalogue has much useful information. Write or call for Catalogue.—Webster Bros. d.e. gEED Potatoes—We recommend only planting Floored or Shot Seed; better results must obtain by this method. —Webster Bros. j e won't need a sleeping draught if you invest in a North British Hot Water Bottle, the best sleep inducer on nights. But look foi the "i : nique" stopper.