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Taranaki Daily News, 15 August 1918, Page 1

WANTED, ETC. paid Advertisements not exi words, One Shilling; three ..„»„ sertions. Two Shillings and Sixpe WANTED—Position on farm, by ineligible young man; four years.experience. Apply, stating position, wages, etc., to "Sheep Preferred," Box 92, Stratford. . d.w. WANTED, by wholesale linn, Reliable Man, young, as warehouseman; must be strong and willing to work. Reply by letter in lirst instance, stating age, experience and salary required. Address: "Wholesale,'' iy'o JJaily News Office. ' d.w. VX7ANTED—A Plumber or 1 Tinsmith; good all-round hand preferred.—F, Jackson, Otakeho. WANTED—Renned and capable Lady- ■ Help; adult family; help given.— "Companionable." Box :)l, Eltham. e.w. WANTED—A General Help. Apply Mrs. Morey, ISli Vivian Street, New WANTED—In New Plymouth, by lady and child, three unfurnished rooms in a pleasant house. Apply by letter, Staling particulars, to "Rooms," News Office. WANTED—A Good, Trustworthy Man to work on farm. Apply "M," Daily News. e.v. \STANTED—By experienced Canterbury Man (married), Sharemilking from CO to SO cows, or position is manager of Cattle and Sheep Farm; has good knowledge 01 all Farm Work. Apply "Machines," News Office. e.y, WANTED—A Married Man for milking and general farm work; machines used; constant job; good wages and usual allowances to a suitable man. Apply H. McCann, Opunake. d.y. WANTED to let by contract, about fifty chains fencing. Reply Lysaght's Manager, Rahotu. WANTED—A Waitress. Apply Hook's Commercial Hotel. Hawera. ex. WANTED to buy—A Line of about 15 to 20 weaners. State price and quality to "Dutton," e/o Daily News. e.x. WANTED to rent—A House, 4 or 5 rooms. Applv News Office. HHHE Taranaki Farmers' Labor Agency for Town or Country Employment. Phone, write or call. Office: TJ.S.S. Co. Buildings, St. Aubyn Street. Phone 367. T OST, from my house—Eight Insurance Policies. Kindly return to L. A Hardgrave, Leach Street. d.x I" OST, between Jnglewood and JNew Plymouth, Studebaker Starting Handle. Finder pleas? communicate with Taranaki Motors, Ltd.. New Plymouth. T OST, in Brougham or Devon StreetLady's Black Plush Hand Bag, con taining purse, name iuside. Reward, this office. T OST, Courtenay Street or Henui Bank —Gold Half-Moon Brooch; Keepsake. Reward.—"R.W.." News Office. ]T OST —One Brindle Cow, brown on right shoulder, branded "K.R." on right shoulder; and one Holstein Cow, bluish color. Reward, £1 each. Apply Ririkori, Pungarehu. a^y. T OST or Stolen—Four Yearling Calves, branded T with bar underneath, notch behind right ear and notch in front of left ear. Anyone giving such information to News Office or G. V. Tate, Brixton, that will lead to their recovery will be rewarded. ex. COUNTY OF TARANAKI MOA MERGER. the undersigned, hereby respectfully request the Ratepayers of the Moa Riding to be present at a public meeting to be held at the places specified hereunder, when an Address will be given at 8 p.m. ou the advantages to be derived by merging the Moa Road District.

Kaamata, August Jo, 1918. Tariki, August 16, 191 S. We invite the fullest discussion on this important matter, and welcome the opponents (if any) to the merger to be present at the meeting, so as to enable 1 to express and substantiate their JOHN CONNETT, County Chairman. ARTHUR MORTON. County Councillor, GEORGE CAPPER, County Councillor, Co New Plymouth, August 12, r.iis. OF N.Z. (Inco: STRATFORD BRANCH. A Great Protestant lutcnug \«m ue iium in the Town Hall on Monday, August 19, at 8 p.m. Tim speaker (Rev. Howard Elliott, National Lecturer) wiii speak on "Tracking the Jesuit in New Zealand." Admission by ticket only, which can be obtained from the President, Mr.' J. H. Thompson, any member of the Executive, or the honorary secretary (D. M. Clarke..) Collection in aid of Expenses. STRATFORD PATRIOTIC SOCIETY. jj?OURTII Annual General Meeting, will be held on Saturday, August 17, at 2 p.m.,. in the Borough Council Chambers. Business: Presentation of Report & Balance-Sheet; Election of General Committee for the ensuing year. Members of kindred and affiliated societies, general public, returned soldiers, and all interested in patriotic work, art invited to be present. W. LANDER, Hon. Secretary,