Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 23 October 1918, Page 1

WANTED, ETC. Prepaid Advertisement! not exceeding sixteen words, One Shilling; three consecutive insertions, Two Shilling; and Sixpence. WANTED, for St. Mary's School, Stratford—A Cook and. a Housemaid. Apply Principal, St. Mary's School. "OJANTED—Strong, Active Boy, for Coachsmithing; also a Floorman for Horse-shoeing Department. Apply Egmont Coach and Carriage Co., Stratford. c.y. WANTED to buy—A Dog-cart, in good order. Apply by letter to "F," Waitui, Inglewood. —Strong youth lor milking, and general farm work; machines used; good wages to suitable lad. Apply H. A. Salisbury, Durham Eoad. c.p. WANTED—GirI to assist in house; good home. Apply Mrs. Percy Thomson, Stratford. RANTED to buy—One draught mare and one draught horse/unbroken. Write to X.Z., this office. b.w. ■yyANTED at once —Good Ploughman; wages £3 10s a week and found. Apply F. Bayly, Gilbert Street, or farm, Tututawa. a.w. ■yyANTED —Man for dairy farm. ply this office or Mrs. Leydon, Toko Boad. JgUSINESS Woman of tact and refinement required for lucrative position (out of New Plymouth); exceptional opportunity for advancement. Also young lady as pupil.—Miss McEhvain, Skin and Hair Specialist, 35 Devon St. ANTED—A Good General; no washing. Aply Mrs. Paul, Brougham Street. ANTED—Strong, Active Boy, for Coachsmithing, and Floorman for Horse-shoeing Department. Agply Egmont Coach and Carriage Co. e.y. TyANTEw in New Plymouth—A good four or five-roomed Cottage, with all conveniences. Apply to "Cash," News Office. ANTED—Good, Capable Domestic Help; wages, 25s per week. Apply Mrs. W. J. Bowman, Fern Flats Road, Marton. d.y. WANTED—A Capable Lad;--Help; Adult Family; Housework only. Apply Mrs. Jenkins, Kaimata. WANTED, for the Hawera District— Married Couple, man to plough and fence, wife to assist milking; wages, £5 10s per week; tir experienced farm hand, £3 10s per week. —Arthur B. Gibson, Land and Labor Agency, New Plymouth. e.x. JJAIRDRESSER, good tradesman, desires to lease on a weekly rental a Hairdressing Saloon, fully furnished, or Saloon and Billiard Parlor combined. Send full particulars at once to Jack Bassett, c/o Post Office, Wellington.

LOST. J^OST — £2 reward —Heavy Draught Mare, not dipped, long inane, white legs, white blaze down face.—Beetham, P. 0., Koru. T OST, between Purangi and Tarata— Returned Soldier's Badge (No. 16,586) Finder please return to F. Rolfe, Matau, or Watsoir, Purangi. FOR SALE, TO LEX, Etc. FOR SALE. LAST CARD—SINAPIS Greyhound Pup, 3i months old. For full particulars apply — E. JOHNSTON, Box 2, Aramoho. pOR SALE—Four Choice Jersey Heifers and one Cow, K.C.B. strain.— J. McGiven, Veale's Estate. b.w. pOR SALE—Two Purebred 2-year Bulls, £2O each; Jersey, also Ayrshire; good cattle dog.—-Owner, P. 0., Koru. JpOR SALE —Bell American Organ, 4 sets reeds, 11 stops; price, £ls. Apply Bell, News Office. a.w. 'j'O LET—Sis-roomed House, all conveniences; handy to post office. Apply this office. b.x. JMMEDIATE possession—Good House, 5 rooms, bathroom, pantry, washhouse, copper, tubs, gas, electric light, sewerage, built 8 years and just repapered and painted; two minutes car and five minutes P.O. Price £675. No waiting; you can move in to-day—R. A. Large, Estate Agent. pOR SALE—To wind up estate, nearly new House, all conveniences; quarter acre; price £600; terms, £3OO cash. —Humphries and Davies, Egmont Street. F OE SALE.—Fitzroy Tram Terminus, half acre, splendid site, wj4e modern 6-roomed dwelling, sheds, stable and gig Shed. Electric light.—H. J, Taylor, on the Premises. d.y. available for loan on, or purchase. of, any class of security.— Wright and Lawrence, Solicitors, Stratford. APPLICATIONS. HAWERA HOSPITAL. \yANT KD—Strong Girl for General .Work. Apply to — THE MATRON. KAUPOKONUI DAIRY COMPANY. ANTED at once—Engine Driver, experience in refrigeration necessary. A PPty— | THE MANAGER, i 'ir Kaupokonui, KAUPOKONUI DAIRY COMPANY. ANTED—Lorry Driver;' must be capable of driving. Apply at once to-- THE MANAGER, '■Kaupokonui. "VEEDOL" oil that resists heat, lasts longest and goes furthest. IRA J. BRIDGES, Ring 'Phone 66