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Taranaki Daily News, 15 February 1919, Page 1

WANTED, ETC. Prepaid AdvertisenfSnts not exceeding sixteen wards, One Shiliiug; three consecutive insertions, Two Shillings and SixjienM. IS/'ANTED—A Good House-Table Maid. Apply Mrs. (Dr.) Walker, Avenue Road. f.x. HPAILORESS wanted, trouser or vest hand. Apply to R. J. Oliver, Waverley. f.w. Al\ TED—Capable young Lady for tlie Fancy Department; one with knowledge of showroom sales preferred. Apply Mollison's, New Plymouth. f.e. ANTED, immediately capable and experienced domestic help for adult family of four. All duties. References essential. Wages, 2os. Apply Madame Lriggs, Box 82,, Wanganui. RANTED TO BUY - Light Halfdrauglit Horse, fit for lady to drive. —6 years or under. Apply W. Stanton, Lower Mangorei. f.w. TyAi^TliD —Trustworthy Lad to de liver milk around town. Wages, 25s per week and found. Apply H. H. Hicks, Patea. e.y. TUANTED—Two or three men for gorse grubbing at Hawera. Apply T. R. Surrey. d.w. Tailors and Tailoresses.—Wanted, at oncevFirst-elass Coat and Small Job Makers; highest wagea. Apply sbayp D. Butchart, Stratford. d.x. By a Married Man uaed to all farm work, work on sheep farm. —Address at News Office. d.w. A WEEK pail to capable general.— Apply Mrs. Sam Teed,. Box 08, New Plymouth. d.w. immediately—A Reliable Girl to assist in the house and in the milking of IS cows. No washing. Wages, £1 per week. Apply Daily News. ANTED—Working Shepherd, with dog. Must be able to plough. Apply to R. I''. Cornwall Land Agent. a.y. LOST AND FOUND. JjXJUND—Straying on my farm, Black Horse, white star on forehead, one white hind foot.—Apply H, J. Green, Koru. f. w , OST—On Monday, between town and Breakwater, grey raincoat. Finder rewarded at News Olliee. e.w. on Wednesday, between Stratford and Normanby—Pair of Field Glasses. £1 reward on returning to Newton King, Stratford. ' d.w. FOR SALE, TO LET, Etc. Jj'Oß SALIC—S;.: vta Motor-Car Battery, U to S voln, in perfect order, Apply Dr. McClelanu. d.w. JfOR SALE—Large glass window, about 0 x Bft., suitable for hot house.— Apply Mrs. Roberts, Store, Eliot St. d.w. WOR S. ; LIi —Small farms, ranging from fifty (50) acres up to two hundred (200) acres, to suit purchasers; also small station. Apply A. Eraser, Ratapiko. c.x. JJAIMLER Motor Car for hire night and day. Apply Sam Hawke, 'Phone 640; Garage, Hawke's Store, Egmont Street. a , x . AUCKLAND, 370 acres partly improved, 4-room Kauri house, 150 acres grass. Price £5 10s per acre, terms £2i>o cash. Property haß good prospective value. —R. A. Large, Estate Agent, New Plymouth. F OR SALE—Good Second-hand Piano; iron frama, cheek action; perfect order. £36; easy terms arranged.—Collier's, Devon Street. MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED KNOWN —Greenway Bros. Annual Stock-taking Sale for one month only at Okato. Great reductions all lines, including Drapery, Clothing, etc. f.w. fjpHE B.K. Bookshop.—Just arrived— Boys' and Girls' Own Annuals, 14s fld; Chums, 14s 6d; The Prize, 3s 3d; Children's Friend, 3s Gd; Tiny Tots, 3s (id; Little Folks, 8s Ud; Australasian Boy* and Girls' Annuals, 8s; Children's Annual, 6s Gd; The Infants' Magazine, £?.3d_ Le. 'JPUE B. K, Bookshop.—Just to hand— Letts Pocket Diaries for 1919; all prices and all sizes to suit everyone, f•> r pHM B.K.- Bookshop. — l "The Bishop Cottontown," by John Trotwc.od Moore, a splendid story of the American cotton mills, and how the grand o'd bishop fought and worked against all odds and gained his Model Mills. Price, 2s. f.e. 'pii'i'j B.K. Bookshop.—-New Books at 4/6: "White Magic" (White); "The Spy in Black" (Clouston); "The U.P. Trail" (Zane Grey); "The Year Between" (Eggerton Jones); "The Devii's Own" (Parrish); "Captain Kettle's Bit" (Hyne), "Glenmornan" (MaeGill), "The Price of a Throne" (Hocking); "Miss Minks Soldier" (Rice); "The Apostle of the Cylinder" (Rousseau). f.e. npilE B.K. Bookshop. New Supply at 2/-: "The Golden Woman" (Cullum), "The Night Nurse" (Abraham), "The Bishop fo Cottontown" (Moore), "Martin Eden" (London), "Benton's Captain" (Francis), "Quicksands" (Croker), "The Vanity Box" (Williamson), "The Son of His Father" (Cullum), "The Secret Service" (Brady), "The Night Riders" (Cullum), "Sheila Intervenes" (McKenna), "The Reluctant Lover" (McKenna). f'.e. T liE B.K. Bookshop.—"Walter Greenway—Spy and Hero"; liis life story by Robert Holmes, telling how this extraordinary man, wrongly judged as a criminal, served and died for England. Price. 6s Gd. f.e. ''Tlllßlili Years With the New Zealanders," by Lt.-Col. 0. H. Weston. Very readable and well illustrated. Gs at Corrigall's. GREY'S latest, "The Roaring U.P. Trail," romance of laying the railroad which linked the west with the east in America. 4/6 at Corrigall's. e.e. Q.ATE bag tops. Some very choice designs at Corrigall's, See tlicse for 3/0. Easily attached and safe. Ladies should inspect. e.e. '"jjlliE Minister of Evil," the secret; history of Rasputin's betrayal of Russia. A great story by William le Queux. Price 2/6 at Corrigall's. B KEF reduced, lamb reduced, mutton reduced; reductio ad abaurdura!— At the Imperial Meat Supeljs