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Taranaki Daily News, 20 September 1919, Page 1

WANTED, ETC. Prepaid Advertisements not exceeding sixtee words, uue aniiling; tnng eonseeutivo in •ettions. Two Shillings and Sixgene* WANTED—FemaIe cook; also waitress Higuest wages given.—Apply Stratford Hotel, f w Uadd, Devon Street, New Plymouth chase either goodwill of lease or the ireenold. Particulars to R. A.- Large, Agent, New Plymouth. WANTED—-The person who too tricycle from outside the Urosvenor Hotel on Thursday to kindly return same to the hotel. f,u. yy^Mijiu—oomeone to taKe out two children from 1.30 to ti p.m. Apply Mrs. Honan, 4 York Terrace, New Door Co. Constant work for good e.x. Yy ANTED—A capable general. Apply Mrs. Gilmour, St. Aubyn Street, e.y. yi/iUMijkLt to Kent, tor cropping, piece of land. Willing to clean up dirty piece. "M.K.," c/o News Office. e.x. WANTED A good turner.Hollo and Miller, Tarauaki Fuunuiy, New Plymouth. e.w. [RANTED— A cook. App _ Hotel, Opunake. d.w. RANTED— Man for milking and general farm work. Good wages to Stood man. Addlv Box If). Kimnnra rlw WANTED—Competent general; no washing; wages £1 a week. Apply News Ofliec. d..v. WANTED-By yoi sharemilking; or able to look after farm. Addreas—P. W. Barnard, Lepperton. d.w saleswoman for drapery. Apply C. C. Ward. d.w. RANTED TO BUY—A Ford car. Must be in first-class condition. Apply in first place, by letter, to "G. W. M.," News Office. Ford, must be in good order and lato model preferred. Send particulars to "Ford Motor," News Office. WAN i ED—Job on dairy farm i>y young man, good milker. Apply "Farmer," News' Office. ' c.y. WANTEIP-A waiu-c7iTTiiTT~general Apply Quinn, Club Hotel, Stratford b.w. WANTED—A good -woman to help with washing; good wages.—Sen Lee, Powderham Street. b.y WAN TED—An experienced woman cook. Apply Railway Hotel, lngh'_ wood. b.x. vyANTED—By mamed man, position in cheese factory; four years' experience; first-class testimonials. Wire McCallum, Mount Stewart, Waiau, Canterbury. b.y. YY ANTED—Capable waitress. Apply Grand Central Hotel, New Plymouth. a.x. YyANTED—By married man with fapiily, milking on shares, CO euws or more, band or machines.—T. W. Chappell, Makirikiri, Wanganui. for farm. Machines .used. Good home near town. Apply "Advertisement." Box 14, Kltliam. YyANTED—Bushfallers for 50 acres or more bush; good price. Apply W. T. Hnzlilt, Okato. dy. \Mmiiiw io purcnase, quantity or sec-ond-class timber or iron, suitable for fencing, or would buy small shed for removal.—Apply News Office. e.v. LOST AND FOUND. TOST—Few weeks ago, dark brown I muff between Duller St. and Liardet Street. Reward at News Office. f.n. T OST—Between Mangorei and New Plymouth, front gig lamp (oil). Reward.—"News" or Mangorei Factory. f.e. TOST—On Monday evening, between town and Westown, brown woollen scarf, valued as keepsake. Reward at this office. i»v Manawatu and West Coast Agricultural and Pastoral Association. Thirty-Fourth GRAND ANNUAL METROPOLITAN AGRICULTURAL CHOW AND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. MANAWATU KENNEL CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW, PALMERSTON NORTH, NOVEMBER, 5, 6, AND 7, 1919. Forty-five new classes added to the Schedule. Substantial increase to the Prize Money and many additional Valuable Trophies. General Entries close on October 11, and those for Live Stock on Saturday, October 18, at 1 p.m. Write for schedules and all particulars to the Secretary; W. T. PENNY, Box 85, Palmerston North. S. LECKY.I JE. BICKERTON. 'Phone S9.R LECKY & BICKERTON, (Late Hutchinson's Garage.) jyrOTOR ENGINEERS, UNION STjtEET HAWERA, Vulcanising and Electrical Work a Speciality. £LL WORK GUARANTEED '