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Taranaki Daily News, 29 December 1919, Page 3

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REPATRIATION DEPARTMENT A PEW WORDS TO EMPLOYERS rpHERE ARE MANY MEN WHO A FOUGHT llAriiJ TOR IrOUl r OU who are ready to work hard for you. . Tliey are waiting now for jobs which you have, or soon will have, open. WORK MEANS HaPPINESS. To most of those who risked every-1 thing when the call for service came it means life. WILL YOU NOT CO-OPERATE with those whose task it is to effect complete resettlement? YOU CAN HELP BY notifying existing and impending vacancies To Local Committees at Waitara, Stratford, Eltham, Hawera, Patea, Opunake, or to—: A. S. ALLEN, Repatriation Officer, New Plymouth. 'Phone 681; P.O. Box 73. NOTHING CHEAPER OFFERING. 197 5-roomed house, shed, etc- close to factory, school, and pcrst; about half ploughable; well fenced, very clean; carry about 25 cows and 200 sheep. Price only £l3 10s per acre; terms, £SOO cash. ' Apply ! J. SUTHERLAND, SNQLfiw»ca