Page 1 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 23 April 1920, Page 1

WANTED, ETC. VXTANTED —Steady porter, good wages. Apply Empire Hotel, Stratford, e.e YyANiED —By young, experienced man, position as manager on cattle or sheep farm or run. , Apply Daily News ollice, or F. T. Newman, Douglas <HAKEMIUUNG.—7O Cows on shares, to be bilked by hand. H. Washer, Scott Road, Hawera. yyAAiJiU—loung girlto assist with household duties. Good home. Apply Mrs. 0. M. H. Boldt, Falstaif Street, Stratford. RANTED.— Friday, Rosemary for Anzac Day.—Mrs. Burgess, office Devon Street. prentice to drapery. Apply H. M. Bacon, Devon Street. d.w. Ufjiixitu— ior mii King ana inrm ' work, milking machines. Good home and permanent job. Apply News Office. d.w. yjAMIiD-Good man for general repair work. Apply A. Leech, coach builder, Inglewood. <l.x. yyANTKD—Vouth to milk and drive. Apply News (if lice. d.e. VyAXTED—An assistant. Apply Miss Branley, Freezing Works Dining Rooms. YyAVi'KD—Superior rooms or small flat, Ist May; references exchanged. Address, L. C. H. Dawson, c/o Box 10. d.o. VX7 ANTED—Carpenters used to concret; work, 2/!) per hour.—Apply J. Simmons, builder, Stratford. c.w. VyANIED —Furnished bedroom and sitting room, high elevation in or near Xew Plymouth. Married couple. Sjia children.—''S.," Box 2(i, Hurwortli. c.w. yyAVfED—A good all-round butcher. Tott-nseiid, l.lawera. h.w. \\7"AXTEiJ- .C 3,000, tip top security— Si ate interest "John Fay," r-/o News Ollice. " i v WANTED—A General; no washing.--Apply personally or by letter.Mrs. J. ]"{. Cruickshi'.nk, John Street, Xew Plymouth. bv \y ANTED—A waitress or housemaid for private hotel in New. Plymouth. Applv Daliv News. f v

FOK SALE, TO LET, ETC. T7/OR SALE—Motor Cycle Tyres, 20 x ii x 2J, and 2(i x 2*. Limited number. Currin's Bike Shop, New Plymouth, c.w. JPOII .SALE—i'ord car in splendid urder, just beep »«—<!-*-» » —:- -± £165; also latest: Uioek absorbers fitted, cheap at £250,Apply Thomas and Johnson, Devon St. E. 440 Dairying Farm, all gnis ed with exception of a fen acres of shelter. Handy to Waitara. Build a house, and it will be easily worth twice the amount asked, £lf> per acre.—Uaustad, llarlow and Co., Waitara. JpOR SALE—Two-cow plant Farmers' Milking Machine, almost new. Price £9O. Owner sold farm. Good buying— Gilmour & Clarke, New Plymouth, e.y.y. POK"SALE—Horse Mower SllTlHnglo Lever Plough £ll, and set Chain Harrows £7.—Gilmour and Clarke, New Plymouth. e.T.y, POK SALE—Cood-loned violin, case, bow, £s,—Apply D. Couchman, WaiiVTO'BOU CYCLES-The largest selection of new and second-hand machines in Taranaki arc to be seen at "The Eltham Motor Cycle Repair 1 enot.*' See list nn frnnt num* ■pOK SALE—Slightly used Chappcll Piano, iron frame, check action, etc., as good as new, 70 guineas; easy terms. —Collier's. WORTH CONSIDERING. JXDIAN 101(5 model Motor-cycle, in good order, complete with Dayton steel body side car, lamps, horn, etc. Price £lls. BRIDGER'S MOTOR EQUIPMENT STORE. 'Phone 66. ELTH (ji ACRES of level land, facing two tailed roads; 5-roomcd house iiuu outbuildings, close to Waitara, £ISOO. Adjoining this a brick built 5roomed house on a \wcll-fcnral acre section, £IOOO. The two together would make an exceptionally valuable property.—Gaustad, Marlow and Co., Ltd, 'W*itara, <»™