Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 26 June 1920, Page 1

WANTED, ETC. Wanteds, For Sale, To Let, Lost and Found Notices is for 12 worus, prepaid; each additional word Id per msenion. . Ois-, played advertisements as per Inch. ANTED—A carpenter for inside work ' for a few days. Can work in with dry -weather job. Apply by letter at once to "Alterations," tins ottice. ' YyANTJii)—lndian Chassis with or without chair. Reply to "Side- ' Chair," Box 78, Hawera. f.w. VYf AN TED—By experienced farmer (*arried), milking on shares, or would manage farm. Apply "R.L'\ Daily News. i.w■O ELIABLE Family open for engagement as shareniilkers. Four milkers, 70 to 100 cows. Apply "Experienced," c/o Post Office, Matapu. e.l. L. Hooper, Mahoe. d.w. WfANTED— Sharemilking, brother anl sisters, SO to 70 cows, machinev good references. Apply R, Smith, Opuiiake. d.p. VSTANTED— A good all round butcher Must be good slaughterman. Apply Alex' Stewart, butcher; Okato. d.y. WANTED.—Strong youth tor IJakehouse. Previous experience unnecessary. Huglison's, Limited, Ruhotu. b.x. WANTED by experienced i man, shareinilking, about 51 . by machines. Apply "L.8.", Brixton, Waitara. I „.. ibroke Road, early in morning; good wages. Apply H. J. Hopkins. Stratford. . t.c. WA.N TED—Good all-round carpenter, top wages to good man. Apply E. Bond, Builder, etc., Rata Street, Inglewood, -ex. WANTED—A waitress and housemaid for private hotel in New Plymouth Apply Daily News. FOR SALE, TO LET, ETC. fOK SALE—One Grade Jersey covv (August calver), suitable house cow or for hand-milked herd. Apply News Office. f-e. POR SA'LE—IOO-e»g Tamlm Incubator, good order; White Leghorn Coekcveis, 1 White Rock Cockerel' (Champion Utility strain). Wilson, George Street, Voeeltown. TT/OR SALE.—Carrots, ;;ny quantity; Us per sack. Qkey and Llanchurl, Franklev Road. d.w. TV/TOGUL Benzine or Kerosene Engine for sale, 2'/!> h.p., quite new; only been run twice; reason for selling not sufficient horse-power for purpose required. Price £s7.—Gaustad, Marlow & Co., Waitara. <\y. fOK SALE.—Butcher's brake, lirst- !"*" class order, suitable factory milk waggon. Apply Sole Bros. a.y. "GOOD Investment. Main street I ' section, '3o* perches, house of 5 rooms, e.l. . Price, £750. Terms. It. A. Large, Estate Agent. • . MISCELLANEOUS. rpHE B.K. Bookshop.—"Wildfire," by Zane Grey. This spirited and absorbing story is a saga of centaurs, and is the bestr thing in Wild Western romance that Zane Grey has ever written. Hundreds of thousands of readers will enjoy this story of two glorious horses, ''Wildfire" and "Sage King." Price. 2/3. f.n. HpHE B.K. Bookshop.—New Books at 2s 3d: "How Could you Jean?" (Brainerd), "The Princess Passes" (Williamson), "The Sealed Valley" (Footner), "Tish" (Rinehart), "File No. 113 - ' (Gaboriau), "A Phantom Lover" (Ayres), "Vicky Van" (Wells)., "Wildfire" (Grey), "The Rajah's People" (Wyiie), "An Unknown Lover" (Vaizey), "The Way Home" (King), "President McGlusky'' (Hales). , f.n. rpHE B.K. bookshop.—Hutcnmsons Magazine May Number, containing complete stories by H- Stacpoole, Herbert Jenkins, Cosmo Hamilton, Stacy Aumonier, Hugh. Walpole, "Sapper" and a further instalment of Stephen McKenna's great new romance "Lady Lilitli." Price 1/3. f.r. E B.K. Bookshop.—"How Could You Jean 1" by Eleanor H. Brainerd. A most delightful story of a fascinating society girl who takes a situation as cook lady. Price 2/3. f.r. rpHE B.K. Bookshop.—Old and New fiction just arrived. "The Almonds of Life" (Mills Young), "Young Hearts" (Buckrose), "The Settler's Eldes: Daughter" (Bancroft), "The Camp of Fear" (Gordon), "Bernard Treve's Boots" (Clarke), "The Broken Fang'' (Uelkey), "Red and Black" (Richmond), "Firebrand Trevison" (Seltzer), "Cheerful—By Request" (Ferber), "The Fighter" (Terhune), "The Unpardonable Sin" (Hughes). y E. Pops, giving the definition, pronunciation and derivation of terms used in medicine, together with supplementary tables of" weights, measures, chemical symbols, etc. Arranged with special reference to use by nurses. Price G/(i. f.n. HpHE B.K. Bookshop, opposite Empire Theatre: Complete Footballs in all zes from 5s to 30s id Blouse. Price 6d. tie number, aper, Skirt f.n dren's Bazaar, June number, giving Patterns of Boys' Suits, 2 to 4 years, and Girls' Frock and Jumper, 6 to 8 years. Price Od. Drcssaker, for June, containing Patterns of Blouse, Skirt and Summer Dress. Price fid. f.n. lint or flannel and placed betwew& the skirt and singlet is a good way to get the benefit of constant inhalation, which . protects the air passages against influ,»nza infaction,