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Taranaki Daily News, 31 August 1920, Page 1

FOR SALE, IXO LET, ETC. FOB LEASE. gPLENDID 8-roomed house with all latest modern conveniences, together with 28 acres of good land. Will lease for 12 months to approved tenant. Immediate possession. For further particulars apply—• E. JACKSON. ■ Agent, New Plymouth. SALE for Removal at Inglewood, 6-roomedVhouse, built with first-class timber and joinery, large rooms and high studs. Price £550 cash. Also 4-room-ed Cottage, electric light, A-atre level section, freehold, price £365 caßh. Also 5 acres freehold, 4-roomod cottage, one mile from Inglewood Post Office. Price £520. Terms arranged, immediate possession. Enquire H. Veterson, Sole Agent, Inglewood or Hew "Plymouth. b.w POR SALE—2nd mortgage £4OOO on broad acres, big reduction; splendid valae. Apply F. H. Barnitt, Box g, Stratford. ' rpo LET—Furnished Rooms. Address . "Central," this office. SALE—One "Buffalo Silent" Sausage Machine, in perfect order Also one sausage filler. J. N, Bethell, Toko ] POR SALE—House and 3 Acres Land, Vogcltown, nicely laid out; svery convenience. Apply News Office. f.y. SALE.—Blacksmith ani Wheel wright, business in the country, Taranaki, in a prosperous district- Apply A. Gibson, Urenui. Tj.-.mak: \TE\V Bungalows, 5 rooms and all conveniences, direct from builder to purchaser. All material and work open to inspection. Price snd terms from R. A. Large, Estate Agent, New Plymouth. rpvVO Latest Song Successes—"Laven-. der Dreams" and "Lad's Love" (Coningsley Clarke), 2s, posted 2s Id. —Collier's, New Plymouth. SITUATIONS WANTED. .WANTED.— Immediately, by young man, position in grocery store in pr near Eltham; experienced; good references. Apply "C.K., ! ' News Office. LOST AND FOUND. STRAYED. CTRAYED on Farm, one Red Cow, calv ed, Owner can h<i.ve. same by jpay.i ing expenses. F. SMITH, Egmont Village. LOST COW. J OST—Last Monday, in Oaonui district, Holstein heifer, mark V on right ear, tip off left ear, branded in tar by figure seven. £1 reward. W. T. NGAHINA, Oaonui T OST—Saturday, between Devon and Dawson streets, black Silk Scarf. Reward. ' Apply News Oflioe. Ke. T OST—Gold Fern Brooch, on Thursday, • between Racecourse and Hygienic Bakery, via Govcr and Devon Streets. Reward at Dailv News. a-w. TOST—R.S.A. Badge ■ 73212. Finder please leave at News Office. T OST—Crank and pedal oil push bicycle, between ■ New Plymouth 1 and Rahotu. Reward ss. Return to Daily News or Hughson's Store, Rahotu. J OST—Black Wallet containing certificates, also sum of money in £5 notes; numbers known. £5 reward. H. A. Clayton, White, Hart, New Plymouth. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. WANTED—Motor shed, wood or iron, lli by 10J, for removal. J. I'hilp, Imperial Meat Supply. b.n. TXTANTISD—A Bach; one or two rooms. Apply "Bach," Daily News. WANTED TO LEND—Upon behalf of a client, £2OOO, broad acres preferred—Arthur B. Gibson, Land Agent, Egmont Street, New Plymouth, a.x. pORRIGALLS New Books: "Belonging" (Wadsley), "Red Widow" (Le Qneux), "Vanity Girl" (Mckenzie), "Pink Gods and Blue Demons" (L-ockley), all os. /IORPJ GALL'S for Ladies Bag*: Vanity Bags, beautiful for present;;, in Morocco, Suede. Very choice. See them. neat- and strong. Inspect. pORRIGALL'S fur School Bags, roomy and strong. All prices. Big selection. * jpOHRIGALL'S. —New Books: "A Woman Named South" (Oemler), "The Forbidden Trail" (H. Wilsie). "A Paaan of the Hills" (New Buck). ''Benlnn" (Kendall), "Red and Black' (hiehmond), "The. Girl of O.K. Valley' (AV.it son), "Swift Nick" (G. Edgar), '"Apaeiv Gold" (W. Birch). "The ' Sagebrush**" (Hough), "Firebrand Trcvison" (Seltser'), "The Cottage of Delight" (Wili I-larben.) en.

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