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Taranaki Daily News, 6 January 1921, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. Wardens, For Sale, To Let, Lost and Found Notices Is for 12 words, prepaid; each additional woiu id per insertion; if booked double rates. Notices re stock, Motor Cars, a: Displayed Advertisements, 6s per inch; u per inch discount if paid within six days. YV ANTED—Three Men, hydro-electric ’ works, wages 2s Cd per hour. Apply Payne and Blanchard, ’Rhone 706. d w VI/ AN TED—A competent help; good wages. Apply Smart Road Dining Rooms, or Niger House. d.y* YVANTED — Coojv, also relieving girl, ’’ urgent. Apply Rahotu Hotel, d.w. \V AN'fED^Smu rt youth~to learn the trade. Cocker, High-class Tailor, New Plymouth. d.y. Carpenters; top ’’ Wages. F. M. Grayling. c.e. XVANTED —Wood Splitters, 300 to 400 ’’ cords, maiden paddocks; 18/- a cord ai stump. —Lane, York Road, Midhirst, c.w. WANTED—Married man to help with machine milking and general farm work; wages, .£4 10s with house, milk and firewood. Apply “Atlee”, care Daily News. c - w - i VANTED—Y outi’i for farm; good wages and good home; permanent job. Apply "Machines”, Cardiff. c.w. Cook. Apply at once. Red House Hotelb.w. 1 VAN TEL'--Girl to help with housework; mornings only. Apply Mrs. A. M. Thomson, Westown.b.w. VV ANTED “Strong Youth for Farm (machines); good home and wages Apply this office. a.w. XV ANTED—Shopman; also Man to Meat and assist generally. Apply at once—Sole Bros.’, Butchers. New Plymouth-d.x. VVANTED—A good General, also Housemaid Good wages to suitable app.icants. Mrs. W. Gardiner, Avenue Road, ’Phone 469. d.x. UT ANTED —-A smart Errand Boy. Apply Household Stores. d.x. ’yiT ANTED —Experienced Waitress; best ’’ wages; permanent; urgent.—lmperial Hotel. ‘ f.x YVANT Girl or Capable ’’ Woman for general house work; good wages to suitable person.—Mrs. 'S. i Topliss, Moerangi, Urenui. f.x. WANTED. M EN for Glaxo Factory, Waikato. Apply— GLAXO CO., Palmerston N. OPENING FOR SMART LAD. —Smart Lad to learn the printing trade. Apply— JOBBING FOREMAN, * News Office. SITUATIONS WANTED. yy/ANTED —To place a strong, healthy lad, 16, just left school, on a farm, sheep farm preferred. Apply “Farmer,” Box 83, Hawera. c.w. yV ANTED—Position as Storeman by experienced man. Good references. Apply “Energetic,” care this office, c.e. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. yv ANTED*—Gig, harness, pony, complete. Apply by letter to “N.D.C.,” News office. c.e. LOST AND FOUND.

T OST—In Currie Street, a small black purse containing two pounds in notes and small silver. Reward.' Apply Daily News. d.x. J^OST —Boxing Day, at Racecourse, turquoise pearl and gold shamrock brooch. Good reward. Apply Shamrock, Daily News. d.n. gTRAYING —On farm, Hurford Road, one steer, one heifer, both black and white. U earmark right ear. If not claimed within seven days will be sold. Apply— R. F. CLARKE, Hurford Road. MOTOR CYCLE BARGAINS. ’ 1 Oversea Motor Cycle, 4 h.p., 3-speed gear box, £5O, or complete with coach built sidecar, £6O. 1 Royal Ruby. 6 h.p., twin, 3-speed. Just completely overhauled and enamelled. £65. 1 slightly 4tfed Douglas, War Department model, £95 complete with lamp. 2 L.M.C. Motor Cycles, 3£ h.p., at £27 10s. 1 Humber, 2-speed, Ro>c hub, at £27 10s. IRA J. BRIBGER. MOTOR CYCLE DEPARTMENT, PHONE 86 ELTHAM. ARTHUR’S , IURNISHING WAREHOUSE. | J7OR 40 years we have been supplying i High-grade Furniture to our Clients . spread over the whole of Taranaki. i This Christmas we a.e offering 3 piece Suites comprising a Settee and two Easy Chairs from £22 17s 6d upwards. For quality and honest cons ruction our Upholstery work is unequalled. In addition to*our huge stock of Furniture and Furnishings we are showing a splendid range of NOVELTIES for the FESTIVE SEASON. ARTHUR’S FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. HAWERA. (Established 1864.) POST OFFICE BOX 42, KAPONGA. ’PHONE 25. r r 'IUB Chairs in shadow tissue; Morris and Seagrass Chairs also. Try Martin and Co. for value. Express Co.’s <Buildi&oji jgus