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Taranaki Daily News, 14 March 1921, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. Wanteds, For Sale, To Let, Lost and Found Notices Is for 12 words, prepaid; each additional word Id per insertion; if booked double rates. Notices re stock, Motor Cars, and Displayed Advertisements, 6s per inch; Is per inch discount if paid within six days. VU’ANTED—Housekeeper; one child no objection; good wages to suitable person. Apply Mrs. J. Jones, Rama Road, Auroa. a.w. yyANTED—Nice Refined Young Woman as Lady-help, or good capable general; good wages paid. Apply Box 109, Eltham. f.w. WANTED—A Maid; all duties. Ajjply “W,” 4his office. f.w. VVANTED.—A Capable Lady Help or young girl to assist, adult family. Apply Mrs. A. T. Wills, Hawera. f.e. TV ANTED —A Man three days a week Gardening; constant employment. Apply R. Cock, Vogeltown.r VVANTED—Housekeeper for Widower. 1 . Address this office. c.l. VVANTED—A Waitress, 30s per week. ’ ’ Apply Central Hotel, Hawera. c.x. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. WANTED to buy—Trout Fly-rod. T Send particulars and price to “Trout,” c/o Daily News. f.x. LOST AND FOUND. MARE LOST. T OST—Chestnut Mare (hack), stands about 16 hands; 2 W’hite spots un. der off hind leg. Reward. Apply— L. SLIGHT, Barrett Road. MATRIMONIAL, V'OUNG Man, stranger, ..would like to meet Young Lady; view to matrimony.—“ Confidential”, ‘News Office. FOR SALE, TO LET, ETC. VVANTED—Offer for Ford Car; per. f&t order; any trial.—West’s Stables.• e.w. QECOND-HAND Piano iron frame, check action, overstrung; bargain at £6O, terms arranged.—Collier’s HpO LET—Shop of two rooms. Good A window space. Apply R. A. Large, Estate FOR SALE. r>OOD Jersey cow, r-lose .to profit. Apply- ’ J. CLARK, Lepperton. FOR SALE. IMTAXWELL Car, in good running order; £200; easy terms. ' HUMPHRIES’ & DAVIES, Egmont Street. MERCHANTS! CONTRACTORS! TTNIGHT BEVAN English Cement, £lO c.i.f.e. net Wellington. American No. 8 wire, £25 net Sydney (equal about £2B 5s on trucks Wellington). Both prompt shipment. F. ROY ROBERTSHAW, Representative, Palmerston North. STRATFORU Bargains in Furniture; your own prices; no reasonable offer refused. —Gordon & O'Connor, opp. Newton King’s Garage, Stratford. QTOCK must be cleared in one week; absolute sacrifice; no reasonable offer refused.—Gordon & O’Connor, opp. Newton King’s Garage, Stratford.

THE SALE OF SALES. Men’s Tweed Odd Coats, 39/6 each. Men’s Odd Vests, 4/6 each. Men’s Shirts, 6/11 each. Men’s Felt Hats, 10/6 each. Ladies’ Vests, 1/-, 1/11. 2/11 each. Cotton Blouses, from 2/11 each. Llama Hose, 3/11 pair. White Jap Silk,'3/11 yard. Crepe de Chine, 7/11 yard. WRITE FOR PRICE LIST. BON MARCHE KAPONGA, and Opp. Farmers’ Co-op., ELTHAM.

FURNISHING BARGAINS. ARE always obtainable at ARTHUR’S, Where those characteristics of SIMPLICITY AND SOLIDARITY, which discriminating householders demand in the furniture they buy, are the dominant features. Further, the moderation of price due to to our own Warehouse and Factory being located outside the high rent area, is a factor which strongly appeals in these days when economy is becoming more and more difficult. WHEREVER YOU LIVE IT WILL PAY YOU TO VISIT US. ARTHUR’S. FURNISHING WAREHOUSE HAWERA. Established 1864.

DENTAL account of the Saturday Halfholiday, Mr. R. S. F. Craig, of Manaia, and Messrs. Hunter and Lyons, of Stratford, have mutually agreed to alter their day of visit to Kaponga from Friday to Wednesday, beginning March 9, 1921, .