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Taranaki Daily News, 27 September 1921, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND. J^OST —Fountain pen (three initials) and medical thermometer in clip. Ten shillings reward at News. b.n. pLACED in green ‘Essex car by mistake, boy's football togs and overcoat. Finder please post to A. F. Cuff, Eltham. b.e. pOST —On Saturday, between Puke-, kura Park and Ertzroy station, a registered ear-mark (heart-shaped). Finder kindly return to Daily News Office. b.n. J^OST —Between Kawaroa Park and Fort Niger, double bar gold brooch, set with diamonds and sapphires. Re-. ward at T. H. Bates’, Brougham Street, New Plymouth. f.e. FOR SALE, TO LET, ETC. JpOR SALE—-New four-roomed Bungalow, modem Conveniences, and three acres of level land, with two frontages. Lovely view of harbor. Mile outside borough. Price £1350. Terms. Apply Daily News. JpURNISHED Beach Cottage available for few months. Apply Brown, Te Popo. pOR private sale, with small deposit, or exchange and some cash —New bungalow of four large rooms and all modern conveniences, and eighth acre, laid out in nice garden and lawn, near Fitzroy tram stop, for 5roomed house in good order and quarter acre, New Plymouth. Apply W.L.W. (owner)-, c/o News Office, New Plymouth. e.y. pOR SALE—A 12-h.p. Crossley Gas Engine, complete with tank, gasbag and silencer. This engine is almost new and is in perfect running order. For price and particulars apply J. E. Nixofi and Co., Engineers, New Plymouth, a.y

. pOR SALE.—M.S. bats 45/-,"37/6; reblades 30/-, 25/-. —Draper, Waihola. d.t. > ; ANTED— Larger Dairy Farm or ! Sheep and Cattle Country in exchange for 75 acres near New Plymouth.—R. A. Lp’-ge, Estate Agent, New ■ Plymouth. TO LEASE. ACRES, 1 mile from tram stop,. New Plymouth, as a Going Concern, with 5 Cows, Implements, Separator and Gear, for a term or monthly, i Six-roomed House, Cowshed, Trapshed, Fowlhouse, with 55 Fowls. Terms on application. FAIRBROTHER & PICKERING, 'Phones 708 & 183. HEIFERS FOR SALE. pOR SALE—Two Grade Jersey Heifers, calved few days. Apply ‘‘Suburban/’ News Office. MISCELLANEOUS. MISS HUNT’S, corner Devon and Go ver Streets, a sample range of Ladies’ and Children’s Summer Millinery. Good value at low prices. b.w. AT The B.K. Bookshop.—Weldon’s Dressmaker for September contains free patterns of a lady’s dress with tunic, a stylish coat, drass and a smart cape. Price 7d, posted Bd. AT The B.K. Bookshop.—Weldon’s x Bazaar of Children’s Fashions for September. A splendid number containing gift patterns of a girl’s hat, 1 coat and overall, a girl’s dress and a petticoat, knickers and bodice. Price 7d, posted Bd. yT The B.K. Bookshop.—Weldon’s x Ladies’ Journal for September. I' Free patterns are given of a smart cor: and skirt with new waistcoat, a daiiu s new shirt, blouse and skirt, a charming evening dress; also a unique willow pat- ’ tern design, for tea cosies, etc. Price lOd, posted 11<L ,

AT The B.K. Bookshop. —Splendid new novels now procurable: The Seeds of Enchantment (Gilbert Frankau) Gs, Peter Jackson Cigar .Merchant (Gilbert Frankau) 6e, The Mysterious Rider 1 (Zane Grey) 7s, The Master of Mun 1 (Hall Caine) 6s. The Willing Horse (lan . Hay) 6s, Scaramouche (Sabatini) 6s, Mare Nostrum (Ibanez) 7s 6d. Postage 5 8d extra. * ANTED—Lovely Coat Frocks, allj wool, 59/6; knitted eilk, glorious j colors, at Ambury’s. e.y. ANT ED—Stylish Costumes, suit aT tastes and figures, for summer, at Ambury’s. e.v. ANTED—Big shipment Horrockses ' Calicoes, Sheetings, Shirtings, and Towels; bottom prices, at Amburv’fl. e.y. w ANTED—FuII stocks of Corsets, Un- ’ derclothing for women and children ■showing at Ambury’s. e.y. y^/ANTIED —Ladies’ and Misses’ Millinery all the latest. Kiddies outfits, at Ambury’s. e.v. jjAVE you inspected the effective Broidered Veils in many shades at Mrs. Pellew’s Showrooms. d.w. /COUNTRY People.—For a good meal —well cooked, nicely served, prompt attention, visit Everybody's Restaurant, next Criterion Hotel, when in New Plymouth. ( CARPENTERING, Repai s and Alterations neatly done; sash cords renewed; windows glazed; plumbing work attended, to; ladders, etc., made to order; jobbing work a specialty.—Chas. Kingston, King Street. are delighted with our showing of Lovely Spring Millinery. ; special show day on Friday. Come arid see our exquisite styles and beautiful . shades.—Madam Rosevear, opposite Criterion Hotel, New Plymouth. d.e. TH/ANTED KNOWN—I ’have engaged the services of ' r r. Jas. Mouat, registered plumber. AH plumbing work promptly attended to.—j-Frank Lucas, Merchant and Builder, Waitara. --