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Taranaki Daily News, 7 October 1921, Page 1

WANTED. VV ANTED—Youth to assist in machine * milking; good home. J. Templeton, Te Kiri. e«w. YI) 7 ANTED at once, benchman and ’ yardman. Apply Pohokura Sawmill Co., or J. McCluggage, Stratford, e.e. WAN TED—An experienced farm hand ’ for machines; good wages; none but first-class men need apply. Apply D. Malone, Kaponga. e -eVy ANTED —To rent a house or part ** house, near tram; two adults, 1 child, school age. Will leave at a fortnight’s notice. Apply Jellyman and Forbes, Egmont Street. c.w. WANTED —Good Dressmaker to take charge of workroom. Experienced Lady Assistant for underclothing department for Hawera branch. Experienced Lady Assistant for fancy department for New Plymouth. Apply C. C. Ward, New Plymouth or Hawera. d.w. TV ANTED —Housekeeper for dairy farm, assist milking (machines used). Apply News Office, Stratford, c.w. TV ANTED—First-class fitter, top ’ wages. Apply Eltham Engineering Works. c<w ’ THIRST-CLASS shoeing smith wants A constant job. Apply “Smithy,” News Office.

RAHOTU CO-OP. DAIRY CO., LTD. YVANTED—Two Casual Hands for ** Cheese Factory; wages £3 15s and usual allowances. Apply— A. CAMERON, Rahotu. LOST AND FOUND. T OST —Wheel of Ford Car, between Barrett Road and Fitzroy. Reward on leaving same at Fanners’ Co-op., New Plymouth, or H. Ballinger, Barrett Road. e - e - tpOUN'D —Latch-key. Owner can have same on paying cost of advt. e.x. T^OUND —At Waiwakaiho, Dark Raincoat. Apply News e.w. T OST —On Monday, a grey fur, between New Plymouth and Pukearuhe. Reward at News Office. d.e. T OST —In town, envelope containing 2 references and certificate. Return to Daily News. " c.w.. FOR SALE, TO LET, ETC. 'C'OR SALE. —Hunter “Toddy” Waix karanga—Gomasy. Particulars A. Barnett, Pihama. d.n. npO LET —Furnished or unfurnished new 4-roomed Bungalow, situated just over Waiwakaiho Bridge. Written applications to R. A. Large, Estate Agent.

IpOR SALE— Bradbury Motor A Cycle, good running order, £l5 cash. Apply News office. d.w. TpOR SALE —One Buggy in good order, single or double harness, price £2O. Apply “Buggy,” Daily News. c.w. SALE —Good level l/Bth acre section. Lemon Street; price £2OO cash. For particulars apply News Office. ‘P’OR SALE. —Three-plant shearing max chine. Also wool-press. All practically new. Apply to “Wool-press,” c/o Daily News.- f-y-pOR SALE—A 12-h.p. Crossley Gas x 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. Nixon and Co., Engineers, New Plymouth, a.y FOR SALE. T ATE Model Humber Car. condition as new, owner going in for larger car. This is a rare opportunity to secure a post-war model high-grade English car at a sacrifice. Apply “Bargain,” Post Office, Stratford. Also, Latest Model Studebaker Special Six, done only 2900 miles, condition excellent. A snip at £450. Apply “Bargain,” G.P.0., New Plymouth. FOR SALE BY TENDER.. XTALUABLE BUSINESS SITE, approximately half-acre, about 70ft frontage, Main Street, centre of town, together with 8-roomed house, all conveniences. Alternative tenders received for:— (1) House end whole section; (2) House and part section. Easy terms. Any tender not. necessarily accepted. Tenders close October 17. G. McMILLAN, McLean St., Waitara. CRAIGIEBURN FRIESIAN STUD, KAHOURI ROAD, STRATFORD.

"VOW offering choice stud bulls, 1 to 3 years old line, bred to such wellknown butter-fat sires as “Sir De. Koi Inka Pietertje.” “Colantha Joharra Lad” and Pontiac Korrdyke.” Also a few choice females. M. MAYHEAD, Proprietor. MISCELLANEOUS. TV AN .TED IiNO^N—I am the “priest” of carriers. Four-ton Leyland Lorry at your service. The cheapest and most reliable carrier in New Plymouth. Orders promptly attended, to. ’Phone 166 or 344. e.n. COUNTRY People.—For a good meal —well cooked, nicely served, prompt attention, visit Everybody’s Restaurant, next Criterion Hotel, when in New Plymouth. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. REMOVAL NOTICE. QX and after Monday, October 3, business will be conducted in the new’ office, corner of King and Queen Streets. FRANK M. WHYTE, * Local Deputy Public Trustee,