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Taranaki Daily News, 28 November 1921, Page 1

WAi.TED. QMART boy wanted. Good wages ta suitable lad. Apply at once to Medical Hall, New a>x. yX/ANTED—Porter, kitchen-man and waitress. Must be experienced. Apply Stratford Hotel, Stratford. f.w. Y^ANTED —Sitiiation by strong young woman (as help on farm preferred). Capable all duties, or could take charge. A. Metcalfe, Post Office, Stratford. WANTED—Baker. Apply Gallagher, T* Fitzroy Bakery. f.w* YV ANTED—To buy Fungus, Is per lb.- ’ ’ Apply Wong You, Stratford.f.y YYf ANTED—Milk Float in good order. v ’ Apply, stating price, to “Float,” Daily News. VV ANTED —A strong girl or woman ’’ for hand milking; another girl kept, no other duties; 30s per week. For address apply at this office. E 5 yy/ANTED —A general, no washing.—* . Mrs. Reg. George, Standish Hill. • e.w. yV ANTED —Furnished room, with con- ’’ veniences, married couple, no chiD dren. “N.Z.,” News office.e.w. WAITED —Tailor, weekly hand, oij ’’ piece. Apply B. Peat, Opunake. VK^ANTED— ATiad,As"to 20, for milk* ing. Apply A. J. Hoskin, Ahltiti. vyr ANT E D —Firs t- c lass cook; alsq second. Apply News. b-x. yyr ANTED —Smart Lad to assist with milking. R. A. Large, Labor Agent, U.S.S. Buildings. STRATFORD BOROUGH COUNCIL. APPLICATIONS, accompanied by tes« timonials, are invited for the posi< tion of assistant slaughterman at thd Abattoir. Wages £3 per week, with board and lodging. Applications close on Saturday, 3rd December, 1921. PHILIP SKOGLUND, Town Clerk. WANTED—CASUALS. yyr ANTED—-Two Casuals for cheesi Factory, commence December Ist Wages £3 15s per week, 7 days. Applj personally to—• MANAGER, Patua Dairy Co., Tataraimaka. LOST AND FOUND. QTRAYED. —Chestnut mare, with rop« halter. Reward. Apply Daiij News. • ae * STRAYED NOTICE. QTRAYED on Section 87, Block Capp Survey. 1 Blue Cow. branded W on rump. If not claimed and expenses paid, will be sold to pay expenses. H. SYMONS, Pnngarehu. MISCELLANEOUS.

■pOUND —A great saving. My old hata A felts and Panamas —can be reblocked like new at McCullough’s, opposite McNeill’s. . ,e< /CARPENTERING— Repairs and alterations neatly done, sash cords re* newed. Jobbing Work a speciality.—, Chas. Kingston, King Street. QEE our windows for special reductions in upholstery, hearth rugs and carpets. Purser’s. Red Post New Plymouth and Inglewood. f.w. QPECIAL~Prices in Crockery Departs ment during next few weeks. Sea windows. Purser’s, Red Post, New Ply* mouth. •’■ w * /CHESTERFIELD in Shadow, £l5 15%. best workmanship. See windows for bargains. Purser’s, Red Post, New; Plymouth TMPERIAL Axminster Carpet Runners* A 19s per yard; Tapestry Runners from.. 7/9 yard, at Purser’s, Red Post, New Plymouth. DUY Now and save money, furniture* Furnishings and Crockery at spe-« cial prices. See our windows. Purser % Red Post, New Plymouth and Inglewood. • £: V S* igUE manufacture all Furniture and! ’ ’ Upholstery that we sell. Sava money by purchasing from the man* facturers. —Purser’s, Red Post Furnish* ers. ■O.OUND —No need to buy new clothes A for Christmas; have the old ones cleaned and pressed equal to new at McCnllough’s, opposite MeNeill’s.f-e. fCOLLIEIfS” (Mußic”A\Tirehouse) hav« several good second-hand which have been taken in part payment for Sherlock-Manning Player Pianos, sale. Easy terms arranged. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PIPE Ol< THE MARKET. ENGINE BRIAR, Hull Marked Mounted, with good quality Vulcan, ite Mouthpiece. Call in and purchase a Pipe. British made. Country Customers, mail us 7/6, itig shape required. Sent post free. J. AUSTIN & SON TOBACCONISTS, MEN’S FANCY GOODS & SPORTING GOODS, 85 DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH BOX 141. Tbone 355.