Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

Taranaki Daily News, 4 September 1922, Page 1

WANTED. « •WANTED—A Apply Urenui Hotel, ’phone No. 4, Urenui. a.n. for dairy farm. G. F. Perrott, Onaero. t WANTED—To exchange 20 Dry Stock for 10 to 15 Milch Cows. Apply .to J. Colemdn, lEgmont Village. a.«. • YV ANTED—Relieving Waitress. Apply ’ ’ Whitham, Club Hotel, Opunake. Lwj YYTAnTED^YoiitlTfoFmilking and g«n- -’ ’ eral farm work; machines used.— Clearance, Upper Kahui, Rahbtu. Ln. YI7 ANTiiIL^A/man to do all farm woHc ’ v and machine milk; good wages. Apply “A.,” Daily ,News, Stratford. f.e. YV ANTED —£500 bn first mortgage, 8 * ’ per cent, for 3 years. Apply H.W.R., News office. ' ■ ' YYfANTED —-Tb buy, second-hand gra- ’ mophone for ea-sh; must be in good order and condition. Reply to “Gramophone,” care News. f.e. Y^UAijTED—Two or three used, partly ’ worn down navvy shovels. Forward price to “Shovels,” News office. YY/ ANTED—To invest, £2OOO in good T farm, preferably with a man who is an honest and industrious former. Send full particulars in confidence to “Capital,” News office. No agents or intermediaries. YV’ ANTED— A strong lad to assist m making and general fatm work (nb heavy work); a good home and good wages to a suitable lad. Apply 8.G.T., Daily News. f.w. YV ANTED—Bookkeeping during evenings. Tradesmen’s books and tex returns a speciality. Terms moderate. • Accountant,” c/o News. VYT ANTED—Board and lodgings fyy young man; state terms, etc., to “Lodgings,” c/o News. e.e. YYfANTED to Buy—Secondhand Longhandled Shovel; state price and where can be seen to “Shovel,” c/o News. e.e. YYTANTED —By widow with one child, situation (country preferred), used to children. Apply A.W., this office, e.w YYT ANTED to Buy —Babcock Tester, 6 or 8 cows. Give price and particulars to Box 91, Stratford.d.w, YV’ANTED —Sharemilking by married ’’ couple; prepared to take on small herd. Used to all kinds of farm work. References if required. “Sharemilker,” care Times office, Opunake.. d.w YYTANTED —Dry fungus, good quality, 8d per lb. Wong You, Stratford. b.y. YV ANTED Known —Job printing of ’ ’ every description executed at Daily News’ Job Printery, Currie Lane, New Plymouth. pDUCATED Youth wanted for large J Institution. Good prospects. Commencing salary £BO per annum. Applications, giving particulars of education, and accompanied by copies of testimonials, to be sent to—“DILIGENT,” Care of Daily News Office. LOST AND FOUND. TpOUND—Purse containing money. Owner can have same by paying cost of advt. Apply 8.C.M., News. a.n. STRAYED NOTICE. QTRAYED from Mr. King’s Farm, Lrper Mangorei, black and white cow. Anyone knowing whereaboufs communicate with C. Parkes, Mangorei. MISCELLANEOUS. ■MTACHINE-DRESSED Cocksfoot 9Jd, Rough for surface sowing 6£d. Clover 1/-. Send for samples and full particulars. PETER BOYD, Colonial Mutual' Buildings. Dunedin. a.y. T>E yotjr own Boss. Have your own Business. No canvassing, small capital, experience unnecessary. Write H. T. Freeman, Wood’s Buildings, Waterloo Quay, Wellington. Great Spring Show.—■ Tuesday and onward. a.n* ’QEE" Arabury’s Lovely Spring Gooods; Tuesday, early. a.n. /JUR Preliminary Display ot Summer Fashions; Tuesday and onward. —’• Ambury’s. a.n. QMART Spring Fashions showing at Ambury’s, Tuesday and onward, a.n T OVELY Spring Fashions at Ambury’s —preliminary display Tuesday and onward. a.n. AMBURY’S are making a special Display on Tuesday, September 5. Everybody invited. a.n. TTUNDREDS “of Trimrned~and"Ready- - to-wear Hate showing Tuesday, at Ambury’s. & n « (XTSTtniES, Frocks, Millinery, Jumpers. Underskirts, latest styles at Ambury’s Show on Tuesday. a.njL MBURY’S Preliminary Show of Millinery. Frocks and Costumes on Tuesday. Inspection invited. a.n. (T2J.LADTOLA & Cape Snowdrop Bulbs, 2/6 per dozen, delivered free for cash till September 15.—8. H. Just, Botanical Nurseries, Palmerston N. f.w. jpOL^ND—We clean dark fabrics by the same method as we do white ones, hence the excellent bright appearance when finished. Our way is the best way. Try us and see.—McCullough’s. opposite McNeill’s, Devon St., New Plymouth. d.w. Q J. SULLIVAN has no shop expenses, no dead end costs, consequjntly he can sell at prices that defy competition. N.Z. MOTOR WRECKING CO.. LTD. Used spare parts in stock for hundreds? of different makes and models of- cars and motor cycles. Parts equal to new at from 50 per cent, to 75 per cent, below list prices. All guaranteed. AdTHE BUSINESS THAT PROSPERS The N.Z. Express Comnany, T.td. is one wherein everything i« conducted with maximum efficienev and minimum expense. Our Furniture Removal Staff compos'd of expert packers who work .expeditiously, saving you time and money. Try us and eee the difference*