Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

Taranaki Daily News, 8 September 1922, Page 1

WANTED. - VV ANTED—A good general help. Apply ’ Rahui. * p - VI7 ANTED —Man or strong boy for . general farm work. Apply J. Dobson, Kaimata. yrrANTED—GirI to assist with ’ ’ ing and housework. Apply 0.G., c/b News office. ? . ! <?,e * boy for dairy farm. ’ ’ F. Perrott, Onaero. VI/ ANTED—Young man, help hand stalk ’ ’ about twenty cows and do general farm work,, permanent. Also ploughman for about twenty acres, part hilly. - —Stone Wigg, Te Wera. TV ANTE!)-A~capabie girl for general ’ ’ housework. For address Apply Daily News. yy ANTED—A boy to aseiat on- dairy ’’ farm; machines used; state wages required. Apply “Dairy,” c/o News Office. yy/ANTED, Kitchenwoman, good wages* Apply Inglewood Hotel. d.w. yV ANTED—By two men, board in pri- ’ ’ vate home, spare room. Apply to “Cobbers, Daily News. <Lw. yy ANTED—To help milk, Strong Boy or Girl (hand). Ajjply J. C. Murphy, Robson Road, Ngaere. . 1 < d.W. yV ANTED —Respectable Girl for coun- ’ ’ try, one able to milk preferred; other help kept; good home. Apply F.H.T., c/o News. d.e. yV ANTED—A good lad to assist ' In ’ Y milking and general farm work; & good home and good wages to a suitable lad. Apply C. Chapman, Pembroke Road, Stratford. • d.w« yv - ANTED —Baker, small goods principally. Apply A. 8., c/o Grand Central , New Plymouth. _ ,d,e. YV'jfNTED—Strong lad for farm, writ? ’ Apply L.L., this office. d.w. yV ANTED—General farm hand; must ’’ be able to do any work on farm; constant job. Apply “W.,” News Office, Stratford. b.x. yTf ANTED—Two or three used, partly ** worn down navvy shovels. Forward price to “Shovels,” News y^ANTED^To - invest, ”£2600 in gooid farm, preferably with a man .Wjio; is an honest and industrious Tanner., Send full particulars in confidence to “Capital,” News office. No agents or intermediaries. ; yVANTED —Bookkeeping during evenings. Tradesmen’s books and tax returns a speciality. Terms moderate. “Accountant,” c/o News. yy/ ANTEDKn own—Job printing oT every description executed at Daily News’ Job Printery, Currie Lane, New Plymouth. WANTED AT ONCE. y BOUT 35 Head first quality two-yea* old Grade Jersey Springing Heifers, September and October calvers. Also about 22 to 25 yearling good quality Grade Jersey Heifers. Apply— R. F. CORNWALL, New Plymouth. LOST AND FOUND. TpXIT the Scissors. Enter Preece’s Electric Haircutting Machines. Try a clip. b.y* STRAYED NOTICE. \ QTRAYED from Mr. King’s Farm, Up per Mangorei, Holstein Cow, near calving. Reward on recovery. Communicate with C. Parker, Mangorei. LOST. ~p» ETWEEN Tikorangi and Inglewood--2 JERSEY EMPTY COWS, tar brand on back. NEWTON KING, LTD., Inglewood. WE ARE NOW SHOWING A Very Fine Assortment of HOSIERY In the Latest Shades and Styles* /■' Our Special Selection in RIBBED CASHMERE is unsurpassed. An unparalleled stock of RIBBED & PLAIN SILK HOSE includes Bond’s “Triple Wear & “American Beauty,” “True Shape,” ’ “Black Cat,” in a number of colours, a superior Milanese with Lisle feet afid heels. PLAIN BLACK CASHMERE from 2/11 Pair. CHILDREN’S HOSE in great variety. See our goods and compare quality and prices before buying elsewhere. MAWKES & CHAMPION For WOOL, HOSIERY & UMBRELLAS. 277 DEVON STREET. New Plymouth. COTTIER’S INGLEWOOD. CASH DRAPERS. _ OUR NEW SEASON’S TOBRALCOS HOYLE’S PRINTS & CYLCELLA CLOTHS JUST OPENED (SP. The above Knee are the three . best' . washing and wearing Cloths in the Trade to-day. Every yard of each cloth U stamped with the name. CALL AND INSPECT. COTTIER’S * INGLEWOOD-