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WANTEDS. CASH' ADVERTISEMENTS under heading hot exceeding sixteen word* inserted for SIXPENCE, or for en, week, 2s 6d. If orders come by fetter it mail be understood that doubli these rates will be charged unless aeeompaMled by cash. ADAME ANTONI, the famoot „■* a EgyPt""! character reader, has decided to continue her business in Palmers on North. Those wishing a true delineation of charactii should? not fail toobtaia an interview. TTTANTED-Lady heli>,~"comf O rtabl« North Apply bOX 6> ™m*™*>* A Y6UNG lady, graduate of the New xx. Ziealand University, desires situation after Xmas as private tutor or governess. Latin, French, English, Mathamatics and Music. Apply " Secunda," office of this paper. -.._■- ■- NOTICE to the General Public. If yon TT- t w? nt an excellent luncheon go to ■tlis Lordship'B Larder. ''' • * '■' O~~VERHEARD >t the Show i How ni.e , that lady walks. She has been Wall trained m deportment.- Nor she'buys her shoes at Payne's, hence her smiles and look or oontentment. *; ■'•• '.'. } i .'; -Lv dence, con?er;Pi|£e'alidir*aiheretoßi streets, worth L 650 for ohlyliUOO; to ideal snip. Senn. - * '-■ *-• Terrace End station JJ lady's umbrella.' Owner can hare same on paying advertisement. TX7ANTED KNOWN—Manchester Hor. TT tioultural Society's Spring Show Assembly .Booms, Feilding, Wednesiay, November 25th. Everybody come,:■■ WANTED KNOWN-£IT 17a i« the ; . cash price -of a road racer maaofactured by the Premier Cycle Oemaany, «4 Coventry. J;,8.. Clarksoß, He* Zealaai Agent, next Firebell, Ooleman Plat. :VTrANTED^BuyerB tor soot Englisk T T Bicycles, with freewheel, •*., at £14 cash. Inspection Intited. J, Bi Clarkson, Coleman Place. WANTED-A smart youth lot work, shop. Apply at once» J. B. Glatfcson, next Fire-bell, Goleman *l C te. TTTANTED—To lease or tell, «he b«li:' rJJ:-r P**B premises -lalfiy^tijiei W aessrs Ashcroft, Maddfen. 'Iffly •. f. .B^rer^Pjilmerston North,;,.; ;rf,OD W'ANTEB-^General servant, Mrs P. C i-vJPreeth",(College Btrtet'. ". , ? dfecyiONS £I'aridl fi'pwfoot at T«. k? r"aiee End, £3lper-!f6bt Lneaf Square and station; easy.terms. Sena's Lasd -Agency.: ~' ■ . : -^ :?-■•';f^,?.:. ONE J-acre, 4 rooms and outhouses, near Grey and .FrltfcrStreeL Only £250, worth double. Senn's Land Agency. A LABGB BUILOINO Saetlons »n Ferjtjb guson-street cottier wiih t-room«i house, £300.- Best snip in town. Senn'i Land Agency. r ,- - WANTED— Partner to ~go ifitb flaxmilling v not much capital required to start with. ; Alfred: Cook, box 29, Foxtom WAKTEpr- Smart'junior"; also a boy to learn the trade. Perraain an 4 Gilchrist, 'cash ironmongers. :^' WOMAN'S Delight—The "Dalli"Box Ixon. At last, something perfect for ironing* and pressing, TCalfaiid inspect. Dayton Cycle Depoti^ •%,.". TO SCHOOLBOYS-j|ring your parents ' round to the Dayt6a:je^ele Depot anA let them buy you a Igobd-i»irong secondhand bicycle. "like cash for a bargain.. : ;: .. v'':^C^-" yy 01^ AN wast« v paper for sale. Tims . a office. TO LET—S cbnlmdaiouß rooms upstairs, suitable for offioes or dentist.cntramoe to the Square ; real good oomfortable and up-to-date rooms;' Yerex and-Jonis, The Square';'- •'"••] ':; ;;;:f i-'-:^i-^:->:<i TjiOß SALE — They owner .having bo Sj further use for them :1 spring tip dray; 1 spring cart; an express suitable for carrier or dairy purposes.?' Apply A. Eing&beer, coachbuilder. fei«! :< , ;- ? ...now on,sale;.. " Pear's Annual Xmas 1908. 'V -— A Splendid Number with Three Largi ;_., Presentation, JPlates. -.' Prioh l/V Posteito any Addxen 1/6, W^L. AITKEN,^ . s Maih-st. & Raili»jfßookrii»all. F, Pv WELCH, LABOUB AGENT, MASTERTOK, -Telephone 46^. .[ WANTED— Married couple for station, wife cook and assist; man'general hand, milk,; garden,: Bos week and bonus If stay 12. months. i; :.'.' -J.J.- ?i Wanted—Woman cook, country hotel, 20b; housemaid-waitress, same plaioe, 16s; woman cook; Masterto^^Oktgene'ralß, MastertonV 10s, 12s, 15s j general for private hospital, 15s; nurse girl. Masterlon, 6s 64; general or lady help,' Featherston, Us; Carterton, no washing, 12s; Tauero, Its; Martinborough, 15s, 17s 6d; housemaids, stations, 12s good places; generals, Eketahuna, 10s; Pahiatua, 14a ; Woodville, ISs; Ashhurst,-15s'.housemaid, Bawke's Bay station, 12s. _ " Wanted—Woman cook,. station, S9s housemaid and laundress, same: place 16s; second-, laundress, hotel, 16s; lady help, country, jOs. -.' ' ■,-'" i Wanted' Two milkers', same farm: Featherston 20s j Carterton;Bos.; Experienced man for good drain contract, long job. Several married 'couples wanted. Bouseabout hotel, one cow to milk, 16. Wanted—Expertfor shearing shed by the ■ 24th. Cook for shearing ahed, £1 week. Tailer-out, 2 bushmen, and 1 useful mill hand. _, - .i ßing up^'Phone 46., F. P. WELCH, Labour Agent, Masterton. PIOS! PIGS! PIGS I WDIMOCK AND CO. are "buyers • of ten thousand. (10,000) bacon pigs, maiden sows or barrows. Freight paid on LIVE pigs. Full' particulars from A. J. Arnold, Bunhythorpe; W. Port, Ashhurst, or Wellington Bacon Factory. ,- : . , . Australian Mutual Provident Society. MONET TO LEND. THIS Society is prepared to lend -»- money on First-clais Freehold City and Country Beouritie» at 4t per cent. Liberal Mortgage Deed gives power to repay portions of loan during terra. Apply direct to the' Society's Branch Office, Wellington;, or to any of the Society's District Offices. . EDWAED W. LOWE, t Eesident Secretary. Wellington,, Ist June-1908. •* NOTICE,, * MY engagement as temporary surveyor under the Government terminates on August 81st. I beg to state I have again resumed my practice as private surveyor. G. L. R. Scott, * Authorised & Licensed Survevbr. 20th August, 1903. y Watson <fc Eyre, PALMBRSTON NORTH. Fox AETISTIO, COMMERCIAL AND GENERAL _■~■■■ PBINTINa Telephone 148. For Children's Hacking Couch at

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