NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Northern Advocate, 8 December 1916, Page 2

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

An account book has been lost. A four-roomed cottage is to let. An assistant waitress is wanted. A pantrymaid is advertised for. A bay mare has been impounded. A superior general servant is wanted. A pantry-maid waitress is required. A pure bred Holstein bull is for sale. A kitchen-maid is wanted by an advertiser. A girl is wanted to look after a little child. Boyd's agency, Dunedin, has grassseed for sale. Some new fashions have arrived afc Harrison and Sons. Messrs Wilson and Wilson offer some valuable, property for sale at Oakleigh. - Auckland woolbrokers give advice to wool-growers as regards the disposal of their wool-clip. Otaika Valley school picnic and sports' date is advertised; also admission and place. A Methodist Christmas Tree and Fancy Fair will be held in the Town Hall supper room on /December 13. The New Zealand railway timetable and fares for Christmas and New Tear holidays are advertised in this issue. Messrs W. Baiu aud Co., advertise that they will offer the balance' (if ' any), of Mr Perrett's fine collection of pictures to-morrow at 11 a.m. o'clock, practically without reserve. It has been necessary to make the following alterations in the Divine Ser- .• vices of the Catholic Community of Whangarei. On December 10, Catholic masses will be celebrated on the Convent grounds at tho usual hours. On December 17 no divine services will be held in Whangarei.

Wra. Bain and Co. have received instructions from Mr W. G. Caitcheon, who is leaving Whangarei, to sell on Monday next, without reserve, at hia residence, Kamo road (three houses below Kensington Avenue), the who'o of his superior and almost new furniture. The auctioneers have inspected the furniture, which is of good quality and equal to new. They recomme: 1 those needing good articles to attoj. this sale. -• -