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Northern Advocate, 1 October 1918, Page 3

I WANTEDS, ETC. ! Cash prepaid advertisements, such as lost, found, wanted, etc., 16 words VI- (three insertions 2/6,) additional words Id each. If booked 6d extra will be charged. Tenders, public announcements, meetings, theatrical and similar advertisements at scale rate. Births, marriages, deaths, funeral notices 2/6 each; In Memorian 2/6 per inch. T)ANCE, Thursday Night, Masonic Hall. Admission 11CEE Window Display Boys' Washing Suits at Hosking's. WANTED—Waitress, also Pantrymaid; good wages.—Apply Marble Bar. "WANTED—Experienced Ledgerkeeper.—Dalgety and Co. Ltd., Whangarei. WANTED.—Capable Woman for kitchen, also Waitress.—Apply Marsdon Dining Rooms. JQON'T Forget Dance Thursday Night, Masonic Hall. Music by Whitelock's Orchestra. WANTED—Assistant for confectionery Business, good wages to suitable girl.—Apply Leatherby Bros. JPLDERLY. couple require Bedroom, with use of conveniences.—Write particulars "Stranger," "Advocate" Office.

.WANTED—SmaII Furnished House (or partly furnished), handy to town.—Write "Soldier's Wife," "Advocate." nPO LET—Commodious Office, ground floor, electric light.—Apply to T. H. Steadman, solicitor, Whangarei. HPHE Finest Range Boys' Washing Suits ever shown at Hosking's. QURFACE Sowing Seed—Cocksfoot 6d, Clover 10d lb; splendid value. Samples on application.—Boyd's Agency, Dunedin. ipOS SALE—6S gallon Daisy AlfaLaval Separator, nearly new; also new Cream Cans.—Apply A. Grove. Mftunu. 'Phone 203 d. WANTED.—Good Strong Lad to help milk. Machines used. Good home, fair wages; must be a good lad for the country.— J. Wright, Tikiponga. WONDERFUL range Boys' Washing Suits—Hosking's, the "Veribest." WANTED TO BUY—Nice Modern • House, 5 or 6 rooms, in or near Whangarei.—Apply, stating terms and all particulars, to "House," care "Advocate."

ITALSE TEETH, sound or otherwise; top market price to trade and others.—Pearline Co., 168 Queen street, Auckland. — PORTRAIT pOSTCARDS.— PER DOZEN—B/6 Proofs Shown. PALMER PHOTOGRAPHER, CAMERON ST., WHANGAREI. Large Size Sepia Enlargements, framed in Oak 30/----—N E w Go o d s.— '. BLOUSES, COSTUMES, DRESS MATERIALS, NECKWEAR, HOSIERY, ETC., NOW SHOWING At J)RAPERY gTORE, NEXT LYCEUM. JCE-CREAM gEASON. Commencing SATURDAY NEXT, September 14. MURRAY'S LOUNGE for Frozen Dainties and , Drinks, Call in and try for yourself. PUBLIC NOTICES. SALE OF WORK. A SALE of Work in aid of the Convent School Grounds will take place in the grounds on the Afternoon and Evening of THURSDAY, the 10th inst. Great attractions will be offered. All cordially invited. Admission to the ground free. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF MANAIA RIDING, TADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—I beg to announce myself as a Candidate at the Manaia Riding Byelection. If elected I shall endeavour to give all ratepayers a square deal. —Yours faithfully, ALEX. CLARKE. Whareora, September 30.

NOTICE, To the Ratepayers of Manaia Riding. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—I offer myself as a Candidate for the vacant Manaia Riding , seat, and if elected will endeavour to do my best for the benefit of the ratepayers.—Yours faithfully, A. W. THORBURN. CHRISTMAS CARDS. A FULL RANGE of Samples of Private Greeting Christmas Cards have just arrived and may be seen at the "Advocate" Office. Those wishing to book orders should do so early in order that the goods may be delivered in time. The sample book is open for inspection at all hows ot" the day.