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Taranaki Daily News, 22 December 1923, Page 1

WANTED. VVANTED—Good second-hand H.T. Magneto. Send particulars, make, condition and price to “Cash,” Box 41, Waitara. SITUATION Vacant —Chemist wanted urgently, shop now vacant with or without living quarters, popular suburb. Gadd’s Stores, Hamilton. • '' l f• w. Vy ANTED —A Probationer; one with ¥ some experience preferred.—Apply Noradene Private _Hospital.f.e. yyANTED —Experienced Milker for country. Wages £2 per week, good home. —Apply immediately, R. Scott, Moturoa. __ e - e - WANTED TO BUY—Two tumbler Rakes, in good order. Apply R. Pierce, Albert Roache-P--WANTED--Home for invalided old lady, where careful attention and kindness will be shown. Apply 1038, c/o N ews. d.w. VVANTED—An Improver or Tradesman. Apply H. R. Soffe, Hairdresser, Waitara. d-y-VVANTED immediately a Painter. ’Phone 238, W. P. Styles, Eltham. c.w. VVANTED—2O Waitresses for Stratford Races, January 1 and 2. Wages 15/- per day; fare paid. Apply Dustin, care of Hygienic.c.w. VVANTED—Steady, reliable boy to assist milk, machines used. Apply J. Reid, Bird_ Road.c.w. VVANTED—Youth or married couple for dairy farm. Apply Box 15, Stratford, d.x. WANTED. TVTEN for Cheesemaking at Alton Factory (near Patea). Apply— MANAGER. WANTED. VVANTED—Laundress, experienced, 355; Kitchen Maid, 30s and a Pantry Maid, from December 27, for one week, 30s. ’Phone — BRIANCE, ‘ Tahurangi.” STRATFORD BOROUGH COUNCIL. WORKING FOREMAN. APPLICATIONS, accompanied by not note than three testimonials, are invited for the position of Working Foreman. Wages £6 per week to commence with. Applications close SATURDAY, January 12, 1924. Copy of conditions may be obtained on application. PHILIP SKOGLUND, Town Clerk.

THE LEPPERTON CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY FACTORY CO., LTD. APPLICATION FOR MANAGER. APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of Manager of the Company, and will close with the undersigned on TUESDAY, January 8, 1924, at 5 p.m. The successful applicant will require to be a thoroughly competent butter and cheese factory Manager and also understand the manufacture of casein, as the Company has a dual plant. Salary to be computed at scale rates with free house and other usual allowances. Output for the past season 151 tons of butter. E. W. GARNER, Secretary. Brougham Street, New Plymouth. HOLIDAY NOTICES. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS—BUS TIMETABLE. Christmas Eve and New Years’ Eve last bus departs for Vogeltown at 11 p.rn. No service on Xmas Day. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS—TRAMWAY TIME-TABLE. XMAS EVE & NEW YEAR’ EVE.—On main route ordinary time-table will be maintained until 2 n.ro. then a 10 minute service will run throughout the afternoon and night. Last car to Breakwater leaves Egmont Street at 11.10 p.m. Last, car to Fitzroy leaves Egmont Street at 11.45 p.m. On Westown route ordinary time-table till 1 p.m., then 15 minute. Last car leaves Liardet Street at 11 p.m. Christmas Day:—Service suspended. Boxing Day:—Ordinary time-table. F. T. BELLRINGER, Town Clerk. TYON’T chance spoiling Christmas dinner with sour Bread. Be sure. Get MAY & ARROWSMITH, LTD. G ood F arm - 1 nq ACRES, all in grass and crop Xv't/ exce pt three acres shelter bush, sub-divided into twelve well-fenced paddocks, all been ploughed and sown down in good grasses except a few acres; watered by stream. This is a clean farm. Nice well-sheltered homestead of five rooms, cowshed (concrete floor) and engine room, implement sheds, etc. One and a-half miles to factory, school and P.O. The price is £4O per acre, with £lOOO cash;' no mortgages. Balance for long term at 51 per cent. If wanting such a farm, this one defies competition. “Remember the early bird.” Sole Agents: J. R. H ILL& S 0N - St. Aubyn St. 'Phone: Office 711, Res. 851.