SITUATIONS VACANT. OOOD Woman Cook wanted. Apply Hotel, New Plymouth. . / e.w. Z2J.OOD Strong Youth wanted for dairy ’ farm. Apply P. Walsh, ’Phone 62U, dpua Road, Opuiiake. e.n. (■ G SITUATIONS WANTED.* * VVORK wanted by Experienced - Lorry ' Driver. Will go anywhere. Excellent reference. Apply “Worker,” c/o Daily News, New Plymouth. d.w. /"CAPABLE Young Woman seeks posi.tion as Companion Help or Housekeeper. .References. Apply “Housekeeper,” c/o News, New Plymouth. c.w. Married Couple (Registered ’ Unemployed) want position on Dairy Farm. Apply “Z,” News, Stratford. c.w. gTRONG Youth, 18, wants job oh farm;' winter job preferred. Apply “Toiler,” News Office, Stratford. c.w;. JpXPERIENCED Youth wants position on dairy farm. Close to town. Apply TJ2O, Daily News, New Plymouth. c.w. 'V'OUNG Man, 22, requires position on '■ dairy farm. Life experience, able take charge. Been two years on stud Jersey ■ farm in Taranaki. Apply “C,” e/o .Taranaki Daily News, New Plymouth. - c.w. WANTED.. . rpWO or 3 Unfurnished Rooms and Kitchenette wanted at Stratford. Apply “Rooms,” News, Stratford. e.e. /''RAZING wanted about May, June ” and July. Particulars please forward to “Uruti,” News Office, New Plymouth , _____ c - w - TTNIMPROVED Section vicinity Egrr ijiont, North Taranaki, wanted on easy terms. Write “Small Capital,” Daily News, Ha were. e.n. TWO Unfurnished Rooms wanted, with • use of kitchen. Permanent. Two in family. References offered. Urgent. Apply T5O, Daily News, New Plymouth. . ....... - e.h. YVANTED aged Horse, active, must be ’’ guaranteed all work. Reasonable for cash. Apply R. Henson, Whenuku Road, Hawera. L d.w. QMALL Farm wanted. 50 to 80 acres. Without buildings preferred. Send particulars to Gaustad, Waitara. d.w. /jI.D GOLR Bring or register post yours to us. ’ Quote by return mail. Highest prices. F. W. Huthnance, Jeweller, Hew Plymouth. d.w. : LOST AND FOUND. T OST by unemployed Man, Wallet, •M containing marriage license and odd papers. Kindly,leave News, New Plymouth- , • ■ c n A T large? A large Jersey Bull ,in mj paddock. Owner may have same on paying expenses. N. B. Fryday, Climie Rd., Ngaere. 'Phone 2213, Stratford, d.w. Brooch lost Tuesday night between Pembroke and Brecon Road and Regan ■ Street. ' Keepsake. Reward. Ring; 2209 Stratford. ; ■ . d.w. T OST last Saturday between Hawera and Eltham, via Mountain Road,; one: parcel addressed, Eltham Motors. ~Reward. . 1 Hooker Bros./ Ltd., New Plymouth. t>r Hawera. / • d.w. Ti OST near Eltham, one Black Cow and one', dark Jersey, marked D in the ear. R. W. Stuart, Eltham. c.w. WAITARA WANTEDS. . TfOR the Luncheon or Picnic Basket Cooked Ham, Ham and Tongue, Ham Sausage, PoloniesJ Brawn, etc. Best quality at right prices. Waitara Pork Butchers,; Morey’s new building. , c.w; T AMB. The primest, aqd only 5d per •lb. Chops 3Jlb 1/-. Try our Tomato Sausage. Poultry also a specialty. Waitara Pork Butchers, Morey’s new building. c.w. INGLEWOOD WANTEDS. QTOCK at Liquidation. 19/11 Silk ■ Stockings 8/11; Corsets, usually 37/6 pair, now 19/6; Interlock Singlets, 2/11, now .1/9. Peters and Moron, the Open Warehouse, Rata Street. e.n. at Liquidation Prices! Cre- ** tonne _6d, 7d and 9d yard; Rayon, usually 2/11 yard, how 1/9. Peters and Moron, the Open Warehouse. e.n. TpOOTWEAR at Liquidation Prices. Best English all leather Sandals, 5/11, 6/11; good strong all leather Laceup School ■ Shoes, from 10/6; Fleetfoot Canvas -Shoes, all sizes, 4/11 pair. Inspection invited. Peters and Moron. e.n. TJLAZERS bought at Liquidation Prices. Children’s and Adults’ 9/6 to 12/6; Costumes Usually 85/-, now 37/6 to 50/-; latest designed Scarves, 2/11 and 3/11; to-day’s value easily worth 7/6. Peters and Moron, the Open Warehouse. ■ ■ , e.n. T> EDROOM Ottomans covered in Art Silk. Useful pieces of Furniture. Only 38/6, £2 ss, £2 10s, £2 15s. Choose your own coverings to match your room at Drake’s Furniture House. See window display. e.n. T>IMU Dining Room Suite. D.N. Clubleg Table, Sideboard with Mirror, and four chairs, £l3 2s 6d. H. Drake, Furnisher. e.n. TRENTS and Flies, all 3ft. walls, 6xB, 27/6; 8 x 10, 40/-; 10 x 12, 54/-; complete with ropes. Beach Umbrellas, Collapsible Shelters, Folding Camp Stretchers from 21/6. At Drake’s, Furnisher, Inglewood- - e.n. OHESTERFIELD Moquette Suite, good cover, double sprung,, round front. A snip, £l3 10s. See window display. H, Drake, Furnisher. e.n. Tp MAETZIG, Qualified Optician, In- ■*-'• glewood. Twenty years’ experience at your service. Specially equipped sight-testing room. em. •p MAETZIG, Qualified Optician, can supply lenses to suit all sights. Don’t neglect your eyes. Have them tested now. e - n - rpHOS. Drake, Exchange Mart, IngleA wood. Electric Water Heater, as new, £5 10s. Sewing Hand and Treadle, 35/- to 55/-; Champion Range with Boiler, 95/-; Motor-cycle in good order, £5; Push Bike. 50/-:. Prams from 12/6; School and other Books. e.w. IN spite of High Exchange and Sales Tax we are selling Gentlemen’s Felt Hats at 5/11. Clough’s Sale7VUR goods are marked exceptionally low this sale. We advise all to shoo at Clough’s. THUCES must rise, but we offer to the nublic. Dranor’\ Fancv Go o d s and Ci'- + hing at very low prices. Clough’s. Sale.
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Taranaki Daily News, 17 February 1933, Page 1
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