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Taranaki Daily News, 19 December 1933, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. {JAPABLE Help wanted. References essential. No washing or outside work. ’Phone 9, Manaia, or Box 2L b.n. SALESMEN (3), good, required for easy selling line. Good money to suitable men. “Salesmen,” Daily News, New Plymouth. b.n. /CAPABLE Girl wanted. Apply County Hotel, Stratford. e.w. TT OUSEKEEPER wanted. Able to milk; urgent. Apply “Bachelor,” Daily News, New Plymouth.b.w. 'V'OUNG Woman wanted for Housework and milking. Apply 030, c/o Daily News, New Plymouth. b.e. T AD wanted for General Farm Work. A. D. Walker, Ngaere.a.w. ‘jITTT.KF'.R • • wanted. Machines used. .A Permanent if suitable applicant. Aird, Kahouri Bridge. a.w. STRONG Youth or Man wanted for General Farm Work. Apply W. Casey, Hursthouse Road, Inglewood, a.w. ILIAN or Youth wanted-for Dairy Farm. Good stripper. Also strong boy. Man, 25/- per week. ’Phone 83313, Stratford. f.w. A2.IRL wanted for Housework, and milk if necessary. Apply Mrs. J. Muggeridge, No. 1 Rqral Delivery, Manaia. .. . ' ' : a - w - TWILLING and reliable Man or Youth ’ wanted for Dairy Farm; good conditions. Apply “Permanent,” c/o News, Hawera. . a - e - "DELIABLE Farm Hand wanted. Wages . 25/- per week. Apply A. C. Josephson, Riverlea. SITUATIONS WANTED. T ORRY or Car Driving wanted by sober experienced man; go ’ anywhere. Apply 020, c/o Daily News, New Plymouth. b.n. LOST AND FOUND. TVILL person who took parcel by mis- ’ take from Abbott’s shop, Manaia, Saturday, December 9, please return. < " b.n. T OST from Manaia, 3 cows (milking), 1 roan and 2 light Jerseys (all straps and tags on necks). J. A. G. Cosgrove, Manaia. b- n - yX/HITE Canvas Car Cover lost prob- ’ * ably near Moturoa. Reward on returning to Hogg’s Store, Moturoa. b.n. 90 x 6 RIM > Tyre and Tube I*ost 1 * ost be " . tween Oakura and Town. Reward. Apply Newton King Ltd., N.P. f.w.

FRUIT FOR SALE. 1 OLBS. freshly gathered Raspberries 10/-; Loganberries, 8/- cash; rail paid mail train. Coombs Nurseries, Palmerston North. b.y. ; CAGE BIRDS FOR SALE. TJUDGERIGARS, all colours and other ■ choice Cage Birds for sale. L. Feek, Orlando Street, Stratford. b.w. (CANARIES for sale. ' Few only; good . singers, from 19/6. Young birds. Ring 1068. ' . f - w - WESTOWN SPECIALS. ,T ADIES’ Fancy Handkerchiefs, 6d, 9d, " 1/-. Boxes of Handkerchiefs, 1/2, 2/3, 2/11 to 8/6. Hosiery, 2/11, 4/11. Pure Silk fully-fashioned, 7/6 and 8/11. General assortment, of Fancy Goods and Xmas Novelties. Miss Wright, Westown Draper and Bookseller. f-w. RADIO NOTICES. { QOONER or later opportunity will offer in the Radio ’Profession. Why not qualify now? Johnson’s Wireless Cpl- , lege, Brandon St., Wellington, C.l. Telephone 42-468. b.x. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. rpHE following replies are awaiting collection at the Daily News, New Plymouth: Owner, 030, X4O, Dundee, CIO, Tourist, 101, H2O, Company. PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING. VYTANTED Painting and Paperhanging. Workmanship guaranteed; estimates free. Contracts. undertaken in town and country. H. Parrish 203. Hine St.,. New Plymouth. d.x. PLANTS FOR SALE. ASTERS! Asters! Asters! 6d dozen, 2/6 100. Orders left N. Allen’s Store, prompt attention. E. Beale, Frankleigh Park, New Plymouth, b.w. VMAS Flower Special. Eight Portulaca, 8 Phlox Drummondi, 4 Beauty Stock, 20 plants for 9d. at Great Bargain Store or Nursery. Still supplying Tomatoes at wholesale prices. H. arid H. Nursery, ’phone 1568. tTAWSONIANA, 2-years, 11/- 100; oneyear 40/-. Seedlings 30/- 1000. Freight paid. Macdonald, Manurewa, Auckland. c - x<

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