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Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 11934, 7 April 1902, Page 3

"Lost and Pound. LO^T, near the Post Office.— Three small KEYS, one tied with red ribbon. Finder lewarded —Apply Herald Office. a46t» LOST, in town, —An UMBRELLA, pilh metal band round the handle. Reward —Apply Herald Office. a 442 Wanteds, &c. PAUSODONOPTIC SPECTACLES. — Genuine. — Most pnotbing to tbe errs —Only from ROBT. LUMSDBN, Ocnli«t's Optician, next W bite's, Draper. a! 64 WANTED,— A Young Man for the Pakehouse. — J- poly .Buchanan, Ourrietreet. " * ' a 476 WANTED — *n Experienced Mau wants to at range to Milk on Shares.— Apply ' vimce3." Ukrald and Budget Officea 472 WASTED,— Situation as Co^k in hotel or private house.— -Apply X.?., Hebald Office. " a 468 WANTED. — Young tradesman desires Board ard Residence in quiet private family. — Apply Hebald Office. a 469 WAKTED.— A good all-round Farm Hand, A bonus given at the end of twelve months. — Addres3 at Hebald Office. a 449 WANTED KNOWN,— ROBT.'I.UMSDEN, the most reliable Practical Watchmaker md Oculist's Optician. Devon-street, next White's, Draper. 35 years' experience. . aJ64 nDINCESforJam Makitig. Apply early. — F. Newell, c/o SKuttlewortli Bvoi.' Store. a 450 WANTED TO BUY.— Cocksfoot Grass Seed in any quantity. Send samples and lowest prices on trucks at any station to Box 11, Wanganui. a 142 TRY McEWEN BROS.' Chrome Football I BOOTS for Comfort and Durability. a 413 UJf ANTED- --Capable FABMKB to' Take »f charge oE <xra?.uig Farms for winter months. P.eferences indispenisib'e. — Thos. Olivee, Drer.u.. a 439 WAITED,— Two BOYS. — Apply Sash & Doos Co. a 402 WANTED,— Two Boarders, private family 5 minutes from Pest Office. — Apply W. 3., Hebald Office. a 385 WANTED,— Errand BOY. — Apcly F. Hall, Chemist. a 383 ORDIDS' ANNUAL SOCIAL, Foresters' Hall, Gill-street, Thursday, April 10th. Tickets: Ladies, 1/6; Gents, 2/-. Music by D. McKinnon Bain.— F. MOVEBL2T, Hon. Sec. " a 346 W~ A N T E D,-Good« BRICKLAYERS.— Apply G. Cliff, Excelsior Timber farda. , / a 360 FA. PEARSON, Land and Commission ■ Agent, Kawhia, will attend the Ballot on behalf of clients for Kawhia Lands at Te Awamutu in April. Full particulars to be registered and addressed to me at Kawhia. a3S For Sale or To Let TO BE S OLD,— 3 J Acre', mile and a-half from town. Splendid building site. — Apply 0.P., H3BALD Office. a 465 FOR SAL B. — Minorca and Orpington ' Cockerels ; also table fowls. — Apply J. Salt, Vogeltown. . a 471 FOR SALE. — Several cheap and really good second-hand Bicycles — Apply Tauktou's Sports Depot, New Plymouth. QPORTINttL GENTS. — Well bred "Irish 0 Setter " Dog for sale. — Apply JAS. Mtkott, a*74 FOR SAL E. — First-class second-hand Double-barrel Breech- loading Gnn and fittings, in case. — R. Lkdsz, Cash Trading Co. a 473 TO LET.— A Shop and- Rooms, in Carriestreet. — Apply Buchanan, Currie-streef. X - a 477 FOR SALE— Level $-acre, handy to town. Price, £250. — Apply E. Gilmoub. a 447 TO LET,— GRAZING on a farm of fortyacres good land at Wettown. near the Public Hall. — Apply office of this, paper. a 453 AHUROA. AHURGA. — How valuable these sectioas are. It is beyond donbfc that the Harbour must be extended to export direct to fpreiga jnarkets. Bee what transhipment and middlemen are costing the. producers of Taranaki. Holders of Freehold will be considered lucky in a position like Ahuroa, especially when they can purchase a section from £50 upwards on 10 per cent, deposit.— Call ighan & Co. Telephone 43 and 151. P.O. Box 115. ' Office opposite! Theatre Royal. a 362 FOR RALE, OR TO LET.— A Boardinghouse, doing a great business, containing; LI rooms, pantry, bathroom, and wash-house. — Apply for particulars to Mrs Mustohin, Moa Boardiug House, InglewoocL a 372 F.OR SALE, OR LEASE.— Boarding-house in good position, Stratford. — Apply to C.H., Broadway, Stratford. a37S FOR SALE. — New Cottage, five rooms, well finished, Orion iange, good "wash-house, set copper, centrally situated. A bargain. £335.— Apply Medley. & Weight, Devonstreet. • a3Bl FOR SALE.— First-class HOTEL. Lease has 9 jears to run; and Turnover about; £3600 per annum. Price for Goodwill of Lease, £3000.— Apply A.8., Herald Office. Atn £75, £90, £100.— No rebate will be otJuUa made to anyone taking more than one section in Ahuroa. Our upsets I have been placed on these sections, and i although property has risen from 30 to 40 per cent, around them, the upsets will remain the same for completion of estate. More than half already been sold. — Callaghah & Co. Telephone 43 and 151. Bos 11$ Office opposite Theatre Royal. • a 361 TO BE SOLD,— A Sacrifice. — 8-roomcd House, scullery, and bathroom, freehold, for £345; situated in Brougham-street, within I half minute of centre i>f town.— Apply, at once, Cabthew, Bbittaijst, & Co. a4OO TO- LEASE.— 7-roomed House, with either "I 10 or 14 acres good grass land, within 5 minutes walk of Smart Road railway station. Immediate! possession can be given.— rApply Hebald Office. a 223 FOR SALE.— FuII Quarter-acre Section, six-roomed house, and outbuildings. Robe street.— Apply R. M. CobkeT. Devonstreet, (wonthepremise-s _a37fr TO LEASTS. — 6-rooraci Dwelling and 8 acres, | of a mile from town. Eental, 12/6, to good tenant.— CALLAaHAN & Co. Telephone 43 and 151. P.O. Box 115. Office, i opposite Theatre Royal. a 393 212 1 ACRES, in Town Boundary. Choice bnilding site. £175 per acre.— BEWLEY & QRIPPITHB. a 407 QOOD INVESTMENT.— S-roomed House, and wash-house. Let at 12/- per week. Pries, £330. Very easy terms. — Bewley & Gbiffiths. a*o6 TO LET.— A Shop in Silver-street, from April Ist.— W. Bayly, Central Meat Bazaar. a 351 TO LET. iv Egmont - street. — Superior ground floor Offices. Two up-to-date date Shops. Large room, upstairs, fireplace Rents moderate.— W. D. Webstjsb. a 305 WANTED TO RENT.— comfortable five* roomed Cottage.— Apply J. C. Da vies, Devon-street j^? FOR BALE.— I2O Acres, freehold, all in gras9 and fenced; good house and outbuildings; and elcnr of all noxious weeds. Price, only £8 15s per acre.— Apply HERALD Office. gj* Okato Catholic Grounds. MONDAY, APRIL 21st And Three Following Nights. "AM,- NATIONS FAIlt." Authorised by" tho Honourable Colonial ' Secretary, in aid of the Okato Catholic Church and Presbytery Fund. Baffles ! Sale of Works ! Guessing Competitions ! Graphophone I Side Shows ! Concert ! J uvenile Amusements ! and Other Attractions. , J. CARPENTER, a 243 Hon. Secretary*