Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13557, 7 November 1907, Page 1

CASH ADVERTISEMENTS un^er this heading not exceeding 16 words are inserted for SIXPENCE, or for One Week 2s 6d. If orders come by letter it must be understood that double these rates will be charged un- , less accompanied by cash. Amusements, Meetings, Shows, and similar announcements are NOT inserted in , this column at cheap rates, but must be paid for atjardinary rates. - LOST AND FOUND. LOST— Sword-shaped Brooch.— Apply Herald Office. f!59 LOST, between Urenui and Waitara, two buggy wheel caps. — Reward cm returning to P. MacCormick, Uregui. f153 LOST, on Friday last, a Greenstone Brooch, with words "Best Wishes" inscribed ; valued as keepsake. Reward.— Apply Herald Office. f166 LOST last Thursday at Salt-water Baths — Gold Locket containing photographs, chain attached (keepsake). Reward.— Apply Herald Office. flso LOST on Sunday afternoon, between Dawson Street and Esplanade — Opal Safety Pin Brooch. — Reward at Herald Office. f137 OST on Sunday afternoon in Vivian Street, between St. Mary's Sunday School and Mrs E. B. Kingdon's — A New Trap Whip. — Reward at Herald Office. f!2B FOUND— At Lady's Handbag.— Apply Herald, Office. f!54 FOUNI) — Bunch of -Keys, steel chain attached.— Apply "The Kash." ■_^ fl6l' STRAYING on my property, Avenue . Road— Dark Red Heifer, white Wily (very wild).. Owner can have same on paying expenses. — G. Cliff, Avenue Road. _; fBO POUND— Lflnudeh's, Direct Importer and Oculist's Optician. Best for spectacles ; all sights. Sight testing free. Reliable watches; clocks (best makes), jewellery. , fl'JO WANTEDS, *C, WANTED— A Girl to assist. — Mrs Alec. Hjll, Young Street. , f U9 T'STbiNTED— Washerwoman, -25s ,per TTt^JMm i "t jir;T -'tit -\--. Gin StyeetTT^ -[. _ do* W : ANTRDif& good ><G&L to assist in . kitchen. — Apply 'Burlington TeX JRo^ms.^ , ....^; f :_^' * ' - f!S7T •%EJL^flPlW^*^^v^|^Cl^i^ one with' W knowledge shorwurnd and typewriting preferred. — Jfpply Box 114, New Plymouth. j^ f165 TRAWBERRIES ! Strawberries ! , Strawberries !— The first of -the season, at E. Beale's,, Fruiterer, Devon Stree^ f!63 TTfTA^NTED— -A Lady Boarder; terms W very reasonable. — Apply pffice of this, paper. f126 WANTED— A » Painter and Paperhanger. — Apply W. • Proctor, Waitara. ' f164 B~*ON'T FORGET the. Children. — White or Coloured Muslin Dresses 2s 9d, 2s lid, 8s 3d. Smart Silk. Overalls and Pinafotfes.-*-Herb,ert's. j ■_. ' '. ' ' f 102 ANTED— Work by good pick and shovel man. — Apply Herald Office. , flsB WANTED— Good general farm hand. — Apply Mrs R. Street, Bell Block. fB7 WANTED— Smart, active Lad.— S. L. Humphries and Co., Brougham Street. fl4o WANTED. at onee — A Floorman, or Improver, who can nail on; constant job and good wages. — Apply to Adam' Sergeant, Hawerai - \* i 139 ANTED TO BU, V — Plymouth Rock Chickens for fattening. -—Apply Herald Office. „ e745 MATINEE COATS,', Sjlk, Pique, or Muslin, the smart -child's wear. These are correct. — Herbert's. f162 ANTED— A smart Boy to learn the trade. — Apply J. Abbott. ' " f!25 ANTED Knpwn^— A large assortment of Phonographs and Records of all descriptions and prices at F. Drake's, Inglewood. f!33 ANTED by a widow, situation as housekeeper. — Apply , Mrs Tipping Registry Office. f!24 and see the largest stock in KJ town of Boys' and Girls' Straw and Crash Galatea, Hats.—^ew Zealand Clashing Factory; ANTED-A strong Girl for general ' housework. — Apply sharp, Mrs Fred Whitehead, Inglewood. fB3 A -CROWNING GRACE is to buy :£^l .your ladies' millinery at Herbert's. Thq smartest, newest, cheapest. ,; fj62 WANTED — Capable young woman for domestic duties.—^Apply evenings, Mrs Wm. Bayly, Vivian St. - f33 SECOND-HAND BICYCLES — Good quality, cheap, easy terms.^-Rey-nold>' Cycle and Sports Depot. f!O3 HOLIDAY COSTUMES.— MusIin, Cambric, Ginghamj or Summerweight Tweeds ; finest selection in town. —Herbert's. J162 ANTED— Good Domestic ; sleep at home; no young children; no washing. — Apply Herald Office. v ' XjLoU HONOGRAPHS and Records.— Wanted — Everyone to call and inspect my stock of Talking Machines, full stock of requisites on hand. — F. Drake, Stationer, Inglewood, opposite Post Office. K33 ANTED KNOWN.— The Taranaki Herald can always be obtained from Mr J. Murahy, Fruiterer, Devon Street. ©887