Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13575, 6 December 1907, Page 1

CASH ADVERTISEMENTS undei this heading not 'exceeding 16 words are inserted fer SIXPENCE, or for One Week 2a 6d. * If orders come by letter it must be understood that double these rates will be charged unless accompanied by cash. Amuso- - ments, Meetings, Shows, and similar announcements are NOT inserted in this column at cheap rate's, but must be paid for at ordinary rates. LOSt AND FOUND. ? LOST, ou last Friday Night, between Fulford Street and Esplanade — Gold Bar Brooch ■ with . Ruby ; without inn. Reward. — Apply Herald. 1753 wANtebs, &c< X^TT ANTED— Two Furnished 1 Rooms, v * near railway station preferred. — Address " Furnished," Herald office. * f737 ANTED— Smart Girl 6r Boy to assist in kitchen; good wages. — Apply Foster, Terminus 'Hotel. i 750 S'YGIENiCTBAKERY^SpeciaI Pie . Day on Saturday, Fruit and Meat. too many to enumerate. Nutritious, delicious. 1756' jTi OOSEBERRIES.^Choice Fruit, 4cl \J[ }b. — West End Cash Store, Devon Street. - ' ' ' f754 ANTED— An Intelligent Young Mali as Porter. Apply Coffee Palace^ ; '_ J J689 W" ~ "ANTEI) by domesticated personSituation as Housekeeper- pr Lady Help. — Afcply "J. 5.," Herald Office^ ;, > f 736 W" ANTEDv^A' Girl for the Sb^p, Paperh^nging and Art Department. Apply, James . Bellringer. WANTED, iife' Young Man— Employmsht oT- any kind; store .preferred.— Reply ",X r Z," Box 89,. New Plymouth. ' , . f'744 W"ANTED-^-A respectabie~Girl"to~assist in kitchen; good wages. -nApply JubU^e.Xilla, DO you think it will pay us to adver^tise unless we have the Goods to liack, up our advertisement? Of cour3© • not ; everything wo claim to do, we" do — " and moro". Our oldest customers ere our best friends because of this fact.'* See Table Dainaskj Is 6cl yd^y^^S^sj^Gash,. Store, King Street J|nly). '> . f745 W~~ " ANTE5 T KNOWKI^.' . Bcale ha 7 ■ ior $&Iq tho following varfctaos of Brocolf Plants -.—Mount Cook, P<my letoiili*^ Sei^j'w^^ig, arfd Walcli - J WT ANTED — Farmers to note that VVV V Gear Company's Turnip Manure gave best results at Momohaki State Farm last season. -r-Nowton King, sole agent ior Taranaki. •• i 719 W~~~ ANTED, b/ experienced Young Lady — Position as Typiste ; good education. Apply P.O. Box 102. 1718 1 ANTED -OfoungTOan to milk, and general farm work ; good home, good wages. — Apply Goo. Reslop, Bell Block. f391 WANTED to -Purchase, iv Winter, for tJash— s to 200-acre Farm. State full particulars to EM., care of Herald office. f687 THo, Window Display of Children's. Ladies' and Gents' Tan Boots and Shoes at the New Zealand Clothing Factory's local branch is well worth inspec-. tion. GGS ! EGGS ! !— Wanted, 100 0 } imi Fresh Eggs ; also, good Fat Poultry. Apply Criterion Hotel. . •_ f_679 ANTED— A Good, Experienced Girl for fruit shop. Apply Central Restaurant, Devon St. f674 NOTHING in the paper is of more genuine value to you than the advertisements from tho Busy Cash Store, King Street. Our customers are thinkers both in pattern and price. Come round. Morey and Moore will treat you well this month. 1745 JAM — We have arriving from now onwards,, large quantities of all kinds of Jam Fruits, to be sold at lowest prices. Book your orders early at Johnston's Stores. f6lO AK~FRAMES.— We have a new supply from 2s ; green and brown. — West, Paperhangers, Picture Framers, Devon Street. ' • _ NEW Xmas Fruits arrived this morning. They are the finest sample you have ever seen, including Currants, Sultanas, Raisins, Figs, Muscatels, Almonds, Peel, Spices, and everything that is required to make a perfect cake, at Vealels. LD-FASHIONED ways may be too slow for the present ; but the oldfashioned honesty and fair dealing at our Store is one of tho things that have helped us to grow. Our Is Towels are the best you can buy for the price. Just step round and see. You are always welcome at Morey and Moore's Busy Cash Store, King Street. f745 WANTED Known.— A largo assortment of Phonographs and Records of all descriptions and prices at F. Drake's, Inglewood. f133 GREAT Record on Boucher Cycles — o Mile: E. Evison, scr., Ist; A. Le Compte, 2nd ; E. Young, 3rd. 9th November. 1 Mile: A. Le Compto, Ist ; E. Young, 3rd. . H. Edwards won the double on sth October. H. WolForman the double on 21st September. - A. Walker won Ist, 2 seconds on 11th November, and 25 Mile on 3rd June. Every Cycle was Built at 95, Molesworth Stroet, Wellington, New Zealand, and not in Birmingham. — W. Drinkwater, agent. Lemon Street, Now Plymouth. f_GGB OHONOGRAPHS and Records.— JL Wanted— Everyone Ob call and inspect my stock of Talking Machined, full stock of requisites on hand. — F. Drake, Stationer, Inglewood, opposite Post Office. f133 c i