CASH ADVERTISEMENTS in these columns not exceeding Sixteen Words are inserted for ONE SHILLING P« insertion: or tor Three Insertions 2s 6d. If ordeia come by letter it must be understood that doable these rates vrm be charged unless accompanied w? " cash.." '' ■ ■ ; ;
LOST AND FOUND. LOST— Bay mare pony. . Reward.— Apply Airs. Crocker, Devon Street. a 876 LOST, on Sunday night, between.St. Alary’s and Vogeitown—Gold bar brooch; initials . H. W.—Finder kindly leave at Herald Office. aB6l Dawson Street, yesterday. —Pair Sandals.—Finder please leave same at Herald Office. a 847 OST, between Recreation Grounds and Cemetery . Brown Muff, with long tail.—Reward at Herald Office. a 846 LOST —Four-months old Irish Terrier dog-puppy; dark red coat. Reward for information.- Detainer will be prosecuted.—G. H. Saunders, Empire Theatre. : ‘S3G LOST —Pair gold-rimmed Spectacles. —Reward at Airs. Coleman’s, .Devon Street West. »832 LOST, on Saturday Night, in town— Gold Chain Bangle.—Reward at Herald Office. a 843 FOUND— Duty Stamp in Devon St, —Apply Herald Office. a 845 FOUND —That now is the time to plant Sweet Peas and bulbs for early spring flowers. Harry Gilbert sells them. aBBO FOUND —You had better have it, steam-dyed, for' the winter by Hawkins and Co., the leading firm. a 879 FOUND —That for first-class steam dying and dry cleaning, you must go to Hawkins and Co., the loadfirm. aB4O mg FOUND Out—Wo don’t skite; WO. leave results to judge.—Morshead and Co., Dyers and Dry Cleaners. The oldest firm in Taranaki. ' aBl3 FOUND— That Ching Kec and Co. arc the greatest importers of coloured Chines© silks, also fancy cups and saucers, and suppliers of fresh fruit daily. , t. 878 FOUND— Sensible .presents at West and Sons’. Framed Dutch Prints, ( 6ak Photo , Frames, Framed Pictures, etc.* FOUND — Switcties, Feather-weight Pads, Transformations, etc., made to order. Combings made up. —Mrs. Beadle, Egmont Toilet Parlours, Griffiths’Buildings. £574 WANTEDS. ETC. WANTED; GOOD General Female Cook. No laundry work. Wages 25s per week. ■ Apply, ; r MATRON, ' a 834 Hospital, Patea. PAiJN TE RS wanted; brush hands.Apply Bellringer Bros. a 856 WANTED —Help for housework (.Alokau), 20s, cook general 17s 6a; general lbs, young girl for children 7s 6d.—Scotch negistry Office; opposite Presbyterian Church. aBS6 'ANTED KNOWN—Just arrived, large consignment of all the newest novels, (id edition.—bliss Lithgow, opposite Presbyterian Church. aBB6 WANTED —Young man for delivery cart.—Apply Waldock, Devon St. East. aBBS WANTED ' to.' Buy—Light spring cart, horse and harness. State piice.—Apply Herald Office. aB7l WANTED —A Kitchenman.—Apply Herald Office. a 873 WANTED —A shorthand writer and typist.—-Apply, in own handwriting to “Beaver,” Herald Office. a 874 ENGINE-DRIVER with first-class certificate, also mechanical experience, good reference, waiting engagement.—Apply ''Engineer,” Kaimatarau Post Office, Alanawatu. a 866 YOUNG Lady, domesticated, callable accomplished, desires engagement as 'companion or lady help.— M.W.,” care Airs. AV. Honaor, Huiraugi. aBB3 WANTED— Strong youth for delivery cart.—Apply Al'Neill’s Store, Devon Street. a 745 ■VST ANTED—From lewt to 20cwt V V green cucumbers; price on train per cwt. New Plymouth.—Hamilton and Guy, Palmerston North. a 849 WANTED— A good floorman.—Apply M. Shivnan, blacksmith, Queen Street, New Plymouth. a 854 WANTED To Rent—4 or 5-roomed Hoilse with conveniences.—Apply “Tenant,” Herald Office. aBl2 WANTED —Good Plain Cook.—Apply Airs. Wylie, Devon Street. a 759 6 No, 99 hair nets for Is at Alorey and Aloore’s, opposite Carnegie Library, King Street.' aBB4. I7IOOTBALL Boots; hard toes that stay hard. AlTtwon Bros’, “special toe” All Black boot stands alone. a 853 WANTED —Smart Boy to drive bread-cart.—Apply J. I Vest, Street. a 702 DON’T miss the big discount off Anld’s Famous low prices during April. 2s saved off every £. aßul WANTED Known.—Poultry of all kinds, Roast Pork, Boiled Pork, Boiled Ham daily at Gardiner’s Pork Butcher Shop. c 516 HYGIENIC Bakery.—Roast chickon, chicken patties, pork, steak and kidney pies; fruit pies, apple, apricot, peach, mince, lemon.—’Phone 108. . . aB9O YOU get 2s iu the £ discount, besides at the keenest prices, at Auld’s, New Plymouth. aB5l AM MAKING. —Aluminium, Brass, Copper, and Enamelled Preserving Pans. —H. Ward and Co., The Cash Ironmongers. * W 'ANTED Known —Cambridge Pork Sausages and Small Goods of all kinds at Gardiner’s Pork Butcher Shop.
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Taranaki Herald, Volume LX, Issue 143764, 12 April 1912, Page 1
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681Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Taranaki Herald, Volume LX, Issue 143764, 12 April 1912, Page 1
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