CA§H ADVERTISEMENTS in these columns not exceeding Words are inserted for OisiJ* SHILLING insertion; or tor Three Insertions 2s Cd. If orders come by letter it must be under* stood that double tbeso rates wu* be charged unless accompanied Py cash.
LOST AND FOUND. LOST, on April 6—Cheque made out to self. No. 134,003. Payment stopped.—Finder please leave at Herald Office. a 941 LOST, Sunday, between St. Mary’s and To Henui—Hatpin, aluminium and enamel head.—'Howard at Herald Office. aS44 ILL the person who was seen taking a Cycle from the Criterion Hotel kindly return same, to prevent further trouble. a 949 THOUND—A suit made equal to new jJ by having it cleaned by Hawkins and .Co., the dry cleaners. a 943 OUND Out—Wo don’t skito; we leave results to . judge,—Morshead and Co., Dyers and Dry Cleaners. The oldest firm in Taranaki. TTtOHND —Sensible presents at West I 1 and Sobs’. Framed Dutch Prints, Oak. Photo Frames, Framed Pictures, etc.* • F' OUND Switches, feather-weight Pads. Transformations, etc., mado to order. Combings made up, —Mrs. Beadle, Egmont Toilet Parlours, Griffiths’ Buildings. *'"4 WANTEDS, ETC,
G' WANTED. OOD General Female Cook. 1 Ni laundry work. Wages 25s per\ Apply, aB3-l MATRON, Hospital, Patoa. WANTED — A young man as porter.—Coffee Palace. , a 957 WANTED at Once — 6 good generals, easy places; 2 cooks, 2Us and 3Us; 2 housemaids.—Scotch Registry Office, opposite Presbyterian Church. I a 953 WANTED— A smart 'girl for office, work.—Apply to box 148, P.O. a 952 WANTED — A grocer’s assistant, actomed to canvassing.—Apply A. Jones and Co., Devon Street. ~ a 956 WANTED —Two unfurnished rooms, sunny aspect; one with fireplace.—Apply “X.Y.Z.,” Herald Office... a 942 WANTED—' Situations for hotel preferred; housemaid, good references.—Scotch Registry Office, opposite Presbyterian Church. a 928 WANTED —A thoroughly steady and reliable man for bread and small goods; good wages to a good man. References required Apply May and Arrowsmith, Ltd. a 919 AINTERS wanted; brush hands.— Apply Bellringer Bros. a 856 WANTED —Youth to assist in machine milking-shed.—Apply G. Grover, Oakura, or G. Hoby, Bell Block. ■ a 903 ENGINE-DRIVER with first-class' certificate, also mechanical experience, good reference, waiting engagement.—Apply “Engineer,” Kaimutarau Post Office, Manawatu. a 866 ANTED—A Kitchenman.—Apply Herald Office. a 873 YOUNG Lady, domesticated, capable accomplished, desires engagement as companion or lady help.— "M.W.,” care Mrs. W. Honnor, Huirangi. aBB3 LONDON Millinery Depot.—Golf jackets and coats, in brown, navy and cream; 3 only tweed paletots 15s 6d, worth 30s. , a 945 WANTED — Strong youth for de,livery cart.—Apply M'Neill’s Store, Devon Street. a 745 WANTED To Rent—4 or 5-roomed House with conveniences.—Apply ‘.‘Tenant,” Herald Office. aBl2 WANTED —Good Plain Cook.—Apply Mrs. AVylie, Devon Street. a 759 17100TBALL Boots; hard toes that . stay hard. M'Ewen Bros’, “special toe” All Black boot stands alone. a 853 J AM MAKING. —Aluminium, Brass, Copper, and Enamelled Preserving Pans.—H. Ward and Co., The Cash Ironmongers. * WANTED KNOWN—Sterling sil-ver-mounted case pipes at 8s 6d. Lints’ sale; all shapes. ■\. r ALUES—Briar pipes at 6d, hollow, V ground razors Is lid, strops from lid.—Lints' sale. your camp blankets, warm shirts and underwear at the Now Zealand Clothing Factory. ■ SOMETHING choice for cold weather.—Stoffensen’s Ginger Ale; warm and invigorating. Second to none.—’Phono 424. a 936 LONDON Millinery Depot—Millinery of all descriptions, at lowest possible prices for cash. Novelties in wings, ornaments and trimmings. a 945 FOR high'-efass aerated waters and cordials, quality unequalled.— Try Steffeuseu, ’phone 424. ' a 936 J UST Arrived, for the Lenten season —Lax, Cornish Pilchards, Haddocks, Yarmouth Bloaters, Dried Sprats, White Herrings in barrels. Red Herrings, Anchovies in glass. Sardines, Mullet, Oysters, Tohcroas, Shrimps, Prawns, and Lobster —all procurable at Veale’s. * NOTHING to equal it! What? bteffonsen's Dry Ginger Ale. — ’Phone 424, a 936 WANTED KNOWN—We have all the latest requirements for razorsetting; satisfaction guaranteed.— Lints, Devon Street East. A RE yon there? Is that the Herald? il Joll speaking from the Meat Bazaars. Please make it known to all people that wo, have secured another lino of 85 prime bullocks from plawera; also some choice 4-tooth wethers. * DAISY Fly Killers kill flies by the million; neat and attractive. Price Is. —H. Ward and Co., The Cash Ironmongers.*
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Taranaki Herald, Volume LX, Issue 143766, 15 April 1912, Page 1
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687Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Taranaki Herald, Volume LX, Issue 143766, 15 April 1912, Page 1
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