Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 144129, 26 June 1913, Page 1

CASH ADVERTISEMENTS-' in'.thcss columns uoC exceeding ''’ iX Vv'n Words are inserted for UNL SHILLING liw /insertion; or :ot Thres Insertions 2s od. ■ li on era. come by Ictlur it must ho under; stood that double these .rates win ’.be charged wuie.sa uctx'uitiuiiJcu u!f casn. LOST AND FOUND. OST, near Girls’ High School, on Monday, Enamel nuct Silver Pendant; reward. —Apply Morale! Office. c2/c S I OST, between Fitzroy and Now J Plymouth, n 'Bus Lush ion.-—Up-ward at West’s Stables. 1 e 274 FOUND;; opposite Taranaki Hotel, Onnnmi ■ n »irl PlnmhorS. Copp'en and Prestnoy, Plumbers, blicct-metal Workers, and Electricians. c 244 TJ7TOUND, that wo. are the principal ..JL Dyers and Dry Cleaners .of Taravears.—Morshoad and naki for many . Co., two dooi's from Ucd Post, Devon Street. cl 7 5 T7IOUN.D, that if you want it done JL* right, take it to Hawkins and Co.', tiio Loading Steam Dyers , and Dry Cleaners, Devon Street, Now Plymouth. cl 74 FOUND, in Brougham Street, the Host Up-to-Dato Hairdressing Parlour in town. . Cleanliness combined with civility a speciality. —W. H. Preece. ' c!66 FOUND, that Morshead and Co. Dyo or Clean all kinds of garments, to your satisfaction. Please note address: Two doors from Red Post, Devon St.' c 34 . Oak TTTOUND, Sensible Presents .1? PhStn Frames, Pictures,'. Paint Boxes, Chalks, Crayons, etc., at West and i Sons’, Painters, opposite Masonic Stables, Devon Street East.” IT yOUND — Electrolysis. Vibro . f sage, Hairdressing, Shampooing, ->i • ■ etc. Combings made up.—Mrs. Beadle, Ecu out Toilet Parlours, near Carnegie La.ary. ’Phono 80.* WANTEDS. Etc. r ANTED, a good smart Boy.—Ap- , ply Sole Bros. /, c 240 WANTED, a Cook - Laundress; housemaid kept.-—Apply -Mrs. Wickers, Inglewood.' (-267 ■W ANTED, young Girl for housework,' mornings only. Apply cS7I Mrs/Muller, Fulford Strfeet ■ w. ANTED, Boy for shop.—Apply Red Post Furnishing .Company! WANTED, steady Lad accustomed to horses and plain gardening; light work.—Apply Dr. M’Cleland. c!77 HOW Morning, at 9 o’clock" a visit rbe 8i,.-. .Jolri'a;r at'Aftrcy and -Moore’s, opposite Carnegie Library. Don’t mfes the 2s lid Room. , c 266 kUJ.IT'S! Suits!—See tno,outside disC 5 play at The Kash. They have the largest stock of ‘Men’s- Suit in Taranaki." m'O-MORKOW '’Morning, at 9 o’clock, ii visit the Big Job Fair at Morey and Moore’s, opposite Carnegie Library. Don’t miss the 2s lid Room. c 266 WANTED, commercial men to call and inspect the latest Roll-top Desk—J. Lobb, Liardet Street.* mO-MORROW- Morning, at 9 o’clock, JL visit the Big Job Fair at Morey and Moore’s, opposite Carnegie Library. Don’t miss the 2s lid Room. c 266 TVTEW ZEALAND Week Specials at _Lt! the New Zealand Clothing Factory,— Boys’ D.B. Tweed Overcoats 7s 6d, lOs'Cd, IGs 6d; Raincoats 18s 6d to 30s; all startling value.'* T O-MOEROW Morning, at 9 o’clock, ■isit the Big Job Fair at Morey ind Moore’s, opposite Carnegie Library, ion’t miss the 2s lid Room. c 266 JUST arrived, ' another shipment of Biscuits, including Plain Wheatmeal, Shredded Wheat-meal, German. Rusk’s, Ship, Maltine, Shortbread, and dozens of other kinds, at Veale’s, Devon Street, New Plymouth'.* TO-MORROW Morning, at 9 o’clock, visit the Big Job Fair at Moroy and Moore’s, opposite Carnegie Library. Don't miss the 2s lid Room. C 266 THE KASH for Whipcord Trousers 5s Cd, All-wool Saddle Trousers 7s lid and 10s 6d.* TO-MORROW Morning; at 9 o’clock, visit the Big Job Fair at Morey and Moore’s,' opposite Carnegie Library. Don’t miss the 2s lid Room. c 266 PATENT Break-back Rat and Mouse Traps, easily set, sure catchers; .Iso French Wire Rat Cages.—H. Ward nd Co., The Cash Ironmonger.* rO-MORROW Morning, at 9 o’clock, visit the Big Job Fair at Morey nd Moore’s, opposite Carnegie Library, lon’t miss the 2s lid Room. c26S IOEGISTER Grate Asupans, JaJOL panned Is Gd, 2s, yvith brdss bead 2s 6(1, 3s 6d; Grate Trivets Is 6d, Basket Grates 12s Gel, for open fireplaces.—H. Ward and Co., Tbo Cash Ironmongei's.* - . TO-MORROW Morning, at 9 o’clock, visit the Big Job Fair at Morey and Moore’s, opposite Carnegie Library. Don’t inis£ the 2s lid Room. c 266 ONE important item omitted .from tbo Boosting Society’s programme is that Now Plymouth is supplied with bettor meat than any town in our Dominion, and'that Toll’s is tile best meat' in Now Plymouth—an incontrovertible fact. Small goods a specialty. ’Phone 39.* TO-MORROW Morning, at 9 o’clock, visit the Big Job Fair at Moroy and Moore’s, opposite Carnegie Library. Don’t miss the 2s lid Room. c 266 H HADDOCK, Practical Uphol- . sterer.—Furniture' Re-covered; loose covers a speciality; Eiderdown Quilts Rc-covored; Blinds, Bedding, etc., made at shortest notice. No connection with any other firm. Axuiiustcr Carpets and Rugs to suit clients’ requirements. Wo also specialise in Iligh-class Furniture. We have the latest English designs, which can bo made up on the shortest notice by skilled craftsmen. Opposite General Post Office, Devon Street. b 824 TO-MORROW Morning, at 9 o’clocl visit the Big Job Fair at More and Moore’s, opposite Carnegie Librari Don’t miss the 2s lld‘ Room. c2l; csiTft TT\ ” i .JL-Va CORSETS.