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WANTEDS, &c. WANTED, Second Cook.—Apply Motel Braeburn, Wanganui. 468 ' WANTED, Girl Help.—Apply Mrs’. Cattloy,- 80 Vivian Street. 383 WANTED, for Havvera district, Tliree Farm Hands, not eligible for military service; good wages; work, dairying, grubbing, weeding, etc.—Apply M'Gregor, Grosvenor Hotel, between 1 10 and 11 Saturday morning. 467 WANTED, Lithographic Machinist'; good-wages ; ( permanent employment.—J. Wilkie and Co., Ltd., Dunedin. 472 WANTED, a female relieving hand. —Apply Breakwater Hotel, New .Plymouth. \ •' ' 460 WANTED, a' Smart Boy.—Apply Duncan and Davies, Ltd., Nurserymen, New Plymouth. 438 WANTED, immediately, Two Smart Waitresses and Two Pantrymaids ; ; also Two Boys of good address; highest ! wages.—Mr. Carr, The Marble Bar, 437 WANTED, Planer Machinist, Docker and Yardman wlio can class timI bor. —-Apply Tauiaki Sawmill Co., Kan- , ntrm A S ).A. WANTED, Reliable Carter.—Apply Percy Lealand, 202 Devon Street. WANTED, Experienced Waitress; also Housemaid.—Apply Mrs. Golding, I '.Raimi.” 390 WANTED, Smart Boy for machine room.—Apply Taranaki Herald. WANTED, Assistant for country store, single. Apply W. F. M'Alluiu, Uruti. g!53 WANTED, Homo for lady and gentleman, two children, with homely people; or bedroom and sitting-room with board. —"Homo,” Herald Office. , • 446 WANTED to Rent, Partly-furnished Hou.se for long term; immediate possession.—Address “E.W.G.,” Herald Office. 443 WANTED, immediately, Three Appentiees to cabiuetmaking, upholstering and machinery departments; good wages to steady boys.—Apply Red Post. £471 iDHOTCE Pears, 4s 6d a half-bushel box; Plums, 2s 6d a case. —Lister’s City Cash .Store. , 454 DRESSMAKING.— Miss Johnson has resumed after the holidays; day or heme.—Cameron Street (first house off Lemon Street). 426 PLUMS! Plums in any quantity; Id per pound.—H. Cole, Veale Road Orchard. 445 SPECIAL bargains at The Melbourne —Heavy white towels, 16 by 38 inches. Is 3d pair. 479 i / PAIR, men’s all-wool socks, S JL / spliced toes and heels, -at The j Melbourne. 479 .| -J / PAIR, men’s black cashmcro- .! JL/ finish socks,/all sizes, at The | Melbourne. 479 I -j LADIES’ Japanese crepe kiA« ! / X .1. mono jackets, at The Melbourne, Ltd. 479 QK/, LADIES’ smart mercerised Ox)/ silk sports coats, at The Melj ■ 479 j ! Q MEN*S summer-weight grey ./ f J mottled cotton 'sirtglets, at [ The Melbourne; Pants to match, Is 6d. 479 1/9 MEN’S fine white India, gauze singlets, at The Melbourne. 479 4/6 -j /j / A LADIES’ smart Japanese silk JLtc/ O blouses, at The Melbourne Best value in the Dominion. 479 Q-/A MEN’S white tennis shirts, at tJ/ O The Melbourne, Ltd.; all sizes, grand value. 479 -J /Q MEN’S Police braces, at The JL /tj .Melbourne; best quality President braces, 3s 6d pair. 479 MEN’S striped neglige shirts, at The Melbourne, Ltd.; black or blue stripes on white grounds. 479 THE .Melbourne’s brown towels are cheaper than, towelling by the yard; sample them, they’re wonderful value. 479 If* YARD, navy “Advance” drill, X/ O at The Melbourne, Ltd.; this is less than wholesale price to-day. 4/d 4 FOR Is, men’s large white handkerchiefs, at The Melbourne, Ltd. ’ 479 6 FOR Is, ladies’ hemstitched Irish lawn handkerchiefs, at The Melbourne, Ltd. 479 OYS’ washing ties, new goods, 6d and 9d each, at The Melbourne, Ltd. 7 479 -j / PAIR, fine Lisle thread hose, 1/ ti Hawley’s dye, at The Melbourne, Ltd. 479 O TILL 2s 3d pair, ladies’ plain all-wool black cashmere hose, at The Melbourne; new supplies will be dearer-. 47.9 1 id PAIR, men’s Mosgiel socks, at X/ O The Melbourne, Limited. 479 7) /f* PAIR, men’s pure wool cash- £/ O mere socks, at The Melbourne. Ltd. - , j 479 PAIR, ladies’ pure Llama hose, at The Melbourne, Ltd. 479 3/n /X 1 PAIR, ladies’white and black 11 silk ankle hose, at The Melbourne, LttL 479 DON’T forget, when'you require first • quality confectionery, English and colonial, remember Woollett’s, Devon Street. 4<6 WHY go' further when wo are offering big value in Furniture of quality. A largo assortment of Rugs, Carpets, Mats, Seagrass Squares, Jap. Squares, Bedding, Blinds, Loose Covers, Eiderdown Quilts recovered by experienced hands at shortest notice. —Haddock, Upholsterer and Furnisher, Devon : Street (uext ; to Gadd's, Grocer), Now Plymouth. £ . ■ “"OOTMEND” mends holes in metal JL pots, enamehvare, etc., no solder, anyone can do it; Is fid. “Mendels,” Is packet.—Ward and Co., Cash Iroa- ; mongers * CN. JOHNSON, Designer and . Maker of Good Furniture. — We shall be pleased to quote you for any article of Furniture or Upholstery. ! Note address; King Street (next Jones’ :■ Stables). 159 Galvanised whitebait Netting, 30in., 36in. wide; Garden Rakes, Is 9d, -2s 3d; Handled Hoes, Is fid; Spades, 4s 6d.—Ward and Co., Cash Ironmongers.*

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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 16039, 25 January 1918, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 16039, 25 January 1918, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 16039, 25 January 1918, Page 1