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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16505, 5 August 1919, Page 1

Prepaid advertisements not exceeding sixteen words. One Shilling; three consecutive insertions, Two Shillings and Sixpence. _____ LOST AND FOUND. J" OST, Building Receipts.—Please reJ turn to R. Clinton Hughes, Rew.ird. ij REWARD for information reX garding the person who wilfully damaged my paper-box on gate. —(E Cooke, Vogeltown. c 427 LOST, Sunday night, between Buller Street and Whitelcy Church, via Devon Street, Dark Brown Fur Muff. Reward. —Apply Herald Office. 0422 LOST, Greenstone Tißi, in Brougham or Devon Street. —Reward at Herald Office. ' 0413 LOST, Returned Soldiers’ Badge, 10/2469. —Finder please return to Club. ' e4OB LEFT, last Saturday, on empty _ section next to Nathan’s Buildings, Basket containing parcels.—Reward at Herald Office. c-112 TT'IOUN D—ZX2OK Wo clean and J? press suits from 7s 6d. Get busy!— At J. K. Hawkins and Co.’s. d 842 TTODND Painting, Paper-hanging, JC Picture-framing, at West’s, Devon Street East, opposite Spedding’s. WANT EDS. "ANTED, Smart Girl for shop and keep books"; —Apply, in own handwriting, to Burke Bros, (opposite Everybody’s Theatre). c 444 WANTED Urgently, to rent, five or six-roomedi house for term, with purchase clause. —Reply “Urgent,” Herald Office. c 448 WANTED to Lease or Buy, Small House; all conveniences preferred. —Apply by letter, P. 0., Now Plvmouth. e 441 WANTED to Purchase, House five to six rooms; good position. No agents.—Apply “Spot Cash,” Herald Office. e 430 WANTED, One Unfurnished Room; must, bo central. —Apply “Immediately,” Herald Office. e 434 ANTED to Buy, Cabbages and Lettuce; any quantity.—Gavcy. next H.B. 0429 ANTED, Girl for housework; or help for few hours daily.—Apply Mrs. S. H. Dabb, Vogel town. c 382 "ANTED, smart middle-aged woman ns working housekeeper.—Apply Grand Central. c 360 IST ANTED to buy.—Light two-seater W Car. Apply sharp, R. Kendrick, i'aitara. ’Phone 62, c 390 SEED Potatoes! Now is the time to plant. Try Yates’ Early Russott.— \ T olan and Co. 0321 DRESSMAKERS! A splendid opportunity for a first-class dressmaker a Cambridge, Waikato. A good conlection ready to walk into. —For all pariculars -write Mrs. T. P. Jenkins, Milinery Specialist, Cambridge. e 440 STATES’ Seeds! Plant now', Early S_ Russott Potatoes, proved variety. -Nolan and Co. e 321 CLEARING all lines at less than halfprice at Mrs, Fellow's great Millinery Sale ; last week of sale. - e 450 VE. specialise in all forms of job printing balance-sheets, circus, letter-heads, tickets, posters—ything in the printing lino. Give 3 Herald a ring, and wo will send a iresentativo with quotations. ’Phone d 833 STAINLESS and Rustless Sheffieldmade Knives, “Taylor’s Eye Witness,” Yylonito balance handles; small size 35s half-dozen, largo size 40s halfdozen. —Ward and Co., The Cash Ironmongers.* DON’T miss the opportunity of getting a cheap Hat at Mrs. Fellow's-; ast week of sale. e 460 BEFORE placing your order for choice furniture and upholstery give us a call. Furniture made to order from all the latest designs; newest materials to choose from. Suites from £7 10s, Seagrass Squares, Runners, Rugs, Carpets, Blinds, Bedding, Loose Covers, Eiderdown Quilts recovered; workmanship and materials guaranteed.—Madllamn dock (next to Gadd’e Grocer), Devon Street.* PRAMS, Push-carts, Go-carts, Hoods recovered, Prams roupholstered and painted, Tyres fitted while you wait.— Maddock, Furnisher, Devon St,, New Plymouth. e 313 jRALSE Teeth, sound or otherwise: . top market price to trade and others. —Peariine Co., 168 Queen Street, Auckland. cBB7 AST Week of Mrs. Fellow’s ClearJ ing Sale of Mllinery; hosts of bar tins still left. c 450 CJTOPLEAKS” (pot rivets) will mend 3 anything that leaks, price Is pacit; “Mendita,” Is packet or three for Gd, postage paid.—Ward and Co., *sh Ironmongers.* fOUR. last chance to secure cheap Millinery at Mrs. Pellews’s Cloar--off Sale. All new stock last season. [THE Taranaki Herald is obtainable L every evening after 6 o’clock from e following:—Miss Retford, Currie reet; Messrs. Young and Logie, H. J. •ice and C. W. Waldock, Coufections, Devon Street: and T. W. White, iver Street. FEW PLYMOUTH SAVINGS BANK 1 (Established I 860). esident. His Excellency the Governor; ce-pvesident, Mr. H. Weston; Deputy ce-president, Mr. W. L. Newman; ustees, Messrs. A. Shuttleworth, B. ok, Newton King, G. W. Browne and J. M’Leod. This is a public institution of sixtysix years’ standing, with the Governor a* President, who also appoints a Vicepresident and Trustees to manage. The New Plymouth Savings Bank is sunn for the transaction of business every day from 11 a.m, to 1 p.m., and 2 to 3 p.m., with the exception of T’ ursday (close day). FOUR PER. CENT, by the year paid for any sura deposited from £1 to £IOO. One shilling deposits received, but no interest allowed until the accumulation amounts to £l. MONEY TO LEND ON APPROVED FIRST MORTGAGE, AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES, fN SUMS UP TO £2OOO. , Further information can be obtained from the Manager— P. C. MORTON-