Prepaid adrertisemenls 80l exceeding sixteen words. One Shilling; three consecutive insertions. Two Shillings and Sixpence. LOST AHD fOUUD. T OST, between Post Office and Sol- -*-* diers’ Hostel, Small Gold Brooch, set garnet.—Howard on retaruing to Hcraid Office. hS47 T OST, Pair Radios’ Shoos (worn); re- ■*“* ward. —M‘J£wea Pros. 4 Shoe Store. hfl4S T .OS'S, Parcel containing drapery.— Kindly return to Herald Office. hBSB L'UOiVG—ivo want IWO suits to clean -*■ and press .before Christmas. —J. K. Hawkins and Co., Dry Cleaners. k 767 TCIOUND Painting, Paper-hanging, 'JO Picture-framing, at West’s, Heron •Street Hast, opposite Bpedding’s. WAWTEES. TT7ANTED, Experienced Saleswoman, ’ ' take charge of good class fancy counter. —Apply, stating salary, to Lewis and Cameron, Drapers, -Marton.. haai; VT/’ANTEI), immediately. Capable Wo- ’ ' man Help for country; close to i town ; household duties only. —Apply ticraid Office. j h 938 ‘ \A J ANTED, Young Woman to assist ' ' witu cooking.—Apply Chatsworth House, Powdorham Street. h 946 A AT” AA' TED, by lady, Position as com- ' panion-holp.—Write particulars to “Reliable,” Herald Office. h 943 \\f ANTED, Private Boai’d and Lodg- ' ' ing for lady; must bo moderate.— \Vrito ■‘Beard,” Herald Office, 1i942 ‘J VAAliiO, Woman to do washing one ’ ' day a week.—Apply 799 Devon Street Hast. li9G2 W ANTED, Kitchenmen; Stratford and New Plymouth.—Gibson’s Agency. h 941 WANTED, Waitresses and General ’ ' Hands for races. —Apply A. Woollor, Egmout Street. h 922 WANTED to Buy, Second-hand Tent. 8 x 10.—Apply “Tent,” Herald Office. h 919 WWANTED, First and Second Cooks, ' ' male or female; good wages given to competent persons.—Apply Mrs. Tabor, Terminus Hotel. h 916 ANTED, .Girl or Woman for light housework; morning only.—Apply Hcrahl Office. h 394 TyANTED, a Second Cook. —Apply ' ' immediately, County Hotel, Stratford. h 897 \ArANTED, Three Hood Navvies for ' ' pit work; wages 2s per hour; permanent job.—Apply C. Kyugdon, Fitsroy. liBB2 WANTED, a ' ' Hostel, Now The Matron. Cook for Soldiers’ Plymouth.—Apply h 872 WANTED, immediately . maker for few days, apply Herald Office. , UcoJ Drcss—For address h 862 WyANTED, Three Unfurnished Rooms, ' ' near Breakwater preferred.—Apply “Rooms Herald Office. £863 A GOOD Homo offered to any young woman as Housekeeper, with two children to look alter; no objection to young woman with one child, or widow with one child, and with the prospect of marriage.—Apply to Herald Office for address. hOIO ■yACANCY for One or Two Boarders. v —Avenue House, Eliot Street. h9lo WANTED, Four First-class Mechanics ' v —good wages for good tradesmen; none but first-class need apply.—R. S. Wooldridge, Engineer, Gill Street. hB7O WANTED, a Cook.—Mrs. Walter ' ' 'Weston, Gilbert Street. h 745 WANTED, for Now Plymouth, good ' ' Pamter, 2s 6d per hour.—Apply Hcraid Office. L 630 TTANDKERCHIEFS at C. C. Ward’s. J-L Tremendous variety; great values. h 866 rpHE B.K. Bookshop—Now Books and • Now Supplies at 2s 3d : “Salute to Adventures” (Buchan), “Lone Star Ranger” (Grey), “The Purchase Price” (Cullum), “The Night Nurse” (Abraham), “The High Heart” (King), “The Way of tho Strong” (Cullum), “The Bondman” (Caine), “Blinds Down” (Vacholl). “For Love” (Ayres), “Once Aboard, the EuSK O1 ’” (Hutchison), “Cleg Kelly” (Crockett), “Tho Making of a Marchioness” (Burnett), “The Manxman” (Caine), “Five and Twenty Turkeys” (Bill), “A King in Babylon” (Stevenson), “Shepherd of the Hills” (Wright), “Tho Wrong Mr. Right” (Ruck), “Tho Stepmother” (Swan), “Love and Hatred” tLowndes), “Hound front tho North” (Cullum), “Tho Last Sentence” (Grey). 1i896 rpHE B.K. 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Price 6s each. £896 rpHE B.K. Bookshop—Presentations: * White Xvlonito Hair Brushes, from I’D 6d to 32s 6d; Hand Mirrors, 30s to 32s 6d; Cloth Brushes, 16s 9d; Puff 'Box, 4s 6d. _££®C npHE B.K. Bookshop—A real kiddies’ 1 hook: “Elves and Fairies,” by Ida Rentoul Outhwaite, with verses by Annie Rentoul; beautifully illustrated in colour and in black and white; price 7s 6d. £, 8 ?5 r pHE B.K. Bookshop—Depot for OxA ford Bibles, splendid presentation reference Bibles, good Yapp edges, thumb index, price 13s sd; also full stocks of Weymouth’s Testaments, Copping’s Bible, Scofield Bible, Donay Bible, and Apocrypha’s. h 896
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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16613, 10 December 1919, Page 1
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800Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16613, 10 December 1919, Page 1
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