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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXII, Issue 4310, 29 August 1921, Page 4

FOR SALE. That Very Desirable RESIDENTIAL SITE, having a frontage of 50 feet to Hill Street and a frontage of 130 feet to Coronation Street. Gas, Water and Electric Light are laid along Hill Street in front of this property. The total Purchase Money is .£90 —Ninety Pounds Cash, or £loo—One Hundred pounds on Terms. If Terms are wanted, the deposit will be £30 —Thirty pounds down. Balance within two years at 6 per cent. Interest. The purchaser to have the right to pay sums of not less than £2O— Twenty pounds—at any time, the Interest to cease on all sums so paid off. The Title is Land Transfer. For further particulars apply direct to — \ . . W. M. CULLEN, Belmont Road, Paeroa.

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THE BANE OFiCOLD WEATHER. J Few persons are so fortunate as tc escape having a cold at 'some time during the winter. Children are not so carefur as adults and are especially Habile tp take cold. The right way is to lay in a supply of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy now so as to be prepared to treat .this disease as -soon as the first symptoms appear. You will look a long while before you flnd.a better preparation or one that is move pleasant, or safe to take. Sold by all chemists and storekeepers. For. Coughs and Colds, never fails. Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure Around every home are articles no longer needed, such as lamps, pieces of furniture, etc. Why not turn these into cash by inserting three little advertisements in cur for sale columns for 2s 6d cash? Or perhaps you are wanting something which could be procured quite cheaply if you advertised in the “Gazette.” Get the habit of advertising early and often. For the tradesman it builds business and for the private citizen it can add to the pleasures of nis home by securing the articles he wants or selling those ne does not want. Greater' than electricity, or steam, or oratory is the power of advertising.