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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXII, Issue 4334, 26 October 1921, Page 3

For Safe. BULLS. —Registered Pedigree Jersey Bulls, yearlings.— Apply B. Veale, Tirohiaj Phone 67W. BULLS. —Jersey, Holstein, and Shorthorn cross, two years. Guaranteed sound. For, sale, hire, or exchange.-—R; 1 Whitten, Paeroa. • . CYCLE, Gent’s nuby Special” (B. S. A.), enamelled green; 22in frame. Price £l3 15s. —Apply V. Dally, Turua. Phone 33D. FORD. CAR/5-seater, first-clas? order; all new tyres; newly painted and upholstered. Price £l6o.—Apply “Ford,” c/o “G.a.-.. zette” Office. X ’GOOD COWS, close to proO fit.—Apply 976 “Gazette” Office. TNDIAN MOTOR BIKE (1919), JL with tools. Tip-top running order. See this at once. What offers ?—Brenan and Co., Ltd. MOTOR CYCLE 7 (King Dick), in good order. £3O. Also B.S.A. Motor Cycle,-good condition, £5O.—J. R. Fow and Co., Collingwood • Street, Hamilton. TI-TREE. —Six sewn- bags for £l. Cash sales only. Why buy coal when you can get Vincent’s Block Ti-tree; no waste.

Lost. BRIDLE, brass mounted, near Paeroa Railway Station.— J. Sinnett, Rye Lane, Paeroa. OLLIE DOG, young, black vJ with white blaze on face and tip of tail. Lost at Ngatea. Piako collar. Reward.—H. C. Jamieson, Kerbpeehi. GOLD WATCH, lady’s, between Hill Street and township. £1 reward.—W. J. Ellis. TXTILL person who took umbrella from Harnett’s bakery Friday afternoon by mistake kindly return same to shop. Grazing to Let. •/21 RAZING to Let, near Waihi, vX for 30 head Cattle, at 6d per head.—Snow, The Plains, Waihi. Grazing Wanted. _ GRAZING wanted on Hauraki Plams; good grazing for 25 grown steers,, for about two months. —Palmer Bros, Whangamata.

Wanted to Buy. PIANOS & FURNITURE, secondhand. —J. R. Fow and Co., Collingwood Street, Hamilton. IMPOUNDED by County Ranger, for wandering Gubb’s Road, Hikutaia: One black and white steer, branded YO off rump, earmark right ear. Also one brindle steer, earmark right ear, no visible brands. If not claimed and expenses paid will be sold on Saturday next at 12 noon. JAMES PENNELL, Poundkeeper.