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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXII, Issue 4335, 28 October 1921, Page 3

For Safe. BULLS. —Registered Pedigree Jersey Bulls, yearlings.— Apply B. Veale, Tirohia, Phone 67W. CYCLE, Gent’s “Ruby Special” (B. S. A.), enamelled green; 22in frame. Price £l3 15s.—Apply V. Dally, Turua. Phone 33D. FORD CAR, 5-seater, first-class order; all new tyres; newly painted and upholstered. Price £l6o.—Apply “Ford,” c/o “Gazette” Office. GOOD COWS, close to pro- . fit.—Apply 976 “Gazette” Office. TNDIAN MOTOR BIKE (1919), J- with tools. Tip-top running order. See this at once. What offers ?—Brenan and Co., Ltd. OUSE COW sey), 3 years old, close to profit.—Apply Miss Dickson, C/o Farmers’ Union Trading Co., Ltd. Lost. COLLIE DOG, young, black with white blaze on face and tip of tail. Lost at Ngatea. Piako collar. Reward.—H. •C. Jamieson, Kerepeehi.* TJIMLESS Spectacles, in case, TV on Puke Road. Finder please return to 992 “Gazette” Office.

Grazing Wanted. RAZING wanted on Hauraki vX Plains; good grazing for 25. grown steers, for about two months.—Palmer Bros, Whangamata. Board and Residence. BOARD and Residence with private family wanted by young lady.—F.M.D., c/o “Gazette” Office. Wanted Known. THAT Mr A. Lovell, Sewing Machine Specialist, is again visiting Paeroa. All makes repaired. Address, Railway House. WANTED KNOWN. —H. Eaddy, Thames, Paints Cars. HAURAKI PLAINS A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. A PPLICATIONS, closing at •2jl noon on November 3, will be received by the undersigned for the position of secretary to the Hauraki Plains Agricultural and Pastoral Association. Applicants to state salary required. A. CHATFIELD, Acting. Sec., Kerepeehi. PAEROA CRICKET CLUB. THE Official Opening of the above Club will take place in the Domain on Saturday, October 29, 1921, when a match will be played against the newlyformed Ladies Cricket Club. Play to commence at 2 p.m. sharp. W. L. LAWRENCE. Secretary and Treasurer. ~~~ TO TENDERS are invited until 5 p.m. of Monday, November 14 at my Office, Paeroa, for the erection of a Stewards’ Stand (two storey 1 block in wood) for the Ohinemuri Jockey Club, Paeroa. Plans and specifications may be seen at my office/or had on request. E. E. GILLMAN, Reg. Architect, Paeroa. Thames Valley. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WAIKATO HUNT CLUB RACE MEETING AT CLAUDELANDS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1921. Holiday Excursion tickets will be issued to Hamilton from Thames, Waihi, and intermediate stations by morning trains on 29th October, available for return till 31st. October, 1921. The usual 3.40 p.m. Paeroa train will leave Frankton at 4.30 p.m., Claudelands 5.20 p.m. BY. ORDER

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