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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXII, Issue 4344, 18 November 1921, Page 3

For Safe. HICKENS, 50 purebred White Leghorns, fortnight old. 1/6 each ; also other fowls.—-Apply A. Bridge, Hill Street. H ORSE, light, unbroken, 3yr old gelding, suitable for light harness or hack. —Apply W. M. Sorensen, Paeroa. PORTABLE BOILER (old) ; to be seen in Station yard.— Apply W. Alp, Tea Rooms. OTOR-CYCLE (Humber), 3| H.P.; 3 speeds, and clutch. Machine in good order and ready for the road. To be seen at Brenan’s Garage. A.URI HOUSE, 5 rooms, all conveniences, at Paeroa. 4-acre section in good locality. For terms, etc., apply phone 247, Thames. Lost. LATCH KEY.—Finder kindly return to “Gazette” Office. Situations Vacant. K ITCHEN Girl: good wages to suitable person;—Apply W. Roigard, Criterion Hotel. SMART YOUTH, milking and farm work. Machines.— Apply F. Hubbard. Paeroa. Accommodation Wanted. HOME ’for two boys, ages' 9 and 121—Reply by letter “Parent,” c/o “Gazette.” PRIVATE BOARD with quiet family.—Apply Farmers’ Union Trading Co., Ltd. Wanted Known. HE CHALMERS Light Six foi local conditions at H. Eaddy’s. Thames Vajley and Hauraki Plains district assent. G& IMPOUNDED by E. Fathers for damage to fences and entry: One bay hollow-backed mare; no visible brands. If not claimed -and expenses paid will be sold at 12 noon on Saturday, November 19, 1921. JAMES PENNELL, . Poundkeeper. THANKS. THE St. Paul’s Ladies’ Guild wishes to thank all the willing helpers in connection with their bazaar, especially those gentlemen who cleared the Theatre and erected the stalls.

PIGS. THE N.Z. Meatpacking and Bacon Company (Co-op.), Ltd., will receive Prime Baconers and Porkers at Paeroa Station on Monday, November 21. - GEO. SARJANT, Buyer. CENTRAL THEATRE. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1921. At 11 a.m., .3 p.m., and 7 p.m. METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. Services Conducted by Rev. Henderson, of Te Awamutu. Come—Hear the Children Sing. HIKUTAIA HALL. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1921. GRAND CONCERT. In aid of Hikutaia Queen Miss Mary Ellis. PAEROA QUEEN CARNIVAL. Come and patronise local effort Something new, tuneful, and original; Music, Song, Story at Mauri-ae-na, showing how families may be united and pleasant hours passed in the home under the influence of innocent merriment. Admission ‘ 2/6 (including dance to follow). E. F. WALTERS, Director. WHAREPOA PATRIOTIC COMMITTEE. ROLL OF HONOUR. GRAND MONSTER SOCIAL AND DANCE. For the raising of funds. WHAREPOA HALL, WEDNESDAY, NOW 30, 1921. Gents. 2/6; Ladies 1/6. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.

OFFICIAL OPENING at PAEROA DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL. The official opening of the new additions to the School will take place on FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2. Exhibitions of Drill, Organised Garres, Songs, 1 etc. Sale of work and gifts in many stalls. Funds in aid of School Ground improvements. All cordially invited. JAS. COUPER, Secretary, Paeroa School Committee. DINE IN HAMILTON at THE KING’S GRILL ROOM Victoria St., opposite Ward St. First-class Luncheon Morning and Afternoon Tea Lunch. E. C. Tassell Proprietor.