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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXII, Issue 4355, 14 December 1921, Page 3

For Safe. "A/TOTORS, cheap, one 15 h.p. J-VJL and one 5 hp. 400 volt 50 cycle 3-phase 1500 r.p.m.' C.E Motors. Starting compensators, no volt and overload release. Motors are new and still in original cases. — Apply ” Independent,” Cambridge. PIGS. —12 Slips, at Parker and Marks, Friday, December 16 TOYS at Parker and Marks’, Friday, December 16, at 2 p.m. WINDMILLS, two. Booth and McDonald. Self-oilers. J M. Thompson, Kerepeehi. SNIP FOR PLAINS FARMERS I ODD ACRES hill counUUv try bush, whare ; 100 acres ready for burning. At the low price of 30/- per acre. Easy terms. —Box 23, Turua. Lost. Ladies handbag, black, left in 5.30 p.m. Thames Express, or lost on Station, or be--tween Station and Paeroa Hotel; containing purse, notes, and about £1 in silver; also receipt with owner’s name. Finder re-" warded on returning to Paeroa Hotel.

Situations Vacant. A N Efficient Help. No chil--£jL dren. Good place.--Ad-dress at “Gazette” Office. Situations Wanted. - CLEARING, draining, etc, wanted by lumber of men. — Apply W. Takoro, Paeroa Wanted to Rent. ' COTTAGE, for three months, in or near Paeroa. Must have water supply and stove. Communicate to A. Vukusich, P. 0., Paeroa. Straying Cattle. STRAYED into my pad dock, Junction Road, about October 2, one black and white heifer calf, slit in left ear. If not claimed and expenses paid will be impounded within seven days —C. Hudson, Paeroa. Wanted Known. YOU should hear the Action Songs, Dialogues, Band, etc., Central Theatre, Thursday, 8 p.m. RE AT Toy Auction Sale at \JT Parker and Marks’, Friday Afternoon, December 16, at 2 p.m. MR W. ARDERN, bricklayer, is now at liberty to undertake local work. MEET me at Parker and Marks’ Toy Auction Sale, Friday afternoon. WANTED, 500 people to attend the Salvation Army Young People’s programme, Central Theatre, Thursday, 8 p.m. THE CHALMERS Light Six for local conditions at H. Eaddy’s. Thames Valley and Hauraki Plains district asent. D. ON’T miss seeing the Bottle, Physical, and Staff Drills at the Central Theatre, Thursday, 8 p.m. Admission 2/- and 1/-. PARKER AND MARKS’ Auction Sale, Toys, Friday, December 16, at 2 p.m.

PIGSs fiIHE N.Z. Meat-packing and A Bacon Company (Co-op.), Ltd., will receive Prime Baconers and Porkers at Paeroa Station on Thursday, December 15. GEO. SARJANT, Buyer. HAURAKI A. & P. ASSOCIATION WEIGHT-GUESSING COMPETITIONS. THE following are the results of the Weight-guessing Competitions at the Show: — BULLOCK. —Actual weight 6831 b. Alex D. Bell (Clevedon), 683|1b, Ist; Mrs J. Corbett (Hikutaia), 680|, 2nd; G. M. Watt (Cambridge) and F. Tierney (Paeroa), 3rd. SHEEP. —Actual weight, 215|Ib. John Connolly (Paeroa) and W. H. Cheale (Paeroa), 215 Ist, W. Fleming (Paeroa), 281, 3rd. PlG.—Actual weight J. Howie (Paeroa) and T. H. Hale (Paeroa), Ist. L. Vuglar (Paeroa), and V. Young (Netherton), 77, 3rd. R. Whitten and C. Craig (Paeroa), 78, next nearcst ° AGGREGATE COMPETITION. —Alex. D. Bell (Clevedon), Ist. Weights : 683| bulk 203| sheep, 76| pig. Next nearest. —W. Fleming (Paeroa). Weights: 692, 218, and 72 ; B. J. Coldicutt (Paeroa), 675, 207, and 75, 2nd. EDWIN EDWARDS, Secretary. PAEROA STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20. gQ HEAD CATTLE Entries Solicited. DALGETY AND CO., LTD. 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.