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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4363, 9 January 1922, Page 3

For Sale. | AD i S Bicycle, in good order. JU Owner leaving district. — Address, apply “Gazette” Office. KORSE, Buggy, and Harness, all sound; horse quiet, suitable +’or lady; harness and buggy in good condition. —D. Brown, F.U. Trading Uo.’s Store, Paeroa. MOTOR-CYCLE, New Hudson, 4£-h.p., 3-speed clutch and kick start. For quick sale, £35. Also new single-barrel shotgun, £3 10s. —Apply A. Walden, Paeroa. PLUMS & Apples, etc., by auction at Parker and Marks, January 13, at 2 p.m. Situations Wanted. WORK, with Reaper and Binder, wanted. Easy terms. —T. Buckley, Mill Road, Paeroa. Situations Vacant. HAND milker, good wanted. Good wages to suitable man—Apply G. Prout, Netherton WAITRESS wanted, assist in housework; also woman cook.—Apply Mrs Gillard, Wharf Street. Rooms to Let. 2 FRONT ROOMS, furnished ; piano, electric lights and iron; use kitchen, etc. H. and 'C. water, gas, copper ?x tubs, etc. Respectable couple preferred.—R. and Miss Whitten. Wanted Known. UCTION Sale of Fruit on Friday, January 13, at Parker and Marks, 2 p.m. sharp. FOR SALE, by Auction, on Friday, January 13, at 2 p.m., at Parker and Marks. ROLL UP at Parker and Marks’ Auction Sale of Fruit on Friday, January 12, 2 p.m. WANTED. —Intending buyers of cars to inspect the Chalmers light six at H. Eaddy’sThames. Valley and Plains District Agent. ~ “Indignation* meeting. A- N Indignation Meeting of J-3- Hauraki Plains ratepayers will be held in the Ngatea Hall on Saturday, January 14, at 1 p.m., to discuss the administration of County affairs. hikutaia athletic sports CLUB. TENDERS FOR REFRESHMENT BOOTH. TXTRITTEN tenders addressed VV to the secretary will be received up till Friday, January 13, for the refreshment and. afternoon tea booth at the Hikutaia Sports to be held on January 30th 1922. Further particulars on application to the secretary. W. J. NORTON, Hon. Sec., Hikutaia. PAEROA BOROUGH COUNCIL. A TEN.per cent penalty will be imposed on all rates not paid before 4 p.m. on January 11, 1922. P. C. FURLEY, Town Clerk. IN THE MAGISTRATE’S COURT AUCKLAND. “UNDER DISTRESS WARRANT No. 690/21.” T. and S. Morrin and Fenwick, Ltd., a company duly incorporated, Auckland, , hardware merchants, Plaintiffs, and R. A. Wiggins, farmer, Tirohia, Defendant. To be sold by Public Auction, at 12 noon on Tuesday, 10th day of January, 1922, at Brenan and Co.’s Garage, Belmont Road, P?ieroa: One six-cylinder Buick motor-car (5-seater),. 23-40 h.p. engine; No. of engine 182891, model 1916, unless the warrant be sooner satisfied. JNO. McCLINCHY, Bailiff. REMOVAL NOTICE. B STANSFIELD & CO. beg to • announce that they have removed into more centrally situated premises, corner Hughendon Street and Belmont Road (lately occupied by Paeroa Engineering Co.), and will hold an opening sale in their new Premises on Friday next, January 13, at 2 p.m. Sharp. Don’t fail to roll up, as there is a good assortment of everything and there will be bargains for all. BERNARD STANSFIELD & CO., Auctioneers, Paeroa. HEALTH IS MAN’S CHIEF CAPITAL Don’t suffer pain or weakness. Be cured by the latest scientific method of healing—the De Laurence System. The De Laurence System of healing reveals the presence of two minds — the conscious and sub-conscious. The sub-conscious mind appears as a separate entity possessing independent powers. The real difference between the two minds consists in the fact that the conscious mind is merely the function ol the physical brain, while the sub-conscious mind is a distinct entity, having a mental organisation of its own and being capable of wonderful powers which act on the physical mechanism. The De Laurence system of healing effects its cures through this sub-conscious mind and establishes permanent health.

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