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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4366, 16 January 1922, Page 3

For Sale. HORSE, Buggy, and Hamess, all sound; horse quiet, suitable for lady; harness and buggy in good condition. —D. Brown, F.U. Trading Co.’s Store, Paeroa. MOTOR-CYCLISTS. For quick sale: 3£-h.p. Triumph. Good order. Owner must quit. Price £32 10s.—-Apply "Gazette” Office. ARLEY-DAVIDSON Motorcycle and side-car, 1921 model. Guaranteed in new condition. Owner getting car. Price £l5O. —Apply "Gazette” Office. Straying Cattle. HEIFER, from W. Crosby’s farm, Netherton; jet black, forward in calf. Branded 6U; ear-marked on right ear. Any information of its whereabouts please communicate with W. Crosby, P. 0., Paeroa. JERSEY BULL Calf, light fawn, five months old;, strayed from farm, Thames Road. Reward. Please advise N. R. Robson, Thames Road. Situations Vacant. CAPABLE Help, one month at Thames Coast, and afterwards at Paeroa. —Apply 1262 “Gazette” Office. YOUTH, good stripper; permanent job to satisfactory youth. State wages required.— F. H. Bamitt, Netherton. Situations Wanted. WORK wanted, any kind, either day or contract. Reasonable charges.—Apply 1282 "Gazette” Office. Wanted Known. THE CHALMERS Light Six foi local conditions at H. Ead dy’s. Thames Valley and Hauraki Plains district ascent. Impounded.

IMPOUNDED by Ranger for wandering Thames Road: One chestnut mare, white star forehead, no visible brands, foal at foot. Also one bay mare, white stripe on face, no visible brand. If not claimed and expenses paid will be sold on Saturday, January 21, 1922, at 12 noon. JAMES PENNELL, Poundkeeper. HAURAKI "PLAINS COUNTY COUNCIL. HH ENDERS, addressed to the .1 Chairman, will be received up till noon of Saturday, January 21, for the following work, viz.: Contract No. 9.—Completion of the formation and culverting of Wilson’s Road, Netherton. Plans and specifications may be seen at the County Office, Ngatea. R. J. DILLON County Engineer. Ngatea, January 10, 1922. COMING! COMING! THE MATAMATA SHOW. To be held on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1922 “The Event of the Year.’’ ?500 IN PRIZE MONEY £5OO Hack and Hunter Competitions. Splendid Exhibit of Livestock. Home Industries Classes for All. Band in Attendance. Side-Shows Merry-go-round. ENTRIES, IN ALL SECTIONS, CLOSE FRIDAY, JAUNARY 27. Schedule of Prizes upon application to B. BLENNERHASSETT Secretary. PAEROA BOROUGH COUNCIL. APPOINTMENT OF INSPECTOR FOR SEWERAGE CONSTRUCTION WORKS. APPLICATIONS are fdted up to 4 p.m. on January 19, 1922, for the above position, at a salary of £6 per week. Particulars of duties and conditions of appointment may be seen at the Borough Council Chambers, Wharf Street, during office hours. P. C. FURLEY, Town Clerk. PAEROA CASH SAWMILLS Are Now in a Position to Supply PINE OR RIMU In Any Quantity. All Orders to be left at Private Residence Station Road. An absent-minded salesman in a London goods house recently lost the firm a good customer. The buyer asked to see some, dog collars, selected one and paid for it. Just then the absentminded one spoilt it all by asking: “Shall I wrap it up, or will you wear it?” 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. Investigate this new and scientific method of healing to-day! THE DE LAURENCE INSTITUTE, 2nd Floor, Victoria Insurance Bldgs.. Shortjand Street, Auckland.