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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4369, 23 January 1922, Page 3

For Sale. p HATAUQUA TICKETS, at v? “Gazette” Office. Season tickets : Adults 10/-, Students 6/-, School Children’s 4/-. HORSE, Buggy, and Harness, all sound} horse quiet, suitable for lady; harness and buggy in good condition! —D. Brown, F.U. Trading Co.’s Store, Paeroa. 1 , Situations -Wanted. POSITION wanted by young girl in office or shop. Just left High School. —Address “Protestant,” c/o “Gazette” Office. Situations Vacant. BOY, strong, wanted, to learn blacksmithing * trade. —Apply W. M. Sorensen, Paeroa. IRL, for housework. —Apply vT Mrs W. Marshall, Thames Road. YOUTH, strong, to wheel honey in bee yard.—Apply L. Cassrels, Thames'Road. “ To Let 1 ' COTTAGE, three-roomed, comfortably furnished, for February month, at Waihi Beach. Rent 25s week.—Apply F. E. Flatt, Paerofy \ ________ Wanted Known. A~ UCTION Sale, Mr Beatty, Tirohia. Household effects. Saturday, January 28, 2 p.m., at Parker and Marks’ Mart, Paeroa. K EMEMBER Saturday, January 28, 2 p.m. Sharp, Auction Sale household- effects at Parker and Marks’ Mart, Paeroa. KCORRINGHAM, Carpenter • and Cabinetmaker. All classes of work undertaken. Messages left . at Miss Wilson’s, Draper. Wanted Immediately., oi'O V First mortgage of house property valued £250. —C. N. O’Neill, Solicitor. PARKER and Marks’ Auction Sale, Household Effects, without reserve, at their Mart, Saturday, January 28, 2 p.m. WATCH Wednesday’s ' and ’ Fridays Papers for Details Auction Sale at, Parker and Marks’, Saturday, January 28, 2 p.m. ' ?

<5 Wanted for about 2 qvOvJv/ years. Farm property, owner’s equity (Edwd. Allen’s valuation) £3OOO.—C. N. O’Neill, Solicitor., WANTED. —Intending buyers of cars to inspect the Chalmers light six at H. Eaddy’s. Thames. Valley and Plains District Agent. Impounded. IMPOUNDED by G. R. Davidson for trespassing Coronation Street: One black and white bull, ear-mark both ears, branded S on neck. If not claimed and .expenses., paid will be sold at 12 noon on January 28. JAMES PENNELL, Poundkeeper. CHAUTAUQUA. b A MEETING of Guarantors of the above will be held in the County Chambers, Paeroa, on Monday night, the 23rd inst., at, 8 o’clock. J. L. HANtfA, President. YOU can learn to heal the sick like RATANA. Particulars free. z-Apply Box 1397, G.P.0., Auckland*

Paeroa Chautauqua. — DAILY PROGRAMME — Wednesday to Saturday—Jan. 25 to 28 : . 4: — — ■ Afternoon I Evening. FIRST DAY. FIRST DAY. Opening Announcement Formal Opening of Chautauqua Entertainment Fine Arts Trio Entertainment Fine Arts Trio Humorous Lecturette — . Lecture — “Getting There” 1 . “Problems of the Dominions,” ■ Normqn Pearce, Private 11. R. Peat SECOND DAY SECOND DAY Concert — McKenzie Concert Co. Concert— McKenzie-Concert Co. Lecture — Lecture— To be announced later “The Bolshevist Bubble,” Dr. F. L. Loveland THIRD DAY THIRD DAY Entertainment — Entertainment — Winifred Windus Trio Winifred Windup Trio Lecture —“The Lighter Side of i Recital— Reconstruction,” Winifred Windus Colonel John‘Leader FOURTH DAY FOURTH DAY Concert — Arcadian Quartette Junior Pageant— . Community Singing— Concert — Arcadian Quartette Leader, Cyril Mee Lecture — Lecture —“National Highways,)’ “Corner Stones of Character,” J. C. Herbsman J. C. Herbsman . . . y. AFTERNOON SESSION, 2.45 p.m. JUNIOR CHAUTAUQUA, TICKET HUNT. PAEROA DOMAIN, MONDAY, 23rd JANUARY, 1922. Two tickets will be hidden in the Domain, and the HUNT will start at 3 p.m. ROLL UP FOR THE FUN ! ' DORA PHILLIPS, Director. SEASON TICKETS : SINGLE ADMISSIONS : Adults 10/- Evenings 3/- ' | Students 6/- , Afternoons 2/Children 4/- Children Half-price. (plus tax) i (plus tax)