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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4391, 17 March 1922, Page 3

CENTRAL THEATRE. WOODS PICTURES. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. W. S. HART in O’MALLEY OF THE MOUNTED Splendid Supporting Programme. SATURDAY NIGHT. “THE CUP OF FURY.” 1 Featuring HELEN CHADWICK. Splendid Supporting Programme. A TRUE STATEMENT OF FACT. No man who devotes himself seriously and conscientiously tp the specialised training we offer can fail to qualify for a responsible position. We train you IN YOUR OWN HOME IN YOUR SPARE TIME uptil you succeed. Even if the period cov-, ered by the tuition should run into several years, there is no extra charge. Our examinations record is one long string of successes. YOU have the same opportunity as thousands of others had who have achieved success under our training. You are cordially invited to write or call for particulars of! the position or profession you are seriously desirous of qualifying for. IiEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS LTD. P.O. Box 516. AUCKLAND.

DON’T MISS THIS— This is the FIRST TIME the public have been given the opportunity of purchasing sections AT BEAUTIFUL WAIKAWAU AT BEAUTIFUL WAIKAWAU on Thames Coast. Finer pohutukawas on T>me sections. Good Building Sites, 50 x 165., — Full particulars from owner, G. R. BLACKETT, / Waikawau, or EDWIN EDWARDS, Land Agent, Paeroa. PARKER’S AUCTION MART THAMES. (Phone 83.) “Where Everybody meets Everybody.” SALES EVERY FRIDAY. Always a high class of New an i Used Furniture on hand. We Specialise in out-door Sales. PARKER’S AUCTION MART, PAEROA GASH SAWMILLS Are Now in a Position to Supply PINE OR RIMU In Any Quantity. All Orders to be left at Private Residence Station Road. ■ CARPENTERING. MR. J. PINDER, of Station Road, is prepared to. do all kinds of carpenter’s jobbing work, day or contract. Estimates furnished.

TRADESPEOPLE I YOU want your accounts these hard times. Let the “THAMES VALLEY MERCANTILE AGENCY” have them. We get the goods. TRY US. GAZE T T E AGE N C I E S. DISTRICT CENTRES. Arrangements for the distribution of the “Gazette” in the various district centres are as follow : PAEROA.— W. H. Mahony, Stationer and Fancy Goods Merchant. KOMATA REEFS.—Mrs Thorburn. HIKUTAIA.—Miss O’Brien. TIROIIIA.— Post and school children delivery. M’HAREPOA;— Miss O’Hara. THAMES.—Mrs McGhie. TURUA.— Bagnall Bros. NETHERTON.— Motor Delivery. KEREPEEHI.— Mrs A-. Innis, and motor delivery. NGATEA.— Mr D. Vincent, and motor delivery. KOPUARAHI.— per post. M’AITAKARURU.— MANGATARATA—PATETONGA.—Woods’ Store."' KA WERE.— Per post. TAIIUNA.— Wade’s Store. KARANGAHAKE.— Per post. WAIKINO.— Mrs S. D. Currie, Stationer. ■ WAITEKAURI.— R. ’J. Walker’s Store. A BAD TASTE IN THE MOUTH. It is anything but pleasant to awake with a bad taste in the mouth. ''This always arises from a disordered stomach, and may be corrected by taking a dose of Chamberlain’s Tablets immediately after supper. They cleanse and invigorate the stomach, Improve the digestion, and give one a relisfr for his food. They are easy to lake and pleasant in effect. Sold ly aH chemists and storekeepers.