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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4405, 24 April 1922, Page 3

For Sale. BAY Brood Mare Bell of the Ball, by Bell Boy. In foal to Special Huon. To be sold at Hikutaia Sale on Thursday, 27th.—C. C. Miller. OTOR-BIKE (New Hudson) lamp, tools, etc. Good running order. Price £45 Cash. —Apply “Motor ’Bike,” “Ga zette” Office. OULTRY KEEPERS! Why not have the best: I have a few Black Orpington Roosters for sale. Haugard 324-egg strain. Unrelated to any breed m Paeroa. Orders for’ sittings Hau-gard-Higginsbottom strain now being taken.—N.C. Busby, Moore Street. SECONDHAND Buick, 4-cylin-der, recently overhauled and painted; good hood and tyres. Cheap.—H. Eaddy, Coachbuilder. Thames. Lost. CAP from Dodge Car, between Netherton and Ngatea. Finder please return Thames Valley Power Board, Paeroa. Situations Vacant. YOUTH, for farm work.—Address at “Gazette” Office. Grazing Wanted. Grazing, 25 to 30 head cows, June and July. State amount per head per week, and where can be inspected.—Reply “55”’ “Gazette” Office. Grazing to Lei. RAZING to let on Hauraki VT Plains. For address apply H.P. “Gazette” Office or P. 0., Turua Wanted to Buy. HOUSE COW, due any time within a month. JerseyHoistein preferred. Must be a good milker, and passed' as sound by stock inspector. Price and particulars to— J. BANKS, Waikino. r —‘ ————— —— ——— — KAURI GUM, for cash, at top market price, and in any quantities. As a direct exporter I have been purchasing gum for the past thirteen years.—M. A. Devcich. Hikutaia. . Straying Cattle. STRAYED on to my farm, Netherton, last month, 4 sheep. Jf not claimed and expenses paid wiil be sold to defray expenses.—W. Crosby, Netherton. Professional. DR. D. A. BATHGATE has commenced the practice oi his profession at Turua at rooms. 9to 11 a.m.; 7 to 8 p.m. Telephone 40S, Turua. URSE RYAK NZ7T.R.A., fully qualified Maternity Nurse, is open for engagements in Paeroa, Hauraki Plains, and surrounding district. Patients attended to in their own homes. Address : Paeroa Hotel. Phone 36

DANCING. SOLDIERS’ CLUB, PAEROA. Misses lipsey & smales, of Te Aroha, will open their classes in Paeroa on Wednesday next, April 26. Children, 3.30 p.m. Adults, 7.30 p.m. DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL COMMITTEE. rp HE following nominations JL have been received for the election of the School Committee at the meeting of householders, to be held at the Public School to-night. The report of out-going Committee will be presented. TAYLOR, W. H. GARRY, A. G. POWER, W. T. REDFERN, W. PASCOE, C. H. BUSBY, N. C. GILLMAN, E.E. THORP, A. (Mrs.) CANE, L. C. VEALE, B. E. (Tirohia). NOTICE. WITH reference to the floor of the Central Theatre, Messrs Woods and Jennings regret that it was in' such a bad state for dancing, in spite of the efforts of the Dairy Company’s employees to improve it. It is no fault of theirs. When the preparation was put on by Mr Bock he guaranteed them that the floor would be improved as a dancing surface. This has been proved to the contrary, and Mr Bock has been notified to put the floor in order in accordance with his guarantee. WOODS & JENNINGS. OHINEMURI COUNTY COUNCIL TTNDER the County By-laws U heavy traffic of all kinds, as defined in the “ Public Works Act, 4908,” is prohibited on all County roads during the months of May, June, July, August, and September in each year. Notice is hereby given that it is the intention of the Council to take action against every person who conducts heavy traffic in contravention of thejibove by-law. R. W. EVANS, County Cleik, Paeroa, April 21', 1922.