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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4423, 5 June 1922, Page 4

a"' v '"’ v ”r* v ‘*‘‘*”*"**’** • • • • * * ❖ | FOR SALE ' | | A QUANTITY OF FENCING WIRE. | $ X I American 12 x 6 barb wire at 25s 6d per cwt. Also | | plain No. 8 fencing wire at £1 per cwt. All wire ’ | J put up in I cwt. coils. •• (J w iH not sell quantities of less than 5 cwt. of wire) & X , £ i Also 3 kegs of wire nails, 2|in. to Ilin., made by the £ American Steel Wire Co. Price per cwt., 27s 6d. v $ :> Also a large number of kauri, framed, ledged doois, * ? 7ft. high by 3ft. wide, at 10s each. | ? A X A X . ,t. $ For further particulars apply direct to I W. M. CULLEN, Belmont Road, Paeroa. | ¥ PHUJNfi 41 ,i. j <• ■■■ ~

Distinctive Tailoring Gives Individuality.! Prices Down at Cost-of-Living Values. j WB spec/alisbin ALSO ' and Co., Christchurch, N.Z.) ; ALL OUR SUITS ARE GUARANTEED MADE ON THE PREMISES BY MEN I.AILORS; J. T. WOTTEN&CO7 Tailors & Habit Makers; 258, Victoria Street, Hamilton. Next Farmers’ Auctioneering Coy. Ltd.

“Gory,”, or “Kory,” O'Connor, who now runs Ireland, is nominally the Irish Republican Director of Publicity. He ' certainly is obtaining plenty cf publicity for his country, without having to buy advertising space in the newspapers cither. Mr. O’Connor was originally a student of engineering at Dublin University. Later on he was working as an engineer in Canada, laying down one of that Dominion’s new railway lines. In camp one night, musing on tne wrongs of Ireland, he heard an Irish song being sung outside. The singer, another Irishman, had come many miles to shake Mr. O’Connor’s hand and a-k him, “Will the boys in Ireland do something now when England is held by the throat?” Soon after this appeal Mr. O’Connor returned to Ireland took part in the 1916 rebellion. Still on the right side of / forty, heds said to be bhe of the mild-est-mannered men that ever cut a throat. “We don’t want' to kill anybody,” said Mr. O’Connor Ao a recent •, interviewer—so presumably they only do it to be obliging.—Dominion, i Can Bre Depended Upon. I Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea [ Remedy is the most succsesful medii cine in use for bowel complaints. Re-, i lieves griping, all kinds of diarrhoea, and at the first unusual looseness of, the bowels should be taken. It can be depended upon even in the most severe and dangerous cases. Sold by all chemists and storekeepers.

Motor Cycle and Cycle Engineers. E. J. HARROW, ALEXANDRA ST., HAMILTON PHONE 2090 A. REPAIRS and ACCESSORIES. COUNTRY CUSTOMERS SPECIALLY CATERED FOR. GUARANTEED WORK AND PROMPT DELIVERS. Full Stock of Spares. WE TAKE A PRIDE IN QUALITY OF WORKMANSHIP AND MATERIALS. E. J. HARROW, ALEXANDRA ST., HAMILTON, Phone 2090 A.

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