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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4426, 12 June 1922, Page 3

For Sale. QA BLACK Spanish Pullets, Ov laying, 5/- each. Also 100-egg ihcubator.—Tom Buckly, Mill Road, Paeroa. Phone 483. Lost. BLACK mare, 3 years, tail and mane cut square, branded W.H. on near shoulder, two white hind feet. Lost about two or three weeks. Reward. Address at this office. LEATHER shaft tug. Reward on retu-ning same to D. J. Evans, Grocer, Paeroa. Found. SUM of money. Owner can have same by paying advertisement and describing to J. Morrison, c/o Mountain Survey Camp, Kerepeehi. Situations Vacant. Excellent opening for energetic person offered to start Dyeing and Cleaning business in Paeroa. We teach you how quickly, only few pounds will start you. Write Carters Dyeing and Cleaning Service, Box 841, Christchurch. Straying Cattle. RUNNING on our section a black and white steer (2% yeais). No visible mark or brand. If not claimed and expenses paid will be sold at Ngatea sale on June 16.—Phillips Bros. Personal. WOULD the person seen taking my whip from Ngatea Sale please return —Len Rowntree. Impounded. IMPOUNDED by Miss Cock, in Paeroa Public Pound, for trespassing farm, Te Aroha Road, one red brindle and white heifer, no visible brand. If not claimed and expenses paid will be sold Saturday, June 17th, at 12 noon. JAMES PENNELL, Poundkeeper. FOR SALE. 5 ROOMED residence, . three verandahs, h. and c. water, all conveniences, good position, corner section, nearly one acre land. Price /I, 1 50. For terms apply E. E. GILLMAN. DANCING. Tl/riSS SMALES begs to anJAjL nounce that owing to most of the class members wishing to attend the Pantomime on Wednesday, June 14th, the usual evening class will not be held on that date. The children’s class, however, will be held. The following week all classes as usual.

the bar. The game ended, Patetonga 9, Kerepeehi 6. Mr. Pulman was referee. SCHOOLBOYS’ MATCH. The Turua 1 schoolboys played a Ngatea school team at Ngatea, the game, resulting in a win for Ngatea by 18 points to 0. COUNTRY CLUBS AND UNION. OPINION AT NETHERTON. The feelings existent between the Ne’herton Football Club and the Paeroa Rugby Union were expressed at a convivial evening held at Netnerton on Friday, after the annual meeting of the hall debenture-holders. Mr. B. Dunlop, replying to the toast to the local football club and other sports, said the Netherton club members felt that they had not been fairly treated by the Paeroa Rugby Union. In future the Paeroa Union would have to give the country teams more consideration or the country teams would join with the Hauraki Plains Union. Mr. T. Rice, in defence of, the Paeroa Union, said that in the Paeroa Rugby Union there was the greatest of friendship with Netherton and there was the greatest anxiety to do their best for Netherton.