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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4450, 7 August 1922, Page 3

To Let. FURNISHED bedroom and sitting room, with use of conveniences.—Apply by letter A.B.C Post Office, Paeroa. Situations Vacant. . GIRL for housework. —Particulars apply Mrs W. R. Dales. Grazing to Let. GRAZING for 60 head cattle. Apply S. McKee. Wanted Known. THE CHALMERS Light Six foi local conditions at H. Ead dy’s. Thames Valley and Hauraki Plains district aaent. Professional. MATERNITY NURSE. MRS PITKETHLEY is now able to attend patients at their own homes. Terms: Two guineas per week. “LINTON ’’ PRIVATE MATERNITY HOSPITAL; TURUA. Nurse Markham, Matron. Telephone No. 2. Impounded. IMPOUNDED in Pa?roa Public Pound by H. Hobart, Netherton, for trespassing farm, one black and white stag. No brands visible. If not claimed and expenses paid will be sold August 12th., 1922, at 12 noon. JAMES PENNELL, Pound keeper. ON August 9th and 12th the usual 3.40 p.m. FranktouPaeroa train will leave Frankton at 5 p.m., Claudelands 5.15, Paeroa arrive 7.55. SADDLERY. I BEG to notify the public that I have commenced a saddlery business on my own account in premises opposite W. M. Sorenson, Blacksmith, and I trust to be favoured with a share of the patron j age. I have been associated with the district for the past 25 years and generally know the requirements of the place. I have opened with all new goods which can be guaranteed. Goods not in stock will be manufactured at the shortest notice. Repair work, including sporting requisites such as tennis racquets and golf clubs, a speciality. A. E. FIELDER. OOMMUNITY gINGING. NGATEA WILL SING TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) in the PUBLIC HALL at 7.30 p.m.

The Sing-Song will be followed at 8 p.m. by a parliamentary DEBATE, in which the following are the leaders —Mrs McKercher (Independent), Messrs W. G. Hayward (Reform), S. Blacklaws (Liberal), W. McDuff (Country -Party), and G. T. Davidson (Labour). Come and sing and then talk politics. (MISS) R. S. HILFORD, Hon Sec. /COMMUNITY RINGING Community Ringing CENTRAL THEATRE THURSDAY, AUG. 10th, 8 p.m Sing—Radiate Cheer Germs —Sing Seats Free. Collection to defray expenses, Song Sheets, price one penny. LET’S ALL BE THERE. Come and Bring Your Family. FOR SALE? Buy Now and You Buy Bight. Sections 8 and 2, Block VIII, Paeroa Town. Between National Bank and Spry’s Corner. THE Central Site of Paeroa. These Sections run right through from Normanby Road to Willoughby Street. The section fronting Willoughby Street is facing the Domain, and cannot be beaten for a residential site. Frontage to each street 49ft 6in. PRICE £1,238 ios. Terms. — 10 per cent, deposit, balance on mortgage 15 years at 6 per cent. Special terms will be given to purchasers intending to build. Apply L. E. CASSRELS, Owner, Thames Road, Phone 76D, or JAMES COUPER, Land Agent, Paeroa