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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4451, 9 August 1922, Page 3

For Sale. BUSINESS.— Tea rooms, sweets, soft drinks. Fine position ; low rent. Lease. — Apply this office. TAMWORTH Sows, 2, maiden, well-bred, 8 months old. — Apply C. W. Shultz, Ngatea. Lost, DOG, yellow, from vicinity of Turua. Reward. — J. C. Miller, Turua. Grazing to Left. GRAZING for 60 head cattle. Apply S. McKee. Wanted to Buy. GOOD Dairy Farm, to carry 50 to 70 cows, on Hauraki Plains, in exchange for 60 acres in Taranaki. Close to a factory and railway. Carrying only small first mortgage.—Apply F. H. Barnitt, Netherton. Wanted Known. JVrURSE PARKINSON, “The ±1 Oaks,” Te Aroha Road, has now the telephone installed at her home. Telephone No. 123. THE CHALMERS Light Sixi'oi local conditions at H. Ead dy’s. Thames Valley and Hauraki Plains district agent. 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 Paeroa Public Pound for wandering Awaiti road, one roan bull, earmark right ear; one red and white yearling bull, one red, white, and brindle heifer ; one brindle heifer ; one white and brindle heifer. No brands visible. If not. claimed and expenses paid will be sold August 12th., at 12 noon. JAMES PENNELL, Poundkeeper. IMPOUNDED in Ngatea Public Pound on Saturday, August 5 —One bay mare. No visible brand. If not claimed and expenses paid will be sold on Saturday, August 19. R. SHAW, Poundkeeper. Tenders. TENDERS are invited for the purchase of 25 acres of turnips. Can be subdivided. Good runout. For terms of sale apply to Farmers’ Auctioneering Co., or A. G. R. Williams, Mataura Road, Waihi. flax for sale. WRITTEN Tenders will be received at this office up to 12 noon on Wednesday, August 30, 1922, for the present crop of flax growing on Section 42, Block XII, Piako Survey District, Hauraki Plains. Upset price /400. Time for removal, 12 months. Further particulars may be obtained from this office. H. M. SKEET, Commissioner of Crown Lands. District Lands and Survey Office, Auckland, August 3, 1922. THAMES VALLEY JERSEY BREEDERS’ CLUB. A MEETING of the above club will be held in the Soldiers’ Club, Paeroa, on Friday, August 11, at 11 a.m. V. DUNLOP, Hon. Secretary. 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 patronage. 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.

Thai time and tide—and trains—wai t for no man, no t even at Mauriceville, was forcibly impressed on two members of the Wairarapa ladies’ hockey team that journeyed nO’th (states the Age). They left their carriage for a stroll at the sta.tion mentioned. They strolled too far, for on their return the train had vanished. No time was lost in obtaining a motor car, however, and twenty minutes later the two hockey players wore in Eketahuna awaiting the rival of their companions, who were travelling by the “ express,” The I3 I z£ mOes of bad roads had been negotiated in record time.

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