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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4459, 28 August 1922, Page 3

For Sale. BILLIARD table, full sized, with accessories. Cheap. —Apply Secretary R.S.A. or Edwin Edwards. SITTINGS of white Leghorn and Black Orpington eggs, bred from competition winners, from 7/6. Also One White Leghorn cockerel (Moody’s) £2 2s.—-E. J. Mettam, Rye Lane, Paeroa. SECONDHAND Buick, der, recently overhauled and painted; good hood and tyres. Cheap.—H. Eaddy, Coachbuilder, Thames. Wanted to Buy. SPRING Tip Dray, or Spring Cart. Must be in good order and reasonable. —For address apply Gazette Office. Lost. DOG, yellow, short-haired, cattle dog. Reward.—R. L. Davies, Kerepeehi. GOLD wristlet watch (lady’s) on Station Road between Crosby’s Corner and Mrs Shaw’s. £5 reward on returning to Gazette Office. Situations Vacant. FARM hand, used to milking and horses.—Particulars apply this office. Persona!. OWING to numerous enquiries, Messrs Peulington and Martin beg to notify the general public of Paeroa and surrounding district that the "Bach” is progressing favourably and that they are not yet seeking private board and lodging. Wanted Known. THE CHALMERS Light Six foi local conditions at H. Ead dy’s. Thames Valley and Hauraki Plains district ascent. Professional. ~ MATERNITY NURSE. MRS PITKETHLEY is how able to attend patients at their own homes. Terms: Two guineas per week. "LINTON” PRIVATE MATERNITY HOSPITAL, ' TURUA. Nurse Markham, Matron. Telephone No. 2. Tenders. fTIENDERS closing noon on JL Thursday, 31st August, 1922, are invited for excavation of drain near Tirohia. Specification forms and full particulars are obtainable, at Public Work-s Office at Paeroa. SOLDIERS’ HALL, PAEROA. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1922 SOCIAL EVENING & DANCE At intervals between dances popular songs will be sung by ERRICK CHARMERS The Australian Dramatic Lyric Tenor. Dancing 9 p mto I a.in. Light Refreshments. Good Floor and music Admission : 2/6, plus tax. THAMES TERMINATING ’ BUILDING SOCIETY. NEW GROUP. Applications win be received by the Secretary for Shares in GROUP 4. Why not use this method to secure your own home ? W. H. LUCAS, Secretary, Albert Street, Thames PAEROA BOROUGH COUNCIL. NOTICE TO HOUSEHOLDERS WITHIN THE COMPLETED SEWERAGE AREA. NOTICE is hereby given that in order to ensure the efficient working of the sewerage system, it is important that all houses within the completed sewerage area be connected to the sewer as soon as possible. Householders are therefore urged so proceed with the work of linking up forthwith. General information can be obtained from the undersigned. P. C. FURLEY, Town Clerk. Paeroa, August 28, 1922. CROWN LANDS FOR SELECTION. APPLICATIONS for the undermentioned land will be received at this office until 4p.tu. on Friday, 22nd September, 1922. Optional, Tenure: One section near Ngatea, Hauraki Plains, 108 acres; half-yearly rent £27. Improvements Poster plans may be seen at the principal Post Offiies, or obtained from this office. H. M. SKEET, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Department of Lands and Survey, Auckland, August 25, 1922.

Large numbers of Hauraki Piains people visited Thames on Satin day, the occasion of the Plains challenge match for the Peace Cup. On ihc football ground they made their presence known in t,he excited barracking for their team, and they vied with the Thames supporters in loyally encouraging their players.