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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4485, 30 October 1922, Page 3

For Sale. 17ARM Waggon, full lock, 3 in. -I- tyres. —H. Eaddy, Thames. MOTOR Car, second hand, in perfect order, any trial. Cheap for cash. Must be sold. H. Eaddy, Thames. Lost. SHEEP Dog, brown, lost between Komata battery and Paeroa. Answers to name of Ronnie. Reward on returning to Mr Paul, care D. Evans. OTOCK-WHIP, lost on Satur--0 day night Finder please leave at this office. Situations Vacant. BOY, smart, for shop. — Apply Farmers’ Union Trading Co., Paeroa. YOUTH for farm work. Machines used.l— Address this office. To Let. /COMFORTABLE house, furnVJ ished, to let for 12 months. Good situation, electric light ; 4 rooms, bath room, scullery. Rent 30s week. —Edwin Edwards, agent. Miscellaneous. FIREWORKS.— Best English and Chinese Crackers, Illuminated Lights, Fountains, Pinwheels, Roman Candles, Sparklers. All prices, from Id to 2s. Large selection. Bring the kiddies along to W. H. Mahony. Ladies — Save 5/- in the /. Buy your Summer Millinery and Clothing from us. You save manufacturers’ cost. — Ladies’ Emporium, opposite Brian Boru, Thames, Mrs J. T. Maingay. Professional. “LINTON” PRIVATE MATERNITY HOSPITAL, TURUA. Nurse Markham, Matron. Telephone No. 2.

For Exchange. TTSEof 5 roomed cottage, fireU wood’, and grazing for one cow, opposite Koinata Reefs Post Office, in exchange for a few weeks’ labour per year on same property. Apply Gazette Office. CROSBY AND GOSPER, BLACKSMITHS, Beg to announce to the residents of Kerepeeni and surrounding districts that their Mr W. G. Crosby will be in attendance at the old Flaxmill, Kerepeehi, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday for horseshoeing, etc. MRS K. JONAS Luncheon Rooms and Marble Bar. TE AROHA , Open daily till 11 p.m. and all day on Sundays. - Four-course Dinners Daily:, 2/Morning and Afternoon Teas 9d Ice Creams, Ice Drinks, Milk Shakes, Sundaes, etc. Visitors from Paeroa and Hauraki Plains specially invited to pay us a Visit. Note the address — Opposite Domain — TE AROHA. Motor Services. MOTOR SERVICE. TURUA TO POKENO. via Ngatea, Walfakaruru, and Maratriarua. I beg to inform the travelling public that I have commenced a daily service to leave Turua at 9 a.m., via Ngatea, Waitakaruru, Maramarua, to connect with the Auckland train leaving Pokeno at 12.15, arriving Ngatea 3 p.m. on return journey. H. HANSEN, Proprietor. TAURANGA-WAIHI DAILY MOTOR SERVICE. BERT CARTER, associated for many years with the coaching and motor mail services, has commenced a daily motor service between Tauranga and Waihi. Car leaves Tauranga 5.30 a.m., connecting at 9.30 with, train at Waihi for Auckland. Car leaves Waihi at noon, arriving Tauranga about 4 p.m. Booking Offices: Bell Tea Rooms, Tauranga, ’phone 112; Henderson’s Garage, Waihi, ’phone 108, and Warwick Williams, ’phone 65. BERT CARTER, Proprietor.

“ I hope the day will come whep no such thing as proficiency certificates will be awarded on examination results,” was the way in which Mr J. A. Valentine, senior inspector of schools, expressed himself' in an address to teachers’ at New Plymouth, in which he shed a new light on the present system of education in the primary schools (states an exchange). The speaker incidentally mentioned that sixth standard pupils in country schools were generally smarter than ■their brothers and sisters of the town schools, as they were thrown more upon their, own resources and cultivated more self-reliance in consequence, whereas town children had greater, attention shown to them. " Any inspector will, back up this point,” said Mr Valentine, in lending point to li.is contention that, under trie Dalton plan, the child would develop more self-reliance and initiative by finding out knowledge by his own efforts as far as possible*