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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4504, 15 December 1922, Page 3

For Sale. ACRE of grass, suitable for hay. Apply Gazette Office. SECOND-HAND Motor Car, Buick, four-cylinder ; perfect order. ,£2OO. —H. Eaddy, Cochrane Street, Thames. ORION Ranges, good condiw tion. —Apply Fawcett Bros., Kerepeehi. /"I HILD’S COT, splendid condiXJ tion, oiled heart kauri, with or without kapok mattress. —Address this office. TENNIS Racquet, practically new,. 13oz Premier (English).—Further particulars this office. , Found. ’ PURSE containing money, on Show Ground—Abply Police Station. j Accommodation. EOOM in town offered, rent free, to respectable woman willing to ? stayj|home after seven. —M. 103, Gazette Office. s Situations Vacant. BOV, help milk, no farm work. Good home. £1 week. Urgent. —Apply Gazette Office. BOY for farm work wanted; -•used to milking machines. Good home. — Apply Hare Bros., Paeroa. ■ ' Wanted to Rent. COTTAGE at Waihi Beach, wanted to rent for three or four weeks from December 22.— Reply urgently, Bray, this office. Wanted to Buy. TWO sound young bulls - wanted. Wtn. Greenway, Ngatea. Postal address, private bag, Paeroa. SOUND reliable "buggy horse wanted.— Apply Abattoirs, Paeroa. , ■ KAURI GUM,any quantity and any quality, for cash. Best market prices given. A trail solicited.—Apply M. A. Devcich, Hikutaia. Straying Cattle.

T)AY mare with three white -D saddle marks on back, had head stall and piece of rope. Strayed from Paeroa on Dec. 3rd. Last seen going towards Te Aroha. £1 reward will be given for information leading to its discovery. Any person keeping the same after this date will be prosecuted—C. Gosper,' Paeroa. miscellaneous. HAVE YOU SEEN my large selection of Xmas 'presents? , Good quality new stock, latest designs, everything for every7 body. W. H. Mahony. Ladies’ Smart, Stylish Millinery now showing from 12/6 to 19/11; Children’s from 3/11 to 12/6. —Mrs J. Maingay, Opp. Brian Boru. Thames. ' ALLEY MEMORIAL PARK, HIKUTAIA. ART UNION. BY permission of the Minister of Internal Affairs, the drawing of the Art Union Prizes has -been postponed until Thursday, February 1, 1923. JAMES ELLIOT F. MAXWELL Hon. Secretaries. TIROHIA QUARRY COY. LTD. rr»HE above company is prepared JL to supply metal and blinding with the old plant during erection of an up-to-date large breaker, now in hand. JOHN WILSON, Managing Director, Tirohia Quarry Co. Ltd. 303, N.Z. Insurance Buildings, Auckland.