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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4516, 17 January 1923, Page 3

Lost. A FOUNTAIN PEN, Waterman, on Monday—Reward at this office. ELDING, black, faint white kJ" star on forehead, unshod ; / also one heavy bay horse, also unshod.—Mr Cutting; Turua. HORSE, half-draught, dark bay, from Rahun Road, Karangahake. Branded W.T. on shoulder, and star on forehead. —Reward on information to Ralph Johnstone, Karangahake. Waited* TIINGINES, benzine, any size. 2J Must be cheap. Price and full particulars to “Cash," C/o “Gazette" Office. For Sale. CALVES for sale. Fresians A few well-reared weaner heifers. Dams picked cows. Sire half brother to sire of Monavale Queen Bess ; 740 lb fet at 2 years, 800 lb at 3 years.—L. C. Marchant, Ngatea. THREE-COW L.K.G. Milking Plant, with Capel engine, good working order. A trial spm given. £9O. Also Alfa-Laval Separator, 65gal. capacity, worked one season. £3O. Owner given up dairying.—Address at Evans’ Store, Patetonga. Property For Sale. ACRES, WAIKINO. RewtJc I newable lease, 63 years to run, £6 rental yearly. Deposit £lO, balance three years at 6 per cent—Apply Dignan, Armstrong, Vulcan Lane, Auckland. .Wanted to Buy. DO you want- the best price for Kauri Gum, and of course you do. Sell it to M. A. Devcich, 1 Hikutaia. 1 • ■ —? Miscellaneous. YOUR CHILDREN will soon require new school books, school bags, pencils etc., we can supply all ' requirements. W. H. Mahony. Ladies. —Don’t miss calling on us when doing your ’Xmas., Shopping. Smart Stylish Goods at Reasonable Prices—Serviceable and Acceptable ’Xmas. Presents—Mrs 'J. Maingay, Draper, Thames, opp. Brian Boru.

HANGATIKI 98 per cent. GROUND LIME. Thames Valley and Hauraki Plains Lands are rich in plant food, but require lime. They will give much increased returns!if Hangatiki ,98 per cent. Ground Carbonate is applied. For all information apply James Coupei', Paeroa, or Hangatiki Lime Ltd.. 206 Victoria Arcade. Auckland. Public Notices. PROFESSIONAL NOTICE. MISS CLYMO wishes to notify the residents of Paeroa and surrounding districts that on February 1 she is opening a nursing home in Moore Street. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT MISS E. NEWTON SMITH, representing Dr. Scholls’ Foot Comport Appliances and remedies, will attend at Danby’s Shoe Stores, Thames from Monday, January 22, to January 27, and advise oh Feet Ailments. Sufferers from Weak Ankles, Fallen Arch, Flat Feet, Tired Feet, Cramped Toes, Bunions-, Coms, and Feet Discomfort should call and consult this Expert Practipedist. Book an appointment without delay; Phone 100. DANBY’S SHOE STORES, THAMES. TENDERS. TENDERS are invited by the Ohinernuri Jockey Club for the erection of twenty (20) loose boxes at Racecourse property. Tenders returnable up to 5 p.m. Monday, January 22, with Secretary, Paeroa. No tender necessarily accepted. . H. POLAND, Secretary.. Opening Annoumemeiit. Mr. R. CORRINGHAM begs to announce that he has removed his business to the premises formerly occupied by D. A.,Vincent in Normanby Road, .Paeroa; where he has opened up Complete Stocks of all Household Furniture. Everything for the home will be stocked, i»sluding all High-class Furnishjingt, Congoleum Squares, Carpets, /■tugs. Blinds, Chairs, etc. Goods not stocked will be procured at shortest notice. Bedsand Woven Wire Mattresses itnade on the premises. Your inspection is cordially incited. R. CORRINGHAM. CLIENTS please note that Stansfield’s Mart will be .closed for about one week as from Saturday, January 13. Any messages may be left with Miss Clark at Mr Cadman’s shop. Special Sale of Furniture, etc., will be held in our Mart on Wednesday, January 24, at 2 p.m. ; sharp. BERNARD STANSFIELD, Auctioneer. |