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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4518, 22 January 1923, Page 3

Lost. A FOUNTAIN PEN, Waterman, on Monday.—Reward at this office. GELDING, black, faint white 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. For Sale. TOMATOES, very best, 6d lb., at ‘Te Whare,” next to school. 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. 4 FAT Porkers, 5 goblin turjl/ keys, and 1 pure-bred Jersey bull 18 months old, very qui'et. — Apply A. F. Billington, Thames Road€>ztiT ACRES ’ WAIKINO. Re--Jte 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 Known. j. -- D FRASER, Qualified • Mechanic, Boardinghouse, Ngatea, visits any part of the Plains. . Milking Machines or motor cars. Unretlieicimedi Pledges. ALL goods and chattels left in my charge, including cattle and horses, as grazers or otherwise, must be paid for and removed, or some will be sold to defray expenses.—R. Whitten. 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. Shop.ping. Smart Stylish Goods at Reasonable Prices—Serviceable and Acceptable ’Xmas. Presents.—Mrs J. M'aingay, Draper, Thames, opp. Brian Boru.