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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4521, 31 January 1923, Page 3

For Sale. INDIAN Scout Motor-cycle, 1923 model. Has done only 450 miles, and is guaranteed in perfect order. For particulars apply to “Indian.” jvTECTARINES, 6/6 per 201 b -LI case delivered. Peaches ready next week.—Apply F. Ryde, Thames Road. SPRING Cart, good order, carry y ton. — Particulars apply C. Kennedy, Waihi Beach. Lost. BLACK leather wallet, containing money and papers, at Hikutaia sports ground. Finder rewarded on returning to “Gazette Office.” IT ADY’S fur coat, dark brown -A with grey collar and hem, lost between Turua and Te Aroha. Reward, £2 10s.—Apply “ Gazette ” office. Situations Wanted. LAD, 15, wants situation on farm. Can milk (machines). Address at “Gazette” Office, Paeroa. YOUNG lady wants postion in shop or office. —Reply 292, Gazette Office. Situations Vacant. GIRL to assist in house wanted at once. All duties. ■ Good Wages. —Apply Gazette Office. THE Mutual Life and Citizens’ Association Co., Ltd., requires Canvasser-Collector for Paeroa - Morrinsville District. Must be a “live wire.”—Apply G. H. Keeling, Superintendent, at “Gazette” Office. Wanted Known. / . HAURAKI Show Art Union will be drawn on Wednesday, February 28. Tickets 1/-. Edwin Edwards, Secretary. Personal. IF CERTAIN persons in Paeroa persist in declaring that I am a married man proceedings will be' taken. G. AITCHESONMiscellaneous. SPECIAL LINES at Mart Sale on Friday at 2 p.m.. Ducks, Fowls, quantity Plums and other fruit. Oak sideboard, beds and bedding, linos in good order and other useful lines. — Bernard Stansfield, Auctioneer. 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.

SINGING AND VOICE PRODUCTION. MISS JESSIE MELVIN, teacher of Singing and Voice Production, will take pupils at Paeroa if sufficient inducement offers. Miss Melvin has been teaching at Thames for the last two yearsMRS. E. BURKE , TEACHER PIANOFORTE AND THEORY. Address: C/o Mrs Donnelly,' Corbett Street, Paeroa. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP/ THE Partnership hitherto existing between SAMUEL ARTHUR HOLES and CHARLES PERCY WILLIAM HOLES, as Hardware Merchants, Garden Specialists, Nurserymen, etc., in the business known as “Holes Bros” in Paeroa has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. \ The business of the late Firm will be carried on by the undersigned CHARLES PERCY WILLIAM HOLES, who will take over the assets and liabilities, and who is authorised to collect all accounts due and owing to the late Firm. Dated at Paeroa this 31st day of January, 1923. S. A. HOLES C. P. W. HOLESi PAEROA BOROUGH COUNCIL. MUNICIPAL ELECTORS’ ROLL. THE Municipal Roll for 1923 is now being prepared. Applications for enrolment thereon will be received up to and including 15th February. Claims for enrolment must be made on the statutory forms, to be obtained at the Council’s Office on request. Wm. C. ALEXANDER, Town Clerk. January 31, 1923. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. I BEG to announce that I have taken over the saddlery and harness business recently carried on by the late Mr A. E. Fielder, and respectfully solicit a fair share of patronage. Up-to-date stocks are due to arrive in a few days, when your inspection is cordially invited. J. McCORQUODALE. Hughendon Street, Paeroa.