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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4533, 28 February 1923, Page 3

Wanted to Buy. PULLETS, 6, purebred, Black Orpington. Reasonable. — Apply “Gazette.” Lost. fl! WO Jersey Calves (weaner), -L between Railway Station and Netherton. Reward. —Barnitt, Netherton. PAIR of Spectacles, in case, in Paeroa. Finder rewarded. E. Clayton. Situations Vacant. MAN, experienced, for farm. Good wages and found to good man. —Apply at this Office. Wanted Known. THE FUGITIVES, a splendid serial story by Miss Alice Kenny, of Paeroa, is now appearing in the columns of the Auckland “Star.” Copies may be obtained from Fallon’s, Mahony s or Flatt's, stationers. Personal. PLEASE Take Notice.—lf certain vile, despicable cowards do not refrain from circulating defamatory reports concerning my character they will be dealt with to the utmost rigour of the law. —Arnold W. Green, Karangahake. IF certain persons in Kerepeehi and Thames do not refrain from slandering and spreading defamatory remarks against me re R. Poi, partner,. alias Jimmy Meta, legal proceedings will be taken.—Mrs Edith Connell, nee Ira Watane, Kopu, Thames. miscellaneous. HARE BROS., the established firm, are district agents for Gane Milking Machine, Booth Macdonald Farm Implements and Windmills. Auction Sale.—Take notice that an Auction Sale will be held at Mrs W. Yelland’s Residence on Friday next at 1 p.m.', instead of at Our Mart.—Bernard Stansfield.

Here we are again; School holidays are over, and I have in stock all necessary books and school requirements. Visit the little shop with the big stocks. —W. H. Mahony. Sale 1 Sale I Sale I —Ladies’ Hosiery from lOd pair; Ladies Gloves from 1/- paid ; Calico from B|d ; 70in Sheeting, 2/11; Children’s Dresses from 2/11; Ladies’ Dresses from 7/6.— Mrs J. Maingay, oppsite Brian Boru, Thames. Wallop ! Hello, what’s down now? Only the prices, Mr Farmer! The quality of our goods is still Al.—The Farmers’ Mecca (opposite Power Board, Paeroa). Music. MRS. E. BURKE TEACHER PIANOFORTE AND THEORY. Address : C/o Mrs Donnelly, Corbett Street. Paeroa. TE AROHA RACES. MOTOR SERVICE. Messrs brenan and co. will run motor busses from Paeroa to Te Aroha Racecourse on Saturday and Monday, leaving the garage at 10.30 a.m., returning after last race. Book early to secure a seat. ’Phone 7. NORMAN ROOTS. TAXI PROPRIETOR. / TE AROHA. Night Phone 121 R. Taxi Stand 218. All trains met. Distance no object INCLUDE FISH IN YOUR DIET. Smoked Fish fresh three , times weekly from our Waihi Beach Depot; FRESH FISH DAILY ON ICE. \ f Special Note. — Try our freshly bottled cockles and mussels, always in stock. MATAURA BEACH CRAYFISH REGULARLY. Orders promptly delivered to any part of town or country. EKLUND BROS. NORMANBY ROAD PAEROA. ’Phone 141. MAIL NOTICES. Mails will close at the Post Office, Paeroa, as 1 under Auckland, Te Aroha, Morrinsville, Frankton Junction, Waikato, and Southern offices. —Daily: 6 a.m,, 10 a.m., 4.30 p.m. Kaiangahake, Waikino, end Waihi. —Daily: 10 a.m„ 2.30 p.m. Komata. —Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 6 a.m. & Kerepeehi, Netherton, and Ngatea. —Dally: 2.30 p.m. Katikati and Tauranga.—Monday, Wednesday, ,and Friday, 10 a.m. Thames and intermediate offices. — Daily : 6 a.m., 10 a.m., 2.30 p.m. Turua. —Daily: 2.30' p.m. Turua. —By steamer as opportunity offers. j. g. McDougall, ' Postmaster.