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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4541, 19 March 1923, Page 3

For Sale. T 7 ARMS, from £2 per acre up--I- wards. Also to let with right of purchase.—Apply Jas. Paterson, Paeroa. PEDIGREE Jersey Bulls, Registered, from 1 year to 5 years old.—Apply Jas. Paterson, Paeroa. ' PONY, 4 years old, will go in harness ; also a saddle.—Apply C. Hobin, Factory, Ngatea. SINGER Sewing Machine, firstclass condition. Cheap, for quick sale. —Address “Gazette” Office. WHAT OFFERS ? Ten Farmers’ Union Trading Co. Shares. , £lO paid up.—Apply “Gazette” Office. QfA GRADE JERSEY HEIFER £\J ,CALVES, from imported stock.—Apply This Office. Wanted to Buy. PULLETS, 6, purebred, White Leghorns. Reasonable. — Apply “Gazette.” Lost. HAND BAG, containing lunch and ’ field glasses, lost on Saturday between Netherton and course, or on course, by worker on course. Reward. —“Gazette ’ Office. • . , i— WILL the person who took grey felt hat, black band, from County office, Paeroa, on Thursday afternoon please return same and receive his own at the Gazette Office. Found. LEATHER Purse (lady’s), found on Saturday. . OWner can have same on describing contents and paying for this advertisement. Situations Vacant. Apprentice for the printing trade. —Apply Manager, “Gazette” Office. SMART LAD,'for the Bakehouse. —Apply T. H. Hale. Sitrayexh , BLACK HORSE, branded S, from “Knock-na-Veigh,” Waihi Road. —T. Mitchell. Sharcmilking Wanted. Good herd, 60 to 100 cows, for next season. Machines preferred. Good references. Apply “Super,” “Gazette Office, Tencrers.

TENDERS are invited for the sole right to screen pictures at the Patetonga Hall during the year ending March 31, 1924, or for a further yearly term. Conditions provide that a stationary plant be installed. Alternate tenders to provide in addition a piano for general use at the hall. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. f For further information apply to the chairman, Hall Committee, Patetonga, with whom tenders close on March 25, 1923. TENDERS. TENDERS are invited for the purchase of butter-milk at our Paeroa and Ngatea Butter Factories. ahd full details can be obtained from the Factory Manager in each case. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders close at'?noon, April 30,1923, with THE SUPERINTENDENT, N.Z. CO-OP. DAIRY CO., LTD., HAMILTON. 'WAIKINO OLD BOYS’ ASSN? THE Annual Re-union of the above will be held in Victoria -Hall, Friday, March 23, 1923, at 8 p.m. Members cordially invited. W. W. HARRIS, Hon. Secretary. < AS WAS EXPECTED, our little shop was far too small for our growing business. We have, therefore, removed to much larger premises in Belmont Road (2 doors from Paeroa Station), and our stocks have increased accordingly in quantity—not in price LThe Quality is just the same : THE BEST. All good things for the Farm at The Farmers’ Mecca. NOTICE. DURING my unavoidable absence Mr E. W. Porritt, solicitor, will attend to any matters requiring attention. Messages left with him will be attended to on my return. M. J. HARRIS. , NOTICE. rjIHE A.M.P. Society have appointed H. G. Somervell their travelling District Representative vicg Mr C. H. Pullyn (deceased). The District comprises Thames Valley, Hauraki Plains, Te Aroha, Waihi, and Tauranga areas. G. E. A. WILKES, District Manager, Hamilton. Telephone 130, Paeroa.