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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4552, 18 April 1923, Page 3

KEREPEEHI. RIVER WORKS. The Kingston dredge, which recently returned from Thames, where thmachinery was fitted, is being completed at Kerepcehi, and, it is understood, will shortly be engaged in improving the river bed. The Priestman dredge has worked its way down to the mouth of the Awaiti, and is now engaged in widening the mouth. This is part of the scheme for making a basin at Keio peehi. The Priestman will next be engaged in widening the river at the slip to enable the 80ft pontoon which is at present nearing completion to be launched. . The land dredge has nearly completed one side of the Puhar.ga canal. The. dredges on the Maukoro and Awaiti canals are still plodding on. Lost. A RT Union Ticket, No 2343. JIL Drawn in connection with CoHedge St. School, Palmerston North, Art Union.—Finder rewarded on returning to A. JYoung, Netherton. SUM of money, lost by boy. Reward. — Apply Brenan and Co., Ltd. Situations Vacant. BOY, 14 or 15, help to milk and make himself useful. Wages £l, and found.— Apply 8.M., Gazette Office. TTLAXCUTTERS, 3, good, wantT ed ..immediately.—Apply J. A. Walsh, Flaxmill, Cadman Rd. Ik /TAN, reliable, for bread cart. jJL —Apply T. H. Hale, baker. Situations Wanted. WORK, by the day or otherwise, by woman with one child. Urgent.—Address this Office. ~ Wanted Known. in LITE DAIRY, late Cadman’s. JDJ Fresh milk and cream daily, milk 5d quart. Also home-cured cooked ham. Home products, jams, chutneys, pickles, jellies sold in small quantities. Trial solicited. for sale by tender, for REMOVAL. KEFRESHMENT Rooms on railway station, Paeroa. — Particulars may be had from the undersigned.—W. ALP. THE SHOOTING .SEASON 1923. .TVTOTICE is hereby given that ±1 no shooting over Blocks No. IJ, No. 28, No. IA, No. 4, No. 18, No. 3, Awaiti, Waihou Survey District, belonging to. the Awaiti Land Co., now controlled by Mr J. A: Endean, Paeroa, will be allowed without permission. J. A. WALSH, Box 11, Paeroa. THAMES HARBOUR BOARD. ELECTION OF MEMBERS. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen— In announcing my candidature for a scat on the Harbour Board for the forthcoming term I take this opportunity of stating that I am opposed to the present scheme in its entirety. lamin favour of the natural waterways being improved rather than creating an artificial harbour. If elected, I shall do my best to serve the interests of the farmers, and also the community as a whole, irrespective of parties or persons, and to merit your confidence. Vote for S. J. Laughlin and D. G. McMillan. Yours faithfully, D. G. McMILLAN. NOTICE. rpHE A.M.P. Society have appointed H. G. Somervell their travelling District Representative vice 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.