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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4559, 4 May 1923, Page 3

1 For Sale. CLOVER HAY and Mangolds. —Address, apply this office. DAIRY farm, Netherton. 86 Acres, subdivided, watered by artesians. Six stall shed with concrete yard. Two roomed bach; Will carry 55 cows and other stock.. ,£65 per acre. Small deposit. — Apply Owner, c/o this Office. Seagrass pram with hood (practically new). Cash price £4 10s. —For address apply This Office. Lost, MISSING., or taken by mistake. bowler’s leather bowl bag. Reward on returning to Gazette Office. To Let. HOUSE to let on New Te Aroha Road.—-Apply G. E Wilson, Mill Road, Paeroa. Situations Vacant. Married couple or Youth wanted for farm work.-— Address at Gazette Office. Situations Wanted. TWO SISTERS desire positions together, if possible. General household duties. Willing.— Replies to “Willing,” Gazette Office. Wanted Known. THE ELITE, late Cadman’s. Cream daily. Home-cured cooked ham ; home products. Tea rooms still open. Fresh eggs wanted to buy. Wanted to Buy. TT'AURI GUM—Am still buyIjl ing. Highest market price given. Submit a trial order. Cash paid for any quantity.—M. A. Devcich, Hikutaia. Trespass Notices. ALL TRESPASSERS with dogs and guns on the Properties of the undersigned, Awaiti, will be prosecuted without exception. W. A. REID B. COOK S. HAYWARD H. HAYNES. SHOOTING is prohibited on the property, Thames Road, of the undersigned. Trespassers with dog or gun will be prosecuted. L. CASSRELS E. W. PORRITT "SHOOTING IS PROHIBITED. Trespassers with dog or gun will be prosecuted, without respect of person, on the properties at Thames Road, Komata, and Mill Road, under my charge. T. A. BUCKLEY. Trespassers on my property on Waihou West No. 4 will be prosecuted. H. K. PETERSON. Impounded. IMPOUNDED in Paeroa Public Pound, by ranger, for wandering Thames Road—One yellow, white, and brindle cow, branded 0 on right rump, ear mark left ear; also for wandering Karangahake road—One bay pony mare, no brands visible, white on forehead, white spots on back. By P. Harold, for trespassing farm, Awaiti West: One red and roan yearling heifer, no brands visible. If not claimed will be sold on Wednesday (noon), May 9, 1923. JAMES. PENNELL, Poundkeeper. RAILWAY TIMETABLE ALTERATIONS. Commencing 7th May, the Up and Down Thames expresses will NOT run between Auckland and Morrinsville. -The Up and Down Rotorua Expresses will make stops previously made by Thames Expresses between Auckland and Morrinsville. , The usual 10 a.m. Down Rotorua Express will leave Auckland at 9.5 a.m., taking passengers for Thames and Waihi Lines. The usual 9.21 a.m. Up Auckland Express will leave Thames at 9.5 a.m., Paeroa 10.32 a.m,, and will run to Morrinsville only, connecting with the Un Rotorua-Auckland Express. The usual 9.12 a.m. Auckland-Thames Express will start from Morrinsville at 2.8 p.m. (after connecting with Down Rotorua Express) Paeroa 3.38 p.m. The usual 7.40 a.m. Frankton-Thames train will leave Paeroa 10.50 a.m. The usual 4 p.m. Frankton train will leave Thames 4.10 p.m., and will run 10 minutes later throughout. The usual 11 a.m., 3.25 p.m., and 5.50 p.m. Waihi trains will leave Paeroa at 10.50 a.m., 3.35, and 5.55 p.m., respectively. See Poster Timetable for full particulars. CANDLE-MAKING. THRIVING N.Z. INDUSTRY. The commercial possibilities of candle manufacture in the Dominion are evidenced in the case of “Golden Ray” candles. This well-known brand is superior to all imported makes, giving a better light for longer time at less cost. “Golden Ray”, candles are specially hardened. Packet always full weight. Made from finest materials. If your grocer does not stock “Golden Rays” write direct for supplies to Ellis and Manton, Ltd., manufacturers, G.P.O. Box 222, Wellington. Tor Children’s Hacking Cough, Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.