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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4570, 30 May 1923, Page 3

THANKS. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE HAURAKI PLAINS. I WISH to thank all those who voted for me at the election of members for the Thames Hospital Board. While I was a member of the Board I never missed a meeting or special meeting, and all money I received by way of expenses I gave back to the Hospital Board, and it brings in by way of subsidy 24s in the £. 1 should have thanked the ratepayers before, but have only just come home from a spell in the Thames Hospital, and I would like to say that few know what a very fine institution we have in the Thames Hospital. A person wants to go in to know how well the sick are looked after from the time they go in. They are looked after by the doctor, matron, sisters, and nurses, hand and foot, and I cannot praise too highly the care the patients get while they are in hospital. HALYBURTON JOHNSTONE. FREE MARKET FOR BUTTER-FAT. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. SEND us your CREAM and receive the highest possible returns . and the most efficient service. WE ask for no guarantees. YOU have no liability. Factory will be ready some time in July, when Cream collection by road will be undertaken. In the meantime, owing to many inquiries, we have made arrangements to handle Cream, and will accept same from date on RAIL any Station on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. OUR minimum payments for May and June Butterfat for first grade Cream will please you. WE PAY RAILAGE from any Station. For further particulars apply : TE AROHA DAIRY COMPANY, SOMERSTOWN, TE AROHA. Phone 146. CHANGE OF BUSINESS I WISH to take this opportunity of thanking the Public of Paeroa and surrounding districts for the liberal patronage given to me during the past 14 years. I desire to notify my numerous friends and customers that I have sold my business to Messrs Wallace and Co., of Auckland, and bespeak for them the same support that has always been extended to me. FREDERICK C. BLYTH. IN connection yzith the above we wish to state -that we will use our best endeavour to carry on the above business much on the same lines as those followed by Mr F. C. Blyth. We assure the public that up-to-date stocks of groceries, produce, household ironmongery, and crockery will be. carried to suit all requirements. We trust, by giving every attention to customers, to merit a continuance of the support accorded to our predecessor, Mr F. C. Blyth. All accounts in connection with Mr Blyth’s business will -be collected by Wallace and Co. For Wallace and Co., T. BLACK, Manager. NOTE THIS! TO encourage Clients to make Friday their Special Shopping Day in Paeroa we are holding a Special Auction Sale of New and Used Furniture at our Mart on Friday Next at 2'p.m., when new goods will be sold far below ordinary shop prices. Goods offering will include Duchess and Pedestal, Beds and Wire Woves, Squabs and Cushions, D.B. Gun, by T. Hollis, London, Chairs, Tables, Ploughs, and host of Sundries. Roll up and secure the Bargains. BERNARD STANSFIELD, . AUCTIONEER. THE CHANCE OF A LIFE-TIME One might as well be dead as out of the Fashion. MR A. E. TAYLOR, of the Farmers’ Union Trading Co., Ltd., SPECIALIST IN MEN’S SUITS AND LADIES’ COSTUMES, will visit Netherton on TUESDAY, sth JUNE, 1923. Be there and inspect the wonderful selection of Tweeds, Serges, etc., and arrange for your new suit or costume. Prices, Quality, Finsh, and Style. Guaranteed, or your money Refunded. FARMERS’ UNION TRADING CO., LTD. NETHERTON BRANCH. REPUTA TI ON is never earned completely. It is always being earned. It, is a reward for work done, be it good or bad. We are fery keen indeed to GET and to HOLD a good reputation to merit the confidence of our present Cream Suppliers so that they may be able to recommend us to others, and by so doing help themselves as well as us. Rail your cream to us and give us a tjrial. For further particulars write WAIKATO VALLEY DAIRY CO. LTD. P.O. Box 18, Frankton Junction. Agents fpr “ DIABOLO ” Separators.