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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4593, 3 August 1923, Page 3

For Sale. HERD of 50 dairy cows, in lots to suit purchaser.— Address this office. NOW ready and for rest of season, cabbage, cauliflower, lettuce, onion, beet, and tomato plants.—J. Rush, Puke Road. PLANTS FOR SALE.—Evergreen Privets, Lawsonianas, 22/6 100. Macrocarpa’s, Escallonias (3-4 ft 38/- 100. Nothing better. —H- Porter, Box 289 Auckland. Confectionery and Tea Rooms, best stand. Good reasons selling.—For address apply this office. 151 S _ ~ETTINGS (tested layers) 7/6, Black Orpingtons, White and Brown Leghorns. I.R. Ducks 5/-.—Alf. Bridge, Hill Street. DAIRY FARM. Freehold title. ONE MILE FROM PAEROA. 43|- ACRES, 6-roomed House, 4stall Cowshed, and numerous other sheds. Water running in every paddock. Good young Orchard and Garden. Plenty of Fire- , wood. £2OO to go in. OR WITH STOCK, ETC., consisting of 12 Grade Jersey Cuws, 2nd and 3rd calvers, coming in now, all sound and quiet and in calf to Pedigree Jersey Bull; fowls, ducks., 2 weaner calves, 2 Jersey heifer calves, 45gal. Alpha Laval separator, sledge, and all farm tools, half stack hay and about 3 tons Mangolds, wheelbarrow buckets and churn, etc. The lot, walk in walk out, £4OO for quick sale. Apply OWNER, This Office. 146 Wanted to Buy. HORSE, good, suitable for spring cart. Must be sound and reliable.—Apply Farmers’ Union Trading Co., Ltd. Situations Vacant. T\ OMESTIC Help, capable, J-/ wanted, all duties, three in family.—Address this office. WANTED. A SALES LADY FOR DRAPERY DEPARTMENT. . Must be fully qualified. Good wages to suitable person. Apply., FARMERS’ UNION TRADING CO. LTD. Lost. PARCEL, containing wood pulley and fittings, lost between ’ Paeroa and Netherton. Finder return to Hare Bros., Paeroa. • , Wanted Known. Did you go to the Masquerade Ball. Well, don’t pawn your costume before visiting Mitchell’s Studio. ARDENING, hedges, fences, VT and odd jobbing work done. Own tools. Nd job too small.— J. Rush, Puke Road. IRLS! Have you seen the VX the Mitchell Studio Window? If not, hurry up before it’s too late. PAINTING and Paperhanging • done, town or country. Satisfaction guaranteed. —Alf. Bridges, Hill Street, Paeroa. I’VE entered for the Fancy Dress Competition at Mitchell’s Studio. Better hurry ! it closes August 11. THE ELITE, late Cadman’s. Cream daily. Cooked meats; home-made cakes; home products. Tea rooms still open. Fresh eggs wanted to buy. SH-H-H. Dont say anything, ■just sneak down quietly to the studio and give in your name. What for? Why, the fancy dress competition. The prizes will be worth having. Impounded. IMPOUNDED by ranger, for trespassing A. E. Say’s property, Junction Road. —One yellow Jersey Heifer, 160 on right rump and slit in one ear. Jf not claimed and expenses paid will be sold on Wednesday, August 8, at noon. JAS. CAPILL, Poundkeeper. “ I Might Have Known ” what others knew Had I not joined the doubting tow, I might have known how good and pure Is peerless Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. But now I know and own at last The folly of the faithless past— For colds I value noW, be-sure, The aid of Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.

Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. For Coughs and Colds, never fails.