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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4598, 15 August 1923, Page 3

For Sale. GOOD showy hack, sound and reliable.—Address Gazette Office. 209 HORSE, cart and harness, in good condition. — Apply Morgan Bros. TEA ROOMS, Confectionery. Best stand in Paeroa. Good reasons Selling.—Address “Gazette.” 213 Q/A ACRES of land. Has never W been flooded. 12 acres grass, 25 acres flax, balance rough feed. This property is within 2 miles of Store, School, and P. 0., and has fresh water running down front and back. When improved will carry 70 cows. Price £2O per acre.— Apply “Farmer,” Kailiere, via Ohinewai. Wanted to Buy. HORSE, good, suitable for spring cart. Must be sound and reliable.—Apply Farmers’ Union Trading Co., Ltd. Situations Vacant. Gt IRL, young wanted, to do i" housework. Wages £1 per week. Other help kept.—Apply Mrs White, Garage, Thames. Telephone No. 40. 206 MAN for machine milking wanted. Must thoroughly understand machines.—Apply G. Death, Netherton. 205 GOOD strong farm hand ; help milking. Machines used. Good wages for suitable persom —Apply Gazette Office. 217 WANTED. SALES LADY FOR DRAPERY DEPARTMENT. Must be fully qualified. Good wages to suitable person. Apply, FARMERS’ .UNION TRADING CO. LTD. Gardeniiig. ARDENING, hedges, fences, and odd jobbing work done. Own tools. No job too small. — J. Rush, Puke Road. Plains. NOW ready and for rest of season, cabbage, cauliflower, lettuce, onion, beet, and tomato plants.—J. Rush, Puke Road. Wanted Known. ALL children intending to take part at Miss Milgrew s Plain and Fancy Dress Ball on September 18th. are requested to attend dancing class on Monday afternoon, August 20th. BUILDERS, farmers, and others requiring good building timber, watch advertisement for gigantic sale to be held on 25th. August.—B. Stansfield. DON’T forget Mae Murray in “Fascination,” on Saturday, 18th, and “Queen Sheba,” featuring Betty Blyth, on Monday, 20th. Great pictures, both of them. HAVING bought Miss Smith’s Dressmaking and Drapery Business at Ngatea, I will be pleased to see all old customers as well as new.—Mrs L. Mahktelow, ’phone BM. MISS Milgrew’s Dance is postponed from next Thursday till Wednesday, August 22 owing to indisposition. Don't forget date. PAINTING and Paperhanging done, town or country. Satisfaction guaranteed.—Alf. Bridges, Hill Street, Paeroa. VISITORS to Thames coast for holidays, drop a line to “ Puru stores ” for your grocery order, also for Bus to meet trains. We cater especially for campers. Satisfaction guaranteed.— S. Hartnell. Stock Safes. MORRINSVILLE STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, at 11.30 a.m. 300 HEAD CATTLE. 10 Fat Steers 15 Fat Cows 30 Store Cows 70 2 and 3-year Steers 10 2-year Heifers 40 Yearlings, m.s. 70 Springing Heifers 30 Dairy Cows 60 Fat Ewes On account of Wm. Howie — 11-coulter drill (Cooper and Duncan), mowing machine, disc harrows (14-blade), 4-leaf tine harrows, Camdridge roller, d.f. plough (Reid and Grey). Also 150 Matai posts, 450 battens, 4 strainers lot of timber. Entries solicited. Farmers .Co-operative Auctioneering Co., Ltd. THAMES VALLEY PEDIGREE STOCK SALE. PAEROA SALEYARDS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 11 a.m. For conditions see previous issue. The Farmers’ Co-operative Auc tioneering fig., Ltd.