For Sale. ORD CAR, 1916 model, lately renovated; new hood and tyres. £lOO, or near offer. Will accept stock or implements same value. Apply Box 5 Paeroa. 226 PONY, boy’s, quiet; goes in harness.—Apply Miss Cheevers, Hopai, Ngatea. 247 PLUMMER Blocks, shafting, collars, pulleys, saw spindles, and belting at exceptionally low prices. Send for list. —W. E. Richardson and Son, Customs St. East, Auckland. 255 WEANER Boars, purebred Tamworth. Price £3 3s. —W. H. Bayliss, Netherton. 254 EIDING hack, sound and reliable ; limited quantity totara fencing posts, 45gal. and 65 gal. Domo Separators, pears (bushel cases), new and used furniture, and sundries, for sale cheap. —Stansfield’s Mart. Lost. SHORTHORN Cow, young, dehomed, springing, lost from Kerepeehi. Reward. —J. Whitmore, Turua. 237 To Lei. ~ ROOMS, two, unfurnished, to let; central position.—Address Gazette. 249 Accommodation vacant; OARDERS, two or three young men, in private house; central; moderate terms. —Address Gazette. 250 Wanted to Buy. HORSE, good, suitable for spring cart. Must be sound and reliable.—Apply Farmers’ Union Trading Co., Ltd. Wanted to Hire. WANTED to hire for month or six weeks, two horses, suitable for farm work. Well fed and cared for. — Apply Horse, Gazette Office. 241 Situations Wanted. OFFICE work or typewriting wanted by experienced young lady. References it required. — X.Y.Z., care Gazette Office. 247 Situations Vacant. BOY for farm work. Good • home.—Apply G. Buchanan, Paeroa. 225 HAND-MILKER,’ experienced, wanted. Good wages co suitable man or youth.—Address, apply Gazette Office. 230 WANTED. SALES LADY FOR DRAPERY DEPARTMENT. Must be fully qualified. Good wages to suitable person. Apply, FARMERS’ UNION TRADING CO. LTD. Gardening. fl ARDENING, hedges, fences, VT and odd jobbing work done. Own tools. No job too small. — J. Rush, Puke Road. Plants. NOW ready and for rest of season, cabbage, cauliflower, lettuce, onion, beet, and tomato plants.—J. Rush, Puke Road. Wanted Known. KOPUARAHI Hockey Ball, Pipiroa, Thursday * next, 23rd. Kerepeehi boat and Waitakaruru bus leave 7 p.m.. Both free. Auction Safes. GIGANTIC TIMBER SALE. 60 000 TO 80,000 FEET GOING UNDER THE HAMMER. On account of Mr R. Phillips, of the Paeroa Cash Saw Mills, we will offer by Public Auction on the Mill Site, Station Road, Paeroa, between 60,000 and 80,000 feet of good building timber in lots to suit Purchasers. Mostly firse-class timber will be offered. Sale conducted on the Mill Site on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, AT NOON. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer. Ring phone 66, Paeroa. BERNARD STANSFIELD, AUCTIONEER. FARMERS’ CREAM. TE AROHA DAIRY COMPANY, LIMITED. We have pleasure in announcing that our Factory is now operating. Rail us your Cream and we will pay freight. Our MINIMUM advances will be : AUGUST 1/6 SEPTEMBER 1/5 Further notices later. All we ask is a TRIAL. We are out to give you service and highest returns. For further particulars apply : TE AROHA DAIRY CO., LTD. SOMERSTOWN, TE AROHA. Phone 146. Telegrams “Dairydom,”
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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4591, 22 August 1923, Page 3
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