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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4601, 14 September 1923, Page 3

For Salo. SETTINGS Pure-bred White Leghorns. Birds that lay. 7/6 per sitting.—G. R. Davidson, Coronation Street. O HELL Fish of all kinds; also O fresh and smoked hapuka. —M.A.P. SEPARATOR, 65-gal. Daisy Alfa Laval, in good order. Skims clean. New gear in body last season. Installing 90-gal. Alfa. Price £14.—0. Dunlop, Netherton. Wanted Known. ALL roads will lead to Ngatea football field to-morrow, so follow the crowd.. 7VTO more war. Come and hear _l_N debate on League of Nations, Ngatea Hall, Tuesday, 18th inst., at 8 p.m. Admission 1/LAND AGENTS: Take notice that my property situated at Komata Reefs, Section 6 Block IX Ohinemuri S.D., is withdrawn from sale. —Richard Patterson, Komata Reefs. PAINTING and Paperhanging done, town or country. Workmanship guaranteed.—Air. Bridge, Hill Street, Paeroa. THAMES REPS. V. HAURAKI PLAINS at Ngatea, 2.30 p.m. to-morrow. The last match of the season. LEAGUE of Nations to be debated at Ngatea Hall, Tuesday, 18tb inst., at 8 p.m. Also musical items. Admission 1 /‘ SPECIAL LAUNCHES leave Thames 12.30 p.m. for Ngatea. Hauraki Plains v. Thames Rep. football match. Return 7 p.m. SILVEROID re-silvers brassy motor lamp reflectors, taps, copper, etc. Price 2/6. —Benson and McClinchey’s Garage. Piano-tuning. PIANOS r\ V. McCARTHNY, Qualified Pianoforte Tuner and Repairer, representing Charles Hodges, of Auckland, will visit Paeroa on the 17th. Orders may be left at this office or the Paeroa Hotel. Tenffer*. TENDERS are called for felling and removing pinus insignus trees on Kerepeehi School grounds. Tenders close with the undersigned on September 26. Highest not necessarily accepted. H. HOFF,, Sec. Kerepeehi School Committee