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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4610, 5 October 1923, Page 3

happy dinneb pasty. THE LIGHTS GO OUT. In a country house recently a din- ' net party was in full swing when suddenly ,the lights fused. Not a candle in the house, and the nearest electrician miles away! It was a case of complete darkness until daylight. Always keep a few packets of candles handy in case of emergency—and make sure of the best and cheapest by ordering Golden Ray Candles. ApAuckland merchants.

For Sale. cTeTTINGS pure-bred White M Leghorn Hen Eggs, 5/-. Limbed quantity. —C.. W. Shultz, Situations Vacant. /TeNERALS, two, wanted at \JT once. Widow not objected to. —For address apply this office. 457 Lost. BLACK beardy dog, lost at last Ngatea sale. Finder kindly notify R. Kennedy, Boardinghouse, Ngatea. L /n OWS, two Friesians, one with V' metal clip in right ear. _Re- . ward for information leading to recovery of same to H. F. Louch, Ngatea. HEIFER, 3-year-old, lost at Ngatea. Back quarter out jof right ear, brand D right loin, 'ftoward. —D. Quarrie, Ngatea. Found. BUNCH of keys, found near Catholic Church. Owner niay have same on paying for this advertisement. Grazing Wanted. /"'I RAZING for one horse, wantvX ed to rent near post office, Paeroa. —Apply Gazette. 434 ST. ANDREW’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. THE Committee of Managers of this Church is desirous of completing a list of names of numbers of this Congregation served in the Great War. r Information in this direction will be welcomed by Rev. Rd. Morgan, The Manse, Paeroa, before October 31. Any gifts in aid may be sent to the same address.