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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXV, Issue 4647, 11 January 1924, Page 3

For Safe. For Sale.—Beds, - mattresses, child’s bed, child’s cot, diningroom suite (oak), kitchen chairs, baby’s chair, seagrass lounge, tables, carpet, linoleum, pictures, curtains, dresser, crockery, garden tools, etc. Inspection invited. Apply to-day, Saturday, or Monday.—S. J. Bishop, Thames Road. Loot. BAY MARE, with saddle and bridle, from Store, Netherton, Thursday evening.—Hare Bios., phone 10, Paeroa. WATCH (silver) and gold chain with silver case and coin attached, lost between Station Road and Abattoirs. Reward.—Apply this office. 27 Situations Vacant. AGENTS wanted everywhere for several big moneymaking specialities just arrived, including patent “Frugal" GAS SAVERS, eagerly purchased by every Gas consumer, saving 25 to 50 per cent, of Gas Bills. ONE MILLION sold in England.—London Traders’ Syndicate, Quay Buildings, Auckland. Straying Cattle. STRAYED, from my farm at Ngatea, one brown medium draught gelding, branded W. on shoulder. Reward.—Apply T. McClean, Ngatea. Public Notices. PAEROA BOROUGH COUNCIL. * NOTICE. ALL RATES unpaid after Monday, 21st January, 1924, will be subject to an additional charge of 10 per cent, in accordance with Section 28 of “The Rating Amendment Act, 1910." Wm. C. ALEXANDER, Town Clerk. Tenders. PAEROA BOROUGH COUNCIL. ROAD FORMATION—KING ST. rpENDERS will be received at JL the Borough Chambers, Paeroa up to 4 p.m. on Thursday, 17th January, 1924, for the following work:— No. 3 Contract.— King Street formation. Plans and Specifications may be se jn at the office of the undersigned. Wm. C. ALEXANDER, Town Clerk. THE ECONOMIC, Corner Normanby & Thames Rds. NOTICE. Having secured these premises, the undersigned begs to invite all to inspect the the Entirely New Stocks. Everything will be found fresh and clean, and marked at the lowest possible prices, for cash. New Goods arriving all the tim,e. * G. H. JONES, “The Economic,” Paeroa. Stock Sales, NGATEA?STOCK SALE. MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1924. Entries Solicited. Farmers’ Co-operative Auctioneering. Co., Ltd., Hamilton, WAIHOU STOCK 7 SALE. FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1924. Entries Solicited. Farmers Co-operative Auction eering Co., Ltd. FARMERS! Have you seen the Gordon Teat-cup ? No 'nuts ot rings. Never falls off. Easy and simple. Inspect at once. Seven days’ Free Trial—Holes Bros., Paeroa. CHURCH SERVICES. SUNDAY, JANUARYI 13, 1924. CHURCH OF ENGLAND. St Paul’s, Paeroa—--8 a.m —Hply Communion. .11 a.m.—-Morning Prayer (Mr Blakeway). 7 p.m.—Evening Prayer. Wharepo®— 11 a.m.— Morning Prayer (Dr. T. G. Smith). Km angahake—--11 a.rn.—Holy Communion. Hikutaia — 2.30 P.m. —Evening Prayer. ROMAN CATHOLIC. Pneroa—--10 30 a.m.—Holy Mass. 7 p.m.—Devotions. Walklno—--8.30 a.m.—Holy Mass. METHODIST. Paeroa — 7 p.m—Mr E. Slyfield. PatetoMga—--11 a.m.—Rev. F. G. Brown. Kaihere — 2.30 p.m.—Rev. F. G. Brown. Ngatea—--7.30 p.m.—Rev. F. G. Brown.

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