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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXV, Issue 4741, 22 August 1924, Page 3

Situation* Vacant. A CAPABLE Help wanted for general housework. All Conveniences. —Apply Mrs. Wallace Jones, Ngatea. Phone J9w. BOY, Youth, or Man. Machine milking. Good home and best wages. Ring 30w, Turua. Situations Wanted. I? ARM WORK wanted, by youth with some experience. Good reference. —Address this Office. 930 SITUATION wanted by respectable girl, shopwork or housework (used to both). —Address to “ Energetic ” c/o this office. WORK by day, in and around Kerepeehi. For particulars ring phone 27, Ngatea. Found. Q MALL Sum of Money found in Borough Chambers. Owner may have same on applying at the office of the Town Clerk and paying cost of this advertisement. Lost. PUP, Black with white chest, 6 months old, lost from Turua Sale, Friday, August 8. Answers to name of " Scot.” Reward. —A. Ansford, Turua. For save. CIORRUGATED Iron, Window ) Sashes, and Sundries (secondhand). For Cash Sale—Apply W. M. Langdon. Komata Battery, Komata. HOUSE, 4 rooms, bathroom, scullery, electric light, h and c water. ,£4OO cash, balance about /200 State Advance mortgage. Also two sections adjoining, Wood Street frontage, cash. —Apply Gazette office or to G. Lanfear, Willoughby Street. MOTOR Bike, Douglas, in good order. Recently overhauled throughout. ,£4O. —Apply This Office. NEW and Second-Hand Implements and Machinery Bought, Sold, and exchanged, Plough, Harrow, Tines Swamp Plough, Disc, Chains, Swingletrees. Best prices paid for Second-Hand Implements—Waikato Machinery Exchange, Alexandra St., Hamilton. PLANTS For Sale—Lawsonias (2 yr), Macrocarpas 28/- 100, /5 10/- 500; Lawsonias (3ft) 45/- 100.—H. Porter, Box 289, Auckland. Wanted Known. A UGUST 25.—Big Day, Big A Stocks, Big Variety, Big Reductions, Ngatea Draper’s Shop.—Mrs Manktelow, phone 27. A WAGGON that will meet all your requirements at a price to suit vour pocket. Write for particulars of our Easy Payment System.—-D. McL- Wallace, Ltd., Thames. FOUND— Ladies’ Best Grade Gum Boots, fleecy lined, 16/9 pr. Postage Paid.—Danby’s Shoe Stores, Thames. T? REE Trial of GORDON Teat Jj Cups. No rings. Adjustable Inflation. Satisfaction every time.—Agents : Holes Bros., Paeroa. Gt ET Wallace’s Prices and f Terms for Waggons, Spring Drays, and Gigs. Well built to stand hard wear. —D. McL. Wallace, Ltd., Thames. KINDLY Note.—Boys’ Chrome Balmorals, stout soles, sizes 13 to 4, at 12/6 pr.—Danby’s Shoe Stores, Thames. NEW and dainty drapery in a new and commodious shop, Ngatea. Opening August 25. Special reductions. Phone 27. TYTALLACE Milking Machines VV can be purchased for a small outlay of capital. Don’t hand-milk when you can get the best machine for small cost. —D. McL. Wallace, Ltd., Thames. 1 Ladies’ Chrome One-bar jLJ-/O Ward Shoes, suitable for House or Street wear. 11/6 pair. Postage Paid.— Danby’s Shoe Stores, Thames. Public Notices. POSTPONEMENT NOTICE. OWING to the death of a member of the Staff the Ball organised by the Paeroa Staff of the N.Z. Co-op. Dairy Co., Ltd., HAS BEEN POSTPONED until MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1924. (Miss) B. JONES, Hon. Secretary. THAMES VALLEY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. NOTICE. riNHE Power will be off in the L Paeroa Borough on Sunday, August 24, 1924, FROM 8 A.M. TO 4 P.M. R. SPRAGUE, Manager. “rubber stamps Latest Designs at Lowest Prices nt The “Gazette” Office.