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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVI, Issue 4823, 16 March 1925, Page 3

Balls and parties, routs and races, Picture shows and lecturettes, Microbes nestle in such places, Rout ’em put! the little pets. Guard your health and guard you pocket, Microbe opens the door—yoj lock It With Woods’ Great Peppermint Curt

For VaTe. Apples for sale— Large or small quantities. Prices according to variety.—F. A. Ryde, Orchardist, Thames Road. DRAY; also two drays and drivers to cart sand, contract or wages, near Puke Bridge, Box 50, Paeroa. HOUSE, 5-roomed, Karangahake, 1 minute station, £3O, or will let at 7/- week.—E. Hughes, next Medhurst’s Paeroa. PONY • (cream), 14 hands. Quiet, ride, -drive. Fairly cheap.—Whiting and Graham, Karangahake. Wanted to Buy. IPING, 800 ft tin or lin, for cash.—Apply H. J. Dare, Ngarua Road, Kaihere. Situations Vacant. BOY wanted, to help milk small herd—Apply ■ this Office. 895 Gt IRL reliable, for housework, f No washing—Apply Mrs Roberts, Flora Street. Lost. HYSICAL Culture.—Will the person who has vol. 5 of McFadden’s Encyclopaedia kindly return to A. Vukusich, c/o W. F. North. Strayed. STRAYING on my property: Red and white cow, dehorned ; no visible brands. Also, 2-year-old Jersey heifer, branded W., earmark shamrock. Owner or owners may have same by paying expenses.—J. Lynch, Kaihere. ~ Public Notice*. PUBLIC NOTICE. MRS PATERSON, late cf Thames, wishes to notify the Public of Paeroa that she has started, in Normanby Road, A RESTAURANT. Hot Dinner 12 to 2 p.m. and 5 to 7 p.m. Fish meals at all hours; also Fish and Chips sold. PUBLIC NOTICE. .-A/I ESSRS F. J. WELLS AND IYJL SONS, Butchers, Paeroa, beg to announce that the business will be carried on under the, management of Messrs R. Wells and W. Bottomley, under the existing: style of F. J. Wells and Sons. Customers will oblige, by promptly paying outstanding accounts due to the old firm, so as to. enable the partnership to be wound up as quickly as possible. The new partnership trusts, by strict attention to business and the requirements of customers, to merit a fair share of patronage. The motto, “Cleanliness, Civility, and Quality,” will be maintained. AUCKLAND EDUCATION BOARD. Classes for Physical Training of Teachers at Paeroa. riIHE Board has made arrangeJL ments for the holding of classes for Physical Training of Teachers. Classes will be held, in the Paeroa (main) School from March 24 to 27, 1925 (both days inclusive). Hours, 9 a.m. to 12 noon. All teachers employed in schools within a reasonable distance of Paeroa are required to attend the classes. No expenses,, either travelling or board, will be allowed. Teachers of other schools may attend voluntarily at their own expense. All teachers who attend the classes should be provided with a suitable costume. E. C. PURDIE, 1 Secretary.