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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVI, Issue 4907, 25 November 1925, Page 3

Fea* Sale. GOOD strong gig. Z 6 cash. Snip.—J. C. L K.G. Agent, Paeroa. VARIETY hardy flower seedlings from 1/- dozen —-Te Whare Nursery, next to District High School. Q/A BLACK Orpingtons, 10 OvJ White Leghorns, 5/- each, mostly 2nd year birds; 8 ducks, 30/-; Grit mill, large size, little used, £2 5/-. —Apply Mrs Welch, Kennedy Street, Paeroa. Straying Ciittje. JERSEY Heifer, black, strayed from Tirohia. Information to T. Mitchell, Tirohia. Wanted to Rent. SIX or se.ven roomed house, with two acres land preferable — Apply “ Gazette ” Office. 845 Lost. piOLD Brooch, iuby- in centre, lost between Presbyterian and Methodist Churches Keepsake. Kindly return house next Presbyterian Church. Wanted to Purchase. TURKEYS in any quantity.— Criterion Hotel, Paeroa. . Situations Vacant BOY wanted, good milker, farm work. Good home. Good wages suitable lad. —D. Evans, Paeroa. fl OOD feeder and paddocker for VT" flaxmill at Awaiti West. — Apply Samuel Liggins, Netherton. nV/TAN for farm work, machine JjJL milking, 40/- per week and found. —Wtn. Greenway, Ngatea Smart Dressmaker, before Christmas. Week’s work. 35/- and fare paid.—Apply G.H., Hauraki Plains Gazette. 857 : ——— COUNTY OF HAURAKI PLAINS. a' PPLICATIONS will be re--LX. ceived for the position of County Clerk and Treasurer to the Council of the County of Hauraki Plains; by the undersigned up till 7th December, 1925. Applicants to furnish copies of credentials and qualifications. A photo of applicant may be attached to application. The successful applicant will be expected to take up his duties in February, 1926. Salary commencing at and rising to /400 by two anpual increments as per schedule of duties, copy of which will be supplied on application to ERNEST WALTON, County Clerk. Ngatea, 17th November, 1925. HAURAKI PLAINS COUNTY COUNCIL. POS TION OF SURFACEMAN. A PPLICATIONS addressed to -O . “The Chairman” will be received at the County Chambers, Ng .tea, up till 10 o’clock on Tuesday, the Bth day of December, 1925. Successful applicant must furnish particulars of ability. Wages 14/- per day, with an extra 1/6 per day for acting as Pound keeper. Council provides house rent £1 per week. F. BASHAM, County Engineer. '" — ’ 1 1 ; 1 1 J ~~ ' Pemmai. IN an issue of your paper of Wednesday, November 18th, there appeared an apology to two young residents of this town, and such was signed “J. Pennell.” ..My attention was drawn to the apology by various persons asking me what I had said or done. Now, sir, as you maybe aware, there are five persons in Paeroa named Pennell with the initial J, some ot which have other initials. As I am totally ignorant of the insult causing the apology I would be pleased if you could through your columns clear me and other Pennells with initials J, so that the public would know who tbe guilty Pennell is, even if the distinction was made by the address of the guilty person. JAMES PENNELL, Carrier.

Public Notflce's. TAKAPUNA RACES. GIAR leaves Paeroa Railway > Station ou arrival train from Waihi for races atTakapuua Saturday and Monday mornings, returning each night after races. Return fare £2. Book seats to ensure passage. E. S. THOMAS, Phone 7, Paeroa Agencies Vacant. THE Master Agents of an established English. Line, selling to buildings, factories, mills, works, private residences, motor vehicles, farms, and are desirous of appointing agents in this territory. The line will stand the closest investigation. Applications are invited from firms or gentlemen of sound standing. Most liberal remuneration and concessions are offered. Write for full information of this proposition to —W. R. McKenzie, Box 1732, Auckland.