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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5183, 26 September 1927, Page 3

-THE CURTAIN-RAISER. As a curtain-raiser to the senior game the Paeroa primary school A team defeated the Paeroa B team by 14 points to 13. In the first half the B team played with four men short, while the A team, which was; also shoit, filled up with boys who were ineligible to play in the regular team. Before resuming after half-time all the vacancies were filled. This is the first game this season in which the B team has suffered defeat. For the A team tries were scored by Edwards (2), Fulton, and Noel Wilson, the latter one being converted by E. Verran. For the B team the whole of the points, comprising three tries, two of which were converted, were scored by Ken. Curtis. Mr T. C. Arnold was referee. WAIKINO DEFEATS WEST. The West junior team journeyed to Waikino, where an inter-club match wlas played, resulting in a win. for the home team by nine points to nil. The scorers for Waikino were Stewart and Sorensen, who registered a try each, and Luther, who kicked a penalty goal. Two important points in the development of school children —the essentiality of a properly controlled lunch and the value of swimming as an exercise—were emphasised by Dr. R. J. Macredy, school medical officer in the course' of his report to the Taranaki Education Board last week. Dr. Macredy said he was interested to note that in Haw'era. the school lunch was controlled by a teacher, arid the children prohibited from using the playground until 20 minutes had elapsed from lunch. In Eltham, while the lunch in itsjelf was not controlled, the children were not allowed on the playground until 20 minutes had elapsed at the midday interval. “A properly controlled lunch,” remarked the doctor, “is essential to the health of the child who lunches away from home.” For Sale. Heifer, ' good, quiet, first calver. Price —Phone 11D. MOTOR CYCLE, Indian Prince 1926 model. Electric lights. Guarantee order. All accessories. /40 Cash. —Address atGazette. 328 2 GAL. Wizard Separator. Perfect order. Cheap for cash. 327 Wanted to Buy. Harness horse aged, medium weight, to do about an hour’s work a day.—Apply M. A. Carter, Telephone 146 D. mtuatlons Vacant. YOUNG woman for household duties. —Apply Gazette. 332 Lost. C?W, black Jersey Polled, in full milk, between Mangatawhiri Valley and Thames Valley. Any information ring or write Hamilton, Wharepoa. WHITE washing kid glove, lost in main street. Finder please return Gazette. 345 situations vacant. FARM Help, smart, willing worker, required ; assist machines, general farm work. Good home. State experience and wages required to MacCarthy, Ngatea. Auction Sales. UNDER CONDUCT of the Registrar of the Supreme Court at Hamilton at the request of the first mortgagee in exercise of the Power of Sale contained in Memorandum of Mortgage No. 95432. THURSDAY, 20TH OCTOBER, 1927, at noon. TpARM OF 60 ACRES, fully im--I- proved, situated 1 mile from Patetonga and 20 miles from Morrinsville. Ring-fenced and subdivided into 3 paddocks. Buildings comprise 2-roomed -cottage, small shed, 4-bail cowshed (concrete floor), and engine room. O.R.P. tenure, rent £33, term 25 years from Ist January, 1914.ALSO Freehold Property of 12 acres in the heart of Patetonga Township, ring-fenced and subdivided into 3 paddocks. Buildings comprise 2-roomed cottage, a hall, and 2 small sheds. DALGETY AND CO. LTD. have been instructed to sell by Public Auction at their Saleyards, Morrinsville, on the above date: ALL THOSE Pieces of Land containing — Firstly, 60 acres, more or less, being section 40 of Block XHI of the Waihou Survey District, and being the whole of the land comprised in Occupation License with Right of Purchase, No. 4749, registered in Volume 231 folio 140 Auckland Registry; and, secondly, 12 acres and 12 perches, more or less, beirg tiie block situated in the Waihou Survey District called Waikaka C No. 2 B Section B No. 1 A, and being the whole of the land comprised in certificate of Title Volume 277 folio 245 Auckland Registry. THE Mortgagee’s application containing his estimate of the value of the land may be seen at the office of the Registrar of the Supreme Court at Hamilton at all reasonable times prior to the sale, and a copy may be seen at the Saleyards at the time of the sale without payment of any fee. Conditions of Sale and other particulars may be obtained from the Auctioneers at their offices, Victoria Street, Hamilton, or at the office of Messrs Allen, Needham and Morton, of Morrinsville, Solicitors for the Mortgagee.