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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5190, 12 October 1927, Page 3

A WINTER PURCHASE. A winter purchase that will well repay you is a large tin (the bigger value size) of Pulmonas. They will prevent and relieve throat and crest troubles. Taken early, they afford the best insurance against Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis. Very soothing to throat and chest. Pttlmonas at chemists 1/6 and 2/6. 6

Oh his way home a fe,w nights ago a youth residing along South Road picked up a purse near the Flats, and opening it was surprised to find himself gazing jt a bundle of £5 notes, says the New Plymouth “Herald.” He hurried home and acqna’nted his parents of -his find, and an invsstigati<.n reveal? T the fact that rhe puise contained over £2OO in notes. The police were communicated with, but ■ hey had not, been notified of any such loss. While the parties were talking, however, there was a caller at the station, and ne was able to prove his claim to the purse and its contents. The boy has since, received a substantial cheque. Tor Sale. PLANTS for Sale. — Onions, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Rhubarb, Flowers, Seeds, Manures, Potatoes. Sent anywhere.—Miss Rush, Puke Rd,, Paeroa. TX; EANER Pigs. — Apply J. VV Darlington, Phone 335. Ngatea. Wanted to Buy. BOTTLES in any quantity at Paeroa Brewery. —Apply Vai Bertelsen. TINE HARROWS, ; strong set, wanted to buy. State lowest price to H. A. Dally, Netherton. To Let. p (IMPORTABLE BUNGALOW, VJ roughly furnished, at Puru, Thames Coast, for Xmas Holidays, £2 for week; £1 per week from now till December 20. Further particulars, apply I. S. E. Morrison, Netherton. Situations Tacant. GOOD Strong Boy used to farm work; wages 30/-. Good home to good boy. — Apply this office. 403 STRONG Youth for tarm work, no milkfng. — Apply Hollis, Kerepeehi. YOUNG Boy for general farm work and milking. Unless good milker do not apply.— Apply W. Marsh, Waihi Road. YOUTH for dairy farm, wages 30s ; good home. —McClean, Waitakaruru, phone 21A, Ngatea. Straying Cattle. from paddock TuesO day morning — nuggety dark brown mare, clipped mane and tail, star on forehead, shod all round.— Reward on information to N. Alach, Phone 56A, Ngatea. Ballway Notices. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. timetable alterations. ON and after Monday, 17th October, 1927, the followingalterations will operate : — Thames-Frankton. —Usual 6.37 a.m. Paeroa-Frankton train will leave Paeroa 6.32 a.m. and run 5 minutes earlier to Morrinsville, thence to Frankton as at present. Usual 6.50 a.m. Te Aroha-Thames train will leave Te Arooha 6.45 a.m. and run 5 minutes earlier to Kopu, thence to Thames as at present. Usual 3.45 p.m. ThamesFrankton train leaves Morrinsville 7.38 p.m., Frankton arrive 8.37 p.m. Passengers from Thames branch for stations beyond Frankton will require to change at Morrinsville into 4.57 p.m. Rotorua-Frankton train.