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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 52, Issue 3297, 6 August 1943, Page 1

Public Notices NEW ZEALAND W OOL COUNCIL ELECTION OF WOOL-GROW-ERS’ REPRESENTATIVES Nominations are invited for the election of Two Wool-grow-ers’ representatives to the above Council. No person is eligible for election unless nominated by a woolgrower and his nomination has b,een seconded by another woolgrower and he has accepted nomination in writing. The address and occupation of the nominator and of the seconder must be clearly indicated. Nominations, which must be addressed to the undersigned, close at 4 p.m. on August 16, 1943. H. GERARD,, Returning Officer. C/o. Dept, of Internal Affairs, Wellington. GAZETTE ADVERTISEMENTS ARE READ THROUGHOUT THE THAMES VALLEY.

SMALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Under Special Headings: Situations Vacant. Situations Wanted. Accommodation. For Sale. To Let. Wanted to Buy. And Other Headings to Suit. W. D. N icholas L td - Telephone 34, Paeroa. JJRIES Tn 5 minutes*—easy to apply—Queen Bee Stain. Ten modern colours. 1/7 tin. CITRUS Fruit Manure, 1/- per packet., postage 8d; 2 pkts. 2/8. —A. F. B. Stone, Pollen St., Thames. LOOK around your home for things you don't need—then turn them into cash by advertising in the Gazette. FIELD Tiles, 2|in., 3in., 4in., 6in’., 9in., 12in. Glazes Pipes, 4in., 6in., 9in.„ we have in stqck at the Red Shop.—N. C. Davies, Ltd. ■

HANDYMEN not needed! Anyone can stain old, worn furniture with Queen Bee Stain. 1/7 tin.