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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 25 February 1915, Page 2

\ Echo' Notice ACCORDING to our terms of Subscription—which is in advance—we beg to remind our many supporters that they are not keeping up to the mark, and we shalltherefore be pleased if they will send their subscriptions along. Owing to many causes we have been delayed since January Ist. in render accounts, not in the contract for the paper, and now that they are delivered through the post, it is to be hoped our clients will be prompt in settling the same. F. MACKENZIE & SON. FOWLS WANTED. HALF-DOZEN Fowls wanted.—Must be good layers and not " gobblers."— Apply with price, etc., ECHO, Office. .NOTICE. ANY Prison trespassing on my Property at l&rlihutst; aftefthis date, will be Prosecuted/^ §r_ T. F. EVANS. TRESPASS JJOTICE. NOTICE is UgTven that all Trespassers.-;wi|h dog orgfun, found on Qur/Pjs>pa3sy, l^town as Crosland, will be prosecuted. /OSMOND & STONEWIGG. W. Ditoaock & Co. AUCKtjAND. W E are buyers of Bacon^ Pigs, every WEDNESDAY, at the Railway Yards. Price 5d per lb. Payment fqr same within three days. JAS. HAND, Local Agent. Milk Delivery We are delivering good fresh Milk in Helensville daily, and we will undertake to satisfy customers in civility, attention snd cleanliness. Prompt attention will be paid to all orders.* Chas. Ball 8t Son Commeicial Road, Helensville South [ a card, • FRED R. EAMES, SURGEON DENTIST, Helensville Next Foresters' Hall [A CARD.] . E. THURLOW FIELD M.A. LLJJ. . ! Barrister and Solicitor, Has commenced the practice of his profession at Bridge Street, Helensville. The present proprietary of the ECHO would like to do much more than at present in helping the district to forge ahead, but to do this on amicable and business lines requires the whole-hear?ed support of the populace, not that we are complaining* in the least, but we can assure our readers that we have room upon our patent address wrapping machine (just imported) for at least another 1000 subscribers! •