NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 3 November 1921, Page 2

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Trespass notice appears. Married couple want position on dairy farm. Tenders invited for tarring Woodbill tennis courts. Jno. Grey, land agent, has an acre section for sale at Muriwai. Helensville Tennis Club.—Official opening next Saturday afternoon.

Train arrangements are advertised for the Auckland races at Ellerslie. N.A. Farmers' Co-op, hold a horse sale at Wellsford on Monday next. The Presbyterian Church Guild will hold a sale of work in the Star Theatre on Saturday, December 10th.

The usual monthly social held by.the Church of England Ladies' Guild is advanced a week, and will take place on Thursday next, November 10th.

The N.Z. Loan and Mer. Agency Co., Ltd., call attention to manures for all crops, prrass and other seeds. The firm-is so'e agents for McDougall's cattle tick dip.

At Helensville^yards on Monday next Alfred Buckland and Sons sell cattle on account of Mrs E. A. Mason, who has sold the Crosslands Estate, A list i» inserted.

Alfred Buckland & Sons, auctioneers, publish particulars of the clearing sale at the Grasslands estate, to be held oiT'^kc Thursday, 10th inst. As there is a big ~~W list to get through, the sale will start at ? 11 a.in,

Particulars of the big bazaar to be held ' by the Church of England Ladies' Guild " . an 26th inst. appear elsewhere. The « usual numerous attractions have been added to this year, and the bazaar should prove "the best yet." ' > :

Mr Jas. Pengelly, taxi proprietor, has V been joined by his brother, Mr Harold •■ Pengelly, a well-known taxi driver late of the King Country. The firm has an announcement elsewhere in reference to its Hudson and Chandler oars.