WANTEDS, LOSTS, &e. Situations wanted or vacant, lost and ' found, and for sale advertisements not exceeding 18 words are inserted in tiiis column at the following rates: —Cash, 1/- per insertion, three insertions 2/6; Booked, 1/6 per insertion. Over 18 words, |d per word. Tenders and all other ordinary announcements will be charged at the usual scale rates, namely, 3/- per inch for each insertion. SALE child’s pony, guaran- *- toed quiet; cheap. Apply “Record ” Office. SALE—A 4 cow Treloar miik- *- ing Machine; in first class order; owner ceased dairying. Price £75. Apply “ Record ” Office. T OST —At Dalgety’s sale last week * 4 a sable and white cattlo dog. Reward upon recovery. R. Burke, Matamata. i OST—Some weeks ago, between *-4 Farmers’ Co-operative store anti Mr Crowther’s farm, a parcel of girls’ clothing. Please return to “ Record ” office. Two adults equire shed of OHAREMILKERS and family r about 65 cows on shares. Machines essential. Apply “Sharemilker,” Tiraa P.O. Y\ ? ANTED—Grazing for about 20 ’ ’ two - year heifers. Apply “ Record. ’’ WANTED TO BUY A good * * reliable trap or spring cart horse. One used to all traffic. Apply W. Graveson, Okauia. WANTED—A shed of GO to 80 ’ ’ cows; machines; by good men practically (ineligible for military service). Apply Douglas & Fogerty, Okauia. ANTED at once several Dairy ** farms in tho vicinity of Matanntta, for cash buyers on easy terms. Also I have for exchange for a small farm an unencumbered Hotel. Price £5,000, includes furniture. Takings £SO per week This is very good freehold property. Please communicate with Martin Williams, Land Agent, next 8.N.Z., Hamilton. OUR WINTER DISPLAY is made with due regard to WAR TIME ECONOMY and prices are as low as possible. Ladies’ and Children’s Winter Garments of good selection. Ladies’ Rainproof Coats. Ladies’ Hosiery. [MRS.] E. n. Gray “Economic Drapery Emporium” ’PHONE 53 MATAMATA Fancy Goods CROCKERY: : JEWELLERX In all the latest designs / at prices which will meet all competition. Writing Pads (Cream Laid) :: from 6d. Tobaccos, Presentation Pipes, Cigarette Holders, and Pouches a good selection. at J. McINTYRE’S Fancy Goons Store ARAWA ST. MATAMATA (Opposite Town Hall) Agent for all Newspapers WATER fll Owing to increased costs I am changing my usual terms from two half charges ( = H day x l /z per ft. charge) to just one charge of 2/6 per ft bored for 2 M inch bore, or 2/- per ft for 2 inch bore, less 10 per cent for cash. <1 Bores insured by arrangement D. GILBERD Boring Contractor MATAMATA
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Matamata Record, Volume II, Issue 81, 9 May 1918, Page 3
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