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WANTEDS, LOSTS g &c. Situations wanted or vacant, lost and found, and for sale advertisements not exceeding 18 words are inserted in this 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. Veterinary Notice CALVING SEASON 1313 FRANK GLOVER M.R.C.V.S. Hamilton East Late Government Veterinarian Department of Agriculture, Taranaki, N.Z. Specialist on Operation Prompt attention can always be relied upon by ringing Telephone 210. Mr PEIEST, V.S. Resident Assistant Distance no object NOTICE. I WISH to notify the public of Matamata and surrounding districts that I have disposed of the fancy goods and drapery business, carried on by me for three years, to the Misses Montague. I hope that the same liberal patronage extended to me will be given my successors. Thanking you for past support. Yours faithfully, (MRS) E. M. GRAY. WE, having purchased Mrs Gray’s business, trust that by buying right, keeping good stocks and giving good service to retain all her old customers, and to secure many new ones. MISSES M. & H. MONTAGUE AUCKLAND EDUCATION BOARD Matamata Technical School THE following classes are being held in the Technical school: — to 2 TJ O tc 2 r O c<3 S e 5 s § °.® s W—• Ci Nk JT lLj ~ Q o 3 C to . to h a t 0 a « .2 ’ft -3 ■g S a * I ■§ | m a to , >. iw S c 3 Tc £ Classes in Woodwork (including Cabinet-making and Joinery), instructor Mr H. S. Thomas, and Cookery (including Superior and Invalid Cookery), instructor Miss Finlay, will be held on Tuesday evenings from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., commencing on 10th September. Fee for either course lasting till end of year will be 7s 6d, plus actual cost of material used. In all the above classes the fees have been specially reduced so that everyone may have the opportunity of attending. ' , Boys at present attending English, Arithmetic and Book-keep-ing will be permitted to attend the Woodwork Class, free of charge, on condition they attend all the classes regularly. Intending students should enrol at once with R. CARNACHAN, < Local Superintendent, Matamata Technical School.

HINUERA BUTCHERY NOTICE. I beg to notify the residents of Hinuera and surrounding districts that I have been inconvenienced in opening the above business by labour troubles but that I shall be able to cater for the public from about September Ist. T. E. ROE - HINUERA