WANTEDS. \YANTED, by Youth of' 17, Work on a farm. Can milk; also look after horses. References. Apply, R. Dyer, Thorncombe, Te Awamutu. 133 RANTED, Strong Youth, for Blacksmithing; with experience preferred. A. W. HOOD, 136 Otorohanga. \YANTED, Tenders for felling 200 acres (more or less) of Bush. Tenders close July Ist. Conditions on application to D. O'Shea, sawmiller, Pirongia. 134 X\T ANTED Home for two boys, 7 and 8 years of age ; both going to school; must be at Te Awamutu; children clothed by parents.; £1 per week offered for accommodation. —Reply " Home," WAIPA POST. 138 \Y ANTED—Smsi-t Girl for housework ; easy place ; 10s a week. —For address apply Waipa Post. \Y ANTED—A Young Girl to help with housework. — Apply to Mrs G. A. Elmsly, Te Awamutu. 118 \Y ANTED—For a few hours daily, a Young Girl to assist in housework. —Apply Mrs Stanley A. Empson.
RANTED KNOWN—Largest range of Fountain Pens ever offered in Te Awamutu. A reliable make Waterman's "Ideal." Just the thing for a present or a prize. Always on view at Wa.bu.-ton's (stationer), opposite Bank of N.Z. 82
Four Calves. Apply E. Walker, Jackson's Hotel. 132 in Te Awamutu, 10 days ago, a Wages and Overtime Book. Finder rewarded by returning to this office. 131 LOST, between Te Awamutu and Kihikihi, leather shoulder bag. Personal effects and "In Memoriam." McKenzie. Reward this office. 130 J^OST. —Many i nconvefi'ences by advei tisiag in the W A.J.PA Post. pOR SALE OR LEASE—Farm of 140 acres, in the Hairini district; no buildings. —For particulars apply S. H. Dwen, Hairdresser, Te Awamutu. 126 water undertaken in any part of the district — Apply to G. G. Cross, office of this paper. 127 ]\/[RS WORTHINGTON,Waipa Laundry, Te Rahu Road. Shirt and Collar Dresser, Expert Cleaner of Gentlemen's Clothes and Ladies' Costumes. Satisfaction guaranteed. Terms moderate.
QWjNG to the number of appi'dUlons, we have decided to open a se'.ond Mi gamine Club as (o deii'ils advertised in this eo'iiuin. Full particulars given to intending subscribers. —W; - on iOii, siaiioner (opposite Bank N.Z.). m
is hereby given in accordance with sections 35 and 36 of "The Town Boards Act, 1908," and 48 to 51 of "The Rating Act, 1908," that it is the intention of the Te Awamutu Town Board, at a meeting to be held on Thursday, the 13th day of July, 191 i, to make and levy a general rate of Md in the~£ on the rateable value of all rateable property in the Te Awamutu Town District for the period commencing the Ist day of April, 1911, and ending the 31st day of March, 1912, such rate to be due and payable in one sum to the collector (D. Bockett) at the office of the Board on and after the Ist day of August, 1911. The rate book is now open for inspection during office hours. An estimate of the proposed expenditure for the current year has been approved by the Board. DUDLEY BOCKETT, Town Clerk. Te Awamutu, 20th June, 1911. 140 "are your soles on earth ?" TF so, it's about time that you had your boots fixed. You will save many a cold during the wet and wintry days, by having your boots repaired right awa.y by A. TREMAIN, BOOTMAKER; TE AWAMUTU. A warrantee of satisfaction or your money refunded. Any boot in stock made to order if required.
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Waipa Post, Volume I, Issue 19, 20 June 1911, Page 2
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