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Waipa Post, Volume I, Issue 26, 14 July 1911, Page 2

WANTEDS. WANTEDS, Losts, Founds, For Sale, To Let, etc., are charged for at the following rates: 24 words, is; 3 insertions, 2s 6d. RANTED TO SELL—%-acre Sections right in the town. £35 each. Apply at once to N. Smedley, Te Awamutu. 166 Yy/ANTED TO SELL—Painting ing and Paperhanging Business, Main Trunk ; monopoly of trade ; sound investment. — Apply Waipa Post. i6a \J\/ ANTED—By young married couple with one child, Situation on farm. —Reply to E. G. Wood, Waipa Post. 161 W ANTED—Stron s Lad t 0 as sist in milking; wages £1 per week to suitable applicant. — Apply to Waipa Post office. 159 \YANTED AT ONCE—GirI to assist. Good home in Te-Awamutu. No children. Good wages suitable girl. Apply "Immediate," WAIPA POST. yyiLL the person who took Overcoat from Jackson's Hotel on Tuesday afternoon please return to Mr Jackson on or before Monday, 17th, to save further trouble ? 169

pOR SALE—First-rate Buggy Mare, quiet ; suitable for lady's ridingj also, English Saddle. —Apply B. F. Chester. YOUTH (18), with two years' experience and knowledge of bookkeeping and typewriting, seeks position in office or store ; not afraid of work. —Address, " Energetic," WAiPA POST. 168 !NDERS are invited for topping Pinus Insignus Trees on Public School Ground. Particulars may be had from Headmaster or Secretary oi Committee pOR SALE—Good Hack, 6 years old; go in single harness ; guaranteed quiet and reliable—Reply "Hack," WAIPA POST. j^OST—Gold Bar Brooch, with heart set with about 23 pearls. Finder rewarded. —Mrs Reekie. I OST —Between Hairini and Te Awamutu, on Saturday, Collie Dog Pup, nearly grown, tan and white ; reward. —G. Hall, Hairini. in Te Awamutu, 10 days ago, a Wages and Overtime Book. Finder rewarded by returning to this office. iy[ ]\/jRS WORTHINGTON, Waipa Laundry, Te Rahu Road, Shirt and Collar Dresser. Gentlemen's Clothes cleaned and pressed equal to new at town prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. Parcels may be left with Mr Dwen, hairdresser, Te Awamutu, agent. 1511 gD FOR 2D— Warburton's Exchange Library. Customers purchase one book (6d) and return same in good order with exchange fee of 2d, and receive another book. Great variety of 6d editions. Latest Books always arriving.—Warburton (Stationer) opposite Bank of N.Z. 6 ADVERTISE in the " Waipa Post." Circulates throughout the district. —" Waipa Post," P.O. Box I, Te Awamutu.

3 KNO WN-We have ;ents in every part of the district who can supply the WAIPA POST. Are you a subscriber ? "ROUND, the place to adveriis Apply Waipa Post. \/\f ANTED KNOWN—La rgest 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 Warburtbn's (stationer), opposite Bank of N.Z. to the number of applications, we have decided to open a second Magazine Club as to details advertised in this column. Full particulars given to intending subscribers. —War" burton, Stationer (opposite Bank N.Z.). SQ -. v \ED. The Public to advertise in the "Waipa Post." Published Tuesdays and Fridays. W. PARKINSON & So,, MONUME NT AL ]\/[ ASONS Auckland. % W. J. NORTH, Agent:, TE AWAMUTU. 41