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Waipa Post, Volume I, Issue 47, 26 September 1911, Page 1

ADVERTISEMENTS of any nature receive immediate attention Our Postal address — WAIPA POST, \ P.O. Box I, V 1 Te Awamutu.

JUST OPENED UP, A LARGE SHIPMENT OF DISSTON’S y/ ’ ' • (CELEBRATED Hand Saws, One-Man Saws, Two-Men Bushfelling Cross-cut Saws, Compass and Dehorning Saws, etc., etc. Fine Assortment of ENGLISH BEDSTEADS, LAWN. MOWERS, x CARPENTERS’ TOOLS, etc. Windmills, Pumps, Agricultural Implements, Fencing Wire, etc;, Supplied at Bedrock Prices. C. T. RIOKiT & SONS, HOUSE FURNISHERS & HARDWARE, TISVIBER, & FANCY GOODS MERCHANTS, TE. fIWABS 0 TU. < i Cheap Dairy Farms. ./ —- 340 Acres ploughable land; 150 acres in grass, well watered, and fenced into 8 paddocks. Station 1% miles. Eight-roomed house with h. and c. water, septic tank, and all conveniences. Title O.R.P. at £1 2s 6d. Price, £l2 per acre. Terms. With this property 80 acres of splendid river flats, all grassed, native lease at 2s and 2s 6d per acre thrown in without extra charge. This is an absolute snip. 380 Acres, all ploughable, about 100 acres drained swamp, balance downs, well watered, 12 pad'docks; carrying 80 cows and other stock. Six-roomed house and cottage, 12-bail shed, with concrete floor, barn, stable, etc. Price, £l2. Easy terms. * E. G. Blennerhassett, LAID AGENT, TE AWAMUTU. 16 The Place for (fANI _ STATIONERY. ’ G. GIFFGIi’S (Late A. G. WARBURTON), BOOKSELLER & STATIONER, (Opposite Bank of N.Z.), TE AWAMUTU. ’PHONE 28. NOTICE! r IX/TR PHILLIPS (late of Hill Bros., London W.) will be OPENiVI ING a High-Class Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s . TAILORING BUSINESS at Te Awamutu on OCTOBER 2ND. Watch this space for later announcement. r. E. PHILLIPS, SLOANE STREET (Opposite Rickit’s) TE AWAMUTU.