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Waipa Post, Volume II, Issue 73, 29 December 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. WANTED a Boy to make himself generally useful; able to milk. Apply Dr. Henderson. £)ONT FORGET—I have still got that little Present you could not come in for on account of the weather at Christmas time. It will be just the thing for a New Year's Gift—W.J. Phillips, " The Jeweller." LOST, at the Tc Awamutu Railway Station on Saturday, a black-bordered hamper containing children's clothing, Finder kindly communicate with office of this paper. pOUND—In front'of Auction Mart, on Friday, one Lady's Umbrella. Owner may have same by paying expenses. —-Apply Waipa Post. POUND, about a fortnight ago on the road between Te Awamutu and Mangapiko a ladies watch together with a yellow wristlet. Apply, Waipa Post or to J. Kay, care of Mrs Wickham, Pirongia. JsjEW Potatoes, 6s per cwt.— Heerdegen's Fruit Store. vv -- . ) —Girl for the shop. —Apply in own handwriting to G. Gifford, Stationer, Te Awamutu. BANANAS—Best quality, slbs for is. —Heerdegen's Fruit Store, opposite B.N.Z. 'Phone 9. \A/ ANTED TO SELL—S or 6 acres of hay.—Apply C. Meyer, Pirongia.

pOR immediate sale on easy terms, owner leaving Dominion, a complete contracting plant at Kawa; comprising horses, waggons, ploughs, implements harness etc. with 87 acres of freehold land, honse and large stables. Two miles from railway station. Further particulars from Kay and "Bertram, Kawa, sole agents. QRANGES, Sweet and Good, 14 for is at Heerdegen's Fruit Store. Choicest fruit of every description in large supply bought at rockbottouT prices by our Auckland buyer. High quality, low prices. J3AINTY Confectionery in handsome boxes, very suitable for Xmas or New Year presents. Prices, Is to 4s 6d. Heerdegen's, opposite B.N.Z. from 1 e Awamutu, Black Gelding, aged, white star on forehead; shod ; been down on knees. Reward. J. M. Bruce, " Burn Brae," Te Awamutu. /\LL Fruit in season. Prices within reason. Your Xmas supply will not be complete without a visit to Heerdegen's Fruit Store. It is opposite B.N.Z. WANTED KNOWN—Mr S. A. Empson, Dentist, has removed to premises in Alexandra St. (Opposite Goodfellow's.) THE TOWN CLOCK.—If you are not sure of seeing the town clock you can be quite certain to have the right time if you wear one of W. J. Phillips' reliable Watches. From 6s 6d to £5. Guaranteed.

YV ANTED KNOWN That Mrs Worthington, Waipa Laundry, Te Rahu Road, dry cleans and presses Gentlemen's Suits equal to new for ss. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mr Dwen, Hairdresser, Te Awamutu, Agent.

TE AWAMUTU. ' 1"0 BE OPENED JAN. Ist, 1912, in the House belonging to MrGalbraith. Address all communications to Nurse Cutforth, Te Awamutu. TclephonefNo. 6. Proprietresses : Nurse Cutforth, N.Z.R.N. Nurse lodge, N.Z.R.N.

T O W N HALL, TE AWAMUTU. TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, at 8 p.m. Special Holiday Programme. GEMS ! GEMS ! GEMS ! Bright and Sparkling. An Excellent Evening's Enjoyment alter the races and picnics. DO NOT FAIL TO SEE OUR MONSTER PROGRAMME! Of , Specially Selected Items. TO BUILDERS. 'FENDERS invited and received till l p.m. SATURDAY, December 30th, 1911, for residence in Roach Street, Tc Awamutu. No tender necessarily accepted. Plans, specifications, and parR. P. de RIDDER, CM, M.A.A. (Lond.) Architect, Tc Awamutu.