I CLEARING SALE. I _ ; with instructions * from Mr A. E. Putt who has sold iho property, I will sell by Public Auction, without reserve, at “Woodeote/’ Oropi Road, on Friday, 6th November, at 1.30 p.m, the following; H Dairy Cows, in full milk. 1 Useful Farm Horse. S.f. plow,, tine harrows, wagj gon, quantity sawn seasoned Finn* lusignus timber, sundries, etc. Outside entries will Ix 3 taken for this sale. TERMS GASH. S. GEO. WILLCOCK, Auctioneer. TAURANGA COUNTY COUNCIL. arc invited and will be- received at the County Council Chambers, Spring Si reef, Tauranga, until Noon on Friday, Gth November for the following [ work. j CONTRACT NO. 110.—Carting [ 792 Cubic Yards metal from To I Puna Quarry to Clarke’s Hill. Specifications and conditions of Contract may be seen at the office lof the County Council, Spring Street, Tauranga. A. A. WOODWARD, County Engineer. WANTEDS A SCOT F rock Coy. invite yon to ' sec their exclusive range of afternoon and dinner frocks in the shop opposite Bank New Zealand, Wharf Street. JjlOK SALE.—S acre Fannie 1 bouse, every with u-roomect | convenience. Will exchange foa house in town. —Apply E. T Baker. RSENATE of lead.—Spray now! In paste or powder. All sprays in stocl Bell, Norris and L I’VE Wire Coulter will deliver * bis final great political address on the Strand on Tuesday night at 7.50. \\T ANTED.—Furnished rooms. ’ ’ Apply Times Office. |ROR SALE.— Launch, 24ft, cabin cruiser, fitted with 16 b.p. four-cylinder engine; good sea boat. Or would consider exchange for car.—For full particulars write 1). Beckett-, The Byko, Rotcrua. OST on Cameron Road.— straw hat, trimmed pink rose wreath.—Finder please leave Times Office. 1 OST last Saturday between Tauranga and Omanawa Falls. —Lady’s handbag containing purse.—Finder please leave at Times Office. "jVTOW showing.—A fine range of " men’s fugi silk shirts in neglige, tennis and canoe.—Nutter, the Popular Draper. TP you -want your motor car ■*" painted or trimmed go to W. Gilmour, Coachbuilder, Devon{iort Hoad, TMLECTORS roll up to the* Strand on Tuesday evening at 7.30 and hear Mr Coulter explode the untruths and inaccuracies published in the Ray ,of Plenty Times. *|3 M. services. First-class cars .i. 1.. • | eave Tauranga Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday for Gisborne, etc. —M. P. Munro, Agent, Wharf Street. ’jVITTLK. ihai you can rmv on. Daily delivery, regular hours. Orders left at Bell Tea Booms, Rhone 112 receive prompt attention. —Bob Moore. \\7 ANTED.—Ptime pigs fro: ' f * ,-in fn tonih 80 to 1201 b, 6d.lb; 120 t 1601 b R Gkl lb ; choppers, 3d lb Aiice or dres-ed, cash ok"delivery —Christmas, Devonporfc Hoad. BART ROM h n hm.-. Brown, l.jerr - W p • •ea! Bread ■, li-.r,. u pastries? frenfc l«Pv | PRING and summer soods now on show,. Book Christmas orj ders ear’y. H. Gray, Tailor, Tri--1 angle.
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LIV, Issue 9025, 3 November 1925, Page 1
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