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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LVII, Issue 10018, 6 March 1929, Page 1

mUE piAMEHA CJTORE. XHE V-'AMERA J (R. H. GIFFORD Propr.) QUALITY DEVELOPING, PRINTING, AND ENLARGING SERVICE SATISFACTION GUAR. ANTEED. LATEST CAMERAS AND FRESH PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES ALWAYS ON HAND. “ WANTEDS. ” SQUARE iron tank for sale.—Apply The Bay Outfitters, Strand. gIIAHE-MILKING wunled coming sea.. son; large nerd; six shed hands.— Apply Family, Times Office. Q GARLAND’S Vinegar js ideal for pickling, excellent for salads and sauces, and indispensable for the table.Bottle or bulk. r jpo LET with Right ol Purchase 4 lots in the Waikaraka Estate rang, ing Iroru 27 to G 9 acres, harbour front, age, Price £32 per acre; lease 8 years, lent G per cent of purchase price.— Charles Allen, To Puna. ■ 'jM IE WILLOWS’'’.—Now oj>en for morning and afternoon teas luncheon, iioT and cold. Orders taken for home-made cukes. r rHE always use Sharland s A Vinegar. Unsurpassed for pickles, sauces and salads. In bottle or bulk. r PRY Hynds and Co. for your meat, and you’ll agree that they give satisfaction.—Ring ’Phone 233, 'TEA, 1/9. Try our 8.0. P. at 1/9 lb. Value and flavour will surprise you.—Maxwell and Brash, Strand, 'Phone 44. 'TYPEWRITERS and all Accessories A can be purchased at lowest prices from E. T. Baker, “Underwood” sole agent. 'THE money.saving event you have been waiting for—Great Bargain Sala now on.—Dagley, Spring St. T/TT ANTED—Several clem copies of ' ' the Bay of Plenty Times of Saturday, March 2. 13UGBY Car in good i-unning order; * tyes good, £65. Easy terms arranged.—Munro Motors Tauranga. TAfANTED —Boy or youth able to ’’ milk preferred. Wages according to ability. Machines. Good home.— Apply G. Nell and Son. WANTED Known.—That E. P. Smith ’ is registered under the Electrical '\VBremen’s Registration Act, and is qualified to install all electrical wiring and accessories. ''yyANTED —Girl for housework, two or three weeks.—Apply Mrs Dines, Fifth Avenue. TinilTE Island products Limited will v buy. dried bones in good condition. Communications, P.O Box 908, Auckland PUBLIC NOTICES. CLEARING SALE. TE PUKE, SATURDAY, l<*th MARCH, AT 1 P.M. JpAVOUIIED with instructions from Mr E. Atkinson, who is leaving the district, we will sell by Public Auction on bis property, No. 2 Road, Te Puke, the whole of his superior range of Farming Implements and Household Furniture, etc., including: Bamford’s English Royal 1-horso mower, with shafts, Oliver S.F. plough, Empire cultivator, Planet Jr. hand cultivator, 1 sdb swingle trees, 2 sets plough chains, fern scythe, hay fork, horse and cow covers, hay rake, shovels, bins, buckets, d. buggy with shafts and pole, buggy harness, plough hames, wheel barrow, New Lister 35-gal. separator and milking utensils, bath, barrel, sleigh, hay knife, Enterprise maize crusher, maize sheller, crow bar, grubber, axe, spade, hoes, garden hose with patent spreader, Rain King sprayer, spray pump, saws, hedge clippers, slash hook, lawn mower, brooms, washboard and dipper. Sundry tools, etc. Quantity artificial fertilizer. Kitchen table, chairs, kettle, kerosene lamp, canvas curtain, full-sized iron bedstead with sp. mattress, dressing table, spring couch with cushion, single sp. stretcher, steel door mat, Magnet electric cooker. Also: 2 Cows in milk 1 Calf 1 Buggy Horse. KIWI BACON CO. TTTILL receive pigs at Judea saleyards »' on Wednesday, March 13Ui. Terms cash at scales.—For particulars apply R. Wallis. ’Phone 20W, CREAMI Farmers are invited to send their Cream to the progressive TE AROHA DAIRY CO., LTD. Who offer A FREE MARKET With NO SHARES OR LIABILITIES Highest advance payments made on the 15th of each month. Unm from Tauranga district is received at our depot in Waihi, where same is weighed and graded. We refar you with confidence to our present suppliers. PHONES: 124 WAIHI and 146 TE AROHA.