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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 7 November 1924, Page 7

Lord Cholmondeley’s Cheshire estate sales realised £88,333. LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. ■pOR Sale—Selected South Island , _ main crop .seed potatoes: Maori Chief, -Gamekeeper, Sutton's Supreme. Hiardley Produce Merchant. Victoria Street. . RANTED —dPlnmbi ng, day or contract; best workmanship and reasonable prices. Orders left Machinery Exchange, Nelson St. Apply A. G. Ogden, Licensed Plumber, 32 Waihi Road. —Man or hoy for farm work; machines used. Apply P. Duggan, Nolan Road. ’Phone 299 K. ANTED —A first-class upholsterer. Apply promptly to (lon. Syme and Co., Ltd., Hawera.

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