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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVI, Issue 4814, 23 February 1925, Page 3

For We» I A: LFA-LAVAL Separator (65 lx gal), complete; in good working order. Cheap to clear /2. Also genuine Bonnybridge No. 7 Dover Stove, nearly new ; /2.— J. W, Neate, Hopai West, Ngatea. Bedroom suite (Rimu), four-piece. For particulars apply Mrs Jennings, Albert Street, Paeroa. niG, -shatter, newly-tyred, VJT sliding seat. No reasonable offer refused—F. Boneham, Wharepoa Road, near ferry. GOOD, quiet cow, second calf, just in.—F. Kingston, Komata North. HAY, four paddocks, got d crop —H. A. Whitmore, Puke Road, Paeroa. Matchless Motor Bike, ax h.p., Jap Engine, in good order. /20 cash —Apply Gazette Office. 791 SINGLE Stretchers for sale, in good condition. —Address at Gazette Office. 793 S EAGRASS Pram, good condition'.—Apply this office. .775 Situations Wanted. FARM HAND—Position wanted on Farm, milking, etc Reply before 27th to Arthur Peacock, Mangatawhiri. Situations Vacant. BUTCHER wanted, at once. Must be good all-round man. —Apply R. Conner, Kerepeehi. Gt OOD Milker wanted, machines F used. Wages £2 and found. Apply this office. 785 SMART girl wanted to assist during race week ; no kitchen work.— Criterion Hotel, Paeroa. Found. “IjIOUND trespassing on my proJJ petty at Netbertou, Tamworrh pig (porker). Owner can have same by paying expenses, otherwise it shall be sold to defray expenses. —R. J. WILSON. Lost. KIT Motor Cycle Tools between Hikutaia and Paeroa racecourse. Reward on returning to Wm. Fleming and Son, Paeroa. PAIR Gent’s Boots on Thursday, 19th inst., between Ngatea and Netherton.—Finder please ring 6D, Ngatea. Stock Sales. WAIHI STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26. Entries solicited. Farmers’ Uo-operative Auctioneering Co., Ltd., Hamilton, Auctioneers. POISON LAID. PERSONS are warned that poison has been laid for dogs on my properly, Hubbard’s Road, Komata.—F. C. HUBBARD. NOTICE. TO the Ladies of Paeroa and surrounding districts. — I have opened a Millinery Shop m Paeroa close to the Railway Station, with the latest in Models and Ready-to-wears, etc., and will be pleased to see all the ladies. Re-modelling a speciality. (Mrs.) H. DOUGLAS, The Ladies' Shop. PAEROA BOROUGH COUNCIL. IMPOUNDED by Ranger for wandering' Pekapeka Road: One Jersey cow, end off both ears and piece out of back, right ear; Ono Brindle heifer, piece out of b.'.ck. both ears ; no other visible brands. If not-claimed and expenses paid will be sold at noon, Fr'day. February 27, 1925. JAS. CAPILL, Poundkeeper. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. CLEARING SALE. SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1925. at 11 a.m. On account of Mrs Alfred Tattersail, Cullen Street, Paeroa. , Particulars later. THE PEOPLE’S AUCTIONEERING CO., THAMES. V. S. ROBERTS, Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. CLEARING SALE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1925, AT 11 a.m. On account of Mrs E. L. Craig, l’ul<e Road, Paeroa. Particulars later. THE PEOPLE’S AUCTIONEERING CO., THAMES. V. S. ROBERTS, Auctioneer.

A. suggestion that coercion is re* sorted to as a means of obtaining funds for the Labour Party has been made by an Auckland worker to 'A “Star” representative. He alleges that in the establishment where he is employed one of his mates is collecting Is a week from now until the end of October, each man being expected to subscribe, The complainant declares that when he refused to pay the levy, not being a supporter of the Labour Party, he was informed that he would be out of his job in three weeks.