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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 52, Issue 3281, 28 June 1943, Page 1

Business Notice In accordance with the Resolution passed by the Paeroa Chamber of Commerce to conserve power THE RELIABLE RADIO gERVICE BELMONT ROAD, PAEROA Will close on FRIDAYS between the hours of 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. and will re-open from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. For Sale CAR, Austin 1929 Saloon, excellent condition, very good tyres, also James motor cycle in good conditon. % Owner going overseas.—Apply Gazette. RAINCOAT, Roylette, slicker, size 4, £4.—“D.G.P.” C/o. Gazette. THEATRE Shop, Waihi, fittings, scales and sweet jars, also chocolate and ice cream rations, £lOO cash, l Selling owing to ill health.—Apply A.B.C. C/o. Box 53, Waihi. TIP Top Bar and Restaurant for sale at valuation (essential), selling owing to ill health. —Apply A.B.C 1 . C/o. Box 53, Waihi. Wanted to Buy. BEGG’S - urgently require Pianos. Best spot cash prices. Write 112 Queen Street, Auckland, phone 32-320. £AMPHOR wood Glory Box. — Apply this Office. Lost RITTEN, Tabby, half-grown, answers name of “Winkie.” Finder please ring Mrs R. L. Darley, Wood street, Paeroa, Phone 144. ________ To Let ; (JRAZING, 20-30 head,—Apply Gazette. <- Strayed or Straying YEARLINGS, 1 black and white, 2 dark and 2 light Jerseys,‘about two weeks ago.—Mrs Rawlins, Kerepeehi. QOW, black, strayed on to property of G. Allen, Awaiti, on May 9, 1943. If hot claimed and expenses paid within 7 days from date of notice will be sold. —G. Allen. gOW, purebred Devon, strayed from Farm Puke Bridge.— Ring 176 M, Paeroa.

Situations Vacant JJOUSEMAID -WAITRESS, also Porter-Barman. —B. R. Langley, Criterion Hotel. gHAREMILKER, , 60-65 cows, third shares, half pigs and calves, near school and station, near Paeroa.—F. Innis, Paeroa, Phone 190. MEN F° r INDUSTRY! Good positions are waiting for trained men. Even if you are in the Forces, you may have, time to take an I.C.S. specialised course of training which will be an insurance against unemployment after the war. Over 300 courses, such as:— Engineers, A.M.1.M.E., A.M.LC.E., A.M.1.E.E.; Mechanical Eng.; Electrical Eng.; Gas and Elec. Welding; Accountancy; Illustrating; Journalism; Chemistry; Carpentry. jSTow is the time to make yourself a trained man. You can succeed by studying an I.C.S. specialised Course in spare time. Let us know your particular subject and details of training will be sent you. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS Dept. H., 138 Victoria St., Hamilton. A DMISSION Tickets, all pricey. 2/6 per roll from Gazette