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Matamata Record, Volume XIX, Issue 1693, 6 January 1936, Page 5

SMALL ' li’. , ADVERTISEMENTS. E<hT Lent, Found, Situation* Vacant, Situations Wanted, Board and Residency To Lot, Wanted Known, etc., AdveftoeetiifiW*,' 16 words 1/fof ; one fUCTfiofc 3/6 for three Insertions, Cash 1 .- Booked, Double Rates. Tenders, Entertainments, Bazaars, StrOet • Stalls, Business Announcements,^etc., are not accented at these rates. . . .

For Sale* COLLIE' Pups, Smithfield, ntiwe weeks old, workers, £l. Apply «L Scott, Turanga-o-moana, Telephone 74 W. = ./.V,' = .Li—ja ■■■i.f.fi.Mai Found. I - ’ ' -• , ’ .. SOW, strpyed on my property since - 23rd December. If not claimed and expenses paid before 15th January will be sold. B. Schwarz, Matamstsa. Lost. Many small items are Ipst and found. Some are regained by advertising, bwt others .are* .left...on the finders' hands. Yet the: loser’ would ’ gladly.; life*; - to have the artiple-lbaclL A dne-shifling advertisement in this : column invariably has the desired .effect. •' >■ ■ ■ . Wasted Known. . f. : ' l "' !| ——rr—7— “ Rose •” ; Beauty' and Hairdressing Salon, Broadway, for expert ant£ careful attention. Latest permanent - waving . methods with new eroquinole curls. . Mrs. N. Underwood 1 , Proprietress, Tele- ' phone 25*01 I

MbninwMM. (Fairbanks ' Morse). Has, inner door with shelves. Saves' one-third running costs. Keeps, butter right consistency for spreading—not a solid lump. Fleming;. Radio Dealer, • Matamata. , ; y, v; » . ■ . • • -v-p Dressmaking. LADIES: Dressmakings Designing, Dresscutting, Patternmaking and all branches. thoroughly taught; easily term* moderate. Miss D. Noonan, Wednesdays, Corbetts Buildings, or c/o Mrs. Swinbourn. Timber* etc; TIMBER and Posts.. Must & Seconds Totora Posts. Vfe- ana now carrying large stocks. Ring us' for dn°! tations; also for pill. Farm Building v Timber. We cap aprange delivery. ; Pass and Hanssonj. Telephone j6B; Putaruru.:", - . . : «V# V- 7? V ADVANCE: • : Advance Notices* of Dances, Cot* : - carts, Bazaars, Sales-of-work, etc., will be received for. this column at the rate of I/- for 12. words casn. and Id per word, over 12; bjit ; jttOt, after two Weeks before the date"joP\ the' event.- ■; ■

TO RESIDENTS. OE XIRAU AND ?•* SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. MR. BASIL W. BELL, Barrister and Solicitor, ARAWA STREET, MATAMATA, begs to announce that, commencing ohj.Thprs.,, 9th. Jan., 1956, he Will Vislt/jiratt/Every Thursday and may at the Public Library hours of I'M p.m. and 5 p.m.! -*» *" i V... ' * • T^Uphione lTß M. STANLEY’S White Star Taxi. Hire the Car with the White Star. Reasonable Charge. KENSINGTON TEA & DINING ROOMS* Under New Management. We Cater for All Mocils Wedding and Birthday Parties* . Banquets, Dances, etc. Get Our Quotes. Cleanliness and Civility. * MRS. S. A. HODGE, Proprietress.

In Days of , Old A man was bold Trusting a strange barber; NoW there's no fuss, ALL come to us, And no suspic§§H ions harbour! fH Save on shaves, haircutting |H and other hairdressing by S' patronising the always |j§ reliable: 1 RGIGARD’S 33 ARAWA STREET, g MATAMATA. 1 BlflßlllllllllllVllllllllllllVl rs /Tt,