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Northern Advocate, 26 January 1911, Page 4

FOR SALE—A Lathe and Tools in good order; a bargain.—Apply to R. Kelly, Vinetown. DR MARTIN MORTIMER reports that his charming patient is now convalescent. Directly consciousness returned she asked for Suratura. TO LET.—House of nine Rooms, about one Acre of Land; house lately occupied by Mr R. S. Hunter, on Otailca Road.—Apply Wilson and Wilson. TO LET—Furnished House for 8 or & months, all conveniences; five mrvutes from Post Office; moderate rent.— Apply A. Cafler. LOST —New Panama Hat in brown paper parcel.—Finder rewarded on returning to Webb and Pearson. LOST—Black Handbag, containing money and receipts.—Finder will be rewarded by returning to "Advocate" Office. LOST—Red Plush Cushion.—Finder lewarded on returning same to Crown Stables. WANTED—Smart Man for round and shop.—Apply C. O. Knight, butcher, Cameron Street. Wanted.—By an Elderly Lady, position as Housekeeper.—Reply to H., c/o James' Temperance Hotel. WANTED —Farm Hand, accustomed to Sheep, Cattle, Fencing, etc.—Apply Knight and Costall, Aponga, Whangarei. WANTED—A Handy Man, must be able to milk^ —Apply Hukerenui Hotel. WANTED. A GOOD WOMAN to Nurse and look after elderly patient (cancer). —Apply Mr Geo. Kerr, Kar^o. KAMO SCHOOL EXCURSION to Smuggler's Bay, MONDAY NEXT. S.S. Coromandel. Tickets—Train and Steamer 2s 6d, at Roberts'. DRUIDS' PICNIC AND SPORTS. MONDAY, JANUARY 30. McLeod's Beautiful Bay. Per s.s. Kanieri 'I own Wharf. Valuable Prizes No Entrance Fees. Adults 2/-, Children (3 to 12) Is. THEATRE ROYAL, WHANGAREL TUESDAY, JANUARY 31st. MR W. F. MASSEY, M.P., Leader of the Opposition, Will deliver a POLITICAL ADDRESS at 8 p.m. Also at Kawakawa on February Ist; Ohaeawai, February 2nd; Kaeo, February 3rd; Mongonui, February 4th. SINGING, PIANO, FLUTE & VIOLIN. LESSONS given by Prof. Hutton, Gold Medallist (7 diplomas and 7 certificates), Bank Street. Teaching resumed from February 6th. WHANGAREI MILK VENDORS' ASSOCIATION. On and after FEBRUARY Ist, the price of Milk will be 4d (Fourpence) per quart. E. O. WEAVER, Chairman. TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited for the ERECTION of a Residence in Manse Street, also of a Cottage in Vinery Lane. Plans and specifications at my office, Marshall's Buildings, where tenders will be received until NOON. FRIDAY, the 3rd prox. A. M. McLEOD, Architect. NO. 3. BATTALION, AUCKLAND INFANTRY. HAVING been authorised to ENROL MEMBERS for 3rd Battalion Infantry notice is hereby given that I will attend at the Drill Hall, Whangarei, on THURSDAY, 26th January, 1911, at 7.30 p.m., to receive the names of those who are liable to serve therein, being residents of Whangarei and neighbourhood, who are youths between the ages of 18 years and 21 years, and to explain the conditions of the compulsory training. T. H. STEADMAN. Captain. Lugano Cloth, an ideal fabric, at 6d a yard at Somervell's.