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Ohinemuri Gazette, Volume XXXI, Issue 4131, 16 June 1920, Page 3

FOR SALE — Practically new four-seater Ford Car in perfect order.—Apply this office. PIANO WANTED: Free from borer. Advertiser will pay good cash price. Write particulars "Cash," Ohinemuri Gazette. F IVATE Board and Residence in a quiet comfortable home offered to lady schoolteacher or lady in business during day. —Address at This Office. ? PLAIN Dressmaking undertaken. —For particulars Apply This Office. PERSONAL. Will those scandal lovers, who say I am living on my mother please come to my lace and prove it or otherwise ; for where woula anyone with any reason expect a widow to keep a man, his wife, and 6 children out of her pension. So further reports must be proved or I will prosecute.^—Mrs Stephen Edward Hughes, Paeroa. IT'S COMING! IT'S COMING ! WHAT ? WfiAT ? THE EVENT OF THE SEASON WHAT? WHAT? WHAT? THE THIRE T3RIGADE QOCIAL AND TJpUCHRE YpOURNAMENT. In Aid of Funds for Motor Reel. TTIHURSDAY, TUNE J n Central Theatre, Paeroa. The Cause that Deserves Assistance Good Floor, Music, and Supper. Prices —Ladies 2s, Gentlemen 3s. Ladies wishing to donate cakes, etc., may either leave them at the hall or advise the secretaries, who will call for them. W. PENNEL-L. 7'Joint EUGENE SHAW) Sees. STANSFIELD AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, Will hold a Clearance Sale at the* residence, Thames Road, of Mr D. McDONELL " of the whole of his Furniture and Effects on WEDNESDAY NEXT, JUNE . 23, commencing- at one o'clock. SOME DETAILS: Fine Rimu Sideboard, 5-piece Moquette and Rimu Suite, Rimu Dining Table, Rimu Overmantle, 5-drawer Comb. Chest, Rimu Bedstead and w.w., Chairs, Kitchen Table, Curtains and Poles, China. Glassware, Cutlery, Kitchen Sundries, Groceries, and Linoleums in first-class condition. Sundry Tools and Garden hose. - 'Phone 66. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. CLAIMS AGAINST ESTATES. IVr OTICE is hereby given, pur-■i-^l suant to section 50 of the Public Trust Office Act, 1908, that all creditors and others having claims against the estate of James John Donovan, late of Paeroa, . Woodturner, deceased (whose estate is under administration by the Public Trustee), are hereby required to lodge in duplicate such claims, supported by full particulars and certified as due and owing by the said estate at the date of the death of the said deceased, with the Public Trustee's local office at Auckland on or before the 14th. day of August, 1920. , Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. K. N. H. BROWNE, Local Deputy Public Trustee. Auckland, June 11, 1920. LAND AUCTION SAL JS. RESIDENTIAL SECTIONS AT PAEROA. TTNDER instructions from the \J Public Trustee, as Executor m the Estate pi J. E l. HART, deceased, we shall offer by auction at the ' HIKUTAIA SiALEYARDS - ON TUESDAY, JUNE 29th, at 1 p.m.. LOT 1. —ALL that parcel of land containing one rood more or less being Lots 11 .and 12 of Section A on Deposited Plan 1544 being part of the Block situated in the Waihou Survey District called Opatito and being the balance of the land in Certificate of Title Volume 225 folio 278 Subject to Part XIII of the Land Act and Section 74 of the Native Land Amendment Act, 1913. LOT 2.—-ALL that parcel of land containing 20 perches more or less being Lot 22 of Section A on Deposited Plan 1544 being portion of the B^ck situated in the Waihou Survey District called Opatito and all the land in Certificate of Title Volume 211 folio 423 Auckland Registry Subject to Part XIII of the Land Act AND ALSO AH that piece of land containing twenty perches more or less being Lot 23 of Section A on the said Deposited Plan 1544 being all the land in Certificate of TUle Volume 117 folio 206 Auckland RegistryThe above two lots are being offered for sale separately free of the mortgage at present existing .thereon. These sections are well situated, and we do not require to remark that "Paeroa, on account of its vast dairying resources and the importance of its junction on an ever-increasing route of railway which will be' greatly augmented by the swell of business on completion of the East Coast Line, is a town in which investors may with confidence utfiise their capital. The sections are situate about 200 yards from the railway station, being plainly marked by posters. Further particulars may be obtained from the auctioneers— The Farmer's' Co-operative Auction* eerlng Co,, Ltd,, Hamilton.