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Patea Mail, Volume XLIII, 14 July 1919, Page 3

In response to a recommendation from the householders of Wavcrlcy and district the School Committee have decided to erect a Drinking Fountain as a memorial to the boys who were pupils of the Wavcrlcy School and have fallen in the Great War. Subscriptions arc invited for the above and can be left with’ any- of the following members of the School'Coinmittcc : H. Middleton, S. Bromiley, G. M. Beer, P. C. Paris, T. W. Wall, A. 0. Hemingway, and 0. H. Southcombe (Chairman). PATEA DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL ROBBIE MEMORIAL STEPS AND MEMORIAL AVENUE Donations for the above works which it is proposed to carry out in memory of the late Lieutenant .Robbie and the boys of the Patea District High School' who have given their all for their country's sake in the Groat War, will be gladly received by any member of the School Committee or' by the undersigned. W. WATSON Secretary. AT THE WAVERLEY YARDS (For the sake of convenience) TUESDAY, JULY 15th At 1. p.m. THE FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED have received instructions t roni Mr. A. (1. W. Muir, Omahina, who has sold-his Omahina farm, to sell by public auction ns above, Without Reserve : 57 choice Jersey and Holstein dairy cows (second, third and fourth culvers), mostly August. 5 ;l-year-old springing heifers 11 milk-cans 1 good cattle dog NOTE. — Our Agent, who has inspected (he above cows, reports that they are a Ilrst-class lot, in the pink of condition, also that he can recommend them (o those dairymen requiring choice cattle. The most common of ills is probably the ordinary cold, and the most successful of cures for this common ill is < ‘ NAZOL ”. In bottles of CO doses iAr I/O.