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Patea Mail, Volume XLV, 14 January 1921, Page 3

:W AN TED, by experienced person, book-keeping or clerical work of any description; part or whole time.— Apply “G.C.,” o/o “Press” Office. — Reliable Dressmaker; state wages, experience, and references. Box 37, Patoa. 'Y^/ r ANTED—Man or Boy, for Milking—Apply Brennan Bros., Whon.uakura. for Boy attending High 3 School, Board and -Lodging in or j near Patea. Willing to undertake light | duties. Apply “Press” Office. » in respectable family, ii young man boarder. Apply | “Press” Office. i'YYT’ANTED TO BUY. About 50 sheets Second-hand Corrugated Iron, in 6 or 8 feet lengths. —Apply “Press” Office. I LOST —Between Hospital and Railway Station, about a month ago, Black Fox Pur. Eeward on returning same to “Press” Office. ;l - | 'SUMMER WEATHER has at last s come for Georgettes and Voiles, | with reasonable prices. White’s, I Drapers, Patea. | BOYS' GOLF HOSE, black and greys, White’s, Drapers, Patea. 3 : . f FOR LEASE —House, with 10 acres, I for a period of IS months. £1 per week rent. Apply Palmer and Gray, Wavcrley. MEN'S FELT HATS, get one at 13/(3. | Pretty right at that —eh?—White's, 'Gents’ Outfitters, Patea. L,' MEN ! Wear our Sox, 1/10 per pair. Once worn, always worn.—White’s, Gents’ Outfitters, Patea. MEN ! Why be frizzled . .with the heit when oUr summer Underwear will keep you as cool as a cucuiaiber-r-White’s, Patea. LOST —About second week in December, Brown Tweed Overcoat. Reward on returning to “Press” office. .. PATEA TENNIS CLUB. | A ONE-DAY CLUB TOURNAMENT will be held on SATURDAY, JANUARY loth. All members arc to be there by 2 o ’clock sharp. MOUMAHAKI - WAVEELEY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. SEVENTH ANNUAL SHOW. SEVENTH ANNUAL SHOW. SEVENTH ANNUAL SHOW. TOWN HALL, WAVEELEY. FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1921. ENTRIES CLOSE ON 17th JANUARY Avith the Secretary, or with Mr. J. R. Patton, Wavcrley. E. M* BRADLEY, Hon. Secretary. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. BREAD. BREAD. BREAD COST OF LIVING REDUCED BREAD s|d BREAD Sid BREAD s£d Cash over BREAD s|d BREAD s|d BREAD s£d the Counter. F. W. OLIVER Wishes to announce to the residents of Patea and District that he will open business in Patea on January 4th, in premises opposite the “Press” Office, where Bread and Small Goods may be obtained daily. Catering of every -Description undertaken in any part of the district.