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Te Aroha News, Volume XXXIX, Issue 6180, 14 February 1922, Page 3

Cash Adverts. WANTED, LOST, FOUND, FOR SALE, TO-LET —Up to 18 words — For one insertion 1/* For three insertions 2/6 Extra words Id rer word per insertion Booking Extra WANTED KNOWN—R. Coalter and Co have for sale 1 Oib stove, 1 Dover stove (good as new) One small Orion rarige, also one 14 gal. copper with Methven stand. Wanted to purchase— About 100 acre dairy farm. Good buildings, partly improved, for client with £3OOO to iinvest. In. spect end of the month. Mast be profitable investment. For particulars apply to» H. H. Dorr &Co, Land Agents. 55 HONEY —New season’s—for sale in any quantity. Cheap and wholesome. T. Ftewakt, Waiorongomai. WHY bother about cooking sweets dming this hot weather when you can buy a nice Family Fruit Pie for Is 3d at Harts. lAVERYBODY.—Preserve your t'j boots. Use ROLFE'S BLACK. ING. Half-price, 0. H. Stephenson FRUIT is plentiful, sugar is cheap ! Get your Preserving Bottles from us, make youi own Jam and save money.—D. McL, Wallace, Ltd. To Aroha.

LOST— Between i Whitaker-street and the Domain a small purse containing money and key, with name inscribed. Reward on finder returning to News Office, LOST —Near Waihon, part of motor cycle .horn. Reward at News Office. 59 LOST —Lait Wednesday, between Whitaker-street and the Domain, a small purse containing money and library ticket with name on. Reward on finder returning to this office. 58 SALE—A Ford Oar, five ; seater, in good running order. Late model, spare tires, tubes, tools, etc. Cheap.—Apply this office. 27 lIOR SALE—Brown Hack Cob ; good, sound and cheap. £l4. Apply J. R. Nicol. FOR SALE —New 4 roomed house, usual conveniences, one acre of land, 5 fowl houses and runs, orchard and bees, suit working man, with cow and fowls. Can save 30s , a week. Owner leaving town. —Price £765, with terms—T. F. Box, Whit-aker-street, Bruth,8 r uth, 33 MR FARMER. —Keep your car smart, use ROLFE’S WAX. —C. H. Stephenson.

TO LET—One unfurnished room, with use of Kitchen. —Apply News Office. 40 WITH the re-opening of schools, parents have to face the footwear problem. Buy the Children’s School Boots at E. H. Jones & (.'o *s who specialise in this Branch. WE can supply you with one and two-qaart Preserving Bottles with special wide mouth tops Call and see us about it—D. IV cb. Wallace, Ltd., Te Aroha. DATE SCONES 6d a dozen at Hart’s Bakery, Whitaker-st. LOST —On Tuesday, last between Te Aroha and Manawaru, a small parcel of drapery. Finder please return to News Office. 46 MRS FARMER—Save labour.on the floors, use ROLFE'S WAX. —0. H. Stephenson has it. STEWS, Soups, Gravies are alll the tastier for a dash of Sharland’s Tomato Sauce, which is made from the finest tomatoes and purest pices WILL see you at the Foresters’ Euchre and Dance, Palace Theatre, THURSDAY EVENING next at 8 p m. TRADESPEOPLE. —You want your accounts these hard times. Let the Thames Valley Mercantile Agency have them. We get the goods. Try us. Box 17, Thames. 54 Miss Higgins Dressmaker and Costumier Lipsey-street, Te Aroha, Second house opposite Willis Bros. Motor Garage. 43

0 T I 0 E N Having taken over the business of Mr J. P. Kirby, I trust that by strict attention to business, and low prices 1 will receive a share of public patronage. My motto is—Cleanliness, civility, attention and prompt despatch. J. LOUGHLIN, Central Stores. (Late J. P. Kirby) piAKO COUNTY COUNCIL TENDERS Tenders addressed to the Chairman will be received up to noon of the 19th for the formation of Waghorn’s Road. Plans and specifications may be seen at the County office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. J. GIBBS, County Engineer. 36