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Waipawa Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 2499, 30 August 1890, Page 3

WANTED —Quarry Men and Stone Breakers.—-Apply at once to J. Glbnden, Wanstead Gorge. 142 WANTED a strong GIRL m Cook and Laundress.—Apply to Mbs Hkrrick, Forest Gate, Onga Onga. 134 WA#rED AN ORGANIST for the U. M. F. Church, Waipawa. Terms and conditions to he had by applying to the Her. J. Benning, Methodist Parsonage. 132 WANTED— Purchasers for good Hobart Town Potatoes, at £2 per ton.— Apply T. S. GlennY, Waipawa Mate, Onga Onga. 126 ANTED K/\ ABLE BODIED ANTED DU ABLE BODIED MEN to consume FOUR Sacks of Coromandel OYSTERS at Is per plate, for they are all very fine and large. Received this week : ggy Warehou, Blue Ced, Island Oranges, Lemons, Pines, and splendid sample of sound Onions.— JOS. STONE, Fruiterer, Ac. 118 a WANTED KNOWN STEWART’S AGENCY, Shakespeare Read, Napier, supplies all classes ef Servants for Employers. Situations found for applicauts. Farms, Hotels, Stores, and other businesses for sale, and wanted fer buyers. Loans arranged. Produce sold on commission. Good storage. Auction sales attended. Baying and Forwarding Agency. ltd TENDERS FOR PLOUGHING. WANTED TENDERS for Ploughing about 30 acres stubble ground, and about 20 acres turnip ground. For further particulars and specifications apply to the undersigned, where tenders close on TUESDAY, 2nd of September. ANDREW LOGAN. 143 Tamurou. TENDERS. TENDERS WANTED for erecting about 138 chains of wire fencing at Forest Gate. Tenders addressed to the undersigned will be received till 2 p.m. Bth September. Specifications may be seen at Forest Gate. J. BAIN, Forest Gate. August 22ad, 1890. 137 JE. Gray. FOR SALE. Kry ACRES AT KAIKORA, sub-divided O I into 6 paddocks, new 6 roomed house and outbuildings, well watered. Terms Easy. 3 -ROOMED COTTAGE, with £-acre of land ; splendid situation. Price £IOO. 4 -ROOMED COTTAGE, with $-acre of land, good garden, within 10 chains of Railway Station. Price £l5O. Terms easy. TWO 3-roomed Cottages, with £-acre each, frontage to two streets. Prise £l5O each. MONEY TO LEND. IN the following Sums on Freehold Security. £IOO up to £2OO at 8 per cent. Over £2OO and up to £IOOO at 7 psf cent. And up to £SOOO at 6 per cent. E. GRAY, Commission Agent, 49 Kaikora. E. GRAY” General commission agent KAIKORA. Agent for the N.Z. Fire and Marine Insurance Company N.Z. Accident Insurance Company Reid & Gray, Agricultural Implement Makers, Dunedin. Waipawa Mail. Auction Sales undertaken in any part of the district. Account Sales rendered immediately after sale. Rents and Debts collected. Tradesmen's Books made up. Money to Lend in any sums up to £IOOO, on Freehold or other securities.

ONGA ONGA FLOUR. AS A CERTAIN PREJUDICE seems to exist against this Floor, the following particulars are published for general information : On the 30th October, 1889, a parcel was sent to the Colonial Laboratory for examination, and on the 10th December Sir James Hector reported—“ This flour has ' been tested for bread- making , for tarts , and for calces , and gave every satisfaction .” This not being definite enough, a further sample was sent 16th May, 1890, and with it some “ Snow Drop ” and “ Silver Dust M for comparison. On the 7th June the following report was issued by Sir James Hector COMPOSITION. GENERAL REPORT. 44 These results show that the 1 Snow Drop * and the 4 Onga Onga * flour are practically of the same composition, and contain about 8 per cent more gluten than the flour handed in as * Silver Dust.* As gluten is the most valuable constituent of flour, it certainly appears that the ‘ Onga Onga ’ flour is about equal to that known as the 4 Snow Drop,” and ia superior to the 4 Silver Dust * flour.” (Signed) “ William Skev, F.C.B " It must be clear from this that the prejudice that exists in some quarters against the Onga Onga Flour is entirely unfounded. Samples of special whiteneee owe their colour to a roller process which often deprives the flour of nearly half ita most valuable constituent—the gluten , or flesh-forming element—leaving an undue preponderance of starch sad sugar, and rendering the resulting bread unsuitable and uneconomical for family use. For certain kinds of pastry 4 Silver Duet * may have merits ; for household and general use 4 Snow Drop 1 and 4 Onga Onga 1 appear far better, and of about equal value. H. H. BRIDGE, Steam Flour Mill, Onga Onga. 115 ' 20th June, 1890.