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Waipa Post, Volume I, Issue 17, 13 June 1911, Page 2

WANTEDS. T A 7ANTEDS, Losts, Founds, For Sale, V V To Let, etc., are charged for at the following rates: 24 words, is; 3 insertions, 2s 6d. \Y anted — Smart Girl for housework ; easy place ; los a week. —For address apply Waipa Post. YA7 ANTED —Man to assist on Milk Round. —Apply E. C. Raikes, Te Awamutu. 117 W ANTED T 0 SELL.— IOO Rabbit Traps, second-hand, practically new. F. F. de Mey, Te Awamutu. W ANTED—A Yoim g Girl t 0 v help with housework. — Apply to Mrs G. A. Elmsly, Te Awamutu. 118 "W ANTED— For a few hours daily, a Young Girl to assist in housework. —Apply Mrs Stanley A. Empson. WANTED KNOWN—Largest range of Fountain Pens ever offered in Te Awamutu. A reliable make Waterman’s “Ideal.” Just the thing for a present or a prize. Always on view at Warburton’s (stationer), opposite Bank of N.Z. 82 A DVERTISE in the “ Waipa Post.” Circulates throughout the district. —“Waipa Post,” P.O. Box I, Te Awamutu. W ANTED * The Public .to advertise in the “Waipa Post.” Published Tuesdays and Fridays. j^OST. —Many inconveniences by advertising in the WAIPA POST. FOR 2D. —WarburtoiTs Exchange Library. Customers purchase one book (6d) and return same in good order with exchange fee of 2d, and receive another book. Great variety of 6d editions. Latest Books always arriving.—Warburton (Stationer) opposite Bank of N.Z. 6 TLOUND, the place to advertise. Apply Waipa Post. W- ANTED KNOWN— We have agents in every part of the district who can supply the WAIPA Post. Are you a subQWING to the number of applications, we have decided to open a second Magazine Club as to details advertised in this column, Full particulars given to intending subscribers. —War burton, Stationer (opposite Bank N.Z.). S 9

TOWN HALL, . TE AWAMUUU. EVERY TUESDAY EVENING EMPIRE PICTURE COMPANY. (Permanently Established.) Another Monster Programme ! Amusement and Instruction for Old and Young. All who are interested in Agriculture should not fail to see the Great Annual Gathering of South American Ranchmen, Cattle Show at Buenos Aires, and Scientific Bee-Farming. The Beautiful Scenics —Korean. Ports and Chinese Amusements. The Stirring and Pretty Dramas —The Duke of Arles, Exile’s Home, Queen of Hearts, Through the Clouds. The Merry Laugh-Rais-ers —Calino at the Bar, The Bouquet Tea and the Latest Fashions, Fatty Buys a Bath, etc. Every item woi th the price of Admission. • Popular Prices: Is 6d and Is. Ladies. Is. Children. 6d. Concert & Dance on the Evening of CORONATION DAY (June 22, 1911), commencing at 8 o’clock. WELL - ARRANGED PROGRAMME of Instrumental and Vocal Items, Quartettes, Glees, etc. Dance to jtollow. ANCE TO 1 OLLOW. SUPPER PROVIDED. Admission : 2s and is. Tickets now on sale. J. WALSH, PRACTICAL TAILOR (Opposite Bank of New Zealand), TE AW AMT ITU. Style and Fit Guaranteed.