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Waipa Post, Volume I, Issue 37, 22 August 1911, Page 2

WANTEDS. WANTEDS, Losts, Founds, For Sale, To Let, etc., are charged for at the following rates: 24 words, is; 3 insertions, 2s 6d. YV ANTED TO BUY—QuarterAcre Section, within reasonable distance of Post Office. — Apply "Spot Cash," WAIPA Post. STRAYED —From Te Awamutu, on Wednesday, a Bay Mare, wearing white cover. —Reward at Waipa Post. pOR SALE, White Leghorn Eggs, from best laying strains, Stewart, Padman, Duncan, etc. ; los 6d a sitting.; —A. C. Pearman, Pokuru, Te Awamutu. 180 POUND— Gold Signet RingApply Waipa Post. T OST, one bay mare, 4 years. Branded A on near side neck, hogged mane. Reward on returning to T. Bond, Te Awamutu. IQ3 M RS WORTHINGTON, Waipa . Laundry, Te Rahu Road, Sh I rt and Collar Dresser. Gentlemen's Clothes cleaned and pressed equal to new at town prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. Parcels may be left with Mr Dwen, hairdresser, Te Awamutu, agent. I^li gD FOR 2D—Warburton's 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 \Y ANTED 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 \Y ANTED. —The Public to advertise in the "Waipa Post." Published Tuesdays and Fridays. WANTED KNOWN—We have agents in every part of the district who can supply the WAIPA POST. Are you a subscriber^? TOWN ha: TE AWAMUTU. TUESDAY AUGUST 22nd. A£ 8 p.m.

(Permanently Established.) Another gigantic programme, the best the world can produce is shown by the Empire Company. Pictures that teach. Pictures that amuse. Pictures that appeal to all. The fine old Scottish story, Genevieve of Scotland ; the stirring American drama, Gamblers of the West; the beautiful scenic studies, -Glimpses of Bird Life, Scenes in the Wye Valley, German Dragoons, Crossing the River; the funniest of comedies, It Pays'to Advertise, Priscilla's Engagement Kiss, Happy Jack as Hero, Plow He Made Ready for the Flood; the unequalled star dramas, the Girl Spy of Vickersburg, and a Plain Song. Popular Prices as usual. Town Hall - Te Awamutu. Lessee and Proprietor, George Stephenson. TIE WANDERERS. Always Merry and Bright. MONDAY, AUGUST 28TH. Return farewell visit of those popular favorites Musical Comedy Costume Company. The Most Successful Musical Combination that has ever toured the Dominion. Reappearance of all the old favourites, Together with the first appearance of several new artists. Mr A. J. Black, Monologue Entertainer; Miss Beatrice Mercer, contralto; Mr John Ryan, basso (late of the Auckland Lyric Quartette), Miss Lillian Stirling, soprano, in conjunction with the full strength of the original company. An Entirely New Programme Crowded with Melody, Merriment, Sparkle and Brightness, patched with Catchy Songs. Prices 3s, 2s, and Is. Plan at WAIPA POST office. No extra for reserved seats. JAMES MORGAN, 1973 Touring Manager.