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Waipa Post, Volume IV, Issue 150, 1 October 1912, Page 2

WANTEDS. \Y ANTED—First-class Waiter at once.—Apply Campbell and Martin, Te Awamutu. Y\/ ANTED Employment as lady help.—A])ply by letter to XYZ, care WAIPA POST. \Y -ANTED— Bricklayer's Labourer ; also, Leader Boy. — Hamon and Sons, Bank Buildings, Te Awamutu. \Y ANTED—Farm Work by good all-round hand. — Apply J. Kawa, Te Awamutu. \]\J ANTED Employment at carpentering, asphalting, concreting, paving, pipe-laying, fencing, or draining. Levels taken and plans drawn where required. Any of the above classes of work undertaken by day work or contract. Estimates given.—Apply to Robert E. Taylor, Te Awamutu. ITO LET —Comfortable 5-room House, Station Road. Rent I2s.—Apply G. H. White.

A YOUNG Lady wishes to correspond with a young gentleman ; view to matrimony ; photos exchanged. —Write " Marjorie," Post Office, Te Awamutu.

T OST From Te Awamutu sale yards, on Saturday, Two Springing Heifers, branded No. 2.—Apply to WAIPA POST.

T OST—On Tuesday, between Kihikihi and Parawera, Handbag containing native correspondence. —Reward on return to Thomson Bros., Kihikihi.

POUND— Pair of Leggings Owner can have same by paying expenses. —Apply WAIPA Post.

TEFFERY'S "Lactine," for J cows' teats. Makes milking a pleasure. Mends all the cracks. Soothing and healing. Tins is 6d and 2s 6d.

TEFFERY'S Curo rids you of J all mucous deposits in the chest and throat, and prevents further accumulation. The proper cure for coughs and colds. Bottles is 6d and 2s 6d.

TRUST AND PRIVATE MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage of Freehold Securities at current rates. —H. Y. Collins, Solicitor, Te Awamutu.

\/\/ ANTED KNOWN That Mrs Worthington, Waipa Laundry, Te Rahu Road, dry cleans and presses Gentlemen's Suits equal to new for 5/6. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mr Dwen, Hairdresser, Te Awamutu, Agent.

WANTED KNOWN—We are still in business, but We are up against adverse times but — We are not birds of passage, but— We are sitting tight and wearing— The smile that won't come off, therefore — If you want the very best of fruit go to —■ To be continued. X O W N HALL, TE AWAMUTU. Every TUESDAY Evening at 8 o'clock. "WINDOV/ OF THE WORLD." HAYWARB'S PICTWR gOUND AND RELEASED, or, A Romance of a Circus Rider. The Three Sultanas, coloured drama; Birds and Animals of Brazil, educational; Marriage of Billy, ; Under Mexican Skies, <muiia; Manners and Customs of the Siamese, educational; Who's Boss, Eh? comic; Tontolini Sneezes, comic ; Latest Pathe Gazette, topical. KIHIKIHI Every WEDNESDAY, with Complete Change of Programme. Refinement is the Keynote of our Programme. Popular Picture Prices. Town Hall , Te Awamutu. WEDNESDAY, October 2, 1912, at 8 p.m. (CONTRALTO) The talented New Zealand Contralto, supported by her high-class Entertainment Compr.ny. A Feast of Music, Mirth and Melody. . Assisted by Arthur H. Ripley, tenor, New Zealand's premier vocalist. H. Madison Cardon, a gie.it humorist and brilliant 1iv...: ;loguist; keeps the audience ;.i roars of laughter. R. H. Dellow, baritone, gold medallist. Arthur Gordon, violinist, a great genius and brilliant player. Miss G. Evans, accompanist. A Strong Combination and a rare treat. Not to be missed. Box plan at Le Seuer's, where 3s seats can be reserved.