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Waipa Post, Volume V, Issue 216, 30 May 1913, Page 2

WANTEDS. \A7ANTEDS, Losts, Founds, For Sale, V V Xo Let, etc., are charged for at the following rates : 24 words, Is ; 3 insertions. 2s 6d. "yyANTED Laundry Work; will collect and deliver. State particulars. —A., care Post Office, Te Awamutu. \yANTED KNOWN That Messrs Dimock and Co. are not receiving on Monday and Tuesday next. Chas. Bluck, Agent. ANTED KNOWN—That 1 have opened in business as the Waipa Tea and Luncheon Rooms. Tea and Cakes 6d, Luncheon is. —W. B. Reid, Proprietor, Ohaupo. ANTED —By a, young lady, Situation in shop ; has nine months’ experience, and can be highly recommended by late employer. —Apply Waipa Post. \y ANTED TO EXCHANGE— Double Buggy and Harness for a Gig or Sulky and Harness ; must be in fairly good order. — Apply Holmes Bros., Pukeatua. | y OST —From Kihikihi, One Strawberry - necked Cow, branded 10 on rump. Information of whereabouts will be rewarded. —R. G. Brotherhood, Kihikihi. R u 3BER Stamps for commercial and general use. See our specimen books before placing y our orders. —Manager Waipa Post Printing and Publishing Co., Ltd., P.O. Box I, Te Awamutu. ’Phone 28. U r-TO-DATE Shops to let ; best stand in Te Awamutu ; opposite post office. —Apply for all particulars to C. B. Smith, Box 104, Hamilton. JEFFERY'S Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is one of the finest tonics you can give to children ; helps the system to fight longstanding colds and general debility. Good for adults, too. Bottles, 2s and 3s 6d. —W. Jeffery, Chemist. TRUST AND PRIVATE MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage of Freehold Securities at current rates. —H. Y. Collins, Solicitor, Te Awamutu. HOT WATER BOTTLES We have the best at the lowest prices. Druggists’ Sundries.—We stock all lines of the best quality —Trusses, Enemas, Syringes, Sponges, Soaps, Perfumes, Toilet Powders, Veterinary and Household Remedies, etc. —W. Jeffery, Chemist and Optician. WANTED KNOWN—That J. W. T. Stonehouse, The Watchmaker, sells his Goods at the Lowest Possible Price all the time. \yANTED 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. \yANTED KNOWN—That J. W. T. Stonehouse is the only Practical Watchmaker in Te Awamutu. HAROLD WILLIAMS, ACCOUNTANT, Telephone No. 60, Alexandra St., TE AWAMUTU. A GENT:—Golden Bay Cement. Royal CT Exchange (of London) Assurance Co., Sickness, Accident, Fire. Typewriting anti Shorthand by Qualified Typist. TE AWAMUTU YOUNG MEN’S INSTITUTEdNGORFORATED) ANNUAL MEETING TUESDAY, JUNE lOTH, at 7.30 p.m. To be followed by Public Debate. NOTICE. 'piJE Victoria Insurance Co., Ltd., have transferred their Te Awamutu Agency to Mr J. H. Lux ford, owing to the decease of their late agent, Mr A. Hyde. F. EVANS, Manager. Ist May, 1913. 4i«|| MESSRS DI MOCK & CO/S ]\J EXT Receiving Date will be advertised later. CHAS. BLUCK, Buyer. J. DOUGLAS & SONS, CONTRACTORS& CARRIERS j Te Awamutu, T\RE now prepared to do cart-1 ing of every description lo all parts of the district. Small areas of ploughing underfa ken. ’Phone No. j 6.