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WANTEDS. WANTEDS, Losts, Founds, For Sale, To Let, etc., are charged for at the following rates : 24 words, is; 3 insertions, 2s 6d. \]\J ANTED Particulars of farms round Te Awamutu up to 400 acres ; some good cash buyers waiting.—R. S. McDonald and Co., hustling Land Agents, Otorohanga. \]\J ANTED KNOWN We stock Gelignite, Blasting Powder, Detonators, and Fuse in large quantities.— Rickit and Sons, 'Phone 15, Te Awamutu. SILVER CAMPINES—I am prepared to offer a few sittings of these grand laying fowls ; 10s per silting of 15 eggs. —F. Whitehead, Te Awamutu. pGGS —Breakfast Eggs, selected ; guaranteed new laid. — F. Wl itehead, next to Creamery, Te A vamutu. pOUND —Straying on OhaupoTc Awamutu Road, one Brown Steer. —Owner can have same on applying to C. H. Redfern, Ptikeatua. J7OR SALE Three-roomed G ttage, with verandah on two with fruit trees and gooseberries ; rabbit-proof fence. —Apply to Mr McDonald, Kihikihi. pOR SALE—(A bargain to tl:ose installing milking plants) -15 ft length Shafting, 3 Plumber Blocks and Bracke:*; also, 3 Split Pulleys (6in, 12in, Isin). May be seen at any tin;.;.—Apply WAIPA POST office. QHULG LEE begs to announce th:.t he will open his new Launchy in Market Street on Monday, 23rd June. He thanks his pat ons for past favours, and hopes f >r their patronage in the future. pOR SPRAYING PURPOSES-Lime-Sulfur Solution and Arsenate of Lead (neutral). These make the best sprays for seasonable use. —Stocked in all sizes by W. Jeffery, Chemist. Stamps for commercial and general use. See our specimen books before placing your orders. —Manager Waipa Post Printing and Publishing Co., Ltd., P.O. Box 1, Te Awamutu. 'Phone 28. YVE stock English and American Hot Water Bottles in the best quality obtainable, and sell at lowest prices. CURO for Coughs and Colds. —W. Jeffery, Chemist. TRUST AND PRIVATE MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage of Freehold Securities at current rates. —H. Y. Collins, Solicitor, Te Awamutu. \A/ ANTED KNOWN—That J. W. T. Stonehouse, The Watchmaker, sells his Goods at the Lowest Possible Price all the time. \]\T 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. \/Y ANTED KNOWN—That J. W. T. Stonehouse is the only Practical Watchmaker in Te Awamutu. •

HAROLD WILLIAMS, ACCOUNTANT, TliLlil'llONli NO. 60, ALEXANDRA ST., TE AWAMUTU. AGENT:— Golden Bay Cement. Royal Exchange (of London) Assurance Co., Sickness, Accident, Fire, Typewriting and Shorthand by Qualified Typist. TEAWAFtfUTUYOONG MEN'S INSTiTUTE(INCORPOBATED) PEADINGS and Impromptu Speeches in Town Hall on Tuesday, July Bth, 1913. On Tuesday night next at 8 o'clock Messrs F. D. Wood and O. Price Owen will give readings on different subjects, after which those present will be allowed not less than one minute or more than three in which to speak on the subject of the readings. First, second, and third prizes will be given to the best three impromptu speeches made. —Admission, Silver Coin.—A. \. BRAY, Hon. Sec. WAIPA HOCKEY ASSOCIATION. pIXTURES for Wednesday, July 9th : A and B Teams meet at Beckett's Paddock at 3 p.m. Collection at gate to help defray expenses of team to Auckland. J. DUNCAN, Hon. Sec. VV.H.A. THANKS. r DESIRE to tender my sincere thanks to the settlers of Korakonui and Wharcpuhanga, especially Messrs W. R. La wry and G. Rossiler for their kindness to my family in my absence from the district, and also to express appreciation of the many expressions of sympathy sent to me at the Waikato Hospital. J. QUINN.