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Waipa Post, Volume VI, Issue 250, 26 September 1913, Page 2

WANTEDS. \!X7ANTEDS, Losts, Founds, For Sale, VV To Let, etc., are charged for at the following rates: 24 words, is; 3 insertions, 2s 6d. ANTED —Lad to do. milking only ; no farm work.—Apply F. Vickers, P.O. Box 1, Mangapiko. ANTED —Board and Lodging with private family ; handy to town—Apply “ Clerk,” Waipa Post Office. ANTED—Horse, Gig, and j Harness ;• horse must be i quiet in saddle and harness. — i Particulars to “ Gig,” P. 0., Kihi-; kihi. ; —Strong Youth to j assist in cordial factory. ! Apply to A. J. Bray, Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu. ANTED TO SELL—Typewriter (Yost No. 4), in good order and condition ; £7 ; a bargain.—Harold Williams, Te Awamutu. \J\J ANTED TO EXCHANGE— Tip spring cart and harness in first-class order for 2-ton waggon. —Wm. Holmes senr. LOST —At Te Awamutu, yesterday, Treveller’s Hand , Bag, containing price lists and | order book. —Reward for return ’ of same to Te Awamutu Hotel.

J^OST —In Te Awamutu, Chestnut Mare, two hind legs white, white 1 face, no visible brand. —Finder kindly return to Nuka, Ohaupo. pOR SALE —Gentleman’s Bicycle in perfect running order; free wheel ; verv little used.—Apply to “ Bicvcle,” this office. j-TOR SALE —Horse and Harness, together or separately ; the horse is a good hack and sound ; easily caught. —Apply N. Smedley, Te Awamutu. T EFFERY’S BeeflrotTa nd Wine J acts as a nourishing and strengthening tonic. Good to take now. Bottles, 3s 6d, RUBBER 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 I, Te Awamutu. ’Phone 28.

A/TlLK.Fever Syringes, Funnel and Tubing Outfits, Metal Syringes, Milk Tubes ; in fact, all Veterinary Instruments are kept in stock at Jeffery’s Pharmacy. 'I'RUST AND PRIVATE MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage of Freehold. Securities at current rates. —H. Y. Collins, Solicitor, Te Awamutu. ANTED KNOWN That, owing to the present business premises being too small, C. Kendrick, the Watchmaker and Gold and Silver Smith, wiU be moving his business from Sloane Street (adjoining Te Awamutii Hotel) to Alexandra Street (next door to Mr Jeffery’s, chemist), on September 22nd, where he will open a good selection of absolutely new goods of the latest design and fashion. —C. Kendrick W 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 Dvven, Hairdresser. Te Awamutu,Agent. HAROLD WILLIAMS, ACCOUNTANT. ' Telephone No. 60, Alexandra St., TE AWAMUTU. A GENT:—Royal Exchange (of London) Assurance Co., Sickness, Accident, Fire. Late of— London'Stock Exchange. Foreign Banking. West Coast of Africa, etc., etc. TE AWAMUTU YOUNC INSTITUTE. THE Members of the Te Awamutu Young Men’s Institute are requested to meet at the Oddfellows’ Hall on Tuesday, 30th inst., at 8 p.m., to make arrangements for the Parliamentary Debate. A. J. BRAY, Hon. Sec. F. C. ODLUM SURGEON -DENTIST (Late Special Student University of Pennsylvannia and Dental Hospital, London, also pupil of Dr. Lincoln, Crown and Bridge Specialist, Philadelphia.) Desires to intimate to the residents of Te Awamutu and surrounding districts, that he intends to commence practice on September Ist, 1913Address : Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu (Opposite House Daking Ltd.) THOMSON BROS. LIVERY & BAIT STABLES, KIHIKIHI & AWAMUTU. rO ACHES meet all trains,. v_> ' Carrying of any~description at lowest rates. Buggies and Hacks always on hire.