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Waipa Post, Volume XII, Issue 662, 24 July 1917, Page 1

SUBSCRIPTION BATES. In Advance Payment: 7/6 per year; or, if posted, 12/6 per year. Booked: 2/6 per quarter; or, if posted, 3/9 per quarter. All orders stand until countermanded In writing'.

N. GOODALL’S, GREAT SALE OF MERCERY & CLOTHING Commences To-morrow. BE THERE. NATIONAL INSURANCE CO. OF NEW ZEALAND, Limited. , NATIONAL INSURANCE is costing the Empire just now SEVERAL MILLIONS PER WEEK! Insurance with the “NATIONAL,” is yours for A FEW SHILLINGS A YEAR! See R.THOMPSON, Local agent,TO-DAY! ALL RISKS COVERED. Fire, House, Outbuildings, or Stacks. Mortality of Cattle, or Horses, Foaling Risks, Employers’ Indemnity, Personal Accident and Sickness, Mortgage Indemnity, Etc. I Address—Room No. 4, Teasdale’s Buildings.

LOYAL TE AWAMUTU LODGE, N 0.7888, M.U. 1.0.0. F. \ REGULAR Meeting of the above Lodge will be held in the Lodge Room, Market Street, Te Awamutu, on Monday, 30th July, 1017, at' S p.m. A full attendance is requested. H. V. WALKER, Permanent Secretary.

Hk FINLAY’S, ROYAL MAIL CONTRACTORS AND LIVERY, HIRING, ANH COACHING STABLES, TE AWAMCTU. ‘JJACKS and Vehicles of all descriptions on hire at shortest notice, day or night. PICNIC PARTIES CATERED FOR. Coaches meet all trains. Competent drivers. Civility and promptitude assured. Telegrams: “FINLAYS, Te Awamutu.” FINLAY BROS.

T. McINNES, BUILDER & CONTRACTOR TE AWAMUTU. CONCRETE WORK A SPECIALITY. Fencing and Straining Posts, Septic Tanks, t* Water Troughs. ESTIMATES GIVEN for Buildings of Every Description. PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS PREPARED. Work of any description associated with the building trade undertaken. YARDS: Opposite Victoria Park Gates, TEASDALE STREET, TE AWAMUTU MOTOR CAR FOR HIRE. T beg to inform the residents of Te Awamutu and district that I have for hire an up-to-daite car and will I Undertake trips day or night (roads rpermitting) to any part of the district. Having had four years’ experience, patrons can rely upon careful driving, and with civility and attention to business I hope to share the patronage of the general public. Midnight trains will be met if desired.—E. B. Signal, Te Awamutu. Orders and enquiries lo Lawson & Swain. Phone 54.