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Waipa Post, Volume XII, Issue 942, 15 May 1920, Page 1

CIRCULATION. Published on Tuesdays, Thursdays and at noon Circulating in the Counties-ui Waipa, West Taupo, Waltomo, the Lower Districts, Waikato and Upper King Country.

Wanteds. "W ANTED—Several Acres of Gorse and Blackberry cut by contract. —Apply to Sargent and Boyd. 191 RANTED— For about six weeks, Grazing for- 21 cows.—State price to " Grazing," care of the Waipa Post office. 160 RANTED TO BUY—One Spring Cart, about half-ton.—Apply C. Holland, Te Kawa, or 'phone 105 r 157 RANTED— For • Returned Soldiers, Employment in any unskilled capacity.—Notify in writing to James Oliphant, Secretary of the Local Repatriation Committee. WANTED— OId Linen Rags for use in cleaning machinery.— Any Rags sent must be clean.—The Works Foreman, Waipa Post.

Lost and Found. J^OST —On Sunday: Leather Lining to Moter Coat, on main road between Hamilton and Te Awamutu; reward.—Apply Waipa Post. 158 J^OST.— Last Friday week between Hamilton and Te Awamutu, Motor Tyr e on Rim. £2 reward.— Waikato Motor Co., Ltd., Frankton Junction. 182 For Sale. 'JEA-TREE FIREWOOD For Sale by the load, delivered. —Appiy to G. S. Clarke, Telephone No. 152 178 JfOR SALE—One Massey-Harris 11Coulter Drill ; in good order. I Heavy Draught Gelding, rising 5. T. S. Allen, Kihikihi. 189

DAIRY FARM. A GOING CONCERN. g 0 ACHES— AII grass, all ploughable. Carry 50 cows well. Good ings. Adjoining railway station. PRICE, including 31 cows, implements, etc., £6O per acre. £I2OO cash. H. LEWIS, Land Agent, 166 Te Awamutu. J± C HEAP DAIRY fARM. J()0 ACRLS—AII grass all ploughable. Carry 50 cows well. Good house and outbuidlings. Close to school and factory. PRICE, £3O per acre. H. LEWIS, Land Agent, 167 Te 'Awamutu. Public Notices. IN aid of the Kihikihi Band Funds will be held in the Kihikihi Town Hall on 19th May, 1920. Prices as usual. L. WILSON, 193 Band Hon. Sec. AUCTION SALES. On SATURDAY, 29th May, 1920, at 3 p.m. AND JJESSELL WILL sell by Public Auction in the Borough Council's Auction Mart, at the inter-section of Bank and Teasdale Streets, Te Awamutu,— The Unsold Sections in Sunnyside Each of these Sections comprises a Quarter of an acre, and will make splendid building sites. They front Pirongia Road, Pakura Street (late McGarry Avenue), and Raeburn Street, and are within a quarter of a mile of Te Awamutu Railway Station. The plans and conditions of sale may be seen at the office of the auctioneers in the Farmers' Institute. There are fifteen Sections, and the numbers are 1. 2,3, 4,5, 6,7, 10, 13, 14, 15, • 18, 27, 28, and 29, Sunnyside Estate. This is an opportunity to obtain Sections in a good situation and at a reasonable figure, with good prospective value. Watch the Waipa Post for the date of our next Auction Sale. AND JJESSELL LAND AGENTS AND LAND AUCTIONEERS, FARMERS' INSTITUTE, P.O. Box 53 170 TE AWAMUTU. ANDREW, « SONS—For Sand for your Paths and Yards. Prepare for the season, and get in early. f]HIEF DEPARTMENT AT JEFFERY'S PHARMACY—Dispensing of Doctor*' Prescriptions.