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Waipa Post, Volume XVII, Issue 961, 29 June 1920, Page 4

Wanteds. J^AD —Sixteen years, capable and strong, seeks employment at general farm work. —Apply to the Waipa Post. 425 T ADY with comfortable home would take nice girl as boarder. —Apply to “ A. 8.,” care of the Waipa Post. 436 ANTED —By Experienced Young Man, Position on a Farm—Apply, stating wages, to H. Wrathall, Frontier Road. 386 ANTED —A Light Swamp Plough or a Heavy Lever Plough, in good order.—Cash price to H. Potter, Pukeatua. 415 By a refined young man, Board with private family; town essential. —Apply P.Q.S., care of the Waipa Post x Lost and Found. J^OST —A Young Black Sheep Dog, long haired, white points, keen leading. Finder rewarded. —King, Kiliikihi. Telephone No. 69R. 421 "POUND, between Korakonui and Wharepuhunga, on the 17th June, a sum of Money. Owner can have same by paying expenses, and applying to J. A. Jamieson, Korakonui. 412 For Sale. POR SALE Three Stacks of Oaf Sheaves. —Apply R. M. Finlay. X JpOR SALE—Globe Separator, No. 24, 49 gallons an hour, practically new (only one season’s use for six cows). Price, £22.—Apply to S. J. Fortescue, Road Board Office, Te Awamutu. 424 TMMEDIATE POSSESSION.— WALK A IN: WALK OUT. SOUND 5-Roomed House, with four acres of land, roaded on two sides; post and wire fencing; 3 paddocks; cowbail, pigsty, and sheds. Small orchard in full bearing in season and free from disease. Furniture valued at £6O ; 20 to 25 fowls, and new set of gig harness. Never-failing water supply at back door. Half mile from Kihikihi school and township. Price: walk in, walk out, £1500; £SOO cash. WYNYARD & HESSELL, Land and Estate Agents and Land Auctioneers, Farmers’ Institute, 416 Sole Agents. For Exchange. JJXCHANGE A NORTH AUCKLAND FARM FOR WAIKATO MM). 601 -^CRES—I4O acres grass, 45 acres turnips, 40 acres fallow. Nearly all ploughable. Forty acres bush. Carrying capacity at present: 100 head of cattle. New up-to-date 5-roomed house and numerous outbuildings. Equity, about £SOOO. Owners would exchange for unimproved or partly-improved land in the Waikato. H. LEWIS, Land Agent, 427 Te Awamutu. Public Notices. C. T. RICKIT & SONS, HOUSE FURNISHERS HARDWARE AND TIMBER MERCHANTS. FOR ONE MONTH ONLY ! RABBIT NETS—2/- and 2/6 each; 21/9 per dozen and 27/- per dozen. WHITE LEAD—141bs, 13/-; 281bs, 25/6; 561bs, 50/6; lcwt., 100/-. BREAK-BACK MOUSE-TRAPS— Two for 5(1. BREAK-BACK RAT TRAPS— Iid each. MALLEABLE D’s FOR SPADES—1/- each. BRIGHTON HORSE-SHOE NAILS—--1/9 per lb; slbs, 7/6; 251bs, 83/6. No. 5 PRIMUS STOVES—--42- each. O’CEDAR OIL—--1/6 per bottle. COLUMBIA BROAD - CAST SEED SOWERS—--17/6 each. OPPOSITE PICTURE THEATRE, SLOANE STREET, TE AWAMUTU. Telephone NO. 15. ELECTRICITY. WE SUPPLY AND INSTAL EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL. EXPERT ADVICE AND ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN. —THE— The National Electrical and Engineering Co., HOWDEN’S BUILDNGS, VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. Telephone No. 955.