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Waipa Post, Volume XVII, Issue 963, 3 July 1920, Page 1

SeccM Ten Pages. v CIRCULATIOJV. • Circulating in the Counties of Waipa, West Taupo, Waitomo, and the Districts of Lower Waikato and Upper King Country.

Wanteds. I?XPERIENCED Ra'bbiters want Country for - working. E. Matthews, Ohaupo. 457 JyYDY with comfortable home would . take nice girl as boarder—Apply to “ A. 8.,” care of the Waipa Post. , " 436 Chare-milking. wanted: Herd of 40 to 50 Good Cows. —Reply to “ W.,” care of the Post Office, Te Awamutu. 456 —Ploughman, single; £l3O and found.—Apply to Estate Manager, Tokanui Mental Hospital. 452 '’RANTED —Position as Lady Help or Housekeeper (own mistress) by reliable person.—Address at office of the Waipa Post. 450 V/y7ANTED —A Young Lady to assist in the shop.—Apply to Norman E. Lee, Watchmaker and Jeweller. 455 RANTED TO PURCHASE—A Disc Plough, Massey Harris; must be in good order. —Reply Waipa Post, Otorohanga. 464 By a refined young man, Board with private family; town essential. —Apply P.Q.S., care of the Waipa Post. x "YyANTED For Returned Soldiers, Employment in any unskilled capacity.—Notify in writing to James Oliphant, Secretary @f the Local Repatriation Committee. Lost and round. J^OST —In Te Awamutu, a Pair of Keys; one a Yale. —Finder please return to Waipa Post. 454 J^OST —From ladies’ dressing room of the Town Hall, last night, a Blue Knitted Silk Scarf.—Mrs I. F. MacDonald, care of Te Awamutu Public School. i 458 J^OST —About a fortnight- ago, in the • vicinity of Korakonui, a Black, White, and Tan Cattle Dog; answers to the name of “ Tip.”—Reward on returning to J. Middlebrook, Te Awamutu. 445 For Sale. J?OR SALE Three Stacks of Oat Sheaves.—Apply R. M. Finlay. X v POR SALE—A “ Unique ” Boiler Frame, with 12-gallon copper, £5. —A. H. Trubshaw, Te Awamutu. 460 JTOR SALE—No’. 25 Combined Planet Junior Combined Hill and Drill Seeder, Wheeled Hoe, Cultivator, and Plough.—Apply to F. E. Phillips, Tailor, Te Awamutu. 459

IMMEDIATE 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 Kihildhi 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. J7JXCHANGE A NORTH AUCKLAND FARM FOB WAIKATO LAND. 601 ACRES —140 acres grass. 45 acres turnips, 40 acres fallow. Nearly all ploughable. Forty acres bush. Carrying capacity at pres, sent: 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. JJ'EW ZEALAND CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY COMPANY. LTD. —V—ANNUAL MEETINGS of Suppliers will be held as under: Tautari Suppliers—Tautari Hall, on TUESDAY, 6th July. 1920. at 10.30 a.m 4 Parawera Suppliers—F. C. Daniell’S Shed, on TUESDAY, 6th July. 1920, at 2.30 p.m. Kihikihi Suppliers—Kihikihi Hall on TUESDAY, 6th July, 1920, at 7.30 p.m. Korakonui Suppliers—Korakonui School, on WEDNESDAY. 7th July. 1920, at 10.30 a.m. Te Ivawa Suppliers—Te Kawa • School, on WEDNESDAY. 7th July, 1920, at 2.30 p.m. \ Te Mawliai Suppliers—Te Mawliai Railway Station, on WEDNESDAY. 7th July, 1920. at 7.30 p.m. 453 \ NDREW & SONS—For Sand for your Paths and Yards. Prepare for the season, and get in early. Telephone. No. 144. .