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Waipa Post, Volume XVIII, Issue 1009, 21 October 1920, Page 1

Wanted Known. LAST WEEK FOR BARGAINS.—Ladies' White Canvas Court Shoes, sale price 11/9; White Buckskin Court Shoes, only 2S/6—at Simes' Boot Sale.' RANTED KNOWN—That from Ist October, 1920, Ave have ceased to act' on behalf of the New Zealand Express Co.; Ltd.—H. Andrew and Sons. EVERYTHING reduced at Simes' Boot Sale. Only one more week. PHIEP DEPARTMENT AT JEFFERY'S PHARMACY Dispensing of Doctors' Prescriptions. Lost and Found. LOST— Prom Taihaia, a Dark Bay Mare, white blaze on forehead and two white hind feet.—Apply to C. Brown, Otorohanga. < > 245 LOST— In Te Awamutu, a Young Black Dog.—Finder please communicate with Dr Gribben, Waikeria Reformatory. 304 LOST— On Saturday night, a Black Horse, just broken in, white star on head ,and rope round neck. Reward.—Ring Telephone 254, Cambridge. 281 T GST—From Taihaia, One Bay Mare and One Dark Bay Mare, the latter with white blaze on forehead and two white hind feet. —Apply to C. Brown, Otorohanga. , 245 JpOUND—A Wheel Cap of cart or wagon.—Owner can have same by paying cost of advertisement and applying to Waipa Post, Otorohanga.

JfQUND— Straying on road, a Black Draught Mare, aged, and a BayRoan Gelding, aged; with covers on; no visible brands.—W. Pinlay. x Public Notices. "FOR BONA FIDE SALE BY TENDER. THAT Six-roomed, Substantiallybuilt. Principally Kauri, and newlypainted House, with Sedtion, in Mutu Street, centre of Te Awamutu.' Commodious' diningroom (24ft. 6in. by 14 feet), four large bedrooms, seven Venetian blinds, kitchen with range, hot and cold water, bathroom and bath scullery and wash house, copper and tubs, etc.; verandah 8 feet by 35 feetTenders to state price and terms required on or before Bth November. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. ALLEN, 6, Cheltenham Terrace, Devonporti 265 ; Auckland. "VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WAIKATO HUNT CLUB RACE MEETING k AT CLAUDELANDS—LABOUR DAY. HOLIDAY Excursion Tickets to Claudelands will be issued from Te Kuiti and intermediate stations on 25th October by the trains which 'leave Te Kuiti at 6.10 a.m. and 10.17 a.m., available for return to 26th October. These excursion tickets are NOT available by express trains On. 25th October a train, stopping where required to set down passengers, leaves Frankton 6.30 p.m.; Te Kuiti arrive 9. p.m. ' For further particulars see hand bills. 29S BY ORDER.

TE AWAMUTU TERMINATING BUILDING SOCIETY (Incorporated). PUBLIC NOTICE. FORMATION OF SECOND GROUP. IT lias been decided to form a new Group, to be called Group No. 2, an'd for this purpose the list of subscribers is now open to receive early application from intending members, which is necessary to avoid' disappointment. No member shall hold more than four shares, but any number thereunder, and upon which they shall pay subscriptions of Is per week per share (vide Rules 4 and 6). Minors may become members, but their parents or guardians will act for them until they obtain the age of IS years (vide Rule 8). Further particulars may be had on application to the Chairman ,of Directors (Mr H. F. Vile) or to the Society's Secretary. H. J. GILLMORE, Secretary, Redoubt Chambers, 244 Te Awamutu. [ALE OF FURNITURE. AT LAWSON & SWAIN'S MART. Saturday, 23rd October, at 12 Noon. Wardrobe (mottled kauri panels, bevelled mirrors), sideboard mottled puriri panels, bevelled mirror), 6 dining chairs, Easy Chair, Basket Chair. Armchair, Rocking Chair, 4 Rattan Chairs, Lounge, Musip Stand, Commode, Flower Stand, Stained Rimu Sideboard, Kerosene Stoves, and Sundries. Seed Potatoes. Poultry. „ Sale at 12 Noon. TERMS CASH. M. C. LAWSON, 302 Auctioneer. JjAST Week of Sale at Simes' Boot Shop. -Don't miss this oppostunity of buying good Footwear at bargain prices.