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Waipa Post, Volume XVIII, Issue 1015, 4 November 1920, Page 1

Second Edition. Eight Pages. CIRCULATION. Circulating in the Countieß of Waipa, West Taupo, Waitomo, and the Districts of Lower Waikato and Upper King Country.

Wanteds. WANTED—Lady Assistant for shop. —Thos. Spear. 387 WANTED—A Blacksmith; must be good floorman. —Apply M. Moon, Otorohanga. - >' 357 WANTED TO LET—Sixteen Acres; of Ploughing; good paddock.— Apply sharp to E. G. Humphry, Puniu Road. 385 WANTED—A Young Lady as typiste —Apply to J. G. Wynyard, Farmers' Institute Te Awamutu. -404 RANTED— Girl or Woman to assist with domestic duties; comfortable home, with every convenience; good wages.—Mrs H. Lewis, Kihikihi Road, Te Awamutu. . . 353 WANTED—For Returned Soldiers, Employment in any unskilled capacity.—Notify, in writing; James Oliphant, Secretary of the Local Repatriation Committee., WANTED TO BUY—Six Purebred White Leghorn Hens, young, good layers.—Write, stating price, etc., to Mr G. W. Owen, Pirongia. 383 WANTED TO BUY—Six Grade Jersey Heifer Calves, in one or more lots.—Write to " Cash," Waipa Post, Te Awamutu. " 382 WANTED—For two days or three half days a week, a Woman to do washing and cleaning; good wages. —Apply to Findlay, Fish Shop, Te Awamutu. . 348 WANTED—Man or Two Mates for splitting posts and erecting about one mile of fencing.—Apply immediately to Alex. McCandlish, Telephone 41M, Otorohanga. | 366 THE Latest in High-grade Footwear now showing at Simes', the Shop for Value.

Wanted Known. Q.OOD Supply of Benzine in stock.— Holmes Bros., Garage, Te' Awamutu. 380 RANTED KNOWN—The Methodist Ladies' Guild will hold the Annual Fair on IsJ; and 2nd December next. • 363 WANTED KNOWN--I have a limited number of Beehives for sale during November and 'December—WW. Heald, Beekeeper, Otorohanga. 392 WANTED KNOWN—New Season's Goods now arriving. Bostock's Dainty Court Shoes still the best.— S'imes'; the Footwear Specialist, opposite Post Office. To Let. Q.RAZING TO LET-For about thirty yearlings, for four months.-Apply to J. Wyatt, Pokuru. 378 f 0 LET—Office in Main iStreet, near Post Office.—Apply A. 8., Waipa Post, Te Awamutu. 402 Lost and Found. J^OST— On Saturday, at Te Awamutu, a Pocket Book containing notes, etc. Owner's name inside. Reward to Waipa Post, Te Awamutu. 405 J^OST— From Te Awamutu, on 25th October, a Small Brown Gelding, with saddle and bridle; white blaze on face, and in poor condition. (Reward.—A. H. Brownhill. Te Awamutu. 379 JjOST~On Saturday in Te Awamutu, * a Bay Medium Draught Mare; slight white on hind foot; unshod. £1 reward. —H. Potter, Telephone UK, Pukeatua. 388 gTRAYED From Dr Henderson's paddock, a Black Yearling Heifer; last seen on KihikiM Road on Friday, 22nd October. Reward.—<Dr Henderson, Te. Awamutu. 377 gTRAYING—On my property, Kahotea, Pirongia Road, Two Horses—one black with white face and rope round neck, and one bay with white face. Unless claimed within ten days wijl be sold.—Gau Tauwehi, Pirongia Road. 393 gTRAYED—Into my paddock, Pirongia, One Light Bay Mare, with two white hind feet; also, One Bay Cob Mare, shod all round, docked tail and mane. Owner Can have same by paying expenses.—<R. A. Chaffey, Pirongia. • 410

Public Notices. f B AWAMUTU HORTICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY (Incorporated). APPLICATIONS for the position of Secretary and Treasurer to tlie above, at a salary of fifteen guineas per annum, will 'be received by the undersigned up till 5 p.m. on SATURDAY, 6th November, 1920. P. W. PEATE, 389 President. AS from MONDAY, the 18th instant, the Railway Department is allowing only 8 (eight) hours in which to clear trucks, we. the undersigned will not therefore accept any responsiblity for demurrage charges. Dated 18th October, 1920. , Signed: • • ,H. ANDREW & SONS. SARGENT & BOYD.