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Waipa Post, Volume XX, Issue 1150, 4 October 1921, Page 1

Exchange. RANTED TO EXCHANGE—Doublefurrow Plough, almost new and in good working order, for a Roller or a Mowing Machine.—Apply Alf. Kennedy, Tahaia. 387 Wanted. ■RANTED— 'One or Two Fox Terrier Dogs; good rabbiters essential. — A. H. Storey, Telephone 101. 407 YX7ANTED Two or Three Rooms, with . use of conveniences, for three adults.—Apply "Settle©," Waipa Post, Te Awamutu. 392 Public Notices. I HAVE been appointed Agent at Kio Kio and Otorohanga for Fencing Posts in Maitai, Red Birch, and Totara — from £6 10,s per 100 upward. JOHN BUDGE. Kio Kio. Telephone 58 W. 386 r OTICE TO THE PUBLIC. TAXI Patrons are hereby notified that Mr George Iremonger is now driving my Chandler Taxi Car. Patrons can depend on good service at lowest possible rates. 333 J. LAMPORT. [7AIPA COUNTY COUNCIL HOROTIU BRIDGE ROAD. TENDERS will be received up to 4 p.m. on MONDAY, 10th October, 1921, for forming some 34 chains of road. Plans and specifications may be seen at Mr J. Carroll's store, Horotiu, and at the County office, Te Awamutu. J. W. CIVIL, 409 County Engineer. MRS E. ROBINSON AND I-aMILY, of Paterangi, desire to thank all kind friends for messages of sympathy, telegrams, and floral emblems received on the occasion of their recent sad bereavement; and especially desire to thank members of the Loyal Te Awamutu Lodge of Oddfellows, M.U., and the Te Awamutu Municipal Band for their many kindnesses. 400 ROAD BOARD. TENDERS, addressed to the Chairman are invited up to 5 p.m. on FRIDAY, 7th October, 1921, for the supply of a Grader Team of Four Horses for one month. Particulars may be seen at the Board's offices Te Awamutu, and with the Foreman at Wharepuhunga. E. R. GOULD, 376 Engineer to Board. fjE AWAMUTU PUBLIC POUND. IMPOUNDED on 2nd October, 1921, for straying on Kihikihi Road, One Bay Mare, no shoes, no visible brand or mark, white streak down face. If not claimed and expenses ipaid will be sold on MONDAY, 17th October, 1921, at 12 o'clock noon. I. OWSLEY, Telephone 149. Poundkeeper. 406 IE AWAMUTU DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL. ("Kia Kaha.") « APPEAL TO CITIZENS FOR ASSISTANCE. A WORKING BEE at the New School Site on SATURDAY, Bth October, 1921, at 2 p.m. Afternoon tea provided by ladies and children. CHAS. F. BATTSON, 408 Chairman School Committee. "ANGAPIKO

A MEETING will be held at Mangapiko School on THURSDAY, 6th instant, at 7.30 p.m., to consider the continuance or otherwise of the above delivery; also return of guarantee fund. C. M. ALEXANDER, Convener. FARMERS' MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. This Association is now in a position TO TAKE UP YOUR INSURANCES. Support Your Own Company, and get All the Benefits of Co-operation. DISTRICT DIRECTORS : Mangaplko, P. QUIN (Chairman). Pirongia, L. C. MACKY. Pokuru and Te Mawhai, L. R. WILKINSON. Kihikihi, WM. McGEE. Paterangi, S. C. MACKY. Hairini, A. H. STOREY. Te Awamutu, G. SPINLEY. Head Office : THE FARMERS' INSTITUTE, TE AWAMUTU. Wanted Known. WANTED KNOWN—Just landed, 1 ton of Regent Soap. Once used, always used.—Paterson's Cash Store. T>IG Range of Drapery and Clothing by auction at the Mart, Te Awamutu, on Friday. An assigned stock and a rare opportunity for thrifty buyers. 396.