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

Lost and Found. TOST—On Sunday, between railway line and Bridgman's, Puniu Road, a Lighc Overcoat. —Please return to Waipa Post, Te Awamutu. 367 T/09T —From Otorohanga, a Black Draught Mare, clipped on sides; docked tail; two white saddle marks; originally came from Cambridge district.—Apply Farmers' Auctioneering Co., Otorohanga. 412 Frontier Road, a Brown Overcoat.—Finder please return to Waipa Post or ring Telephone 187. 405 J^OST— On Sunday, between the post office and the Anglican Church, a Pair of Gold-rimmed Spectacles.— Please return to Waipa Post, Te Awamutu. 347 Wanted Known. "PULL Market Price paid for Fresh Eggs and Dairy Butter. —Economic Cash Store; Telephone 212. 310 RANTED KNOWN —Cow Pumpkin Seed—on sale at Paterson's Cash store. 326 TJE AWAMUTU Cycle Works for All -Cycle Accessories. Repairs a specially. Dunlop Railroad Cycle Covers fresh in stock each week. RIG Range of Drapery and Clothing by auction at the Mart, Te Awaniutu, on Friday. An assigned stock and a rare opportunity for thrifty buyers. 396 QARRYING BUSINESS.—Motor Delivery of Merchandise to or from Railway. Cheapest rates and prompt attention. Carting of every description. Furniture, etc., removed. —E. Brett, Te Awamutu. Telephone messages to No. 177, Te Awamutu Exchange. SUMS TO- LEND.—Chattel ' and Personal Security. Strictest confidence observed. Easy repayments. No delay.—" Finance," Box Te Awrmutu. A RARE Opportunity to obtain Drapery and Clothing by auction. The whole of an assigned stock will be sold at Te Awamutu Mart next Friday. 396 WANTED KNOWN —Before buying a Motor Cycle consult us. We are Agents for the Indian —King of Motor Cycles.—Te Awamutu Cycle Works, Market Street. WANTED KNOWN—Faterine, cheap in cost; saves time, money, and labour; fattens;' improves coats and general condition of calves.—Paterson's Cash Store. 'TENDER as Chicken.—Try Petersen, the noted Ohaupo Butcher, for Steak. HPRY our Small Goods. We specialise in Sausages. Prices right.— Petersen, Butcher. Ohaupo. y ANTED KNOWN The Te Awa- ' mutu Cycle Works, Market St.— Agent for Indian Motor Cycles; expert Cycle Repairs; all accessories stocked. J)RAPERY AND CLOTHING The whole of the assigned stock of a Hami'lton draper, will be sold by auction at Te Awamutu Mart on Friday. 396 TF you are thinking of having your house painted or some rooms papered in the latest design, ring F. D. Chunn, Telephone No. 144, for an estimate. Prices moderate and workmanship guaranteed. RANTED KNOWN —Palmer's Dayold Chick Food; also, Palmer's Calf Meal.—Paterson's Cash Store. TT is Petersen, Ohaupo, who supplies the Best Small Goods. His Sausages cannot be beaten. VOU need never worry about your Meat when Petersen, the Ohaupo Butcher, supplies it. Telephone 4. fjENTLEMEN'S Cycles from £l4 10s. Ladies' Cycles from £l2 10s. All machines guaranteed. —Te Awamutu Cycle Works, Market Street. J)RAPERY AND CLOTHING The whole of the assigned stock of a Hami'lton draper, will be sold, by auction at Te Awamutu Mart on Friday. 396 AIR SERVlCE.—Motorists are notified that we have installed a Free Air Service, and we invite you to take full advantage of it.—H. V. Holmes, Te Awamutu Vulcanising Depot, near Picture Theatre, Te Awamutu. RANTED KNOWN—That Mick Devcich has a good stock of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Clothing for sale. Orders should be addressed to above at Commercial Hotel, Otorohanga. 326 A RARE Opportunity to obtain Drapery and Clothing by auction. The whole of an assigned stock will be sold at Te. Awamutu Mart next Friday. 396 JpIRST - QUALITY Meat and Low Prices is the Motto of Petersen, the Ohaupo Butcher. Telephone 4. piANO TUNING.—Mr R. H. Coker, of Hamilton, visits Te Awamutu every month. Orders can be left with Gilbert's Music House.