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Waipa Post, Volume XX, Issue 1179, 8 December 1921, Page 1

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

Situations Wanted, 'yy'ANTED— By capable Maori woman, Work by the day (washing or cleaning).—Apply Waipa Post, Te : Awamutu. 768 Situations 'Vacant. j RANTED AT ONCE—HeIp in house | for a few weeks or longer.—Apply Mrs T. G. Martin, Frontier Road. 815 RANTED —Man or Youth to help on farm for fortnight; start immediately.—State wages to “ Farmer,” Post Office, Te Awamutu. 872 Sewing. gEWING WANTED—Ladies’ Blouses, Underclothing, and Children’s Frocks. Terms moderate.—Apply to Waipa Post, Te Awamutu. 804 Wanted to Buy. RANTED TO BUY—Medium Dpublefurrow Plough (Reid and Grey); also, Massey-Harris Hay Rake. —J. A. Eyre, Pirongia. 798 J^GGS. —Any Quantity wanted; highest price H. Burns, Baker, Te Awamutu. 766 WANTED TO BUY—Swarms of Bees. A. Quinnell, Kihikihi. 764 WANTED—Eggs in any quantity.— J. Paterson, Cash Store 735 Lost and Found. OUND—Weaner Pig. Owner can have same on paying expenses.— Address of finder at Waipa Post, Te Awamutu. 807 To Xet ;T° LET —Advertiser, with furnished ’ modern house, every convenience, would let half to approved tenants; reasonable rent. —Apply “ Modern,” Waipa Post, Te Awamutu. 801 For Sale. JPOR SALE —Six Acres of Oats, ready for cutting.—Address at Waipa Post, Te Awamutu. 811 Jl'OR SALE CHEAP—One 15 horsepower and One 5 horse-power 400-volt 50-cycle 3-phase 1500-r.p.m. G.E. Motors; starting compensators; no volt and overhead release; Motors are new and still in original cases. — Apply Independent Office, Cambridge. JpOR SALE —A Small Building, on skids; 22 x 11; unlined; £SO cash. Apply H.’ G. Foster & Co., Agents. JpOR SALE Binder (Massey-Har-ris) in good order; £l6 cash. Walter Murphy, Frontier Road. 790 JpOR SALE —Bet of Gig in good condition; price, £B.—Apply to Waipa Post, Te Awamutu. x JpOR SALE —A Six-horse-power Engine, in good running order; can be seen working.—Pomeroy and Co., Te Awamutu. 803 JpOR SALE —'Seven Sheep and Cattle Dog Pups, by imported huntaway dog; dogs 30s, bitches 21s. To be seen at Te Awamutu Auction Mart on Saturday. 810

F OR SALE tions, Pnuiu Road. Apply J. G. Holmes, ’phone 253. 789 pOR SALE—A Really Good English Piano, iron frame, splendid tone; quiCh sale £75. —“ Piano,” Post Office, Te Mawhai. 795 JPOR SALE —Lady’s Bicycle, 3-speed gearj in good order, £9.—Apply Waipa Post. 782 TOR EXCHANGE One Two-ton Waggon, in good repair for 30 Cwt Spring Waggon, sound condition. Apply F. Quin, Telephone 119. 7-88 Tj'Oß SALE—Pinus Insignis Timber. Price, 20s per 100 feet, delivered at Te Awamutu.—Apply G. & S. Coxhead, Telephone 73 R. 149 J>UILDING gECTIONS. SPLENDID Sections for sale cheap. Elevated position, fine outlook, pretty surroundings, full quarter acres; £100; easy terms if required. Best part of Te Awamutu. H. LEWIS, Land Agent, 802 Te Awamutu. J> A R G A I N. SPLENDID Little Farmlet of about 9 acres, within half mile of Te Awamutu Post Office, with over three chains of frontage to main road. Price £1000; about £3OO cash. H. LEWIS, Land Agent, 802 Te Awamutu. AT JJALF pRICE. 353 ACRES, Freehold, within 1£ miles of railway station; 250 acres in grass, 100 acres river fiat, 150 acres easy rolling country, balance hilly; sound 8-roomed house and outbuildings. Valued in January last at £l3 per acre. Price now £6 10s per acre; £SOO to £6OO cash. H. LEWIS, Land Agent, Te Awamutu. 802