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Waipa Post, Volume XX, Issue 1244, 18 May 1922, Page 1

Eight Pages. CIRCULATION. Circulating in the Counties of Waipa, Otorohanga, and Waitomo and Districts of Upper Waikato and Northern King Country.

Situations Wanted. YyA'NTED—By Motor Mechanic, with 8 years' experience, a Position as driver; car or lorry.—Apply A.R., care Waipa Post, Te Awamutu. 625 Lost and Found. TO ST—ln Te Awamutu, yesterday, a Collie Dog, black, with white on breast and forelegs also tip of tail; probably Taumarunui collar on; answers to name of Tip. Reward. —Francis Quin. 663 For Exchange. " t and Harness, oil Ixle, for Gig or Light Trap and Harness; three-quarter preferred.—Address care Waipa Post, Te Awamutu. 618 For Sale. "pOR SALE—Light Spring Trap; oil axle. —Address care \Vaipa Post, Te Awamutu. 661 "pOR SALE—Bay Cob; Good hack.— Apply Waipa Post, Te Awamutu. P'OR .SALE—A Set of Gig Harness, "complete. Apply Waipa Post, Te Awamutu. __ v ■pOR SALE—Horse and Gig, with Harness; horse young, but quiet and reliable. —Apply " Gig," care Waipa Post, Otorohanga. 622 TfOR SALE—Chest of Drawers, Tables, Chairs, and other Furniture; owner leaving district.—Apply Waipa Post, Te Awamutu. ■pOR SALE stops; in thorough order; very little used; price £37 10s cash or £45 on terms to approved buyer.—Apply "Genuine," Waipa Post, Te Awamutu. 'OR SALE Push Bike ('Comet); back-pedalling brake, front brake, good tyres, lamp, hell.—Particulars as to price, etc., from S. Dick, Post Office, Te Awamutu. 659 "POR SALE—One Pedigree Jersey Cow (with heifer calf two months old), One Jersey-Holstein Cow (calved last Sunday), and One Jersey Cow; these animals are good and quiet. Also, One Cob (gelding), 5 years old, sound, staunch, and quiet; also, Two Swings complete.—Apply "Matariki" Gardens, Te Awamutu. 635 MILKING MACHINES We have been appointed agents for these well-known machines. Price list and full particulars on application. —Foster and Co., Te Awamutu. rPO FARMERS.—FOR SALE—Totara Posts, 6ft 6m, £8 10s per-100; Totara Battens, 18s 6d per 100; Totara Strainers, 10s each; MatalJPosts, 6ft 6in, 6 x 4, £4 5s per 100; Matli Battens, 14s per 100; Totara House Blocks, 8 x 8, fid per foot. On trucks at Piriaka. — Write T. Begg, Piriaka. 617

TJNIMPROVED LAND 0.R.P., in the Pirongia district; easy country; well situated. Goodwill, £300; only £IOO deposit.—'Foster & Co., Agents. WANTED—Offers from sawmillers to cut from 25,000 to 50,00 feet or more of pinus insignis timber.—Apply Waipa Post, Te Awamutu. 633 Wanted to Buy. "RABBIT Skins for spot cash; large or small quantities.—Crotty £"Petrie, next the Mart, Market Street, Te Awamutu. 641 Wanted Known. WANTED KNOWN—Boot Repairing in all branches. Work guaranteed, and all Repairs done immediately. A trial solicited. Prices right. Satisfaction assured.—W. Oreen, Sloane St. (next to Rickit and Sons'), Te Awamutu. npHE long winter nights are coming, but Electricity is here. Consult Coleman; Telephones: Shop, 254; Residence, 179. 513 SECURE an Electric Torch for the dark winter nights.—Te Awamutu Cycle Works, Market Street. Pnblle Notices. QHEAP piSH ! QHEAP ]?ISH ! HELLO ! WHAT'S THIS ? Here'B FINDLAY again with CHEAP FISH to help everybody with a good offer. ALL FISH HEAVILY REDUCED. Support .FINDLAY, and you cannot do wrong. 25 PER CENT REDUCTION. 64$ r pEA i * QARDENS. OPEN DAILY (Sundays included). , \ TEA PARTIES & PICNIC PARTIES CATERED FOR. Daintily-served Tea, Coffee, and Cocoa. Soft Drinks and Confectionery at Town Prices. Plenty of room for cars—just drive right in—no waiting. Patrons are entitled to the use of the grounds, and swings, bats, and balls free. Big Supply of Penny Lines of Confectionery for Children. Civility and prompt Attention. Y # 'gT'ROOBANT, PROPRIETRESS. Telephone 143.