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Waipa Post, Volume XXI, Issue 1282, 17 August 1922, Page 1

v Thanks. \ P P 'R E. C I A T I 0 N. MR B. McGEOHIE and ,Mr J, A. McGeohie and family wish to express their appreciation of the expressions of honour to the memony of the late Mrs B. McGechie, and sympathy in 'bereavement expressed 'by letters, cards, and floral tributes in time of sorrow. 238 Tenders. rpENDERS' FOR, INLAND MAIL SERVICES FOR 1923-1924. SEALED Tendejs»..;will be received at the several Chief, Post 'Offices in the Dominion until noon on MONDAY, the ITth September, 1922, for the conveyance of mails for a period of two years from Ist January, 1923. A list of services for which tenders are being invited is on exhibition at post offices concerned. R. B. MORRIS, 20 Secretary. rr E N D E» R S. SEPARATE Written Tenders will be received to TUESDAY, 22nd August, for cutting, burning, and clearing fern and tea-tree off about 20 acres and 50 chains new small drain and 50 chains drain cleaning. Work be shown at 2 p.m. on 21st August. The 'lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. G. PARK, 211 Puahue. irPENDEPS Jj\)R pijOUGHTING. 'TENDERS are invited for ploughing /150 acres ('more o-r les's).; fern (jountry.^Apply— C. BLOMFIELD, •244 Otorohanga. FootbalL Dissociation football. gOUTH ' V. , JJUNTLY. 9 ALBERT PARK, TE AWAMUTU ! ALBERT PARK, TE AWAMUTU ! —ON—SATURDAY, 19th AUGUST, 1922 ! SATURDAY, 19th AUGUST, 1032 ! at 3 p.m. • Admission : One Shilling. Wanted Known. PRINTING AND STATIOiNERY— For Coimonercia'l "and Social Requirements. Prompt service. Prices right.—Waipa Post Job Printing Department. MOTORIiSTS—Can you ibetter these prices? United States Nobby Tyres: 30 x 3J, £4 15s; 32 x 3£, £5 15s 6d; 33 x 4, £7 13s 6d; 32 x 4J, £lO 4s; 34 x 4i, £lO 18s 6d; 815 x 105, £7 8s; 875 x 105. £7 13s; .815 x 120, £8 16s; 880 x 120, £9 10s 6d. All our new tyres are fitted free.—A Won Vulcanising Works.—H. V. Holmes,. Proprietor. TNDIAN 7-9 Spring Frame for combination work and Indian ,5-6 for uolo riding have no equal.—Agents: "re Awamutu Cycle Works, Market St. "PAIRY WONDER DRY SOAP—WiII not harm anything that pure water alone will not injure.—Paterson's Cash Store. TF you 'are thinking of having your house painted or rooms papered in the latest design, ring F. D. Chunn, Telephone No. 144,' for an estimate. Prioes moderate and workmanship guaranteed. AUTO MILKING MACHINES—A Secorid-hand 3-cow Plant, complete with engine, shafting, pulleys, new rubber; £l5O, erected.—Foster & Co., Agents. WE REPAIR—Tyres, Tubes, and all Classes of Rubber Goods. Haftfsole'your Tennis Shoes and Gumboots. Have your Tyres inspected. We can save you trouble and expense. Retreading a Speciality. All work guaranteed.—A Won Vulcanising Works.— H. V. Holmes, Proprietor. RANTED KNOWN—Dun Oats, Algerian, Gartons, Wheat, Maize, Barley, and Chick Food always stocked at Paterson's Cash Store. PAIRY WONDER requires no assistance; makes hard water soft. — Paterson's Cash Store. ELECTRIC Torches ! and Re-fills. J Prams re-tyred. Hoods re-cov-ered.—Te Awamutu Cycle Works, Market Street. "POR removing dirt and grease from hands Fairy Wonder Dry Soap has no equal.—Paterson's Cash Store. PARMERJS- -Just arrived, and to be sold as follows: Inflations (Gane), Bell Top M.K.2, Is each; M.K.2, Is each (Fletcher) Is 3d each; Greenslade is each ('New Zealandia), lid each; .33 x l x i Milk Tubes, 4s 6d each; 33 x 8 x 3-16 Air Tubes, 3s 4d each; Ctew Tubing, lOd per foot; Inflation Cleaners, Is 3d each.--A Won Vulcanising Works.—-H. V. Holmes, Proprietor. TJSE Fairy Wonder Dry Soap—And you will have soft, white hands and a hot dinner on washing day.— Paterson's Cash Store.