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Waipa Post, Volume XXIV, Issue 1372, 27 March 1923, Page 1

CIRCULATION. Circulating in the Counties of • Waipa, Otorohanga, and Waitomo and Districts of Upper Waikato and Northern Kiteg Country.

For Sale. "POR SALE—Lady's Bicycle, practically new; price, £lO. —Apply Waipa Post, Te Awamutu, or Telephone 177. 625 JTOR SALE—A Gig Horse, about 16 hands; guaranteed reliable (in harness; lady can drive.—Ring Telephone 188 M. 599 T?ACH and Quarter-acre Section; excellent locality; S minutes from post office. Price, £245 for quick sale; £45 deposit.—Foster & Co., Agents. ~\TEW Bungalow, of six rooms; electricity, hot-water service, bathroom, wash-house; every convenience. Section, half acre. Price, £IOSO. with £l5O deposit; balance, long term. — Poster & Co. "PO-R SALE—Pinus Ins ignis Timber, 16s per 100 feet.—Apply at Mill, Lake Road, or to W. S. Smith, Ohaupo. 499 Apartments Wanted. WANTED URGENTLY—By refined married couple an Unfurnished Room; factory end of town.—Address " Quiet," Waipa Post, Te Awamutu. 623 Board and Residence. WANTED—Gentleman Boarder; near town. —Address, " M.," care Waipa Post, Te Awamutu. 606 Situations Vacant "W"ANTED—Boy used to farm work; good with horses.—Ring Telephone 273 M or Waipa Post, Te Awamutu. 598 " To Let r TO LET—Four-roomed Cottage, two minutes' walk from Post Office. — Apply Thos. Spear. 631 Lost and Found. WILL person who took Man's Coat from Te Kawa Social return same to Clark's Store, and save further trouble? 626 T OST—During delivery to milk factory, Two Can Lids, No. 58.—E. Redgate, Ngaroto. 618 J OST—In Te Awamutu, Fox Terrier Pup; reward.—Apply Waipa Pos.t Te Awamutu. 612 Exchange. WANTED TO EXCHANGE—A Good Three-ton Waggon for a Double Buggy and Harness; in first-class order.—For further particulars apply " Waggon," care Mathew Bros., Ngahinapouri. 604 Wanted to Buy. WANTED TO BUY—A Rubber-tyred Gig or a Dog-cart, to seat four; also, Horse and Harness.—Apply to A. E. Anderson, Rio Kio. 615 JJABBIT SKINS—Any quantity; save now; spot cash. Depots: Gambridge and Tirau.—C. E. Bateman, the Waikato Cash Buyer. Market St, Te Awamut;: Dressmaking. JJISS EILEEN HUTT—Ladies' and Children's Dressmaker, Arawata Street (next old creamery), Te Awamutu. Telephone 131. 280 Wanted Known. J/[RS NEILL, late of Waiuku, Ladies' and Children's Dressmaker, has commenced business in premises lately occupied by Mrs Smith, Sloane Street, Te Awamutu. 602 "ANTED KNOWN—Y/hon In :»ee# of Coa? ring Telephone 211, anil secure prompt delivery.—L. Marsh. J^UINED.— Many a good house ia ruined for want of a coat of paint. Reasonable estimates supplied for work in town or country.—Ring F. P. Chunn, Telephone 144. I'nblle Notices. ipE AWAMUTU ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. OUTSTANDING RATES. RATEPAYERS are reminded that rates for the current year are now payable, and must be paid before 29th instant. Ratea remaining unpaid after the above date will be placed in the hands of the Board's solicitors for collection, and will then boar an extra 10 per cent penalty. D. McARTHUR, Manager. Te Awamutu, 20th March, 1923. 598 gHARES JfO WORRY! WE shall advance the HIGHEST POSSIBLE PRICE from month to month. Ninety Per cent of HIGH COMMISSIONER'S CABLES and BONUSES to all Suppliers at the end of the Season. You DO NOT require to take up shares when you send your cream to WAIKATO yALLEY J)AIRY COMPANY, LTD., FRANKTON JUNCTION. P.O. Box 18, Frankton Junction.