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Waipa Post, Volume XXIV, Issue 1638, 7 May 1925, Page 1

DAIRY FARMERS’ UNION. r T'H'E Dairy Farmers’ Union will hold a Meeting in the Hairini Hall at 8 p.m. on FRIDAY (To-morrow). Business: General; Formation of a Cribbage 'Club. G. S. HALL, 729 fc ' Convener. TE AWAMUTU BOROUGH COUNCIL. SEWERAGE CONTRACT. r JTENDERS for labour and material for ‘laying of, about 240 feet of four-inch sewer and making six connections at the Town Hall and Fire Station, will be received by the Town Clerk, till noon on MONDAY, 11th instant. IDepth of drain, from six inches to six feet six inches. W. D. R. McCURDIE, Borough Engineer. Te Awamutu, 7th May, 1925. 735 WAIPA RUGBY UNION. FIXTURES FOR SATURDAY NEXT. Seniors play at 2.30 p.m. sharp; Juniors and Third Grade at 2 p.m. sharp. SENIORS. Te Awamutu v. Rovers, at Te Awamutu; No. 1 ground; Mr Crump. Pirongia v. Pukeatua at Te Awamutu; • No. 2 ground; Mr Corboy. Te Kawa v. Parawera, at Te Kawa; Rev. H. White. JUNIORS. Rovers v. Parawera, at Parawera; Rev. W. Burrows. THIRD GRADE. Methodist v. Puahue, at Te Awamutu; !No. 3 ground; Mr Melrose. Pirongia v. High School, at Pirongia; Mr Abercrombie.

F. C. DANIELLAROHITEOT, HAMILTON. Te Awiamutu Representative: MR. C. BOWDEN, County Clerk, To Awamutu, Telephone 12. FARMERS’ INSTITUTE TEAROOMS desire to notify the General Public and the Farmers especially, that we have taken over the Farmers’ Institute Tearooms, Te Awamutu, and invite a continuance of the support accorded to our predecessor, Mrs Turpin. The rooms will be conducted as heretofore. Refreshments and meals at all hours. Service hnd satisfaction. NOTE.—Depot for Arapuni and Pukeatua parcels. 643 J. & 0. M. LAURIE. ANTED—Price for drain cleaning. —'Apply Loughnan & Co. or Telephone 25M, Te Awamutu. 702 ORANGES 2s 3d per dozen; Kumeras, 5 lbs Is.—Tom Davis, Fruiterer. 734 POR Wallpaper, Glass, Mixed Paints, and all painters’ requisites call and inspect F. D. Chunn’s new stocks in all lines. Note new premises in Alexandra Street, next Mr W. H. Wood’s, Bootmaker. Telephone 144. Prompt, attention to all orders. SEASON. Don’t be misled to buying outside. We have 70,000 trees of good quality in the borough; grown under Government supervision on a registered area; these are the best buying. Inspect and select for delivery in season. —M. H. Williams, Nurseryman, Te Awamutu. Q.ENTLEMEN A Business Card is the correct introduction and a great “ business getter.” Leave your name and address wherever you go.— Order now at the office of The Waipa Post, Te Awamutu Otorohanga.