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Waipa Post, Volume 32, Issue 1927, 28 October 1926, Page 1

Lost and Found. WOUND.—GoId Wristlet Wlatch.— Apply Waipa Post. 568 J^OST. —'Rim and Tyre off 'Stud©bolter Car. between Tie 1 Kawa West and Te Kawa Station, a week ago. Hinder rewarded!. 569 For Sale. ■SAHEL—-Up-to-date 4-roomed House; .hot and. cold waiter throughout; sewerage; reasonable deposit; lhalf-acre.—Apply Wlaipa Post. 583 JpOR SALE.—6O siacks of Lincoln Collegial 'Algerian. Oats, in lots.—Telephone 130. 576 JjOR SAILE. —One lift, clinker-bui n (t row 'boat, practically new. Price on applicatilon to A.. W. Thompson, Piromgia. , 564 F'OR SALE)—Lady’s Bicycle; Birmingham make; practically new.— For particulars ring Telephone 267, Te A'wamutu, any evening after 5 o'clock. 573 ]?OR 1 SALE—Buggy, two-seater, with sihalts, poie, and harness, complete and in good order; prlice, £ls. — Aislahie, Hairini; Telephone 25W. 544 F OR 'SALE.—Thxeet-rtoomed weiU-ap-pointed cottage, 10 minutes from post office; terms, cheap.—'Apply Waipa Post, Te Awamutu. 543 POR QUICK SALE—A Wolf Motor Cyclic; 'late model; 25-horse-power; ju'slt overhauled; as new; £2-5 cash; also, L-M.C., in .running order; £ls; snips.—Write owner, P. Sewell, GrandVue, Molrrinsville. 517 POR SALE, CHEAP—Sections; from £120; .good locality; terms arranged—Apply J. H. Hamerton, Yloung 'Street, Te Awamutu. 504 GITTINGS from my Trap-nested Bred-to-lay Black Orpingtons, White and Brown iLeghorns, and Indian Runner Ducks; also, a Few Sittings from Exhibition Utility White Wyandottes and Golden; Wyandottes. Apply for prices -and: breeding: to W. J. Croaedale,' Kihikihi 151 W. pQR SALE—Klenotyp, for cleaning typewriter type,;-,-lasts indefinitely; new supplies' cm hand; 3s 6d a packet. —Waipa Post, Te Awamutu. LAST FEW DAYS OF NORMAN E. LEE’S (WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER) GENUINE SALE. Many have Ween satisfied; none disappointed. QUALITY AND PRICES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. LADIES’ DRESS & ENGAGEMENT RINGS, ' WATCHES, CLOCKS, ELECTROPLATE, & SILVERWARE. All at 4/= in the £ Discount. NORMAN E. LEE, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, ALEXANDRA ST., TE AWAMUTU. F. C. DAXIELLARCHITECT, HAMILTON Te Awamutu Representative: MR C. BOWDEN, Assistant County Clerk, Te Awamutu. Telephone. No. 12. WOULD YOU LIKE TO HAVE Plenty of Feed for Your Slock NEXT WINTER ? WELL. You can do so —By SOWING COOPER'S.. -SEIEtDS—“ The Seedls ‘of Success your ground in good l time, dndvsow;. 'Cooper’s Mangels, Turnips, Swedes, Rape; Kale, etc. The seeds are ■•grq'vyh lj ,|rom esipecially-sel-ectfeft ptedigrae'' !| strainS. They bring success in farming-to thousands of ’growers. There are no others “just as good ” fpr .sAYiiig in New Zealand. Insist upon having 'COOPER'S SIEtED© in sealed packets”"or from the bulk Witte our labels. (Obtainable froth* Seedsman, Merchants and Stores all over New Zealand.) F. COOPER, LTD., WELLINGTON. (Sow Cooper’s Seeds; “They grow while you sleejp ! ”)