THE WAIPA POST SUBSCRIPTION KATES. DELIVERED: 5s 6d per quarter,, with a re* . Ijrate of Is' for " iriadyangg/ ■ |toayments. :, : -'S':^k^ POSTED: .'-.S^St,.. i'ts 6d per quarter, ■; with; a rebate of Is 3d per. quarter • for "in advance" payments.
For Sale. T?OR SALE—Ford De Luxe, 1925 model; good order; lot of extras; cheap for cash; owner has no further use.—Apply J. A. McNaull, Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu. 359 FOR SALE—Twelve Black Orpington Pullets; Salisbury strain; raised from day-old chickens; six months old; 10s each.—Mr,s Gedge, Pirongia. 350 WANTED TO SELL—Small business; good living for two or three near Factory and Railway.—Apply Waipa Post. 385 ]?OR SALE.—Ready Mixed Paints in House quantities, at 16/6 gallon; all colours. Genuine Red Oxide 16/6 gallon. Barn Red for sheds, 11/9 gal. Mixed on the premises from the best British materials.—Procurable at F. D. CHUNN'S, Te Awamutu. 'Phone, Shop 245. 'OR SALE Twenty-three Choice "Sunrise" Yearling Heifers; a bargain.—Clyde Phillips, Otorohanga. 356 TfOR SALE Several Fire-charred Table Frames; solid; suitable for cream stands or rough farm purposes; 5s each; also, Packing Cases.—Apply Waipa Post, Te Awamutu. Lost and Found. TOST. Two fawn Jersey heifer calves; anyone knowing whereabouts pleass phone 70S, Te Awamutu. 394 POUND.— Tailboard off motor lorry. Owner can have same by paying expenses. Apply H. E. Phillip, Ohaupo Road. 395 T OST—Near water trough on Puniu Road, an Umbrella; reward. Will finder please return to Waipa Post, Te Awamutu. 379 Situations Vacant. WANTED. Youth for milking and light work. Apply Bartels, Ross's Farm, Hairini. 397 WANTED. Competent help for domestic duties.—Apply Waina Post. 339 WANTED. Woman for half day a week to do light washing and cleaning.—Apply "Central," this office.
Situations Wanted. RANTED. —Housekeeper, thoroughly capable; good cook; middleaged, with boy (eight years, wants position, used to country-—Address at Waipa Post or 'phone 271. 384 Wanted Known. AT TE RAPA. Book seats for Saturday and Monday with S. H. Dwen. 398 THE ADVANCE BUS will leave for Te Rapa Races Saturday and Monday, at 9.45 a.m. 7/6 return. Book early with Advance Cars. Phone 20. 400 V"OUR judgment will tell you at a glance that Extraordinary Values are offered at Burchell's in Overcoats, Suits, and Mercery.—Men's and Boys' Wear Specialist. price 35/- per ppint and all work guaranteed. Electric stoves from £l7. Installing same £7 10s. 'THE Electrical Service with the advantage to you. We are on the spot, do a thorough job, and give personal service. Support local industry. —The Electric Service Co., Alexandra Straet, Te Awamutu. HPHE Best is the Cheapest in the long run. Have your Electrical Work done by our own local Electricians.— The Electric Service Company (late G. F. Eels and Co.).—Owen O'Brien, Proprietor. Telephones: Day, 254; Night, 294. 'W'E are Agents for all Leading Makes of Motor Cycles; we have in stock the Latest Models of the Indian, Triumph, 8.5. A., and Douglas. Literature on request. Demonstrations gladly given.—Te Awamutu Cycle Works, Market Street.
PARKINSON" 2 h.p. motors, Eng- ' land's best, installed complete for £l7 10s. Twelve months guarantee. ITONE WELDING We have "*"*" the facilities and experience in this line. H. T. Salter & C(o., Telephones 268 and 11, Te Awamutu. WANTED KNOWN. G. T. Turnbull, Piano and Organ Tuner, of Hamilton, visits Te Awamutu. Orders left with Mr F. J. Gilbert. 363 ADVERTISING in THE WAIPA POST is the electric current that vitalises business. L with neatness and despatch and at lowest current rates at the office of THE WAIPA POST, Te Awamutu.— Bos 1, Telephone 28.
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Waipa Post, Volume 36, Issue 2149, 26 April 1928, Page 1
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