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Waipa Post, Volume 38, Issue 2271, 21 February 1929, Page 1

SUBSCRIPTION RATES. DELIVERED: 5s 6d per Quarter, with a rebate of Is for payment in adiwtnco. POSTED: 7s 6d per quarter, with a rebate of Is 3d pw quarter for payment in ad-

Personal. meet gentleman, with a view to matrimony. Musical and friendly.— Apply "Lonely," Waipa Post. 497 For Sale. JpOR SALE.—At Horse Fair on Friday, reliable mare, harness and long shafter gig, in good order. 'Phone 97W, Te Awamutu. 498 TTOR SALE.—Purebred White Runner Drakes, from world's record laying strain. —Ring 'phone 89A. 487 pOR SALE.—In Bank Street, Te Awamutu, one of the most charming new homes in Te Awamutu, in well laid out grounds, well kept, and with all modern conveniences, on a large section well sheltered. Good orchard and in the best situation in the town. For further particulars apply H. Andrew and Sons, Land Department, i 491 JTOR SALE.—B.S.A. motor cycle, 35 h.p., overhead valves. Two months' old. Owner leaving.—Address at Waipa Post. 488 "jfpOUR Second-hand Pianos. Exceptional value.—Patterson's Music Store, Te Awamutu. 472 ]POR SALE OR EXCHANGE.—DriII, F.F., 11-coulter; good working order, £2O. Heifers considered in exchange.—Pellow, Mahoe Street, Te Awamutu. 474 Wanted to Buy. RANTED TO BUY—Boy's Bicycle; must be in good order.—Apply to 'Waipa Post, Te Awamutu. 461 To Let. 'PO LET.—five roomed bungalow in Carlton Street. Perfect order and every possible convenience, including double motor shed. Rent 32s 6d per week. Apply, in first instance, in writing, stating term house would likely be required, number and age of family, occupation, etc., to P. B. Holmes, Pukeatua. 494 Situations Vacant. WANTED.—Smart boy or youth for grocery store.—Apply W. Savill and Son. 496 WANTED. At once, a capable maid; all duties, for doctor's household; one able to take telephone messages; preferred; good outings and wages.—Mrs Roberton, Alexandra St., Te Awamutu. Telephone 123. 495 J)AIRY FARMER near Te Awamutu requires married couple; machines.—Apply "Help," P.O. BOx 17, To Awamutu.- 489 WANTED.—Youth for general work and milk a few cows.—Phone 151 R. 483 'Lost and Found. TOST.—On Showground, locket and chain with pearls and rubies. Keepsake. Reward on return to R. H. Bourne, Ngaroto. 492 Wanted Known. WANTED TO LEASE, as from April Ist, until end of June, a furnished six or seven roomed house in or near Te Awamutu. —Further information apply H. Andrew and Sons, Land Office, Union Bank Buildings. 490 Boy," at Patterson's Music Store, Te Awamutu. 473 pONTIAC SIX SEDANS—GaII to im ' the Latest Model; price, £362.—R. W. Gibson & Co., Te Awamutu, District Agents, Arawata Street. II WAKE yourself acquainted with places of interest in your own country. Rail excursion to Waihi or Tauranga. Comfortable travel. 486 *PHE ELECTRIC SERVICE CO.— For Motors, Water Boilers, Moffat Ranges, and All Electrical Requirements.—Telephones: Day, 254; Night, 294. fTSTCLISTS. B.S.A. Cycles; only £lO 10s; cash or terms. —Te Awamutu Cycle Works, Market Street. TJAIL EXCURSION, Sunday, 24th February. Visit Waihi or Tauranga. Cheap Fares. 486 TVf OTOR CYCLISTS—We have now secured the Agency for the Famous A.J.S. Motor Cycle. A Full Range of MSodels always in stock. Easy terms.—Te Awamutu Motor and Cycle Works, Market Street. * * Makes of Motor Cycles; we have in stock Latest Mtodels of the Indian, Triumph, 8.5. A., and Douglas. Literature on request. Demonstrations are gladly given. —Te Awamutu Cycle Works, Market Street.