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Waipa Post, Volume 45, Issue 3210, 30 July 1932, Page 1

Public .Notices. MILLINERY. ANNOUNCING our removal on. Monday, August Ist to our new location, Gilford's Building, Alexandra Street, you are cordially invited to visit us. M. AHIER, 171 Milliner. TO THE FARMERS OF PUAHUE, HAIRINI AND TE RAHU. . J WISH to notify that although I. have lost the cream contract, I intend to carry on with all carting. Thanking all for their past, patronage and hoping for a continued share of support. Charges reasonable. W. H. GARVEY,. Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu. 176 LAND SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. A CTING under instructions from the Mortgagee of the freehold,, we shall offer for sale by. public auction at our Auction. Mart, Market Street,. Te Awamutu, on Saturday, the 20th day of August, 1932, at 12 o'clock noon, all that freehold, property containing 97 acres 3 roods 20 perches more or less, being Lot I on Deposited Plan 21078 and being Allotments 251 A, 256 and 258 and part Allotments 251, 252, 253 and 260„ Parish of Puniu, and • being all the land in Certificate of Title Volume 477 Folio 143 Auckland Registry. The above property is situated about two miles from- the Te Awamutu Post Office and School and three miles from the Te Awamutu Railway Station; it is watered by streams or drains and comprises flat, and undulating land, all capable of being ploughed; the access is by. formed, road partly metalled. The improvements consist of a dwelling of seven rooms, barn, cowshed, also fencing, clearing, grassing and draining. The buildings are insured for £6lO. Further particulars can be obtained from and the conditions of sale seen at the office of Messrs Collins and Downes, Solicitors,, Te Awamutu, or the undersigned. MIZEN & CO. LTD., Auctioneers. Te Awamutu. 101

THE WAIPA POST PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY, LTD. TN view of our Half-yearly Balance on 31st July it will he very much appreciated if accounts, particularly those which have been outstanding for two months, are paid during the present month so as to reduce the work at the audit period. We take this opportunity of thanking you for past support, and also in anticipation of your co-operation in compliance with the request now made. FLOCK HOUSE SCHEME. APPLICATIONS from youths under 19 years are called from sons of ex-servicemen whose fathers enlisted in the Auckland Province and were killed in action, or disabled by war service, for admission to Flock House under the Farm Training Scheme. Applications should be made immediately as training commences early in August. For further particulars apply, N. 3£cALISTER, 157 President Te Awamutu R.S.A. WAIPA RUGBY UNION. WEDNESDAY'S ATTRACTIONS. TWO REP. GAMES. Curtain Raiser— Waipa JHiniors v. Waikeria, At 1.15 p.m. sharp. Peace Cup Elimination Re-play-WAIPA V. CAMBRIDGE, At 2.45 p.m. Come and see the deciding game. First meeting: Cambridge 8, Waipa 3; second meeting: Waipa 8,. ■ Cambridge 8.

SPECIAL TO TEACHERS i! Mr J. W. SHAW, •The well-known lecturer:in English, will deliver ong. of his popular Lectures in the Presbyterian Sunday ' . School Hall; at 7.30 p.m. on FRIDAY. JULY 29th. V Subject: " MODERN DRAMA." The Public are cordially invited . ;' ..* to attend; ;' -.: v ; '-D.C." CLARKSON,. . : M 146*' Sec'Te Awamutu- N.aEX' CHURCH OF ENGLAND MAORI :': ' MISSION. ' ' .' -.:■ Next .Sunday Services will be taken at Pirongia 11. a.m., Hairini 2 p.m., and St. John's 7 p.m. by Rev. W. Maioha. ' : ;•. ''■■■ . "■." %- ■■* '• • ;'"•■■ 143