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Waipa Post, Volume 47, Issue 3385, 26 October 1933, Page 1

SUBSCRIPTION RATES. DELIVERED: 5s 6dper quarter, with a rebate of Is for payment in advance. POSTED: 7s 6d per quarter, with a rebate of Is 3d per quarter for payment in advance.

Dressmaking. JJfISBS FINDLAY, Dressmaker, has removed to rooms above Collins and Dowries', Redoubt Chambers. Smart Frocks, Coats, etc., at Reduced Prices. Cutting and Fitting. B'ook early. 752 dren's Dressmaking. Moderate prices. Miss Davis, Brady Street, Phone 191. 793 For Sale. REST COAL at Lowest Prices for Cash from to-day; also, Acacia Posts (any quantity)*—H. L. Marsh, Mahoe Street. 713 J?OR SALE—Chevrolet Ton Truck; 1926 model; good order and good tyres.—Apply Waipa Post. 786 pOR SALE—Ready-mixed Paints in all colours and in any quantity; from 7s 9d to 28s 6d per gallon. Paint now and prevent decay.—F. D. Chunn, Lead, Oil, and Wallpaper Merchant, Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu; Telephone 245. 367

To Let. 'JO LET—Bungalow of five roomp in Carlton Street, Te Awamutu; all conveniences; newly painted; 25s per week.—Ring Telephone 17W, Pukejatua, at 8 p.m. 803 Lost and Found. TP person seen taking navy overcoat, with scarf and handkerchief in pocket, from Kihikihi Hall on Labour Night, does not leave at Waipa >Post, proceedings will be taken without further notice. 810 jOST—In Te Awamutu, on Saturday, Lady's 'Star-shaped Brooch in form, of locket; valued as keepsake; reward.—Finder ring Mrs Alexander, Mangapiko; Telephone 81K. 805 T GST. Any person detaining well known Blue Belton setter dog, strayed vicinity Mutu Street Monday, prosecuted. Information rewarded.Phone 305. Buo J^OST.— (Wednesday, from Pirongia, one black dog without collar; answers name Glen.—Apply Eric Miller or C. Berry. 791 Situations Vacant. WANTED; Youth to assist with machine milking and general farm work; wages, 15s.—T elephone IM, PuKeatua. RANTED— A General Farm Hand; must be good stripper; wages to start, £1 per week and keep.—Apply W. Swain, Telephone 3695. 801 Girl for all do- ' mestic duties.—Apply Mrs Townsend, Park Road. 799 Situations Wanted. WANTED—BIade Shearing.—J. M. Parkinson, Te Rau-a-Moa. 804 gUILDERTS Foreman open for engagement; capable man; any class of building; or would run factory.— Apply Waipa Post. Wanted Known. RANTED TO BUY Jersey or Friesian Bull with good butterfat backing; must be sound.—'Particulars to " Pedigree," C/o Waipa Post. 796 ]?ARMERS.— Have a* look at the cheap, powerful and labour saving Ensilage and Hay Stacker at Mr Crotty's workshop, near Saleyards.' 782 U7ANT ED KNOWN Turnbull's Boot Store, Maniapoto Street, Otorohanga, welcomes your inspection of its Special Lines of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Footwear. Quality and Values unsurpassed anywhere. -Telephone 127. 724 WANTED TO BUY—Calf, Rabbit, Cattle and Sheep Skins, Wool etc., cash on delivery to A. Russo, the Old Auction Mart, Otorohanga. Cash them now! 654 Cheaper now '.—Phone 99, Otorohanga Timber Company, for all Buildng Materials.—Agents for Ellis & Burnand, Ltd. jy/[ORLEYIS Otorohanga Sports and Gift Goods Depot supplies all Sports Goods (city prices), Fishing Gear, Tennis and Croquet Appliances (Racquets re-strung), Boots, Saddlery, etc.—Your inspection invited at Morley's, Otorohanga. 680 WANTED KNOWN. The Otorohanga- Shingle Co., Ltd., for supplies of Shingle, Crushed Chips, Sand, Concrete Pipes. P.O. Box 22. Telephones: Office 65M, Secretary's residence 65 S, Otorohanga. 583 VV LET, LOST, FOUND—Advertisements under the foregoing headings are inserted in The "Waipa Post at a cost of Is cash or Is 6d booked' for 18 words; three consecutive insertions, 2s 6d cash, 4s 6a bookel.— Telephone 28, P.O. Box 1, Te Awamutu. WANTED KNOWN—A. L. DEW has taken over W. L. Black's Horse-shoeing and General Blacksmith's business at Monument, Otorohanga, and welcomes all old and new cash customers.^