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Waipa Post, Volume 51, Issue 3694, 6 December 1935, Page 1

Public Notices. WAIPA RACES AT TE AWAMUTU. > 14th DECEMBER, 1935. PHEAP EXCURSION TICKETS to V '' TE AWAMUTU, available for return on day of issue only, will be issued from Auckland, Glen Afton, Taumarunui, and intermediate stations on 14th December by trains due to arrive Te Awamutu not later than 11 a.m. These tickets will NOT be available and will NOT be accepted on Main Trunk limited express trains. Return fare: Te Kuiti, 3s second, 4s Gd first. Otorohanga, Is 9d second; 2s Gd first. TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS. Special train (for stops see handbill) leaves Auckland for Te Awamutu 6.55 a.m., Frankton 10.15, Ohaupo 10.38, Racecourse anrive 10.50 a.m. RETURN train observing same stops leaves Racecourse 5.41 p.m., Auckland arrive 9.40 p.m. 'Special train leaves Te Kuiti 9.15 a.m., Otorohanga 9.44 a.m., Te Awamutu Racecourse arrive 10.25. RETURN train leaves Racecourse for Taumarunui 5.40 p.m., Te Awamutu arrive 5.48, Otorohanga arrive 6.22, Te Kuiti arrive 6.52 p.m., Taumarunui arrive 10.32 p.m. ‘For further particulars see handbill or inquire at stations. n 739 UP-TO-DATE HAIRDRESSING. JOE STERRITT A NNOUNCES that he has opened a Model HAIRDRESSING SALOON in new premises (Preston’s Buildings) in Market Street, replete with every modern appointment. Five Chairs. Special Provision for Ladies. Full Stocks of Pipes, Tobaccos, and Smokers’ Requisites. Toilet Accessories. Prices Right. Service Unexcelled. Cleanliness Assured. Call and try JOE STERRITT’S Modern Methods. SKILLED CRAFTSMEN. 713 TENDERS. RENDERS required for painting inside and outside of business premises. Separate tenders. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. COLLINS & DOWNES, 719 ' Solicitors. Situations Vacant. \I7 ANTED —Immediately, girl for ’ ’ Housework and plain cooking, for about three weeks.—Ring Phone 295 K. 740 VyANTED —Man for farm work, 25s " per week, and Girl for domestic work.—Apply Waipa Post. 734 yy ANTED—Woman or girl immedi- ’ * ately for Domestic work.—Appiy Waipa Post. 730 WANTED—Boy for Grocery, about ' 15 years of age.—Apply Big 'free Store. 723 VyANTED —Smart young lady as Shop Assistant. —Apply by letter, stating age, to “ Reliable,” Waipa Post. ‘ 746 WANTED —Smart reliable youth, ’ able to drive cars and knows district well.—Apply in writing, giving full particulars to “ Youth,” care Waipa Post. 724 WANTED —Man, machine milking, ’’ general farm work; wages 30/-. —Phone 311 M. 721 WANTED Boy leaving school, ’’ smart, clean, for Grocery Trade; must have initiative. —Apply Waipa Post. 72S \yANTED —Men to cut and stack ’ ’ two acres of Hay.—ll. Burchell, College Street, Te Awamutu. 712 'WANTED—Youth for farm work: ” must be good in shed.—Apply A. R. Cobbald or ring Telephone 80D. Frontier Road. 683 Lost end Found. jWST —-Yesterday, between station and town, Cardboard Box of Hats. —Finder please ring Telephone 232. 750 f OST—Last Thursday, on Frontier u Road, Brass Preserving Pan.— Apply Waipa Post. 727 T OST From Mangapiko, young 1 black and white Cattle Dog, answers to name of “ Sharp.”—Finder please ring 120 U. 729 y OST —From Oralcau last Saturday reward. —S. E. Bryant. 726 y K REWARD for recovery of two cV .Diamond Rings, missing from home, or dropped in street. Information to Waipa Post. 714 -v—.—- ■■ l== rpo LET—Shop, Alexandra Street, " L with or without basement. —Apply Waipa Post. ‘'TO LET—S-roomed House, 1 acre ground, firewood on place, less than 1 mile from Post Office; easy terms—Apply T. Dixon, Te Rahu Road. 747