Situations Wanted. STRONG Youth wants work on farm, good stripper, state wages. Apply this office. or office, or light housework.— Address at this office. Wanteds. TI/ANTED —Small furnished cottag. " on . Beach, five weeks from December 22nd,—“Cottage” this office; WANTED TO BUY About a " dozen nanny goats. Address this office or 'phone 12bu. WANTED TO BUY—I Small StoveT in good condition.—Apply Thomas & Olphert. Wanted Known WANTED KNOWN Wahnata Hall, Thursday, 12th September, Grand Social and Dance in aid of Tennis Club. W. Williams’ cars leave Seddon Street at 7.30 p.ni., 1/6 return. Good floor, good music, excellent supper. Ladies 1/6, gents 2/6. —K. Kennedy, secretary. CHARACTER Reader Advice business, health. Send date, month, year. Fee 2/6. “Astra,” Box 76, P.O. Wellesley St,/ Auckland. SETTINGS now ready from my Pedigree Black Orpingtons, and White Leghorns. Price 10/6 for 15 eggs Ohas. Dunstan, Evans Street, Vvaihi.
'li cheaper meat shop at King’s, Seddon (Street. / ARDER your Sunday joints at King’s, butcher and bacon curer, r PHB Free Breakfast Table—well, nearly ! Beach smoked fish and crayfish at Boss’s, the wrong side of the street., riSE Rubnomor Laundry Tablets next washing day. Lessens work two thirds ; 1/- per tin.—Waihi Mutual Trading Stores. OLANT NOW Oranges, lemons, *■ shrubs and hedges. Asparagus roots from 10/- per 100., Norris and Bell, Tauranga. A DAILY ration of “Moose" linseed nuts and bran now will go a long way in safeguarding your dairying returns. A free booklet posted on application to N.Z. Oatllecake & Oil Ooy., Auckland. DUBNOMOR Laundry Tablets banish dirt and hard work. 8 weekly washings; 1/- tin. Waihi Mutual Trading Stores.
KUB.NOMOR. Laundry Tablets save you drudgery, soap and time. 8 weekly washings 1 /, —Waihi Mutual Trading Stores. X new supply of snap albums, and birthday books, just arrived at Spearing’s. ' JH RY Spearings for Baton and * Baldwin’s Knitting and Crochet Books. BEEH I V E (E. M. Taylob) Seddon Street, Waihi. For infants’ wear. Corselettes and Ladies’ nnderclothing.
WYATT & HONS, Electricians, Sod don Street, are agents for Wal lace Milking Machines, and accessories of all milking machines. OEEO POTATOES Southern grown Puritan, Gamekeeper, Majestic, etc. Pull list posted free on request —O’Leary-Downs Ltd., Seedsmen, Auckland. fTI E Y Spearing's for playing cards A ond crib boards. A good variety. '’l'iHE Imperial Tea-rooms, Hamilton A The best in town. C. Morris (late of Waibi), proprietor. Jg AVES TA P F PIA M' Beautitul overstrung model. Cash or on easy teims at N. A. OCLLHSS’ MUSIC DEPOT Agents : Lewis R. Bady, also Singei Sewing Machines. DHILLIPS’ LAMPS for household A and car use, and wireless valves. —F. B. Timanus, wholesale and retail distributor. f JP-TO-DATE boot and shoe repairing. For neatness and promptness. B. Skinner. Rosemont Rd. CLOSE’S Suits look right, wear right, prices right. Cleaning, Pressing and Repairs executed. Own material made up. Nurserymen OUR NAME —stands for all that is best in Fruit, Hedge, and Shelter Trees. Quality and honest value li3 behind every sale we make. We have a Garden Catalogue for you. Send for it. J. BATESON & SON —Waikato’s Premier Nurseries— HAMILTON
T™ A AUCKLAND H. R. WRIGHT, -—— Proprietor Specialist in Citrus Fruits;, there are no finer in the Auckland Province. The new hardy “MEYER*’;. LEMON, introduced from China, is the hardiest and most productive Lemon grown. The unique , display of heavily fruit-laden trees from the nursery at the Auckland Winter ; Show daily attention of thousands of adhUring people and thousands of orders were placed for this remarkably r heavy fruit producer. The general catalogue of ■ fruit, shelter, hedge and ornamental trees will be supplied on application. / The CHINESE GOOSEBERRY is another specialty. 'lts fruit is, the size of a small pear and its , flavour is pleasing and suitable for all purposes.' ■■■■ ■ ■■' H. R. WEIGHT, , NURSERYMAN, Avondale, Auckland, VONDALE VpiRSERIES
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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXVI, Issue 7900, 10 September 1929, Page 3
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