Situations Vacant WANTED— Girl for light housework. —Apply ' ‘-‘Marthaville,” Seddon Street. WANTED —The Martha Gold Mining Company has a vacancy for a watchman at Waikino. —Apply at mine office. WANTED —Boy or youth for farm work. —Apply G. Hill, Beach Road, phone 113 a. WANTED —Young girl for light house work. —Apply this office. Wanted* WANTED Lady’s second-hand Bicycle, in good order. —Apply this office. Lost and Found. LOST —Pair of black horn-rimmed Spectacles.—Finder kindly leave with police. LOST —Black and white Cattle Dog. iFnder please return Allan Dunstan, Evans Street. LOST —Spare wheel and tyre off Morris S, between Te Aroha and Waihi. —Apply A. R. Johns, Ltd., Te Aroha, or E. Furey, Waihi agent. STRAYED (Wednesday) Small Fox Terrier Dog, answers to name of “Rip.” Reward. —Rob Roy.
Personal eßso n a l P I, the undersigned, apologise to Mrs David Williams for statement made by me. W. ANGELL. Wanted Known A KITCHEN evening, arranged by the friends of Miss Hope Lockett and Mr C. Callaghan, on the occasion of their approaching marriage, will be held on Tuesday evening, 12th inst., in the Foresters’ Hall. Ladies are requested to provide supper and [gentlemen 1/-. AN Ulster Plantation,” by A. J. Gray, M.A. The story of the Katikati Settlement. See specimen copies at Spearing’s. Orders taken, 6/- each. TJRITISH Brushware —Best select- ** ion of hair brushes, nail brushes, and tooth brushes, at all prices, from Clark’s Pharmacy. mHE 1939 Australian Home Journal -*• Winter Patterns are now available for your inspection; also new range of children’s and adults’ Knitting Books. —At Spearing’s. OCI-lOOL Stationery a specialty; prices right, quality good, at C, Rowney’s, Seddon Street. ¥>OOKS, Magazines and all classes " of Periodicals, at C. Rowney’s, Seddon Street.
fj'iULL range of Crockery, Glassware and Fancy Goods, and prices reasonable, at C. Rowney’s, Seddon Street. Corn, Wart and Bunion Cure (double strength), immediately relieves the most stubborn corns. A trial will convince. 1/6 from Clarks’ Pharmacy. TTP-TO-DATE Boot and Shoe repair- • ing. For neatness and promptness, E. Skinner, lower Seddon Street. LECTRIC Shavers.—We have just, indented the latest Vico Shavers. Call and inspect.—Keith M. Wrigley, Seddon St., phone 100. 17IVES Chewing Gum, one piece more in every packet. Peppermint and Spearmint flavours. In every shop in the town. tJAVE your job printing done locally.—The “Waihi Telegraph” for letterheads, billheads, cards, circulars, etc. I> U i~L D U P 0 N UILD UP ON BETTA BBEAD BETTA BBEAD and MALTED MILK SHAKES MALTED MILK SHAKES Our Specialty: 1 DECORATED XMAS CAKES GARDINER’S BAKERY Rosemont Road Can acg C«jrriert. DON MACKIE "ON A C K I E TAXI PROPRIETOR 1937 De Luxe available any hour. Residence ’phone 111 Seddon St. Office: Waihi Book Exchange (next Bank of N.Z.), phone •82
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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXXVII, Issue 9207, 9 April 1938, Page 3
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