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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXXXI, Issue 9639, 25 June 1941, Page 3

For Sale SALE—23 Black Orpington and Australorp fowls, 11 last 'year's pullets laying, 12 previous I year; unbeatable.—Apply this office. j JT'OR SALE—Four-roomed house, j Main Road, Waikino, e.L, porcelain bath, copper and tubs, hot and cold water, garage. Price £110; terms.—J. Bedford, Willoiighby St.. Paeroa. SALE—Gas fire, £l/10/-. ■*■ Mrs Broad, Hobson Street. |pOR SALE—One iron bedstead and wire wove and 1 three-quarter bedstead and wire wove; also His. Master's Voice gramophone and 2 :lozen records, as new.—Mrs H. Ran- j kin, Waibi Beach.

TiOR SALE —Ki uri house, 5 rooms newly painted, all electric, bath room, ]i.b., large porch and w.h., c. and h., all under one roof, i-acre seclion, lawns, fruit trees, hedges, concrele paths, garage, etc. £550 cash. —Apply this oflice. stand and 2 wooden washtubs. -Apply this oflice. SALE—Best quality English JL meadow hay (baled). £3/15/on farm, or .Ci delivered anywhere within 20 miles of Paeroa.—Ring Mills, 132 m, Paeroa. OotTses " ~POR~~7-iiTs

Eight rooms, kitchenette, sunporch. wash-house, etc., under one roof, el light, hot and cold water. Price £'lso; £IOO cash. Five rooms, wash-house, bathroom, under one roof; very handy to town. £250. Six rooms, wash-house and pantry, electric stove and hot water. £OSO. Six rooms, sun-porch, electric stov» and hot water, bathroom, wash-house, copper and tubs, garage. £OSO. Five rooms, kitchen, wash-house and bathroom. Price £2lO. J. W. MEIKLEJOHN, Land Agenl Phones: Office, 29; Res. 248

ADVERTISE! Any Business, to be successful must advertise. The best form of advertising is through the newspapej circulating in your town and districr If you want to SELL YOUR GOODS OR SERVICES you must let people. know what your have for sale A.n advertisement in the "WAIHI TELEGRAPH" "WAIHI TELEGRAPH" "WAIIII TELEGRAPH" brings buyer ami seller together to Hie mutual advantage of both CONTRACT RATES ON APPLICATION

Bus Services n©ra§w! 0 JARS LEAVE WAIHI FOR PAEROA: 7 a.m., S a.m., 9 a.m., 12.45 p.m., 4.15 p.m., (SATURDAY, extra trip, G. 30 p.&v! (SUNDAY, 4.45 p.m. only) THAMES Direct, S a.m., 12.45 p.m. FRIDAY, extra trip, 4.45 p.m. "Ha llauraki Plains: 4.45 p.m. AND MERCURY PAY 12.45 p.m. WAIIII - AUCKLAND

Uoyal Muii Services Loaves Leaves WAIJII AUCKLAND S a.m. 7.30 a m, 12.20 p.m. 1.1.15 a.ni, ■1.15 p.m. o p.m.

SUNDAY: 4.4 5 p.m. 6 p.m. Parcels carried on all servces MODERN BUSES FOR HIRE PHONE CS, WAIHI

PFONE 68. WADE

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