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Lecture FIRST AID LECTURES Will commence next THURSDAY, October 22, at 7.30 p.m., at Brigade Room, Haszard St. A. H. PEARCE, Divisional Secretary. For Sale FOR SALE ■ — Seven-roomed house, e.l. throughout; concrete copper and tubs; good section. £26o.—Apply this office. (JOOD Tomato Plants, well hardened, good croppers; 1/3 per doz., only sold at nursery,.—W. J. Thompson. Wanted to Buy. WANTED TO BUY—Good used furniture, large or small lots; tools, lawnmowers, crockery, etc. I pay cash. — George Shepherd, Seddon St. Wanted Known PRESBYTERIAN Annual Rose Show, 26th November. Keep this date free.

A 2oz. tin of Curry Powder and lib. loose Peas for 1/at your Self Help is this week’s economy special. WE are now opening our Christmas indents of Toys, in Teddy Bears, Dolls, Wooden Toys, Games and Novelties, etc. Your inspection invited at Spearing’s. 'J’HE warm weather will bring flies and mosquitoes, but the Self Help has an odourless and stainless spray to dispose of them. “Wilson’s” is economical at 1/7. pOKERWORK —A nice variety just received and now on show at Spearing’s. Bread Boards, Vases, Egg Cups, Sweets Dishes, etc. (remember, no coupons required)—Spearing's. VERY-pleasing result is obtained if your windows are cleaned with Duroshine Plate Powder. It is recommended by your Self Help and costs 1/9. POISONED Wheat (freshly made), destroys birds, rats and mice. Try it to save the garden seeds. 6d and 1/- pkts. from Clark’s, Chemist. Motors! Motors! Single phase and three phase, J h.p. to 11 h.p. We have a few of these machines. Inspect at the Waihi Electrical Co., Seddon Street, ’phone 141. WAVE you a headache? Then try Pain-Go Tablets—the popular pink tablet for speedy relief from pain. 1/6 and 2/6 from Clark’s, Chemist. WINTER Is coming; coal may ho rationed. Ensure the comfort of the home by an electric fire. We have the latest designs in modern heaters, fast, clean and efficient. On view at the Waihi Electrical Co. gOMEWHERE — — gOMEWHERE gOMEWHERE gOMEWHERE

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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXXI, Issue 8835, 21 October 1942, Page 3

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