LOST AND FOUND. \ A LOST— Spare Him and Tyre, between Cambridge mid Matangi, on uciuuei 3u. —Apply Matangt store, UJ LOST —Money-order 37/0, lrom Kltlo, Wallacevale; payable naintlluii Host Oiiice. —nernard Cox. Hiiotie 11>^ o. 46 LOST —Gold Bugle Brooch, between Hall’s, Jeweller ana wesiey Bunumgs, Hamilton Bust; reward.: — Address, nmis.. LOST —Green and White Bathing Costume and Towel, between Meiviile anu t airfield, Monday liignt. —Phone 2u-.i-i.___ TO LET. BUNGALOW, furnished, all conveniences, central. —Apply 08 ltiver Hoad. 51 ' BUNGALOW, o-roomed, electric, porce.laln bath, copper, tubs; vacant Ist; ill/-. —BTeckon, Norton Hu. extension. OJO EURN. Cottage at Kawhia to let, Christmas holidays.—For particulars ring 1089. 0 HOUSE, 5 rooms and conveniences. Apply R. R. Lovegrove, Art Paperlianger, 108 Grey St. Phone 180 J. HOUSE, 4 rooms and conveniences, just over borough boundary; right to keep cow.—Phone 2691. u NARROW NECli—Vlat, till Xmas; good bathing, sea victv, separate entrance. —8 Old Lake Road, Devonport. ae OFFICE, single room, low rent, “Invicta” Buildings, next Pascoe’s. —Apply G. S Crimp, Invicta Buildings, Victoria St. s HOP (SMALL) IN WARD STREET. Splendid opening for a Repair Shop for Tailoring Business. Assistance .given to Reliable Man. APPIy_ GEO. BOYES &. CO., LTD., Alma Street, HAMILTON. HOUSES AND LAND FOR SALE. B UNGALOW, new, Ilillcrest; 0 rooms, D every convenience; beautiful views; [•artsi*erred. —Plioiio 33 48 or 3i~'J. BUNGALOW, new, 4 -roomed, concrete paths, motor shed; Palmerston Estate; wner transferred, will sacrillcc. Apply ,ew Bungalow, Fow Street. GOING Concern —Poultry and Cows, part-time occupation; income averages aver £0 weekly.—Write Value, Times, oil BUSINESS FOR SALE. CONFECTIONERY and Tea Rooms, HainllJ ton; season now commencing; sure ivlng energetic couple;' owner compelled ell; ridiculous price quick sale. —Address, limes. 618 BUSINESS WANTED. IASH waiting for Boardinghouse Business / showing good • prospects.—Write L., mes. ' *3 TO LEASE. FINE SHOP, Victoria Street, Hamilton;, ideal for Retailer; now occupied by Pole’s Bargain Store; rent’ £4 weekly.— Armstrong and Reister.er, King’s Chambers, Hamilton. 45 WANTED TO RENT. H OUSE, 2 or 3 roomed, Hamilton East. Write Rent, Times. 46 WANTED TO LEASE. TO 100 Acres, House and Cowshed. — Write Farmer, Times. 027 FARtVIS WANTED. 0 ACRES, carry 20/25 cows; £BOO de- ■ posit, reuired for sound practical finer. —J. Gilbert ana Co. 767 EXCHANGE. AR closed, wanted in exchange halfacre Section, Claudelands. —Write to :tion, Times. 25 WANTED TO BUY. i FORD Tyres, 30 x 3} or 31 x 4.40! 1 good order; state price.—Harris, Kiirney Road, Frankton. - ■ 9 NiUM, Brass, Copper, Lead. Hates, bottles, Rags, Bones, Radiators •vaste products; our lorry collects; 111); goods bought and so,u »or h.—Waste Meial Stores, Alexandra niton. CAR, light, wanted; fair order; state lowest cash price.—Write to Buyer, Times. 26 ■tORD A Tourer model wanted; good condition; reasonable. —Particulars to ird. Times. 61 u GENT.’S Cycle, iu good order, reasonable price.— 101. Times Ohlce, or ring 1 225 business hours. SECONDHAND Oil Engine, 1* h.p., In good order; state price.—J. Matamata. 5 TiIEEL Sweep in good order, McCormick Deering or P. D. Duncan, for cash, te wnere can be inspected and price.— eep, Box 36, Morrmsville. 33 ANIMALS FOR SALE. LF, marked, sire 'son of imported bull Masterful. —Ring 224 J., Hamilton. 01 DAIRY Cows, Herd 20, Jersey and Shorthorn cross, £9.—G. H. Chestennan, Phone evenings 32U0. 646 P 2RSEY Cows, 12 choice; butter-fat returns averaged 361 fat last season; ce £l5O the lot for quick sale. —Dawson, Ward Street, Hamilton. 774 ICK of 10 springing heifers or more.— F. Lovelock, Eureka. 10 ABBIT Dog (good), Trained Ferret and 20 Nets for sale. —26 Clarence St., r Gasworks. 49 TOY Dog Puppies, 3mths old; Particulars ring 1627. cheap.POULTRY FOR SALE. HICKS—Day-old White Leghorn; good strain; few lert, 1/- each.—Church, au St., Maeroa. , ' 44 HICKS, W.L., order for 2 9th. Sittings, 5/-, 15 eggs.—Wigzell, S Campbell phone 2761. FRUIT AND PLANTS FOR SALE. CELERAIC, 30 plants, interesting instructions, pack, post free for postal note 3/-. —75 Onewa Road, Northcote. 32 rno MATO and Bean Stakes, 1/0 per bundle, 6/- per hundred.—Cleave and McLaren. Plione 3198. 780 TOMATO, 1/3 doz., 7/- 100; Cabbage, 2/- 100; Cauliflower, 2/6; Lettuce, 2/-; Red Cabbage, 6d 25; Stock, Antirrhinum, Cineraria, Phlox, Zinnia, Giant French Marigold, Celosia, Wallflower, 1/3 doz.; Calendula, Calcalaria, Delphinium, 2/6 doz.; Aster, Salvia, 1/6. Post paid.— W. AMBLER, Ngaruawahia. PROVISION MERCHANTS. Q. ADD’S gTORES, J^TD., TINNED AND DRIED FRUITS. Eat Fruit the whole year round. Good assortment and wonderful quality at GADD’S, and so reasonably priced. Tinned Peaches — 1/1, 1/2 and 1/3, full size tin. •Tinned Apricots —1/3 and 1/4 per tin. .Pineapple—6d and 7d. Large size Golden Slices lid per tin. p ears — l/- and 1/6 per tin, New Zealand grown. Dried Apricots— New Season’s, 11 lb. Prunes— 2lb for lid. Extra large, 21b for 1/3. Johnstone’s English Cornflour —Gd per lb. packet. For all your Grocery needs try— L td. Quality Grocers and Expert Tea Blenders. CLAUDELANDS. HOLIDAY Photographs! Carry bark those happy memories safely on Rajar, the fastest film. All dealers. 5 QADD’S gTORES,
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Waikato Times, Volume 108, Issue 18165, 1 November 1930, Page 2
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