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Thames Star, Volume LVII, Issue 15115, 28 December 1921, Page 1

SHIPPING. n paeroa to ngatea service. \ • Via NETHERTON AND KEREPEEHI. OUTWARD. Leaves Criterion Hotel, Raeroa 3 p.m. Leaves Railway Station 3.30 p.m. (or after arrival of Auckland express). Arrives Departs Netlierton, 4 p.m., 4.10 p.m. Kerepeehi, 5 p.m. 5.10 p.m. Ngatea, 5.45 p.m. INWARD. N Leaves Ngatea, 8 a.m. Kerepeehi, 8.40 a.m. Netherton, 9.30 a.m. Arrives. Kerepeehi, 8.30 a.m. Netherton, 9.15 a.m. Railway, Paeroa, 10.15 a.m. Commencing 3rd January, 1922. W. ROIGARD, '• Proprietor. ■ DENTISTS. MR. E. R. L. BATTEN. Dental Surgeon. . Corner Pollen anc*. Mary Streets. ’Phone 93. Thames. Hours. 9—6: Sat. 9—12. O' ■ ;ieness and extreme care and extreme care and extreme care For pa i ’ess methods, gentleness and skill Dentist Howey Walker is leading still. Expert Extracting, jlj OWEY alker. Dental Surgeon (Opposite John Court, Limited). FOR SALE. WAIKATO GOING CONCERN. £250 DEPOSIT! £250 DEPOSIT! 28 Cows, Horses, Pigs, Milking Plant, Cart, Tools, Implements, etc.' All included in price of 93 Acres of Beautiful Flat First-Class Country, only about a half-hour’s drive from Hamilton. All in grass and fallow, and the owner says will milk 35 to 40 cows now. Good Buildings, etc., and the Farm in Perfect Order. Price, including^ all the above Stock, £74 per Acre. And only £250 Deposit, balance at 6 per cent. You can’t get a better farm or better terms. Come along early to WILLIAM A. HORNE, LTD., “The Land Man.” Victoria Street., .... HAMILTON. PHONE: 1534—Private: 1795. 5 rooms. £650. —Residence site acre and dwelling 7 rooms. £BOO. Freehold -with dwelling 5 rooms. —terms: £2OO cash and balance mortgage. £BSO. —Freehold with dwelling 6 rooms. £BSO. —Freehold with dwelling 7 rooms. £IOSO. —Freehold with dwelling 6 rooms. £I2OO.; —Freehold bungalow 5 rooms and offices. £1250. —Freehold with dwelling 5 rooms. £I4OO. —Freehold with dwelling 9 rooms. £1450. —Freehold acre with dwelling 6 rooms. £lßoo.—Freehold with dwelling 11 rooms. ‘HE NEW TARIFF and ‘HE CROTHALL WAY. The prices of many necessaries have fallen but the New Customs Tariff is bound to add to the cost of living. Hence the need for economy remains. This being so it is folly to expend money on new wearing apparel, when, for a comparatively trifling outlay you can have your old wellworn clothing restored to usefulness in the wonderful Crothall Way, The process is scientific, most effective, and thoroughly hygienic. It never fails to please. Country orders solicited. We pay return p'ostage on country parcels. rHE CROTHALL WAY CO., Renovating Specialists ahd Practical Tailors, 37 Symonds St., and 171 Manukau Rd., Parnell. Auckland.