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Waikato Argus, Volume XXI, Issue 3297, 29 September 1906, Page 3

Lata Advert ament*. “PROGRESS” NEW ZEALAND’S Great Technical Journal—Largest Circulation <>f any similar Journal in the SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. Next issue will contain : NORTH ISLAND MAIN TRUNK LINE : Illustrating principal Bridges, Viaducts, Embankments, etc. Wonderful New Process of Making Steel Interesting article on the Manufacture of Nitrogen by Electricity pectu s and Building, Motoring £tea, Inventions, Our Industries LEGAL PAGE (important decisions relating to Employers’ Liability, etc). Full List of all Patent Applications filed in New Zealand during preceding month &c., &c., Ac. Ten Thousand Copies of September Issue were sold in one week Order October Number early Subscription, 5a per year posted BALDWIN & RAY WARD, Patent Attorneys, Wellington, etc, Hints to Inventobs : How to obtain Patents for Inventions. Illustrated Handbook free.—Baldwin and Ray ward, Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin, etc. A S OCIAL AND D ANCE WILL BE HELD IN THE WHATAWHATA hall ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 3 Proceeds in aid of Mb George Smith who has recently had a leg amputated in the Waikato Hospital. Admission : Gentlemen 2s 6d, Ladies free. Supper provided. WANTED— A Man, for working horses j only a good man need apply this office. WANTED— At once. Camp Cook ; no bread making. Apply W. Winter, Hamilton East WANTED- A Boy, able to milk and do light farm work. Apply to Geo. Blandford, Matangi Store WANTED. A Second-hand McCormick Mowing Machine, not necessarily in working order.—Apply Abgus Office. WANTED —By Young Man, place on sheep or mixed farm where no other man is kept. Fay no object, but comfortable home, with opportunities to learn, desired. Apply “C.S.” Abgus Office.

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