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Waikato Argus, Volume XXV, Issue 3850, 3 August 1908, Page 3

mO THE INHABITANTS OF JL HAMILTON EAST AND WEST While thanking my customers for their kind support in the past, I wish to inform them that I am still CARRYING ON BUSINESS IN HAMILTON (Next Barton and Ross) and I hope by strict attention to busincs and moderate charges to still be able to satisfy their requirements. W. W. LINDSEY. J. P. MURRAY, BRICKLAYER & BUILDER, HAMILTON. Estimates given for all classes of work. Lime and Cement supplied at current rates. Fru(l. Forrest, URSERYMAN & J ANDSCAPE ARDENER, IJ HAMILTON EAST. Gardens Laid Out by contract or otherwise.

Wonderful Value! Cloth, 1/3 Leather, 2/Over Half - a - million Copies Already Sold. CASSELL’S PEOPLE’S LIBRARY. THE LONDON TIMES says:-" The Last Word in Cheap Reprints.” THE STANDARD:—“The Paper Printing and Binding of each are excellently contrived and produced, and must inevitably give a Bookiover genuine pleasure to examine and handle.” BUY NOW and you will be delighted with them, OSLO’S Book Warehouse HAMILTON

LANE’S MEDOLINE for the Hands. Makes Red Hands White. 1/Bottle at ail Chemists and Stores. D HAVE YOU ever tried a bottle of TAN-OL for polishing your Linoleum or cleaning your Furniture? It is recognised by all who have tried it to be greatly superior in many ways to the various pastes on the market It is ex perience that tells; thousands are now using it who formerly used pastes. It is more economical, cleaner, gives much better results. It gives a brilliant polish, with less labour, and it cleans out the dirt, instead of polishing it in ike the pastes. TAN-OL is sold in bottles by all stores. J) O T O li U A “ THE AUSTRALIA,”

Supsrior Accommodation ; new house containing 30 rooms, splendid situation in main street, 100 yards from railway station, four minutes’ wa'k from baths, Electric light, Hot and cold buhs, Porter meets all trains. Tariff; Summer, Gs per day; 35s per week. Winter, 30s per week. Wire or write to N. McLEAN. proprietor (late of Th o Carl ton 1 THOUSANDS of ladies know the superiority of TAN-OL over polishing pastes and other liquid preparations. They know it from experience in their homes ; they have com pared it with other articles, and now they will not have anything but TAN-OL for polishing Linoleum ami reviving the Furrniture. It is the best, most satisfac tory, most economical article of the kind lAN-OL is a cream put in bottles and sold everywhere.