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Waikato Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5206, 16 January 1913, Page 1

Notices Suits for Boys. We have a big range of these goods to show you. Boys' Washing Varsity Suits, all sizes, 5 II to 10 6 Grey Flannel Suits, with belt, all sizes, 12 6 Strong Tweed Norfolk Suits, from II; 6 ‘The Leading House for all boys’ wear.” NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY HAMILTON 'PHONE 86 NEW ZEALAND e> [CLOTHING FACTORY! N. GOODALL, Manager.

General Wood "WJ. ILL travel in J-nuary to Dalgliesh VV and McDonal i’s Stables on Monday evenings, and Government State Farm on Tuesdays. AH accounts paid up to Ist January, 5 per cent, discount. No grazing fees on mares if paid by Ist January, General Wood’s one-year and two-year-olds received First Prizes in last Timaru Show, and the foa's in Waikato speak for themselves. Special discount for January breeders. ARCHIBALD LEACH, Ngaruawahia. Royal Mail Coaches Hamilton to Raglan. HAVING secured the contract for carrying H.M. Mails between Hamilton and Raglan as from tst January, 1913, I dtsre to intimate that I will run UP-TO-DATE COACHES between the two centres, as under: HAMILTON : Depart 8.45 a.m., arrive Raglan 3 p.m.—Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. RAGLAN: Depart 7 a.m., arrive, Hamilton 1 p.m.—Monday s, Wednesdays and Fridays. Through single fare, 12return, 17/6. Special attention to Parcels and Luggage. Booking Office: Dalgliesh and McDona’d's Stables, Hamilton ; or Refreshments obtainable on the route. R. H. AITKEN, Wailetuna, Proprietor. TE PAHU-FRANKTON DAILY MAIL SERVICE. Leave Te Pahu 8.30 a.m, Karamu 9 a.m., Whatawhata 10.30 a.m., arrive Frankton 12 noon. Leave Frankton 2 p.m, Whatawhata 3.15 p.m., Karamu 430 p.m.. arrive Te Pahu 5 p.m. Coach connects with all trains at Frankton. Passenger Fares —Te Pahu and Karamu: 5/- return, 3/- single. Wbatawhata: 2/- single, 3/6 return. Parcels carried and carefully attended to. AGENTS Messrs Dillicar Bros., Hamilton and Frankton. H. KIRK. Propr.etor. WE, the undersigned, beg to state that the FIRM known as CLEMENTS and POWER, Royal Stables, Hamilton East, will in future be known as CLEMENTS 4 HOLMES. We trust, by strict attention to duties, to merit the liberal amount of patronage which has been extended to the old Finn in the past. Telephone 282. Donald Clements Sid. Holmes | Thompson k GwiHim (Late J. LAINE; Livery Stable Proprietors MORRINSVILLE. Phone No. 18. General Carriers ALL TRAINS MET—Auckland, Roto rua and Te Aroha. Vehicles for hirr Foaling and Calvins Season, 1912. Mr. F. GLOVER, M.R.C.V.S., Cook*st„ Hamilton East, Wishes his Country Clients to know his residence is connected with Telephone, I DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS AT TUI SEASON. Milk Fe?er—Cure Guaranteed IN EVERY CASE. Orders received for Entire Colts to be Operated on Standing, without the Risk of Rooim? American Dusting Powder. FOR ALL FORMS OF Scratches, Girth Galls, Saddle Galls, and Shoulder Abrasions. It promotes healing more rapidly. It Irapidly produces a scab, thus excluding the air and dirt. It prevents the growth of proud flesh Ointments liquify with the bodily heat and run over the surrounding parts, causing dirt and bacteria to adhere to them. It is cheaper, more easily applied, and more effective. Prepared by Dk. V/. C. RING, Ellerslie Agents: HUNTER & BANKS, Cambridge ; S. FALLS. Matamata. Thames Fish & Oyster Co., Victoria St., HAMILTON. T. ROGERS. Manager. ’Phone 191 Wholesale and Retail Fish and Oyster Merchants, Curers and Exporters. FISH direct from own Boats. No Middlemen’s Profits. Cold Storage and Ice Dealers. Country Orders promptly attended to. Hotels and Private Families waited on I for orders. Fresh and Smoked Fish delivered daily before breakfast. Break- : fast Fillets a specialty. Dressed Poultry [ to order.