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Waikato Independent, Volume V, Issue 322, 10 January 1907, Page 6

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. CAMJ3RIDGE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. DESCRIPTION Lists in connection with the proposed Chime-clock are now open and persons willing to subscribe are asked to place their names on one or other of the lists, which are available at the offices of the Chamber, at the Bank of New Zealand, the Borough Council Chambers, the Independent Office, and members of the Council. T JAMES COURT, of Cambridge, JLj Diaper, desire to express my sincere regret to Mr J. McNamara for having recently written and published in my window a libellous placard wherein I imputed to him a partiality in the carrying out of his duties as Inspector under 41 The Shops and Offices Act,” and also expressing the opinion that he had a pronounced bias against me, and other statements. And I further state that I had no grounds for publishing the said libel, and the same was utterly untrue, and I hereby thank him toi allowing me to publicly withdraw the said libellous statements and for not proceeding against me, and I will willingly pay all costs, charges and expenses he has been put to in connection therewith. Dated this fourth day of January, Witness to the signature of James Court— A. J. EDMUNDS, Solicitor, Duke-street, Cambridge. E. VEALE. APOLOGY. 1907. JAMES COURT.

HERBERT A. GORRINGHAM, 8.5. U., Teacher of SINGING, PIANO AND ORGAN, WILL be prepared to receive Pupils on and after January Ist. Mr Corringham may be interviewed at “ The Laurels,” Duke-street.

MARCH 6 St T, 1907 £BOO in PRIZES. ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23. BOOK YOUR HOLIDAYS FOR THESE DATES. Special Attractive Programme. T ARGE additions to the Ladies’ and -Li*- Children’s Classes. f-S 3 " PRIZE LIST now available. E. YEALE, Secretary. DIARIES —Buy a Diary at E. ,T. Wilkinson’s, and be your own autobiographer.