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Waikato Independent, Volume VI, Issue 384, 13 June 1907, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. FANCY GOODS! TOBACCONISTS’ STOCK! All Descriptions of Smokers’ Requisites. STATIONERY! STATIONERY. T. MAHON HAS opened up a Large and Varied Stock of the above Goods in Shop opposite ALEXANDRA HALL, VICTORIA STREET. Bargain Prices!! Bargain Prices!!! Best Goods. Exceptional Value. GUARANTEED FOR QUALITY. Note the Aduhess— OPPOSITE ALEXANDRA HALL, And Next LURCH, Tailor. THE WAIKATO INDEPENDENT CAMBRIDGE, IS the Local Paper of the Central Waikato District, and has a large and increasing circulation therein. ADVANCE CAMBRIDGE district; Every Farmer, Settler, and Business Man should support the Independent if he is desirous of assisting the district to advance in prosperity.

GOLDEN ARE TIJE USES OF ADVERTISEMENT Every Business Man should Advertise in the Independent, il he desires to attract the Public and add to his profits. THE WAIKATO INDEPENDENT contains all the Latest Local and General News, and, if you wish to know what is going on locally, it is essential you should subscribe. The Independent is published at 2 pan. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Salurdays, and is delivered by Mounted Runners throughout the district on the day of publication. Copies of the Paper can be obtained from the Office, in Duke-street, or from the Agents—Mrs Linzey, Mr E. J. Wilkinson, and Mr H. W. Gibbs, Store-' keeper, Cambridge West. Advertising Rates. CASLALS os per inch each insertion WAN TEDS—Is for 18 words, Spot Cash ; booked, Is 6d. LOST AND FOUND -9 words 6d Spot Cash, STANDING ADVERTISEMENTS per arrangement. In accordance with the usual custom, all notices for withdrawal of standing advertisements must bo in writing, ac companicd by amount due at end of current quarter, otherwise they will be continued and charged for in' the ordinary course. Notice to discontinue Subscription to the Independent should always be in writing.