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Waikato Independent, Volume VI, Issue 385, 15 June 1907, Page 1

F. J. MARFELL. LAND, ESTATE & GENERALCOMMISSION AGENT, I ( '•-; EMPIEE STKEET, .'i CAMBRIDGE, | JSs 3 Agent foe— A) RIGBY & WARREN, ; /| Architects. : '-v^ Royal Exchange Fire Insurance! ' Corporation. ' v .■■£. Smith & Caughey, Limited. * FOR SALE- i DAIRY FARMS, ;| SHEEP RUNS, | TOWN properties! Est 3 Lists on Application. :| PICTURE. POSTCARDS. ;| 7000 Cambridge Views. | High-Level Bridge;;! Old Bridge, the Two Bridges, (2), Anglican Church, Corner Victoria 1 ! and Dukc-streets, National Hotel, The!l Old Mill, Sanatorium, and Dairy Factory. * ;'l;j

THREE GOOD THINGS. 1. "THERMOS." m WW \\&; &&&s■'■ ft* s*iS isrtJte: £s£ SBsE*.

Thermos vessels possess the unique; property of being able to preserve the temperature of the fluids contained therein for a long time, no matter whether they be hot' or cold. Thermos keeps coffee, tea, milk, etc., poured in boiling hot even in the most rigorous cold of the' winter, after -24 hours at a temperature of about 120 degrees Fahr., and after, 48 hours of about 104 degrees Fahr. Ther? nios keeps cold drinks cold for days.. Indispensable for tourists, cyclists, patients in the sick room, nursing of child* ren for keeping milk always at the same temperature. 2, DURBAR BOOT POLISH Won Gold Medal at Christchurch Exhibition. BLACK AND BROWN. Bd, 6d, and Is per tin. TRY IT. 3. GLASS CHURNS. HANDY. CLEANLY. CHEAP From 4s 6d each. F.J. MARFELL, General Commission Agents CAMBRIDGE.