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Waikato Independent, Volume XVIII, Issue 1404, 27 January 1914, Page 4

\ > Luxurious £ $ Bathing. Any bath ia a luxury in hot weather, but you add to the enjoyment and benefit when . you have a suitable equipment of bath requisites. If you want sponges, bath soap, or toilet vinegar, you will find them here in abundance—the right kind at the right price 0 JOHN F. BROOKS, The Pharmacy— CAMBRIDGE ==o Ihe last word in Lauadiy matisrs THE NEW WASHING DAY. Think what that means. No rubbing. No wear and tear on the clothes. Von save many times the cost of a packet every time you wash,' and yet yon get about 16 washes out of one packet. 16 of the New Washing Days for Is, or less than One Penny a day. It is the dawn of a new era for the long suffering housewife Throw your Olothes, DRY, into the boilin ur water and watch them boil them°selves clean. No other w’ashing powder in the world will do this without damaging the clothes. WASHO is also an Antiseptic. We guarantee WASHO to be Ab= solutety innocuous to the most deli= cate fabric, whether white or colored Daisy FLY KILLER This device contains the best known preparation to attract and kill flies. KILLS THEM BY THE MILLION. PH ILFS STATIONERY, F \NCY GOODS AND SPORTING DEPOT., Opposite Post Office, Cambridge JP OAYID0 AYID 3 London, SOLICITOR, Will commence the practice of his profession in Cambridge on or about January 28th, 1914. Offices: DUKE STB EE T, (opposite Souter <k Co.). ANSWER to CORRESPONDENT J‘A. Prior to last session Chinamen were not required under the Shops and Offices Act to close their premises at any particular hour, but this was an oversight; as Section 25 of the Act was meant to exclude unnaturalised foreigners from having any voice in a requisition for the alteration of hour, etc. Last session, however, this was remedied, and foreigners now hsve to comply with the law the same as British subjects do.