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Waikato Independent, Volume XXIII, Issue 3041, 5 April 1923, Page 8

J. W. BOYCE, AUCTIONEER, CAMBRIDGE M.A.C. MART DUKE STREET Auctioneers and General Commission Agents. CLEARING SALES CONDUCTED ANYWHERE. TO-MORROW Usual Poultry and Furniture \ Sales will be held at the M.A.C. Mart next FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the 6th and 7th of April, commencing at 2 p.m. A great variety of goods will be offered. J. W. BOYCE, Auctioneer. M.A.C. duke street MART CAMBRIDGE J. W. BOYCE, Auctioneer. Public Notices. AFTER A TIRING DAY’S SHOPPING drop into the Kia Ora Tea Rooms for a really well made cup of tea with toothsome Cakes and Pastries. YOU CAN REST HERE in •'perfect quiet, and yeu will leave feeling greatly refreshed and revived. Call in next time you are in town. Dainty refreshments served at all hours. | KIA ORA TEA AND DINING ROOMS CAMBRIDGE. EAT STOCK The Westfield Freezing Works, for which we are Managing Agents, are now open. Get our prices in the paddock or on the hook, before selling elsewhere. Local Representative : F. H. GILLETT, iPhone 34, OHAUPO. W. & R. FLETCHER (N.Z.) LTD. WARD ST., HAMILTON Phone 1203. At Your Ease. j To be perfectly right, your suit of clothes must be “easy” in three ways; physically, mentally, and financially. It must be comfortable, which means skill in measuring, cutting, and handsewing. It must wholly satisfy you, and express your individuality, which means it must be tailored and finished to fit your individuality as well as your figure. It must cost a price that is right, which again necessitates high efficiency on the part of the makers to produce proper economics. Let us show you how we can put you at your ease in three ways. HENRY H. McCATHIE, Tailor, Costumier and Breeches Maker, Cambridge. Phone 316. / RUTCHART BAKES THE FINEST BREAD IN CAMBRIDGE Are you a Customer to the Cambridge Bakery ? If not —why not ? Give Him a Trial, and You will Smile ! J. BUTCHART CAMBRIDGE BAKERY VICTORIA STREET. PHONE 250.