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Waikato Independent, Volume XXIII, Issue 3146, 4 December 1923, Page 1

Cultivate enthusiasm ! How can you give service if you are not enthusiastic about your job?

Tenders. TENDERS. i Tenders are invited for the purchase of/crop of Huy, paddock of oO acoos. Hamilton-Cambridgc Road, adjoining Mr Alf. Main’s entrance gate, on the Cambridge ■side (formerly the property of Miss Main). To be harvested before end of Doeoniber. Tenders to be deposited at Farmers’ Co-operative Auctioneering Cof’s Office at Hamilton, by SATURDAY, December Bth.

Public NJtlceß. S. ANDREW'S CHURCH. Unveiling of Soldiers’ Memorial Window, by His Excellency tlie Gover-nor-General, at 2.45 p.m., on Tuesday, December llth„ 1923. The Vicar and Church Wardens are anxious to provide seats at above ceremony for PARENTS. BROTHERS and SISTERS of those men of the district who lost their lives in the Great War, .also for ALL RETURNED SOLDIERS (irrespective of creed in either case). Owing, however, to the heavy demands which will be made on the seating accommodation, they can only undertake to reserve seats for those persons in either of these groups who apply to the Vicar or Air Willis for tickets not later than THURSDAY, December t’th, 1923. C. MORTIMER-.TONES, Vicar. E. B. COX. o. V. SIMPSON. A. deL. WILLIS. CHRISTIAN HEALING MISSION CONTINUATION. VISIT OF THE BISHOP. MONDAY, DECEMBER 10th. Intercessors and Patients wishing to attend the service of Laying on of Hands by the Bishop, in S. Andrew’s > Chnrch, at. 7.30 p.m., on MONDAY, December 10th, must attend a Service of Preparation either on TUESDAY, at 10.30 a.m., or WEDNESDAY, at 7.30 p.m.,,-'and send in their names at once to the Vicar. C. MORTIMER-JONES. MISS~MATTHEWS" VICTORIA STREET CAMBRIDGE 1 SPECIALIST IN LADIES’ HIGH-CLASS MILLINERY CHILDREN’S DRESSES AND MILLINERY ENGLISH AND TRENCH MODELS Children’s Bonnets, Frocks and Underwear made to order. A Trial Solicited.