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Waikato Independent, Volume XLIII, Issue 6048, 22 November 1946, Page 9

TURNEY S For Travel Goods New Season’s Assortments Of— SUIT-CASES, HAT-BOXES, ATTACHES & GRIPS In SOLID LEATHER ! LETHOLITE ! FIBERCANE, REXINE & CANVAS COVERINGS ! A Grand Range To Suit All Pockets. P. J. TURNEY & SON Specialists in Quality Travel Goods. PHONE 55S duke STREET.

ADVANCE BOOKING PERIOD EXTENDED. APPLICATIONS for reserved seats and sleeping berths for journeys on or before January 12, 1947,. will be accepted at stations from which trains commence their journey, up to one calendar month ahead of travel date, and other stations up to one calendar month and two days ahead of travel date. Applications for reservations for return within one month of the commencing date of the outward journey may be lodged at t it time application for the outward journey is made. For journeys to be made on or after January 13 the shorter period tor advance reservations (respectively 7 days and 9 days) will be reverted to. CANCEL ENREQUIRED RESERVATIONS EARLY.

THE WAITOA BOILING DOWN WORKS Are prepared to collect dead stock in the following districts: — KOROMATUA, WHATAWHATA, TE KOWHAI, ROROTIU, TE RAPA, HORSHAM DOWNS, ROTOTUNA, GORDONTON, EUREKA, TAMAHERE, TAUWHARE. > Cambridge and surrounding districts north of Waikato River. Prompt notification by Telephone greatly assists collection. J. D. WALLACE, LTD. Proprietors. Phones.: WAITOA 61K. MORRINVILLE 341 K. CAMBRIDGE 14M.

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