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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XVII, Issue 5882, 9 April 1920, Page 4

gPEOIAL J. W ALTERS* STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS EMPORIUMS Views ot Waihi township, euburls mines and batteries contained in artistically designed booklets. Also views ot Waihi and surrounding district, of neat design. Stocks of all Stationery Requisites, Fancy Goods, and of all latest Magazines and Periodicals are available. Anything in the above lines wanted can be inspected with profit to the seeker. J. WALTERS SBDDOM STREET A*D UOSEMONI ROAC M ES C. R OWWEY STATIONER AND BOOKSELLER LATEST MAGAZINES AND BOOKS Always obtainable at reasonable rate?. JUST ARRIVED : A splendid assortment cf CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, Inspection Invited. Always Something New to be Had at MRS C. ROWNEY'S (Next W. E. Busch’s) SKDDON STREET, WAIHI.

MY PEOPLE OF WAIHI. Adhere to your oromise to stick; to CHAMPION MUSCLh r RAISER FLOUR and STAN DARD OATMEAL. ROLLED OATS and GRUEL MEAL, and you will have no difficulty in finding the precious metal impervious to moths and rust but not to i ,( evaporation/’ ■ CALF FOOD STILL LEADS EVEBY WHERE It is the most its quality Gives results equal to whole milk at a fraction of the cost. You can obtain your requirements from J. HAGUE SMITH & CO., AUCKLAND. GILRUTH' economical of all Calf foods. UNEQUALLED, Waihi and Paeroa.

VP B B RLE SS Ale & Stout WADE FROM PURE MALT HOPS ANP ARTESIAN WATER. Owing to extra duty and increased cost of materials, etc., our prices are now as follows—FOß CASH: QUART ALB AND STOUT, lls per dos. PINT ALE AND STOUT, 6s per doz. DRAUGHT ALE in Zegs-3s gal. Kegs charged for as follows: 10 gals 15s; 5 gals, 10s ; 3 gala., 7s 6d ; and same ? amount allowed when returned in good . ord'e^ Cases, '3s each, Booking prices 6d per gal. extra. All orders receive prompt attention 0.1. INNES & CO., LTD. Brewers and tl> ottlers reweßs 4.ND JDottlebs Hamilton, a MILTON. P. O.Box 34 Phone 35 Gargle, Snilf-up, or Swallow 1/6 FLUENZOL 2 6 Sore Throats, Catarrh, or Influenza, -jyiipOPING COU.G 11. Whooping Cough starts with a chid smd develops a cough. There is little, if any, danger from this disease if the J cough is kept loose and expectoration pn*y, can always bo done by giving Chamberlain’s fcM’gli Rpmpf|y. ft also 'liquefies the tough, tenacious nun J'lis, maiding it easier to expectorate, ; Chamberlain's Cough Remedy can be ' givefu to the youngest and most delicate ’ child as it contains nothing that is in > any way injurious. Sold by all store- j 1 keepers and chemists, H