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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXXI, Issue 8836, 23 October 1942, Page 1

BARRON'S BRONCHIAL I BALSAM For Coughs and Colds < 2/6 Bottle

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NORTHERN STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. AUCKL AN D-WAIHIS GAfrTtf SERVICE oeedy id 2/6 Through Freight Ser Paeroa Wharf to V livery by Brenan ailti; may bo motor trucks in Bor, comfort of Full particulars fl re . we — i modern J. W. SILCOCK, AgXcient. On Phone No. 11. Pal Co. HOTELS - = ===== ■■■' ' the spot f or S ports In Taking Over The * r , * ‘ GOLDEN CROSS HOTEL ROSEMONT RD., WAIHI, f ■ . Mr and Mrs George Marshall, . >?* formerly of Auckland, assure.,-/ * past and future customers and /"' guests that the reputation for” service and civility the house has enjoyed for many years will * be fully maintained.,. ? : *~'* LET A VISIT PROVE IT! ■* / Popular IMPERIAL & LION . ALES on tap George Marshall - ‘-'Proprietor P.O. Box 80. ’Phone 4. ROB ROY ™ Family and Commercial Hotel SedJan Street, Walhl ■ Enjoy IMPERIAL ALE (on tap) amid congenial surroundings UNEXCELLED SERVICE Every comfort Mind modern convenl ence for the travelling public EXCELLENT TABLE Proprietor C. L. LEE Phone 15 J Accommodation, food and ■ LIQUOR are of the best at the COMMERCIAL HOTEL WAIHI. and are provided in SPACIOUS AND MODERN SURROUNDINGS New and up-to-date Bars and Bott’e Store WAITEMATA ALE AT ITS BEST Phone 10. Phone 10. F. J. THOMPSON, Proprietor (Late Albion Hotel, Auckland) OLD CUSTOMERS AND NEW will receive a warm welcome at - the STERLING HOTEL 'Phone 136 WAIHI ‘Phone 136 and are assured of the best of attention by Mr and Mrs A. E. Hancok (formerly of Gleeson’s Hotel, Auckland), who have taken over control, and their staff ALES AND SPIRITS OF THE’ BEST. ■ .&’• . " . . POPULAR WAITEMAITA BEER ON TAP

BROS LTD ' ;>aei?Oa THE FARMERS’ SPECIALISTS LAND, ESTATE AGENTS AND VALUERS. The “HARE” MILKING MACHINE is fitted with “HARE” Individual Pulsators and Detector Interceptors. Has a natural calf sucking action and supersedes mechanical milking. If you. consider your cows naturally butterfat production increases. A logical reason why you should use a “HARE” Pulsator. If you have a House, Section or Farm for Sale or if you are a purchaser, see Mr Hare about it. His advice is genuine. Agencies: New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd., Fire, Car & Accident. Lister Separators. Guaranteed Electric Fences. AllMeatsKept In Cooling Chamber ttjmg Lcurce ore attention High Price* get the “cold shoulder” here, and “no bones” are made about giving full weight and quality. AH meat in stock has passed the strictest tests —but the best test of all is the “oven test”—that remains for YOU. Say the word—place an order to-day. Waihi Butchery (C. D. MARGAN, Prop.) SEDDON ST., ’Phone 41 :::::

KEEP RAILWAY WAGGONS ON THE GO CO-OPERATION OF SHEEP FARMERS REQUESTED. During the wool season the Railways Department would appreciate the co-operation of sheep farmers and all consignors; they can render valuable assistance by loading railway waggons promptly and to full capacity and by regulating consignments during the rush period. Every foot of space in every waggon counts! Don’t waste it! See that every waggon carries a full load and works full time. WAGGONS MUST NOT IDLE HURRY THEM ALONG.