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Waikato Times, Issue 12178, 13 September 1911, Page 5

Public .Notices. \] ACANCIES for two respectable I T young men ; share room ; soft washing; terms moderate. Apply lc ' Times office. 799 -M-J or 2 -ladies, in private family: piano ; (no children). 14/- M rs West, Wellington street, Hamilton East. yyfj J from Hamilton, ho ibuikling. Price £l2 per acre. Terms, £2oo' cash to good man ; will make nice little 'daary farm. Apply, George Boyes & Co. CIOUTHWELL SCHOOL, Hamily ton. Boys from 7 to 14 years. Commences, FRIDAY, Sept. ] sth and for tine present will be carried on in St. Peter's Sunday School Building. Prospectus on application to MR FERRIS. Interviews at the school building from 10 a.m., . to 1 p.m., on any day before FRIDAY, 15th. If desired, Mr Ferris will call on parents wishing to see him. Address : Southwell, School, Hamilton. 77 8 V coliection of Debts, is the Leadihg Agency in the Dominion, with correspondents in all parts of Australasia. DEBTS COLLECTED ANYWHERE. A Detective Department is attached, which will obtain all information where desired. Office, Palmerston Buildings, Queen street Auckland. 'Phone, 1402.

frankton bacon company. ,Wat LRECEIVPJ Live Bacon Pigs Caimfbtiid'gie, Moftiday aftern|aon September 18th. Hautapu, Tuesday afternoon, September 19 th. Kirikixiroa, Wednesday, 10.30 a.m. to 3 p.m., September 20th, Taupiri, ' IMonicLay afWrmoion, September 18th. Ngaruawahia, Tuesday afternoon, September 19th. Te Awamutu, Wednesday afternoon September 20th. Ohaupo, Thursday, afternoon September 21st. Frankton Factory daily. Weights 120 to 160lbs. I , frice : 4d per lb. JOHN A. WATT, Buyer. . A MERICAN iXMERICAN COMPANY, OMPANY, UCKL A N D . WILL OPEN A BRANCH IN HAMILTON. rpUESDAY. THE J^Q THTEACHING THE CELEBRATED "J|EMOS" QIL pAINTING. No Knowledge of Pain-ting Required. WE TEACH YOU IN THREE LESSONS. THREE LESSONS. See our Pupils' Works on exhibition at EDKINS & SONS, Victoria Street. INTENDING IPUPILS PLEASE BOOK AT EDKJNS & SONS.

JfURMERS ! rjIAKB J^OTICB. PLEASE COMPARE THE TWO TARRIFS, AND J|EFL E C T ! 7 COMMONWEALTH TJIARIFF. 1 HIS DOOR IS PRACTICALLY CLOSED TO NEJW ZEALAND. Flour per dental' 2/6 Oatmei.l and Rolled Oats §d per rb., equals £4 13s Id per ton. Bran and Sharps per cental 1/Potatoes per cwii 1/Butter and , Cheese ... per lb. 3-d Wheat per cental 1/6 Oats per cental 1/6 y EALAND rjIARIFF. Ablout 150' ji)er cent lower than Australia. Is not our door wide open to Australia ? And is not the New Zealand farmer already handicapped enough by the inequality of Tariffs ? Flour per cental 1/'Oatmeal and Rolled Oats in bulk per cental 1/Rolled Oats in packets, 20 par cent., equal to per It) Bran and Sharps per cental -1/Pota/toes per cwL 1/Butter 20 per cent, equal to 3d per lb. Cheese 20 per cent, equal to Id per lb. Wheat •. per cental 9d Oats per cental 9d (If these 'Duties are removed, how would the New Zealand Farmer Fare ?) WHICH IS THE THIN END OF SINGLE TAX TWADDLE. jjITEMO.—MR HOGG'S BILL does ILIL not suggest the removal of Duties on the raw material (wheat and oats). It is obvious its aim is to kill the grain growing and milling industries, and all agricultural pursuits, with their numerous adjuncts, such as Southern Railways, etc., and open our doors to Australia, America, and colored India How would the town workers like it if their protective duties were removed and to further cripple industries to have the Alien poll tax removed to cheapen cost of production ? 771

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