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Waikato Times, Volume 88, Issue 13525, 4 July 1917, Page 2

HEAD OFFICE. ALBERT S T L AUCKLAND v

Wood, William Haswell, dairy farmer, j Orini. " I Wouldes, William Jolin, horse-driver, ' Kiritehere. Wright, Cecil Edwin, fireman, Frankton Junction. Wright, Charles, farm hand, Hamilton East. j Young. Arthur George, hotel employee, . Kihikihi. " i Zimmermann, John Mates, farmer, Ngaruawahia. No. 2 (HAURAKI). """" Austin, Ernest Robert, farm hand, Tahuna. Ballard, Alfred Joseph, farmer, Waihou. Barugh, Percy, dairy farmer, Matamatir. Baxendine, Charles Walter, farmer, Okauia. Bright, John Trevor, driver, N.Z.H., Cambridge. *Brown, Cyril Albert, Matamata. Brownlie, Thomas, labourer, Ohinewai. Brunskill, Frederick, farm hand, Waitoa. i Burch, Leonard, post office, Morrinsvill®. \ Carmichael, Archibald James, dairy farmer, Manav.aru. Casey, William, dairy farmer, Waharoa. Clark, Chavles Earl, farmer, Waihou. Colbeck, Frederick William Nelson, farmer, Walton. Cookson, William, farmer, Morrinsville. *Cooper, Frederick George, farm assistant, Te Aroha West. Cotter, Thomas Patrick, ploughman, Hinuera. Coubrough, Alexander, farmer, Tirau. Cribb, James, farm assistant, Waihou. •Crickett, Fergug Ivan, plumber, Morrinsvill*. Donohoe, James, labourer, Kiwitahi, Morrinsville. *Findlay, John, joiner and machinist, Morrinsrille. Fitzgerald, James stud groom, Tirau. Fowler, Reginald H., carter, Waitoa. *Gall.)aith, Hugh, dentist, Morvi is▼ill®. Gibson, Albert J. 8., butcher Mata-1 mata. Goodwin, Reginald Charles, ironmonger, Morrinsville. Gosset, William Montgomery, drainer, Tahuna. *Graham, Robe t Henry, farmer, Tirau. / 1 Hall, George Henry, farm hand, Wardville. Hannah, John 8., farmer, Te Aroha. Harre, John Robson, farm hand, Elstow Harris, Frederick Ezra, farmer, Ok roir*. Harris, William Ernest, farm labourer. Karapiro. Hart, Francis Gibbs, farmer, Waitoa. Heald, William, checsemaker, Manawaru, Te Aroha. Henderson, James Alexander, farm i hand, Elstow. Henrikson, Henrik Valentine, farm hand, Matamata. Hildreth, James Woolly, farmer, Putaruru, Hinton, Robert Henry, farmer, Motumaoho. Hoare, Charles Edward, ploughman, Piarere. Hodgson, Robert Bryce, shearer, TaHughes, Robert George, farmer, Mana-1 warn. Hunt'y, Harold Argustus,, railway employee, Morrinsville. Johnston, Herbert, farmer, Waharoa. j Johnstone, William Ness, farmer, Motumoaho. Kilbride. Michael, farmer's assistant, | Matamata. Lambie, Thomas, dairy farmer, Wai- J toa. Lane, Joseph, farmer, Tirau. Lavvson, William, farmer, Waihou. *McCormick, Hugh Edward, cook, Morrinsville. McDonald, William, farmer, Kiwitahi. Mohring, Walter, farmer, Manawaru. .Montague, Denis, farmer,. Matamata. *Mossop, Birkett, farm hand, Tokoroa. Mulcock, Anthony Coningsby, farmer, Waihou. Mulhare, John Charles, farmer, Tahuna. Nicholson, John, farm labourer, Matamata. O'Connor, James Michael, farmer, Matamata. O'Donnoghue, Patrick, farmer Waihou. "O'Donnoghue, Timothy Joseph, farm assistant, Waihou. 'Old, Edward Charles, farmer, Waitoa. Parker, John Eyles, farmer, Manawaru. Perro-tt, Westby Henry, farmer, Waitoa. *Robb, Daniel Inglis Gray, farm labourer, Walton. Roberts, Errol Conrad, Morrinsville. Roots, Charles, farmer, Walton. *Ryan, John Joseph, farmer, Waharoa. Stewart, William, buslunan, Matamata. Struthers, Sydney Henry, hardware assistant, Morrinsville. Thomas, Albert, Otorohanga. Trebilco. Roy Guy Pearce, dairv far-J Te Poi. Trethaway, Norman, farm assistant, mer, Te Poi. Turbott, James, Public Works bridge foreman, Ngaruawahia. Watt, James, chaff-cutter, Hinuera. West, Jack Roy, farmer, Waihou. West, John Edward, farmer, Putaruru. Williamson, James, carpenter, Morrinsville. Worthington, Francis Hamilton, dairy farmer, Hungahunga, Yandle, William, butcher, Putaruru. "Happiness lies in health.'" —Curtis. Health depends largely upon warding off common complaints such as coughs and colds, and for this purpose Baxter's Lung Preserver is unrivalled. Colds of any kind soon .v.anish when this famous remedy is us&d. Take a few dopes at the first aim of a cough a'd quick relief will follow. Baxter's Lung Preserver benefits hundreds of persons every day; it can do you good, too! Got als lOd bottle to-day,, and learji why _has. been the public favourite for 50, yea's. iMqn«y cannot buy a"^ *' Sold' 'by all «h«mists and stores.

Jn m r£aKifc his* W:tt m &&£s&*■ ■■'- h& 1 -J* m &W&JS **j93KT \ras- - \WS6M ?m il.-' : V« ggl^ s&fe^sS £nP w 23$ iV. *"i; This has m coMs for over What finer testimony to the efficacy of Bonnington's Irish Mom could there be than this—it has been curing colds for over fifty years! Many Grandmothers and Grandfathers to-day tell how they used '"Bonnington's" with jgreat success fifty years ago. It is made by qualified chemists of fifty years' experience and is the same to-shy as when first made. Bonniugtan's Irish Moss will cure your cold—read the two testimonials below! Ayr Street, Invercargifl. "I havs pleasure in recommending Bonnington's Irish Moss. I have a large family and have found it a benefit to the children when they have been suffering from colds." T. OBR. North Arm Hill, Stewart Island. I have tried all kinds of so-called congh euros tint I still find Bonnington's Irish Moss to be the best' I have always kept it in the house for my childrea because it is pleasant to take and quickly gives relief " H. B. COTTRELL. AH Chemists and Stores sell Bonnington's Irish Moss —be sure it is the real and anginal Bonnington's. lest $r over The finest care for Cought, Colds, * Chills, Bronchitis, Influenza and all . a Chest Ailmonts.

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There's much to gain when these Reliable Tyres are fitted. DUNLOPS ensure exceptional service •Hfunning many thousands of miles without giving die slightest trouble, and at a cost far less than any other Cycle Tyre. THEIR QUALITY AND STRENGTH is appreciated by fully 90 per cent, of Cyclists in this Country. FIT "DUNLOPS"—IT PAYS! OBTAINABLE ALL AGENTS. DUNLOP RUBBER CO. Wellington, Chrlstchurch, and Auckland m V. I > .Awfc'. 1 mm & Mnl! ! T»HE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' i A CO-OPERATIVE BACON AND | MEAT PACKING CO., LTD., will receive Pigs as under: — JULY, 1917. Cambridge, 23rd, 10 to 2. Hautapu, 24th, ltf to 12. Matangi, 24th, 1 to 3. Ohaupo, 9th and 23rd, 10 to 2. Te Awamutu, 10th and 24th, 10 to 2 Taupiri, 9th and 23rd, 10 to 2. Waitoa, 10th and 24th, 10 to 12.30. Waihou v 10th and 24th, 1 to 3. Frankton, \9tli and £3rd, 10 to 4. Horotiu, 10th and 24th, 10 to 12. Te Rapa, 10th and 24th, 1 to 3. MorriiMville, 10th and 24th, 10 to 2. Putaruru, 24th, 10 to 2. Hinuera, 23rd, 10 to 2. Ma f amata, 11th nnd 2Kth, 10 to 2. Waharoa, 10th, 10 to 2. Tirau, 9th, 10 to 2. All communications to be addressed I to the Company, Frankton Junction.