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Waikato Times, Volume 88, Issue 13644, 26 November 1917, Page 2

Public NOtIOM. BIGGER GAR VALUE—OVERLAND "BIG FOUR." In many respects a better car, netf in body design, this Overland model "Big Four" is decidedly better value. The price is £395, and here are some of the features included at that figure:—Electric lighting and starting, headlight dimmers for town streets, one-man top and side curtains, rainvision ventilating wind-screen, demountable rims (one extra), extra tyre and tube, electric horn, speedometer, oil indicator, ammeter to register electric current, tyre carrier in rear, tools, tyre repair kit, jack and pump. The finish is high-class—seat cushions are deep and soft, and with 112-inch wheel base there is plenty of room for five passengers. Inspect the "Big Four." If you can't call write for freo catalogue. A. Ha trick and Co., Ltd., Wanganui and Wellington. Local agents:—J. Pomeroy and Co., Ltd., Hamilton; J. Davies, Taxi Motor Works, Rotorua.

IHE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE BACON AND MEAT PACKING CO., LTD., will re ceive Pigs as under;— NOVEMBER, 1917. Cambridge—Every Monday, 10 to 2. Hautapu—Every Tuesday, 10 to 2. Mat angi—Every Wednesday, 10 to 2. Ohaupo—Every Monday, 10 to 2. Te Awamutu—Every Tuesday, 10 to 2 Taupiri—Every Monday, 10 to 2. Waihou—Every Tuesday, 1 to 3. Waitoa—Every Mori-ins ville—Every Wednesday, 10 to 2 Matamata—Every Wednesday, 10 to 2 Frankton—Every Monday, 10 to 4. Ngaruawahia—l3th and 27th, 10 to 2. Horotiu—6th and 20th, 10 to 2. Te Rapa— 14th and 28th, 10 to 2. Claudelands—7th and 22nd, 10 to 2. Putaruru—lst, loth and 29th, 10 to 2 Tirau—sth and 19th, 10 to 2. Hinuera—l2tfi and 26tb, 10 to 2. Waharoa— 13th and 27th, 10 to 2 Walton—6th and 20th, 10 to 2. Eureka—lst and 29th, 11 to 2. All communications to be addressed to the Company, Frankton Junction. W. & R. Fletcher, LIMITED, N.Z. BUYERS OF ALL KINDS OF FAT STOCK NOVEMBER. CLAUDELANDS—Mondavs, sth and 19th. TAUPO— Tuesdays, 6th and 20th. TE RAPA—Mondays, 12th and 26th, 10.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. HOROTlU—Mondays, 12th and 26th, 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. FRANKTON—Every Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. HY. CAVE, Buyer. HINUERA, 5 and 19. MATAMATA, and 20. WAHAROA, 6 and 21 PUTARURU, 12 and 26 TIRAU, 13 and 27 WALTON, 14 and 28 JOHN TYSON, Buyers. Further information can he obtained at the OFFICE, WARD STREET, HAMILTON.

Undertakers. CONSULT WALTER BURROW FOR FUNERALS AND CEMETERY REQUISITES. FURNITURE, Shop Fittings, Picture * Framing, Upholstery, Bedding stc. Beet of Workmanship. Lowest Prices Shop 'Phone 485. House 'Phone 298. HUDNER BROS., UNDERTAKERS & T7MBALMERS 'T'HE Seal of Public Approval has ■** been stamped upon the careful and painstaking methods uufailinglj adopted by HUDNER BROS., th< oldest established and laigest firm o Funeral Directors in the district, wh comb'ne personal attention, ur< equalled satisfaction and economy, j all cases where their services are ez gaged. DISTANCE NO OBJECT ADDRESS: Hoed St. (opp. G.P.G.,, HAMILTON. Telephones: Day, 182; night, 504. P.O. Box 49. Hamilton Monumental Yard Having purchased from MR J. BOUSKILL bis business as above, and having laid in a new and tlioroughly up-to-date stock, I am now in a position to supply Memorials of any Description k Reasonable Rate. Support Local Industry by placing your orders with MONUMENTAL AND BUILDERB MASON, (Telephone 361) BRIDGE STREET. HAM 11. PC IRAY1 RAY "REFRACTIONIST Fits Reading and Sewing Glasses oorrectJy From 5t 6d per pair GARDEN PLACE, HAMILTON. ot do better. Why pjperiu icut ? ' Buy a GREENSLADE MILKING PLANT now.