Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Waikato Times, Volume 89, Issue 13937, 12 December 1918, Page 1

Situations Wanted. T>AINTING, Paperhanging, wanted by reliable experienced tradesman; day or contract; terms reasonable.—"Paperhanger," Times office 2ol Wanted to Buy. OHEEP DOG or Good Pup wanted.— !r A PP'y to "Manager," Horsham Uowns. 228 WANTED—To buy, for two clients, i Ti tw( \ houses, between Frankton ami Hamilton.—Andrews and Co. 247 WANTED—We buy FURNITURE; whole houses bought out for cash.—Empire Furnishing Rooms, next Bank New Zealand J. REID, Manager and Valuer. 'Phone 8355. —To rent, 5-room e d House; urgent.—"F." Times. WANTED KNOWN-That Gregan and Oates, Auctioneers, of Ward s Hamilton and Morrinsville, are prepared to conduct clearing sales on farms and auction saies of ho use no id furniture. WANTED —For client, who has lately sold his farm, 10 to 20 acres, with buildings, handy to Hamil- . c r"^ n l Particulars straight away ? \ 'TT C 9 TT and Co-. The Land Agents, Hamilton. T\fANTED—A House in Hamilton, C , e *phange for a nice little farm of 100 odd acres; haß been inspected, and can honestly recommend, and with improvements will pay handsomely as farming proposition, and great prospective value; equitv between £<oo and £BOO.—J. B. SCOTT and CO. are The Agents to get in touch with. \\7"ANTED —Mortgages or rent-pro- * * during properties for farm of 1400 acres; good buildings; handy; all conveniences; about 700 acres grassed. VVe have inspected, and this property can be got at a price that will pay the nn WtVIOQAV* 111 * you to offer to The Agents, J. B. SCOTT and CO., for this proposition; owner called us.

Apanmams. fpWO Unfurnished or Furnished ' Rooms are requiied by married couple without children. Apply "T.K." Times office. 245 TTTANTED Two Unfurnished Booms and conveniences.— Apply Times office. 263 'toy vi , uuiivuinerices.—Appiv "Rita," Times office. 243 ANTED—Three Furnished Rooms, near town; "Moderate -rent—"W.D." Waikato Times. 280 TX/"ANTED —House of 4 rooms, or 2 TT Unfurnished Rooms, use of conveniences.—Apply Times Office. 119 WANTED—Uy married couple (no family) two Furnished Rooms in Hamilton East. Apply "Kent " Times. 311 Miscellaneous. V"MAS—Toys, Postcards, and Confectionery.—Mrs Nayler, Ward 9d; Bacon Rashers Is sd: 501b Flour, 9s 6(l.—D. W. HARVEY. Q.LOBE Carrying Agenty and General Carriers, and Furniture Removers; ring 'phone 848. J. H. Theobald, proprietor, Hamilton East. /?J.IBSON'S X Cash Prices.—Special Finest Sultanas, lOd; Raisins, 9d; Bunty Cocoa, Tinned Fruit. Ship's Matches, 9d; K. Jam, Is 3d: Lemon Peel, Is 4d; Peerless Soap, lOd.— Easiest place to deal in all WaUtetQ. T> ONNETS for Babies; also hats suitable for girls from three to sixteen years.—J. WILLIAMS, Victoria street. Hamilton. , WYCHERLEY and SONS for Horse * and Cow Covers. Stewart Horg* Clippers, Men's and Boy*' Ridinc Coats, Driving Rugs. Blocked Leggings.

(CHILDREN'S HATS, in great variety, from 3s lid to 25s each. J. "WILLIAMS, "Victoria street. Hamilton. 'Phone 125. TT WINS every time—the Winner Rpcord (British made) at WEBSTER'S. TTAVE you tried our Cakes; if not fc'hy not? They are absolutely pure ard wholesome.—lrvine's, opposite Hyde's Garage, Victoria street. j r ADIES' HATS, in endless variety, i including Panamas, Beach Hats, j and Ready-to-Wears.—J. WILLIAMS, j Victoria street. 'Phone 125. TJONNETS for Babies; also Hatt suitable for girls from three to sixteen years.—J. WILLIAMS, Victoria street. Hamilton. 'Phone 125. j 1 Testimonials from prominent j avvU motorists who have proved i Novo-ko.—J. POMEROY and CO., i LTD.. Hamilton. (10) •TIAXI-CAR, up-to-date for hire, night or day. Party trios arranged. Ring 'phone 756. W. TURNER, Proprietor. T\fAIKATO Motorists—Can you " afford to waste benzine now? i Use Novo-ko and save money.—J. POMEROY and CO., LTD.. Hamilton orttsmainng. P^RESSMAKINO— Good Dressmaker, Costumier: also dressmaking classes day and evening; two hours' lesson 2s —MISS NICHOLLS. London street, corner of Selkirk street; 'phone a 'l3. jQRESS MAKING EVERY GARMENT GUARANTEED Rv MISS FtJSZARD (latp of Hasting?) at her branch, c/o. of Mrs W. R. Guttcridge, corner of Seddon road and Marama st r eet. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m The King of Tonics Forsvthe's Vir;or Tonic—invaluable as a pick-moup ! nfter influenza, colds, «?tc. Bottles. 2h , t>d and 4s fid.—Fo.s.vthe, Chemist. Hamilton**