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Waikato Times, Volume 92, Issue 14253, 2 January 1920, Page 4

Public Notices. 'Phone 780. ISS RASHER, MASSEUSE, Late Masseuse, Waikato District Hospital, RESUMES PRACTICE sth JANUARY 1920. Residenoe: DEVON RD., FRANKTON 'PHONE 971 FOR A COMFORTABLE, COMMODIOUS V TAXI-CAR. Distance no object. All trains met. A. C DANES, Proprietor. Stand: Garden Place. 'Phone 538. "TTIWA" TmiRSING JJOME. (MATERNITY.) NURSE OLSEN, DAWSON STREET, HAMILTON EAST. 'Phone 816. H. CRACKNELL A.P.A.N.Z. (By Exam.', Publlo Accountant, Auditor, and Peoretary. SMITH'S BUILDINGS. HAMILTON. •Phone 701 P.O. Box 187. 4 ,pOOD /COMPLEXION Means Pure Blood, and Pure Blood can be had by using my COMPOUND SABSAPARILLA MAKES GOOD BLOOD." 3s 6d a bottleJ. N. IRVINE, M.P.S; CHEMIST, NEXT FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE NEW BUILDING. YOU HAVE

But one pair of 'EYES . They are worth the most skiifbd attention. H. QROCOTT, Ophthalmic Optician, At Manning's Main Pharmacy, Opposite Theatre Royal, HAMILTON. LAWRENCE ANDREWS, Certificated Ophthalmio Optician, By Exam., Locum Tenens. "A MERRY XMAS" BUT YOU CAN'T MAKE MERRY WITHOUT MUSIC. AND WEBSTER'S HAVE THE MUSIC FOR THIS FESTIVE SEASON. A Parcel of Music is a Seasonable Present. If you have had a "good year," why not cheer the family circle by taking home "a worth while" Present this Christinas ? BUY A GRAMOPHONES WEBSTER'S HAVE A FINE RANGE, AND A BIG STOCK OF RECORDS TO, CHOOSE FROM. OR IF A PIANO WILL SUIT BETTER INSPECT WEBSTER'S STOCK. You will be suited and save money at the same time. WEBSTER'S MUSIC STORE, VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON.

SYNOPSIS OF ADVERTISEMENTS.

Rooms to let. Chassis for sale. Side-chair for sale. Motor cycle for sale. Tenders for furniture. Lost, chestnut mare. Wanted, good general. Wanted, family to milk.

CHRISTMAS BOXES.

o The selection of Christmas presents, the giving of which is such a sure siy of mutual goodwill, and is such a source of pure unalloyed delight, is made easier this year than ever at. Paul's Book Arcade. Here is provided a handsome selection of attractive and good books that are well worth inspecting. Leather goods are again in great demand for presents, and Paul's have a choice selection of the very latest designs. General fancy goods, suitable for both ladies and gentlemen, arc to be found in abundance at Paul's. The children too, have not been tn'orlooked, and these who are anxious to uphold the ancient custom of treating » their friends to Christmas boxes, should avr.:.' themselves <>f the opportunity of inspecting ('-<■ stocks of Paul's Book Arcade'befor" making their selection. 54a

There is . a cleanness find sweetness about clothes that have been washer] with "NO RUBBING" Laundry Help and the pure "GOLDEN RULE" Soap that is very dcl!ghtful.»-jgarQH