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Waikato Times, Volume 92, Issue 14263, 14 January 1920, Page 4

Addresses. MR ALFRED MACEr Alfred Iva ace, WILL TAKE FOR HIS SUBJECT, TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY); “The Greatest Battle in History, and * How It Was Won.” TO-MORROW NIGHT (Thursday): “Why Was Jonah Swallowed by a Whale? Why Jonah?” FRIDAY NIGHT Answering Questions (Scriptural). AT THE TENT! AT THE TENT! VICTORIA STREET. No Collection. All Welcome. 116 a Dentists. JOSEPH H, HOOPER ° DENTIST (Late of Matamata), HIGGINS’ BUILDINGS, FRANKTON JUNCTION (dose to Railway Bridge), Has Commenced Practice of his Profession. Telephone yet to be installed. [Card.] ]y|R. jyiLLIAM JJOBBS, Surgeon Dentist. HAMILTON. May bo Consulted at Victoria Chambers, next Times Office, having moved from premises lately occupied by Messrs \oung and Gresham. ’Phone 33. Box 9. m b w7~g7 p odktney ' Dental Surgeon. KIA ORA BUILDINGS (Next Bank of Australasia), HAMILTON. SURGEON DENTIST. M R R. B. QRANWELL, Nos. 12 and 14, ELSWICK CHAMBERS, Near Railway Station. ’Phone 950 DEATHS. HANNAH.—On January 12th, from the result of accident, Samuel, the beloved husband of Mary Hannah, of Waerenga; aged 35 years. Interment at the Hamilton East Cemetery to-day.—Burrow and Son, funeral directors. 98a INGHAM.—On January 13th, 1920, .it Hamilton, Gertrude Hannah, dearly beloved wife of William Ingham, Mahoe Street, Te Awamutu; aged 37 years. Funeral will leave the Methodist Church, Te Awamutu, to-morrow (Thursday), at 2.30 p.m., for, Te Awamutu Cemetery. Friends please accept this intimation. Hudner Bros., undertakers. 101 a