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Waikato Times, Volume 92, Issue 14338, 14 April 1920, Page 4

Mission. i yAL THE MAN WITH A MESSAGE, Is now holding a TEN DAYS’ MISSION In ST. PAUL'S METHODIST CHURCH, LONDON STREET Do not fail to hear this remarkable man. IJRTDAY : OLD PEOPLE'S DAY. Bright Services. Good Singing. Everyone Welcome. 225 r„_i'-— — t Dancing. IJIOWN || ALL HAMILTON. WEDNESDAY, 14th APRIL, 1920. QRAND JJANCE By ST. MARYS SOCIAL CLUB. Gentlemen, 2s 6d. Ladies, Is 6d Proceeds in Aid of St. Mary’s Football Club. C. D. HOPKINS, 216 Hon. Secretary. dancing yjISS yETTLETON Has commenced Classes for Children and Private Pupils. ’ Evening Class in St. Peter’s Hall will commence on April 19th. Fox Trot, Tickle Toe and latest Dances taught.—For particulars apply POLAM SCHOOL. ’Phone 671. 270

Financial, TVTONEY TO LEND on First Mortgage at current rates.—Apply DE LA .MARE AND JACKSON, Solicitors, Burley’s Buildings- 228 MONEY TO LENDWT have £lOOO to Lend on First ’ ’ Mortgage; freehold security. — Powell and Williams, Toorak Chambers. 280 Notice to Lana agents. A GENTS, — Please take notice, my property in River Road, Claudelands, is withdrawn from sale.— T. Grinter. 263 | T AND Agents,—Please take notice, J*- 4 my Farm at Waharoa is withdrawn from sale.—T. O’Connor. 255 T AND Agents, — Please take notice that my property on the Puketaha Road is sold—H. Tyler. 258 T AND Agents, — Please take notice that my House in Station Road, Claudelands, has been sold. — R. D. Campbell. 237 T AND Agents,—Take notice, my property at Puketaha is withdrawn from sale.—George Etheridge, Puketaha. 218 T AND Agents, — Please take notice that ’my house in Collingwood Street has been sold—J. M. Browning--221 T AND Agents,—Take notice, my house, situsred Collingwood Street, Hamilton, nas been sold. — (Signed) F. Linsday. 205 T AND Agents,—Please take notice that my property, known . as Sedgniere, Matangi, is withdrawn from sale.—Wm. Coleman. 244 T AND Agents,—Please take notice that my property at Te Mata, Raglan Road, is withdraawn from sale. —M. Galvan. 212 IT AND Agents, — Please withdraw from sale my Sheep Farm at Waimai, the same having been sold.— J. G. Kenyon. 262 ■JVOTICE to Land Agents.—Please " ’ withdraw my To Mata property from sale.—M. Galvan. 222 Lost and Found. TjI'OUND—One heavy Tweed Over- *■ coat, 25/3/20—Apply S. Dickey, Frankton Junction mail room. 257 T OST ■ —■ A Brown Caat, London Street.—Finder leave at Bullock’s Timber Yard. 269 T OST — One Cow Cover, between Piako Road, Gordonton, and Hamilton. Reward.—A. W. Chapman, jun., Gordonton. 267 T OST on 23rd March, between Somerset Street, Frankton, and Te Rapa—Roll Mats.-—Apply Times . Office. 274 T OST—Y’oung Persian Cat.—Reward -*- J on returning to house, corner Albert and Firth Streets, Hamilton East. ’ 254 T OST —■ A Lady's Silver Wristlet Watch. —. Finder rewarded upon returning to Elmsley's Store, Claudelands. 79 T OST, Hamilton East, Tuesday evening — Gold Brooch, set with pearls; keepsake—Finder kindly leave at Times Office. 244 T OST—Child’s Yellow Teddy Bear, fortnight or more ago. — Mrs Peterson, Anglesea Street. ’Phone 496. Reward. 277 T OST—One strong room Key (Se- , curity safe). —Reward on return- I ing to James Tombs and Co., Ltd., Hamilton. 226 i J OST on Monday, between Hamilton West School and Mr Varney’s— Khaki Belt, with bronze buckle,' off child’s raincoat—Finder kindly leave at School or Times Office. 261 T OST, between Morrinsville and Tamahere — 1 Red 18-months steer (lame); also 1 Hereford-cross 1 Calf. Reward for information. —H. Windsor, Tamafiere. ’Phone 5585. 251 T OST on April 3rd, near Water Tower—Rough-haired Pup, with white face. — Finder rewarded at office of this paper. 235 T OST, Saturday afternoon, between Railway Crossing and Show Grounds—Gent.’s Gold Watch, initials on same- Reward—Times Office. 229 ; T OST from Frankton Paddock—Five Fat Cows, on e with .tar down ; centre of back Reward. — Times | Office. 195 ! T OST—Part of Theodolite, in lea-ther-bound case, dropped off caton Overdale Road, Friday, 9th inst.— £5 reward on returning to E. F. Haise, Putaruru. 194 STOLEN OR STRAYED. Of? REWARD information as towhereabouts of three Shorthorn 18-month Heifers; two red, little white, one foan; branded thus, WL over V, notch out of bottom left ear; lost from Osborne’s farm, Walton.— Wm. Law, Manawaru. 144 One of the most ettective precautionary measures against an attack of influenza is the free nse of “Nazol” day and night. (6) ; Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure for Coughs and Colds never fails. 1/9, 2/9.