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Waikato Times, Volume 92, Issue 14368, 21 May 1920, Page 4

Apartments Vooant. BOARD and lodging vacant for two respectable working men—Address this office. " 422 ■yACANCIES for 2 or 3 gents, bed and breakfast: moderate terms —Apply '•X.Y.Z.," P.O. Box 208. 446 TJERBERT TOWN HALL, HAMILTON. TO-NIGHT at 7.45, Opening Night. TO-MORROW night (Saturday) 7.45. SUNDAY at the King's Theatre, 3 p in. and 7 p.m. Sunday afternoon Mr Herbert Booth will deliver his illustrated lecture "Eece Homo" or "Who was Jesus." Every week night at the Town Hall next week. 470 winter Show. FRANKLIN WINTER SHOW AND SPORTS CARNIVAL. AT PUKEKOHE, 19th, 20th, 21st and 22nd MAY, 1920. p REAT DISPLAY Out-door Sports " and In-door Amusements. Come and see our Industrial, Agricultural, and Machinery Exhibits. Everybody Entertained, Interested and Educated, Come and see our Sheep Dog Trials (Thursday), our Pony and Foot Race Events on Friday, our Great Football, Hockey and Eire Brigade Events on Saturday. D. R. HAMILTON, 351 Secretary. Educational. HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL. HE school will re-open on Tuesday, May 25th. The headmaster will in attendance at the school on Mon- • morning, May 2 ith, from 10 a.m. 12 noon for the enrolment of new tils. R. ENGLISH, I Secretary. FARMERS' FARM SCHOOL. TO BR HELD AT RUAKURA GOVERNMENT FARM FOR THE WEEK BEGINNING 12th JULY. iTMIREE Special Courses of Instruction will be given:— I.—General Agriculture, dealing with Soils, Cultivation, Drainage, Manuivs and Farm Crops, etc. ?.—Live Stock Dealing with Beef Cattle, Draught Horses, Pigs and Sheep, etc., Veterinary Science. 3.—Dairy Farming, dealing with Jerseyf, Shorthorns, Friesians, Milk, Butler, Cheese. Veterinary Science. The number of farmers permitted to attend will be limited to one hundred, and already a large number of applications have been received. Accommodation will be provided at the Ruakura Farm, and those desirous of attending should at once communicate with Mr J. P. lvalaugher. Supervisor, Education Office, Auckland. The v.arious lectures and demonstrations will be given by the officials of the Department of Agriculture, the Staff of Raukura Farm and the Agriculture Instructors of the Education Board. In addition prominent agriculturists and stock-breeders are being invited to deal with special subjects. Dr. Reakes, Director-General of Agriculture, and Mr A. W. Green, Manager of Ruakura Farm, are giving every possible facility to ensure the success of the Farm School. 446