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HONORES MUTANT MORES (Honours Change Men’s Manners or Characters.) My Dear People,— I purchased a 4/2 ticket to hear Sir Conan Doyle’s lecture last night and on the back of ticket was “Look out for Watson, the Entertainer.” It is apparent this class of business must be slack somewhere. Sir Conan opened his lecture with the egotistical “I” predominant. Some of his credentials reminded one of the Liver Pill and Hair Restorer Advertisements as follows:—I used a box of your pills and was a changed man, also a bottle of your hair restorer, and I can now do without a comb and brush. It is apparent, reliable paid mediums arc scarce, as he only mentioned two. The first was a lady who went into a trance and and his brother and son appeared. The second was a little tailor at Glasgow (where spirits arc largely manufactured) ; he took his clients up into an attic and immediately a young gale arose, accompanied with coloured lights. No doubt an electric button was pressed to prodaice these wonderful phenomena. It is evident there is a shortage of reliable paid mediums, as the “game IS not worth the candle,” as Champion’s motto, “All things whatsoever ye would that men should do to you do ye even so to them,” has snuffed the candle, and Champion Muscle Raiser Flour and Standard products are your mainstay. I am, Y., Auckland. P.S. —No doubt when Sir Conan returns home he will write a book similar to Mark Twain’s “Innocents Abroad.” 223 A PHILANTHROPIC VISIT My Dear People,— Sir Arthur Conan Doyle states: “I have come at my own great loss. I lake no payment for my lectures.” 1 understand his two lectures at the Town Hall will return quite ill ooo, so the question suggests itself who is reaping the benefit of his discovery B.G. I beg to suggest that an application be made for the proceeds to be donated to the Soldiers’ War Memorial Fund, as a lasting memento of his visit, as sentiment is liable to evaporation. If he responds, he will rank with Champion, known for his liberality to keep the Standard unfurled. V:. Auckland. 224 MEETINGS. RUKUHIA. A N adjourned meeting of Settlers will be held in the Hall on Monlay next, 13th December, at 8 p.m. jrompt, to consider the closing of rural nail delivery. Urgent. 1(31) ARCHITECTS. QOHD ON E I D, A.IU.n.A., ARCHITECT, Next to Library, Victoria Street, HAMILTON. PROFEBSIORAV.. QLARENCE ’yy A.LA. (N.Z.), Late of the staff of Messrs Watkins, Hull, Hunt and Wheeler, Public Accountants, Wellington, will commence practice on January sth, 1020, at Brain’s College Buildings, Victoria Street, Hamilton, as a Public Accountant, Auditor and Company Secretary. Communications in the meantime may be addressed care of Waikato Times Office. JJAZARD, A.PA. (N.Z.) PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT & AUDITOR. Railway Buildings (Room 7), HAMILTON. P.O. Box iU. Telephone 16U1. Accounts Written Up; Balance Sheets; Audits; Land and Income Tax Returns, etc. REMOVAL NOTICE. M R W t udhope ’ BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. Has removed into upstairs offices in Barker's Buildings, Victoria Street. 421 R. P

Like a “busy beehive” has been Hooker unci Kingston's during the past few days. The attraction has been no doubt “Home Furnishing Week,” for the firm celebrates this once a year with “Extra Special Values.” This is the opportunity to save, and \vc conscientiously believe that our generosity in giving these few days of tremendous savings is appreciated by all our customers. 80 inch Herringbone White Sheeting, 3s Od yard, usually 5s Od; llorroeks’ Special Quality Calico, 2 s 2 id, usually 2s ltd yard; Beautiful Cretonnes 3s lid, usually 8s I LI yard; Brown and White Towels Is GHI. These arc just a few of the good" values offering during “Home Furnishing Week,” at Hooker and Kingston’s, the Big, Busy Drapers with ihe keen prices.* Secret of happiness by return registered mail. The essence of alt knowledge is self knowledge. Send birth dale, month, year, and postal note 5s to T. J. Dunstone, Box 1418, Auckland. Simple, swift aim Harmless cure for corns —apply I’rogamlra on a piece of calico and follow directions. Proganrira will completely remove the corn, or money will he refunded. 1/0 everywhere, or post paid from Box 1»17, Wellington. 103 a

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Waikato Times, Volume 93, Issue 14538, 9 December 1920, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Waikato Times, Volume 93, Issue 14538, 9 December 1920, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Waikato Times, Volume 93, Issue 14538, 9 December 1920, Page 4