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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14599, 24 February 1921, Page 5

WATCH PUTARURU GROW. BUSINESS SITES. FROM £8 PER FOOT. While Putaruru is being so rapidly developed as a dairying- district for miles around the town, thousands of pounds will be made by small investors who buy business sites in the town now. Good business sites, adjacent to the Post Office, the natural centre, are now available at as low as £8 per foot. Investors are strongly advised to come to Putaruru and make Investigations, or write to R. Alcorn, the Putaruru agent, who will send full particulars. "Always Ask Alcorn's Advice."

The Manchester Guardian was erroneously informed regarding the protection of wickets, which is dune only in, (inter-Stale and not international matches. The Colonial Office, replying to the request of the Agents-General for a reduction of fruit freights from 8s to 6s per case, states that shipowners decline to grant the concession. over sno.oou n.'.mYME* prefer the :'Domo" Separator, because ii is of clean skimming' and dependability. More cream and bigger profits when the "Doino" Is used. Write for full d»tatl9 to theapents—R B. Restell, Ward Street, Hamilton. "Fairy Wonder" Dry Soap's prime use is to wash clothes white and clean, arid Tor this purpose il lias no equal no earth. Besides Its undeniable cleansing: properties it is highly emollient and a small quantity in the hath Is wonderfully soothing:. Try a little "Falrv" In your bath. Obtainable al all stores. 29 BEWARE OF CHEAP LORRIES. It Is a mistake to buy a motor lorry because it is cheap. "Is it strong:, economical, reliable? Will It entail constant expense for repairs?" An eminently satisfactory reply can be furnished by the renowned British built "Dennis" lorry. Tno New Zealand Express Co., Ltd., Agents.