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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14601, 26 February 1921, Page 4

LOST AND FOL-rra. jtOUND. —Two Pound Notos In Cambridge Domain about two months ago.— Apply Times Office. 494 LOST, Saturday, Wheel Cap oi twoen Johnson Bros, ami Howard Johnson Bros., or Modeler. 536 Oft T.— Long-haired Black Collie Dog, i' white on fho.it. registered collar on. —Reward Miss Wratten,'phone i n i7. 'i?? LOST, ; npar St. Peter's Church, Sunday night, small Gold l.orket and Chain. Reward. —Address at limes. ?i9 X> between Hon Marehe, Victoria Street, and Nixon Street, Hamilton East. .Name on receipt inside. Howard. —Address at Times. 74? LOST. —On Ohaupo Hoad, one Black Spaniel. Answers to the name of Tni. Reward. —Jury Bros. 7-i i LOST. --From n 17 th. Wood Kinder please cot lOST. Blcyr.le; taken from outside res|■i denre in King Street, 16th February, (tent's Bicycle. Please return to Hamilton Railway Station. Anyone round in possession oi missing bicycle after the 28th Inst. will he prosecuted. REWARD, substantial, for Information to convict theft or Garden nose stolen from Argyll and Armagh Streets. 660 \TTILL the person who found Tailboard VV off Motor lorry on Te Palm Hoad and Karamu kindly c W. Acker, Frankton Ji Irate with J. P.O. 6i)o

gHIPPING (JO., L EXCURSION TO CAMBRIDGE. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 27th. S.S. Manuwai will leave HaniiHon at 9.30 a.m. <m an Excursion to Cambridge, returning to Hamilton at 6.30 p.m. . FARES: Adults 3s, Children Is 6d. Hot water provided free. EVENING. S.S. Manuwai will Hamilton at 8 p.m. on an excursion, returning about 9. 30 p.m. FARES: Adults 2s. Children Is. MUNICIPAL BAND IN ATTENDANCE. 515

W P T TT MEETS March 3rd in yy.w.J-.u. London Street Schoolroom at 3 o'clock. .Meeting important. , 721 HAMILTON' COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATION. (Incorporated" 1 . r PHE Monthly Meeting of the Association will bo held at 7.30 p.m. on Tuesday, Ist March., at Mr 11. H. Shaw's Garage. In future the tlrst Tuesday in Hip month will be the dale of the Monthly Meeting's, and at the above-mentioned lime and place. I!. P. HAZARD.

A MEETING will be held in tho NgajV liincpouri Hall on WEDNESDAY, l\ M. CAMP

I/TON TU UB (Jncorporati the Bath noonis on WF.UXKSI'W, 2nd March, at 7.30 p.m. All members and players are particularly requested to attend. ISI'SINK-S: To consider what steps are to be taken this season s? regards affiliation. The Annual Meeting will bo held on April sth. Clubs arc requested to hold then meetings before that dale. C. 1). HOPKINS. 520 Secretary.

ORPHAN lIOMF.. rAPATOETOE. HELP is urjrently ne(><lPri Tor our 75 urnlians. (I ) for Maintenance. Tile high cost or living i-= caiislwr serious enibarrassment; (2) lo Enlarge tlic Home. The buildins? are always crowded, ami applications for admission have to tif repeatedly d»rlliiPfi for lack of room and Hinds. N.B.— This advertisement is ,pal<l ror by a lay friend or orphan children, 3, Heme Bay Road, Auckland.

Before the saie enas you would be wise in securing a few pairs of stockings at Hooker and Kingston's. Tin* store lias always been famous for its splendid hosiery values, and to be able to fulfil your requirements at these present day savings is an opportunity worth taking advantage of. A beautiful all-black cashmere hose, usually 7s lid, is now 5s ltd: fine quality, usually 4s Cd for ;'s lid; and a 1 grey knitted all-word storking \ !js 6d is 3s 6d. These are a samp our good values in hosiery.—H< and Kingston's, where the nest s hiss are for ladies arid children.* The address or .). p. Goodall Hamilton painler and paperhangr* AvoaJiurst. Frauktau JuacUun* and a heavy "king wortn a sample ol ry.—Hooker best slock-