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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14615, 16 March 1921, Page 8

MATAMATA STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23. Also on account of Mr T. Kenealy, Auckland—i Pedigree Jersey Bull 3 Pedigree Jersey Heifers Entries solicited. ■. ■ * N.Z. L OA * AND M BRCAW * TILI £JO.. TTD., BOYB WILL BE BOY 8! Of course they will. But, oh I their Clothes. They do get them so soiled and dirty, it almost drives the mothers to despair. M'Kenzle's Safe Cloth Cleaner comes as a relief. It removes all spots, stains, oil ana grease marks , etc., making the clothes fresh and new looking. Equally effective for men's and women's attire. Cleans and renews hats and gloves. 3s a bottle. Sold in Hamilton at House and Daking, F. T. Wilson (Drapers), Farmers' Auct. Co., Metal Stores (Ironmongers), M. J. Belgrave, Draper, Frankton. Beware of substitutes. No hawkers. EDUCATIONAL. International Km* —^«^ nce Schools, YOU CANT DRIFT TO BUCCEBS. ITTUITM to »« K- u_,i «i-i. ;.™ trained man gets it. "I WILL" wins the light. Success comes to the man who can say "I WILL," and then stick to his resolve to win. If you really want that Increase in pay and a better job, or a business of your own, you can have them. Just believe in yourself, say "I WILL," and work for your own advancement. TAKE THE FIRST STEP NOW, THIS HOUR. Mark the position you want, and the I.C.S. will train you for it. Builder Electrical Eng. Architect Motor Mechanics Concrete Eng. Gas-power Eng. Business M'g'n't. Marine Eng. Book-keeping Engine Running Salesmanship Mechanical Eng. Advertising Draughting Show Card Writing Civil Eng. Signpainting Chemistry Mining Illustrating If the subject you want is not listed, write it here INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, WELLINGTON. Or C. M. MUIR, P.O. Box 89. Hamilton. TWE VyAIKATO CHIPPING. QO., LTDNGARUAWAHIA REGATTA. ST, PATRICK'S DAY, MARCH 17th. S.S. MANUWAI will leave Hamilton at y.3U a.m. and Horsham Downs at 10 a.m., for the Ngaruawahia Regatta, arriving at Ngaruawahia at 11 a.m. The vessel will leave Ngaruawahia on return trip at 4.40 p.m. During tlie afternoon the vessel wilt run several trips behind the various races. Passengers will ne landed on the Regatta Uruunus. HOT WATER PROVIDED FREE. FARES INCLUDE ADMISSION TO REGATTA. Adults 4s, Children 2s. EVENING. THE Vessel will leave Hamilton at 8.15 p.m. on a Moonlight Excursion, returning to Hamilton at 10 p.m. FARES.—Adults 2s, Children Is. SUNDAY, MARCH 20th. EXCURSION TO CAMBRIDGE. S.S. MANUWAI will leave Hamilton at y. 30 a.m. on an Excursion to Cambridge, returning to Hamilton at 0.30 p.m. HUT WATER PROVIDED FREE. FARES: Adults 3s, Children Is 6d. EVENING EXCURSION as usual, leaving Hamilton at 8 p.m. Ml AW, SAYL.L AM; ALBION CO, • LIMITED. THE DIRECT LINE OF STEAMERS TO LONDON. THE LARGEST PASSENGER STEAMERS 111 • THE NEW ZEALAND TRADE. Ist and 2nd Saloon and 3rd Class. Steamer Ton* from About \THEMC 12,345 Wellington Mid Mar. coiu.MMC 12,343 Wellington Late AprlL All Intending: passengers must secure passport; For full particulars apply tc tne Agents— * DALGEJ'Y A CO. LTD., Hamilton. L D. NATHAN & CO., LTD., Auckland. A &. PATTERSON & CO, LTD., Auckland DALGETY k CO.. LTD., Auckland. ARME R S I Wilson and Canham FRANKTON JUNCTION. CASH BUYERS OF WOOL. SHEEPSKINS. HIDES, CALFSKINS, HORSEHAIR. TALLOW. HIGHEST MARKET PRICES GIVEN. Farmers I Consign or send your Goods to the Direct Exporters, and sav« brokers' commissions. BUYING AT HAMILTON, OPP. SALBYARDS, EVERY THURSDAY. Also at CAMBRIDGE Every Fortnight at Brady's Auction Mart.