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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14711, 28 July 1921, Page 4

COURSING. A USTRALASIAN ■Australasian \\T A T E R L 0 0 V P. V V A T E R L 0 0 U P. NEW ENCLOSURE, FRANKTON JUNCTION. A UCUST 6. *7 A SPECIAL SEASON TICKETS ,*7A FOR LADIES — X / EACH. GET IN EARLY. FINAL PAYMENTS CLOSE JULY JO, at 8 P.M. DRAW—TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, at 8 P.M. GRAN D A UST R ALAS lAN QUP JgALL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3 gMOKE QONGERT AND JJSTRIBUTION OF jpRIZES SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, AT 8 P.M. ADMISSION TO GROUNDS, PROGRAMME, 6d. x LUNCHEON BOOTH ON GROUNDS. ,T. C. ROGERSON, 520 Hon. Secretary. DANCirca. HAMILTON QOLP CLUB, p OLDFIELDS-HamiUon Match on Saturday next will be followed by a Dance. Alt members of the Club are invited. Tea at 5.30. Ladies 2/-, Gents 3/-, non-members (men) 5/-. Ladies can use the course during the afternoon and after the match players have started. 540 A. E. WEBB, Hon. Sec. IHEETINGS. THIRST CHURCH TENNIS CLUB. X 1 GENERAL MEETING, SUNDAY SCHOOL, SATURDAY, at 8 p.m. Business is very important, and members are requested to attend. M. WHITTAKER, 524 Hon. Sec. TENDERS. TENDERS wanted for cutting- and grubbing gorse at Claudelands. —Apply F. A. Snell. 739 TENDERS FOR CLEARING GORSE. PENDERS, closing at noon on Ist x August, 1921, are invited for Rearing 2 acres of gorse and road line it East Hamilton. Full particulars nay be obtained at the Public Trust Office, Ward Street. G. H. CHESTERMAN, 329 Local Deputy Public Trustee. NOR SALE BY TENDER. Present School Site, 2 acres (more or less) and School, built of kauri and suitable to make a 3 or i-roomed cottage, can be purchased by tender. Quarter acre sections selling in district at £IOO. Tenders close, and to be addressed “The Secretary, Waltoa School Committee,” on or before the Ist August. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For further particulars apply to the Chairman, Mr W. Ilallett, Waltoa, ’phone 7M. D. R. ANDERSON, Hon. Sec., 474 • School Committee. educational.. ■EXAMINATION J>E3ULTS. At the Book-keeping Examination held recently at J^RAIN’S OOMMEHCIAL i£OLLEGE all the candidates passed. Out of TEN candidates who took the Elementary Paper, EIGHT SECURED 90 PER CENT AND OVER, TWO RECEIVING 100 PER CENT. p.r. p.C. A. C. Armstrong 100 B. Donald .... 100 M. Lemon .... 98 L. Eastwell .. 98 M. Booker .... 95 M. L. Baker .. 95 P. Lawrence . . 9 5 .1. Roy 90 In the Advanced Examination no candidate, secured less than 80 per cent. The examiner, an Auckland Public Accountant, in notifying us of the results, said: “THE HAMILTON RESULTS ARE EXCELLENT AND REFLECT GREAT CREDIT 'ON THE COLLEGE. THE STUDENTS HAVE DONE REMARKABLY WELL, AND I CANNOT REFRAIN FROM THESE FEW WORDS OP CONGRATULATION.” Let us help. YOU to be a successful career. Note new address; Dairy Buildings, Victoria Street. D. E. DUTHOIT, Principal. PROFESSIONAL, QLARENCE STRONG, A.P.A., N.Z., A.1.A., N.Z. Late of the staff of Messrs Watkins, Hall, Hunt and Wheeler, Wellington. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR AND COMPANY SECRETARY. Local Rep. for Banks Commercial College, Wellington. Hooker and Kingston’s Buildings. .Hamilton. P.O. Box 71. Telephone 2308 (Rural). tTj. h ood: MEDICAL MASSEUR (Registered), Bond’s Buildings, Victoria St., HAMILTON. Specialty; NERVES, MUSCLES and INTEGUMENTS. METHODS: Hygiene, Therapeutic, ElectroThermal Baths, etc. Hours by Appointment. gOOKER AND JACK, LICENSED SURVEYORS. Everybody’s Buildings, Victoria Street. ° Box 273. OPTICAL. U Q.ROCOTT, P.S.M.C. (London). F. 1.0. (England), JDYESIGHT gPECIALIST. Testing Rooms — MANNING’S PHARMACY, HAMILTON. "OWHAI" Cough Cure, universal re- . medy for coughs and colds, 1/6 and Ballllc’s, Ltd., Cash Chemists, HamilCOMINO MOTOR TRANSPORT. 3 most progressive corporations are ing horse-driven vehicles and are In for motor service.” The advattiro apparent—-handing saved delivery loor lo door. quickness, wider of service, etc. The most efficient is the British-built “Dennis.” With mils” you obtain in highest degree {vantages of motor transport.—EnThc New Zealand Express Company, d, Agents. The farmer who stayed the tiespasslng of sheen and cattle by putting a barb In Ids straight-wire fence had one of those inspirations that pay. You are liable to have a similar one. Consult us as to Its value and entrust your patent rights to us. Henry Hughes, Ltd., Patent Attorneys, 157 Featherston Street, Wellington, or Queen Street (opp. Fort Street), Auckland. 168