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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14716, 5 August 1921, Page 1

SITUATIONS WANTED. /'TARPENTERS (2) want Work, contract '—l or labour, town or country; free in 3 weeks.—Hi, victoria Ha., Devonport. 171 CtARPEfCTER’S Improver requires work, J wood or concrete, town or country.— Write "Improver,” Times. "jg GIRL, I?, good appearance, seeks tion in sliop; no experience.—Apply “Shop,” Times Office. 89 GOOD Man wants fencing, contract preferred.—“ Fencer,” Post Office, Hamilton. 172 HOUSEKEEPER, capable, requires position to Bachelors, or country home preferred.—State particulars to “Gentlewoman,” Times Office. l°° ]»/fARRIED COUPLE open for engagement for season; experienced machine milking, references, shares or wages.—Write particulars to Bailey, Times Office. PERSON would like children to mtnd few hours week days.—Address Times. 150 SITUATION as Farm Hand wanted. Can K 7 milk and do General Farm Work,— W. Smith, Times. I” 8 SITUATON as Housekeeper, Caretaker, or place of trust, wanted by Widow with two boys school age. Excellent references.—“ Widow,” Silverdale P.O. /» WANTED by a mother and son, work on a dairy farm. —Address E.S.C., Walton P.O. 1 23 WANTED. —Two ladies seek position together; Domestic, Junior Governess (music, sewing). Country preferred. —Write “Abbey,” Times. I” 2 SKAREfiHLKIWa. L S 'HAREMILKING—By two brothers, 60 to 80 cows, experienced and reliable. — Write "Sober,” Times Office. 173 WANTED —Sharemilker, with 30 to 40 cows, for -200 acres near. Frankton. About 120 acres grass. Owner supply feed. House and 4-bailed shed. Start immediately.—Apply “Dairy,” Times. 16b ARTICLES FOR SALE. APPLES. —Dessert, 15/-; Cookers, 15/-; Delicious, 20/- (railage paid). — Baker Bros., Henderson, North Auckland. I BRITISH latest .records arrived, direct London, 4/- each. Needles, soundboxes, springs—-thousands.—J. and W. Harp, Ward Street. H 2 ON the Ball! On the Ball! On the Ball!” Kugbyiles join in the chorus, and by your support place your (jueen at the top of the Carnival pull! 88 GREENHILLS Cocksfoot! Greenhills Cocksfoot!- -Absolutely best money can buy, l id. Samples, particulars, from Boyd’s Agency, Dunedin. S 3 BLACK Knee Gum Boots 20/- per pair.— Para Rubber Company, Ltd., Victoria bt. Hamilton.

Bristles of your worn brush coming out in your inoulir? Try one of “Irvine’s Prophylactic,” made in England, 3/- each. —J. N. Irvine, Chemist. CIYCLE Covers, 19/-, 12 months’ guarantee; tube free with each cover. — Para Rubber Company, Ltd., Victoria St., Hamilton. _ GLADIOLA. BULBS, to bloom January till March, extra line mixture: 12 for 3/0, 50 lor 10/-, 100 lor 18/-.—-B. H. Just, Botanical Nursery, Palmerston North. PIMIS lusigals, good, well-wrenched , plants, bushy for sale. —U. H. Macdonald nurseryman, Manuwera. m ENGLISH, silver wire drawn. Prophylactic shape. That describes Irvine’s Prophylactic Tooth Brush. —J, IS- Irvine, Chemist. Ford Covers, nori-skid, 85/-; tubes 15/-, lltted free.—Para Rubber Company, Ltd., Victoria St. Hamilton. FRUIT TREES:—Apples, Pears, Peaches, I nectarines, Plums at F. \V. Sandejs and Co.; ’phone 24045. 7-i HAVE your Furniture Re-upholstered and Re-covered by 11. Bratl, Practical Upholsterer, Greenwood Street, Frankton. Reasonable charges. 111 TALKCTRIG Torches, all sizes and shapes, Xu also Batteries and Bulbs; fresh stocks weekly at W. M. Pitcher and Coy., Hamilton. IF you are an Amateur photographer it is essential that you keep in touch with the Camera House, next Booth and Chapman. ANTICRaC for sore teats, the dairyman’s friend, 2/6 per pound tin. —Balllie’s, Limited, Cash Chemists, Hamilton. CHILBLAINS quickly relieved and cured i by using “Kowhal” Chilblain Cream, 1/6.—-Baillle’s, Ltd., Cash Chemists, Hamilton. GOLF 1 Hutchinson won the World's Championship with Silver Kings.—Get them from the Para Rubber Company, Victoria Street. WlUTiriG Pads, Envelopes, and Stationery at bed-rock prices—W. S. Anderson, op. Winter Show BuHdlngs. ’Phone 2317. LONDON CASH STORE (Late Harvey).— i 2/0 Tea.--To advertise this line we give free lib loaf sugar with each 11b of Tea. . "ANION Plants 1/- hum, 7/6 thous.; J choice Flower Seedlings 2/- doz.; abhage Plants S./9 hun, post paid; cash nth order. —W Ambler, Ngaruawahia. FOR SALE—Qnd-hanu single and double . buggies, all In good running order and condition. —Inspect at Arthur Atkin Vehicle Factory. Box 48.

OiEED POTATOES. —Best Southern Grown Pink and White Beauty of Hebron now In stock. —Waikato Farmers’ Supply Stores. Colllngwood Street. 421 Try our School Writing- Pads, best and cheapest in town. —W. S. Anderson, Ward St., Telephone 2317. P" rices FALLING! —Ladles’ Costumes from £3 10/-, Skirts from £2 10/-, I Divided Skirts from £3 10/-.'- —-At do Luen, Tailor and Costumier, next F.A.C. FORSYTHE’S Special "Expectorant” Cough Mixture for hard colds. Bottles 2/6. —Forsythe, Chemist, Hamilton. STYLE is Just as Important os nt in men’s suits. Let mo design your next if vou want something smart. —R. A. Kiddey, Railway Buildings (late London Cutting Academy). Ol BUYS the Quality Cycle Tyre at S/JL Oldham’s. Vulcanisers. Two doors from King’s Theatre. Tel. 1706. WHAT’S worth doing is worth doing well! Ladies, let me repair your pumps.—Frederick Lee, Bootmaker, back Paul’s Arcade. SOMETHING away from the ordinary in men’s suits can be seen at R. A. Kidney's (late London Cutting Academy), Railway Buildings. IF you art an Amateur Photographer you should get your Developing and Printing done at the Camera House, next Booth and Chapman. WRINGER Rollers re-rubbered at Oldham’s, Vulcanisers. Two doors from King’s Theatre. Tel. 1760. WANTED TO SELL—3I h.p. “Bradbury,” 3 speed gear, £35: 3J h.p. “Rover,” just overhauled, £ls: 3} h.p. “Humber,” £55. —W. M. Pitcher and Coy., Hamilton. I FOOTBALLERS answer the ball by sup;l porting your Carnival Queen! Every shilling means increased conveniences at the Union’s new ground! S 3 ORNAMENTAL TREES A ROSES.—The largest collection in the Waikato at F. W. Sanders and Co., Box 203, Hamilton. 74 CXYGLES overhauled' and repaired prompt--I Iv. We specialise in Enamelling and Plating. So get your cycle ready for the spring at W. M. Pitcher and Coy., 42, Victoria Street. Hamilton. IF yon are an Amateur Photographer you should call at the Camera House, next Booth and Chapman, so that wo can help you with your hobby. I > ALLY round the Banner: Mrs A. w. L Green Is Rugby’s Carnival Queen! The Great Campaign has 'opened. Your best aid is wanted!