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Waikato Times, Volume 97, Issue 15225, 30 April 1923, Page 4

UNCHANGING "CHAMPION' 7 WATERFRONT RAILWAY. ''Champion" and Mr Harris, M.P., are as unchangeable In their views on this matter as the proverbial Ethiopian or Leopard in regrard to the colour and texture or their epidermic exteriors, or as the East is supposed to be generally. In our nature we are not so kaleidoscopic as the estimated cost or the Prince's Wharr, which Mr Henderson first told us was to/ cost £750,000, and now. like the rox's tall, Is reduced by'him to £480,000, and then with a wave or the chairman's mafcic wand, is dwindled, like the . asses' skin, to a trine or £320. The most charming- Teature or this mag-ic illusion is the reason given Tor this reduction in the cost, viz., "speeding up." What have the labour unions got to say? Mr Henderson"s original object In setting- down a high figure tor this work was to make the high cost an argument in ravour or the railway the reduced ratio or cost is a 50 per cent reduction in his argument. One member on Tuesday afternoon Is re'oorted to have said: "There never will he any satisfaction till the Harbour Board takes control or the railwavs along the waterrront." This is the day dream or the Harbour Board member —a network or railway lines along the, waterrront, witlTa viaduct to Freeman's Bay, and an Order-in-Council, which Mr Harris says they will not get. This railway connection is ror the purpose of reducing the handling- charges on exports, which caniot be undertaken by the berthagre space ror eig-ht liners which already exists between Queen's Wtoarr and Mechanic's Bay, and we are inrormed by the Harbour Board report that the* imports last year amounted to 1,080,087 tons, and the exports to 331,419 tons, and that the value or imports exceeded that or exports by £2,81Q,974. Surely the present /berthage space should be sufficient for the export or 331,419 tons annually. For unchanging consistency we recommend the invariable CHAMPION MUSCLE RAISER FLOUR, STANDARD OATMEAL, ROLLED. OATS, AND GRUEL MEAL. MEETINGS. / COURT PRIDE OF WAIKATO. (FORESTERS) MEETS TUESDAY, MAY Ist. Nomination or (Officers and General. 593 J. G. HARP, Secretary. TE RAPA. nual Meeting of members of the Te Rapa Club (incorporated), will be held in the Hall on sth May, at 8 p.m. / . Business.—Election of Officers and presentation of Balance-sheet. R. J. CHURCH, 65,7 Secretary. CORRECTION. tHE WTLLYSiKMGHT AGENTS regret that the 3-seater de Luxe with Colonial body was recently incorrectly advertised at £635 instead of £650, but intimate that the new prices or the economical and combrortablc Tourtng Cars, 5-seater, £555. and 7-seater, with Disc Wheels,, £635, will stand. Agents— J. Pomberoy and Co., Ltd., Hamilton. J. Davies, Rotorua; 7 \V. F. Neal, Taneatua; J. Deakin, Tauranga.639 MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. ■ AND GENTLEMEN— v 'i desire to thank those who voted for me and helped to place me within measurable distance of success. In the past I have "Done what I could,'/and if at any time J am wanted, I may "Come again." Vs.- , Faithfully-Yours, 655 B. C. LOWRY. THANKS. ■ UCJSXt\CJ I'll III J ati^i^/iuuu., ■*■ to the Electors of Hamilton who supported me at the recent Municipal Election. t GGS '♦ J. BATESON. , THANKS. ' ' WISH to sincerely thank all those • who%voted for me on polling day for the Harbour Board election., 644 A. H. ELLICOTT. HAMILTON LADIES' CLUB. 'HE first L.G.U. Medal Round will '" bo played on WEDNESDAY, May 2nd. Players to choose their own partners. 654 M. STEVENS, Hon. Sec. , TO CONTRACTORS. T)LANS and- Specifications of Alterations and Additions to Residence in Clarence Street may be seen at our office, where tenders close at Noon on the Bth May. J. E. CIIITTY, F.N.Z.I.A. T. S. CRAY, A.N.Z.I.A. Gl9 Registered Architects. FINANCIAL. ONEY TO LEND. . on Promissory Note, Furniture, Life Policies or any security. Strictly confidential. 0 HILTON BURN, State Fire Insurance Buildings (Next Post Office). Victoria Street, Hamilton. Post onice-Box 302. 'Phones: Private 1042. Office 2961. R 5 L'DWilfl (nee M'lle Eugenie Duval) has commenced teachinjr FRENCH (Junior and advanced) In MR EDWIN DENNIS' STUDIO, KING'S BUILDINGS.. INTENDING STUDENTS INTERVIEWED EVERY WEDNESDAY, between 1 and 2.30 p.m Mill F. WSk MgESS L.T.C.L., L.A.B. _ Teacher or PIANOFORTE, HARMONY and THEORY. Res.: Uillcrcst Road. Studio: Main St., Hamilton East. Frankton. 'Phone 2692. W F. ,W. H AnmNOHAM ' PROFESSIONAL PIANOFORTE TUNER Af>D REPAIRER (Member or Auckland Provincial Planofort* Tuner's Association;. OVER 26 YEARS' LOA'DON AND COLONIAL EXPERIENCE. Residence: River Road (two doors rrom i Presbyterian Church. 'Phone 147*. ALWAYS at your service—Motor and A- llnrse Carrir-r. Full supplies Taupirl Coal and Firewood. Prompt delivery.—\v. c, Hodder, Main Street, Frank♦on. 'PHOJJO 129JL