SITUATIONS WANTED. A MARRIED MAN, capable machines, teams, etc.—Apply “Dagger,” Klo Kin 573 MAN, married, 'with help, experienced sheep anti dairying, sects situation on farm.—Address Times. 659 KABBIT Poisoning by experienced man; guarantee good results.—Write particulars to “Rabbits,” Times. 646 TWO mates want Ti-tree or Gorse Cutting, by day or contract. —Apply Ilobson, Morrinsville. 560 'c r OUNG Lady, Associate London College Music, desires temporary or permanent engagement.—■“A.L.C.M.,” Times. WANTED. —Oißce Cleaning by respectable woman.—Apply “D.A.,” C/o Times. 678 WANTED— Two days’ work a week by clean respectablo woman.— Reply “Te Rapa,” Times'. 722 MCT7-NIGHT-S REGISTRY, Victoria St., -&-V ’phone 1452.—Wanted: Cook, Waitress, Housemaid, Pantrymald and Relieving Maid, Lady Help, Generals. Also Farm Hands, Milkers and Ploughmen. Watting: First-class Sharemilkers, good references. IF YOU ARE. REQUIRING FARM HANDS, DOMESTICS, ETC., ETC., Ring the JfiARMERS’ r^GENCY, E. ROBSON, THAMES STREET. ’Phone 78. THANKS. MR A. T. MARTIN, Waharoa, wishes to thank Dr. Gower and the Stall of No. 2 Ward, Waikato Hospital, Tor their untiring attention to him during his recent illness. 1 721 PERSONAL. LIZZIE. —Meet me at More’s, 3.30, getting Shilling Hair-cut. —Willie. 680 WANTED TO LEASE. w ANTED TO LEASE—SmaII Cottage m or near Hamilton.—“ House,” Times. GOOD Dairy Farm, milk about 40 cows, all conveniences, nice house, machines.—Particulars “Careful Tenant,” Times. 310 WANTED. WANTED FOR CLIENT.—From 10-20 Acres, 6-roomed Rouse and Outbuildings. What offers? —Hawke, Pearson ana Co. 614 WANTED —Good grazing for 30 cows and young bull.—Write “Jersey,” Times. 526 PHOTOGRAPHY. >HOTOGRAPHY. iy|~ESSRS QAZE c°HAVE NOW REMOVED TO THEIR NEW STUDIO AT KING’S CHAMBERS, NEXT RAILWAY LINE, VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. FOR SALE. —Baby’s Cot and Chair.— Apply 37, llosstrevor. Street; ’phone 1201. 710 [NOR SALE.—Motor Car Cases.—Apply J. Ci Pomeroy and Co., Ltd., uarage, uexandra Street. .600 FARMERS’ Glory Gooseberry Plants — 65/- per 100, 10/- per doz.—J. R. low and Co., Ltd. 531 MATES, hardwood, 28s; Rlmu, 10s 6d; Of wheelbarrows, Pig Troughs, Washubs.—Sampson Bros. 'Phone 33, Ngaruavauia. 705 ROBERTS’ “R” Electric Radiator, radiating and dainty—the price 50/-. — Roberts, Coiiingwood Street. ’Phoue 2861. SOUTHERN POTATOES still obtainable at Waikato Fruit Markets.—Arthur Fow, Manager, ’phone 1417. 661 [NOR SALE. —Firewood, dry Plnus, In ?l stove blocks. Cash price £1 per load elivered. —’Phone 263 D alter 6 p.m. OOD, clean, sharp Sand i and Gravel X procurable, Victoria Street. — J. iker, Berescourt. Ring 1655. -IOOD clean, sharp Sand and Gravel proIT curable, Victoria Street. Ring 1655. FURNISHINGS. ORK BATH MATS, large sizes and very thick, only 7/6 each at Warman’s. ALL and see our selection of Reversible Hearth Rugs, in all sizes, at WarfYAHY- WOOL CANVAS, suitable for CurOU tains and Table Covers, in Brown, Blue and Buff, only 4/0 yard, at Warman’s. MN. CHINESE MATTING, neat designs, ) only 3/6 yard at Warman’s. CHINESE MATS, large sizes, with Blue, J Brown and Green Borders, 6/11 each Warman’s. 3FT. BEDSTEADS, in Figured Rirnu, with Wire Mattress, 54/6 each, at Warman’s. XULL SIZE RIMU BEDSTEAD, complete with Wire Mattress, Flock Mattress d two Pillows, £6 19/6, complete, at arman’s. >L ANKETS, Sheets, Quilts and Elder- > downs in great variety at Big Reictlous at warman’s. ►UY your Cutlery at Warman’s > secure better value. D AINTY Window Drapings are always procurable at Warman’s. LARGE SIZE Hand-made Indian Hearth Rugs, in the latest colourings, 42/6 each, at Warman’s. TABLE DAMASK, Serviettes, Tray Clofhs and Table Covers—big shipment just arrived to choose from at Warman’s. DD Dining Room Tables, In Grey Oak, Fumed Oak and Rlmu, extension and l-extension. Must be cleared at jghterlug reductions at Warman’s. JITES or Oak Dining Room Chairs, the very latest designs, reduced 4/- in £ at Warman’s. Brussels carpets, in very latest selection of colourings, Oft x 10ft 61n—£7 cash at warman’s. ' ‘BICYCLES FOR SALE. e are overstocked in many lines d fresh shipments arriving, we are regardless of cost. Our lossin. See windows.—W. M. Pitcher Hamilton. CYCLE COVERS, 7/6, 8/6, 0/6; Cycle Tubes, 2/6, 3/6, 4/6. Clear regardless of cost. —W. M. Pitcher and Co., Hamilton. ARROW & LEATHERS.—Indian Scout £65, 31-h.p. Overseas £25, 7/9 Indian £SO, 3i llumher (3-speed) £35. IW & LEATHERS. —7-h.p. Matcb--3 and Side Car £35, Overseas Side-car £SO, 31-h.p. Triumph ) £3O. i\V & LEATHERS specialise In ;le Enamelling. Now Is the time jur Cycle renovated. MOTOR CYCLE COVERS, usually 10/-, now 45/-; 2S x 3 Innter ’G each: 20 by 2} Covers,, 30/-; I’ubes, 8/6, at W. M. Pitcher and WE have seven shop-soiled Juvenile Cycles, usual -price £l2 10/-- —to clear £9 10/-.—W. M. Pitcher and Co., Hamilton. C CHILBLAIN’S cured with Irvine’s ChilJ blaln Liniment. Price 1/6. Preoared by Irvine’s, M.P.S., Chemist.
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Waikato Times, Volume 97, Issue 15274, 26 June 1923, Page 1
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