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Waikato Times, Volume 97, Issue 15274, 26 June 1923, Page 4

COMMENCING ON ANOTHER GREAT SERIAL, ANOTHER GREAT SERIAL, ANOTHER GREAT SERIAL, FASCINATING, GRIPPING AND APPEALING FASCINATING, GRIPPING AND APPEALING FASCINATING, GRIPPING AND APPEALING START IT ON MONDAY NEXT. LOST AND FOUND. EOUND —Purse, containing- money.—Apply Times. 65a LOST. —A man’s Drown Gauntlet Motor Glove (lert liana). Reward. —Ring ai33. LOST —Between Railway Station and No. 1 Bridge, NVliitlora, Cameo Broocli.— Apply Times. 711 LOST —Monday night, between Cambridge Sanatorium and Hamilton, Bag containing clothes, etc. —Dent and Sons, Ward Street. 717 LOST. —Spare Motor Tyre and Rim, Goodyear, 765 x 105, between 'l'auwbarc and Morrinsville. Reward.—Box 171, Hamilton. 662 MORE, . Hairdresser, again bursts the ring—Gents’ llaircuttlng 1/-. Help him, boysj 687 NURSING. s T. 0 LAVES, PRIVATE NURSING HOME. ALBERT STREET. HAMILTON EAST. THIS Up-to-date Nursing Home Is now open to receive Patients. Every .modern convenience. Address communications to MISS FRITH, Secretary. Principal, NURSE J. A. GRAY. ’Phone 1628. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. DISSOLUTION OF~PARTNERSinp7 ipilE Partnership heretofore existing among Frank Clayton Peace, Richard Willett Ilay, and John Leslie Stapleton, trading together under the style of PEACE, HAY AND CO„ Ward Street, Hamilton, is dissolved by mutual consent. Dated 20th June, 1923. FRANK CLAYTON PEACE, RICHARD WILLETT HAY, JOHN LESLIE STAPLETON. R. W. Hay will act on behalf of the said partners in the matter of collection and payment of outstanding accounts. 528

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