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Waikato Times, Volume 96, Issue 15357, 4 October 1923, Page 4

LOST AND FOUND. LOST, —Argylo Street or Te Aroha Street, Clau'delands, Wiitte Fur.— Leavo at Times. 72 LOST. —Last night, White Doeskin Clove. Finder plcaso return to Rlvett's, Fruiterers. H 5 LOST. —Hub Cap off Motor Lorry. Reward.—A. Turner, Beale Street, Hamilton East. 73 ' OST. —Sunday morning-, Crank Handle, -i between Dey Street . Cambridge Road, and P.O. (via Galloway Street). — Finder please return to Holtby, Taxi Stand. Reward. 87 LOST.— Between Hamilton and Waingaro Springs, Leather Suit Case, containing valuables and jewellery. Reward. Communicate with Stewart, Wal-ng-aro Springs, or 'phone 2337, Hamilton. NOTICE TO LAND AGENTS. AND AGENTS.—PIease take notice the i Farmers' Auctioneering Co., Ltd., are appointed Solo Agents 'for sale of my house, 55 Galloway Street. —V. Graydon. IURNISHED HOUSE, 6 rooms and every •convonienco, few minutes Footbridge.—Soo Geo. Boyca and Co., King's Chambers. 122 UPERIOR BUNGALOW, furnished or unfurnished, every modern convenience, close to station; Bungalow, 5 rooms, 32/6; Bungalow, .5 rooms, 35/-; House, 5 rooms, 30/-; House, 1 rooms, 27/G. Fisher, Land Agent, Colllngwood Stroot. [TWO or three rooms to let (unfurJ. nished), Peachgrove Road, ;n quiet home, no children.—Address Times. 29 TO LET.—Cottage, 17 Clarence Street. Rent 35/- per week. —Apply 17 Clarence Street. 56 0 LET.—Six-roomed House, all con- -«- venlcnccs, Lake Road.—Apply T. Sowman, Tobacconist, Commerce Street, Frankton. , • 112 TO LET, furnished, Tor six months.—One Six-roomed Bungalow, n and c, c. 1., 'phono, well furnished, central/ Claudelands. —Apply sharp J. R. Fow. 111 TO LET. —Tie Central Bakery Premises, opposite Hamilton Hotel.—Apply J. Bettley, 'phone 1919. 779 IS3WA T T Y. Professional Verbatim Shorthand Reporter. PUBLIC TYPISTE. Legal and Commercial Private Secretary. Commissions and Meetings Reported throughout the District. JESMOND BUILDINGS, HAMILTON. M ISS A: D RAKE> PUBLIC AND CONFIDENTIAL TYPISTE AND STENOGRAPHER, —in— EVERYBODY'S BUILDINGS, VICTORU. ST. Thoroughly experienced in Legal and Commercial Work. Duplicating Work done. REMOVAL NOTICE. REMOVAL NOTICE. H. F FRANKTON'S OLD-ESTABLISHED GROCER,

Begs to announce that he has' Removed into his New and Up-to-date Premises, on the corner of GREENWOOD AND MASSEY STS. (Opp. Mr Pearce's Butchery). Mr Finlay wishes the Public to understand that Mr Fitzgerald is only occupying the old premises evacuated by him, and that Mr Finlay's new Store will still be known as the BRIDGE STORE. Mr Finlay takes this opportunity to thank the Public for their past support, and hopes with his more up-to-date service that he will have same support. 'PHONE 2422. MOTOR SERVICE. •"M 0A " C IIAR-A-BANC . .TILL leave King's Buildings al 2.30 p.m. W Wednesday, 3rd October, for one hour's run, via Matangl Glaxo Factory and Tamanere. Fare 2/C. GEO. SOAISES, Proprietor. m oa e 'Phone 1437. Motor Service, Hamilton East: 'Buses leave corner or Galloway Streoi and Cambridge Road, 8 a.m., 0.45, and 12 noon (Wednesday and Saturdays excepted). From liettlna Road and Grey Street, Claudelands, 2 p.m., for Hamilton; return 4 p.m. rrom Tlieatre Royal; rrom Bettlna Road ror pictures 7.15 p.m. Special arrangements made ror Wellington Expresses. GEO. SOANES, Proprietor. 'OYAL '.MAIL MOTOR SERVICE, u CAMBRIDGE AND HAMILTON. FROM 3rd SEPT., 1923, DAILY. Leave Cambridge P.O. 8.15 aju., arrive Hamilton 0 a.m. Leave Hamilton Railway Crossing, 9.10 a.m., P.O. 0.15 a.m., arrive Cambridge 10 a.m. 6Loave cambrldgo P.O. 10.30 a.m., arrive Hamilton 11.30 ajn. Leave Hamilton P.O. 2.15 pjn., arrive Cambridge 3.15 p.m. FARES—Single 5/-. Return 8/-. EVENING TRIP. Leave Cambridge 8.15 p.m., arrive Frankton 0.15 p.m. Leave Frank ton 10 p.m., u-rlve Cambridge 11 pjn. Saturday Night Car leave Hamilton 9.30, arrive Cambridge 10.30 pjn. Fares: Single 7/6, Return 12/6. booking offices—Tombs' Garage, 'pnone 2167, Hamilton. Corpo Motors and 'phone 564, Cambridge. G. WRATTEN, Proprietor.

The Prince of Wales has concluded his holiday on his ranch and departed for England on Monday, declaring that lie will return as soon as humanly possible. The Daily Express slates the farmers in Essex are. losing so heavily that they declare it to he necessary to reIduce farm labourers' wages from 27s to 15s weekly. ideas sell Tor Dig money ir properly protected and marketed. Keep your Invention secret until you have consulted us. Wo will pladly discuss Its protection and commercial development.—Henry Huffhes, Ltd., Patent Attorneys, 157 Featnerston Street, Wellington, and at Oueon Street (opposite Fort Street), Auckland.