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Waikato Times, Volume 98, Issue 16096, 20 September 1924, Page 4

NO MORE WAR. Special Invitation to Ladies and All Christians. TVP 1?0BERT QEMPLE, WELL-KNOWN LABOUR LEADER, Will Lecture in the STRAND THEATRE, TO-MORROW NIGHT, SUNDAY, AT 8.15. Subject: "The Moral, Physical and Material Damages oi' War." Mr W. Lea Martin will preside. "EW JEW !REAT i-1 EW 0 URNLEY. URNLEY URNLEY urnley URNLEY D URNLEY URNLEY URNLEY URNLEY URNLEY MYSTERY/ YSTERY. MYSTERY. YSTERY. MYSTERY.' YSTERY. MYSTERY. YSTERY. E. HULME BEAMAN, E. HULME BEAMAN, E. HULME BEAMAN, Will Beg-in in the WAIKATO AIKATO WAIKATO AIKATO WAIKATO AIKATO TIMES IMES TIMES IMES MONDAY TtfEXTON DAY -L> EXT. MONDAY "MEXTONDAY 1* EXT. THRILLING, FASGINATLN'G, MYSTERIOUS, DON'T MISS OPENING CHAPTERS. SALE OF WORK. IT. JOHN'S Methodist Church, Hamilton -> East, Sale or Work, Thursday, September 25, opening 2 p.m. Good display. Afternoon tea. Competitions during evening. Admission free. 380 M ISS E. O. K OWE MASSEUSE AND MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN (By Exam). KING'S CHAMBERS (Ground Floor).. Massage, Electrical Massage, Radiant Heat and Light, etc. 'Phone 2974. 220 A.tfl.P. SOCIETY. NOTHING TO SPARE. SOME people spend all they earn. They have nothing to spare for investments however sound or remunerative. The future is lei't to chance. Wiser folk exercise economy and promptly seize every opportunity to safeguard the future, both for themselves and their dependants. To such, Lire Assurance with the A.M.P. Society makes a strong appeal. They join the ranks of satisfied policyholders and participate in the liberal bonuses or the Society. Last year these amounted to Three Millions, Three Hundred and Fifty Thousand Pounds. Any of the following agents will be glad to supply further particulars of the various attractive plans offered by the A.M.P. SOCIETY. H. G. LOVERIDGE, C/0 A.M.P. Society, Hamilton. 11. G. SOMERVELL, C/o A.M.P. Society, Paeroa. rfHE HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL X OLD GIRLS' ASSOCIATION. The Annual Reunion of the above Association will be held at the High School on MONDAY, 22nd. Basketball and Hockey Matches will be played at Seddon Park in the morning. All members are invited to attend. 499 'OUSE, 5 rooms, close Frankton Station, . 30/-; House and 12 acres, Claudelands, 50/-; 4 rooms, 22/6; furnished house, 6 rooms, very handy, 60/-. —Fagan, Agent, Hamilton. 469 TO LET.—4 -roomed flat, modern conveniences, self contained, gas cooker, electric iron, bathroom, etc.—'Phone 2507. TO LET.-—Four Rooms, Claudelands, partly furnished; £1 weekly, good tenant. —Address Times Office. 567 TO LET.—Large 7-roomed house, all conveniences, septic tank, etc., 2 miles rrom borough; £1 per week to approved tenant.—Aubrey Chftty, Bridge Street, Hamilton East. 537 TO LET, To Let, To Let—s rooms, Milton Street, 6 rooms Frankton, 4 rooms I'rankton. —The Home Finders. TO LET —Whitiora, 5 rooms, car shed, 37/6; Claudelands, 5 rooms, 35/-; River Road, 40/-. —Staples, Agent. 497 TO LET—New Bungalow on River Bank, at Whitiora, with garage and every modern convenience.—Apply 451 Victoria St., or 'phone 1220. 10 LET. —3 Houses, convenient positions, usual requirements; rents from 27/6 weekly.—Apply Jacob H. Wright, 'phone ICSI. 560 TO let —For three months, November to February, rurnished 5-roomed house, near Beach, Tauranga.—Apply J. Pomeroy and Co., Hamilton. 269 UNION MEETING ROOM. THE above Board Roqm, with accommodation for 50, is available for engagements, meetings, services» etc. Best appointed rom in Hamilton. Charges reasonable. Day 7/(5, night 10/-. Full particulars —N.Z. Farmers' Union Office, Hood Street, or 'phone 1715. T° L 1 ■ ARGE portion of (RAILWAY LEASE. 1 CLAUDELANDS ST.VHON, suitable for Timber Yard. Could lay down siding. Particulars as to rent and term on application to— T AYBOURN & \\7HYTE, Hukanui Road, Claudelands. 'Phone 2853. "Phone 2853. The Government Meteorologist reports: —Indications are for southerly moderate to strong winds. There is a prospect of fair to cloudy weather, with scattered showers. Barometer has a falling tendency. Those ladles who take the trouble to watch Hooker ami Kingston's "star specials" every night this week in their big advertisement on page 7 will be rewarded with some wonderful and useful bargains. To induce morning shopping, these bargains run between 'J and .12 o'clock every morning, and it's an opportunity that hundreds are already iakfng advantage of. It pays. Why not be among the "Thrifty" for this dependable merchandise at Hooker and Kingston's ? Our guarantee stands always behind our goods. "Absolute satisfaction, or your money back." * More eggs are nemg preserved every year with Sharland's Egg PreBcfvalivc —becauso it is absolutely reliable '<•* J