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Waikato Times, Volume 103, Issue 17410, 24 May 1928, Page 4

SHIPPING. PORT OP WAIKATO. P.s. Manuwai is at Perry Wharf and will sail for Cambridge early tomorrow. P.s. Rawhiti is expected at Hamilton to-day. A.s. Hauturu will load at Onehunga on Monday next for Waikato. S.s. Progress will load at Dunedin on Monday next for Waikato. THE WAIKATO TIMES. THREE EDITIONS DAILY. FIRST EDITION ... 12 noon. SECOND EDITION .. 3 p.m. THIRD EDITION 4 p m. SATURDAY 8 O’CLOCK EDITION. MOTOR SERVICES. JgUSES J^IMITED. PHONES QONTINUOUS gTREET 1620 2327 gERVICE J)AY AND JSJIGHT. ROTOKAURIPLEASURE GROUNDS — SUNDAY— Bus leaves Ham. P.O. 2 p.m. (weather permitting). J)IDE IN THE BLUE BUS. ROBT. E. M CRAE. Manager. JgUSES J^IMITED. MUSIC. M ISS A Grs ' ES P, ENrilE * Teacher or PIANOFORTE AND THEORY. Pupils prepared for all Examinations and Competitions. Studio: 31 River Road (late Mrs A. C. Johnson’s). Phone 1716. M ISS M AVIS R ENmE> (Successor to Mrs. A. C. Johnson), TEACHER OF VIOLIN. Pupils prepared for all Examinations and competitions. Special Branch In Studio lor Steel uuitar. Pupil of Walter smith, Auckland. Studio: 31 River Road. Phone 1716. Prospectus at Arthur Eady and Co.’s., Hamilton. DENTAL. E. R. G aESHAM ' DENTAL SURGEON. WAIKATO TIMES’ NEW BUILDINGS. Phone 2977. C. F. gHERLEY, DENTAL SURGEON. ALBANY BUILDINGS. (Next Strand Theatre.) HAMLTON. Phone 1727. EDUCATIONAL. PRACTICAL The young person who purposes entering a commercial office needs a thorough working knowledge of SHORTHAND and TYPEWRITING, and requires in addition practical training in the details of routine OFFICE DUTIES. RAIN’S QOMMEnCIAL £JOLLEGE specialises in such training by means of thorough individual instruction. Courses may he commenced at any time. i D. E. DUTHOIT, Principal. 58 Colliugwood St., Hamilton. ’Phone 2051. (Also at Auckland.) DENTAL. jQENTISTRY. A F ULL D ENTURE £2/2/: LIFE-LIKE, NATURAL and PERFECT FIT. RE-MODELLING, 30/PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS, 2/6. No Charge for Extractions when j&ntures ordered. pARK piTTAR, SURGEON DENTIST. (Opposite National Bank of N.Z.). VICTORIA STREET. 35 Years’ Experience.

How Southland water can ruin iron pipes was shown to members of the Southland Hospital Board the other day. when the secretary passed round for inspection <two pipes taken from the hot water system at Kew Hospital (reports the Southland Times). The pipes were almost choked with rust, the hole (hat was once three-quarters of an inch in diameter being too small to admit a pencil. “There is only one thing to do —use copper pipes,” remarked a member. Later, in conversation with a reporter, a country member of the board said that the same troublo was experienced in the country, though the rusting was not quite so rapid, lie blamed the nature of the water in Southland-