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THE WAIKATO TIMES. email Pre-pald Advertisement*] i& Words i/- per insertion, 4/c tor three insertions. Birth, Marriage, Death and In Memorium Notices, S/6 insertion. Verso 9d line. Death and Funeral Notice, 5/* per insertion. Casual Advertising 6,’- per Inch

SITUATIONS VACANT. GIRL wanted for office; must be able Keep books.—Apply slating- experience and wages required to Clerical, Times. 117 WAITRESSES (2), experienced, and Panlrymaid, wanted at once.— Savoy Dining Rooms. 84 jg.N'ERGETIC OALESMEN J>EQUIRED. Tbe New Zealand Representatives of a large British Manufacturing Firm require Four Salesmen for the Waikato territory. Applicants possessed of good personal address, but without previous selling experience, will be given every opportunity providing they are willing to undergo a course of training. Branch Managers are required for other territories, and unusual opportunities for advancement offer themselves. Apply for personal interview, Friday, 10 a.m., ROOM 0, ROAD’S BLDGS., HAMILTON. 145 FARM HANDS WANTEC. FARM Hand, experienced, for Bay of Plenty farm.—‘For particulars Ring 2 id, Chaupo. ioa GENERAL Hand, sheep and cattle farm, milk four cows; wages 30/-. —Apply C. Parsons, Waingaro. 125 MAN wanted immediately for machine milking and general farm work. — ■n.piy Pnone 27D, Onaupo. UQ BABY’S folding pushchair, good order; cost £4 13s; sell cheap for cash. — Andress at Times. 143 MOTOR, 7* h.p., 400 volts; complete with switches and fuses.—ll. A. Baggarley, wo. coomnnoge, Ward St.. Hamilton. 149 / > ls.n Coal, the cieauesi, nrigntest and \Jf nest.—h. Woodward, carrier. Phone 1312. ' It re Burning ouesuon Settled if your . order lor Loin and Firewood is given lo E. Wood ward, carrier. Pnone 1372. i KAi'A 4/-, Maiai 3/-, Tl-tree 3/-, Manawa 2/9, Min Ends l/u, kmdlnig 1/6 ~cr nag; reduction in Uve-hag_ lots.—£. » v oooward, carrier. Phone 1315. etoALS —Give “ Renown ” a Trial; it’s ) good and cleau. Also Tauplrl stocked. t I'uuuu 125/. I IMRE WOOD, Dry; Seed Potatoes; Fowl! Foods; Manures. Delivered Free.— o.W. A P.M., rranklon Juet. Pnone 1257. > /*> BUTTER Box KinCiiug. if ordered X/ O with Taupiri coal. 1/3 hag; l/o 1 uug aione. Xl-iree, Watue, Manawa and .uacrocarpa biocks. —Crawford and Co., v eoal lUercuauis, ccaudeiauds. Phone 2045. j fSXAUITRI Coal, ciean; Duller Box Kind- ) X ling, 1/6 bag single nag. 1/3 if with j coal; n-tree, 3/-; Wattle and Manawa. i/o; Maerucarpa, 2/o. or by the load.—• mawioru and no., came**. Phone 203 5 N EW Cane and Seagrass Prams and Push- : j carts. Keen prices at Clothier’s Em-, ponum. CU’ECIAL Line Oak Bedroom Suites to suit] O all pockets—At Clothier’s Emporium, j LARGE Selection of Chesterfield Suites from £l7 10s lo £35. —Clothier’s Emporium. GOOD Used Furniture always on hand at Clothier’s Emporium, next N.Z. Dairy! buildings. n FRUIT FOR SALE. rpo-MATOES, ripe liot-house, best l/- lb. X. —Forrest, Beale -St., between stonemason and li.E. School. 123 rpOMATOES, firm, any quantity; quality X guaranteed; 4d lh on rail, cash witn order. —Deianey, Avondale. 00 PLANTS FOR SALE. ( BROCCOLI Perennial “ Nine Star.” Cuts 0 to 15 Saleable Heads year after year; strong plants; 6d each. —Carr, 25 urey Street, Hamilton. 157’ DRUMHEAD, Savoy and Succession Cabbage, 1/- IUO, 7/0 1000. Red Pickling 0d doz; 2/0 100. Freight, postage extra. —Bert Stockley, Waihou. 21 DRUMHEAD Cabbage Savoy, Curly Kale, j liroeoU. Early and Late Celery, LelLUC e. Sanders, victoria si., Hamilton. COSMOS, Miniature Sunfiower, Portulacca, Ageratum, Celosia, African Marigolds, etc. —Sanders, Florists. M'Tna LOBATA and Cobea Scandeus, good autumn -dowering Climbers, 3d each, m pots.— -sanders, Victoria St D RUMIIEAD Cabbage, Savoy, Brussi Sprouts, Kuriy Kale, 2/0 lOO; Brot 3/- luu; Celery, 1/0 doz., o/- lot ’ Antirrhinum, Aquiiigia, Aste Salvia, Portulaca, Ceiosi. colli, 3/ stock, Xanendula, pansy Marigold, Cornflower, etc., 1/6 dc 6/- collection 5 doz. CasU witn order.' W. Ambler, Ngaruawahla. WANTED TO BUY. BUNGALOW’, 5-roomed, modern, from end January.—-State locality aiid rental to Housetop, Times. 114 MOWER, in good order, cheap, spot cash; no agents.—Address at Times. MOTOR-CYCLE, light weight, secondhand; must ho in good order.—Cash, Box 22, Morrmsviile. 139 OECO.NDHA.ND Bicycle. State prise and O where seen.—Bike, Times olllce. 141 WEATHER Boarding, about 200U1L, new or seeond-liaud. —Apply J. Johnson, Box 13 1, Hamilton. 140 ,1 A CASH BUYER OF CARS, TRUCKS iiSD MOTOR-CYCLES for " Wh JBCa .— j. A. IIIOMAS, Speeiailsl m ouu Replacements, FRANK lON. t \V» mile -cm and sen tne Parts). MOTOR WRECKING. M OT O R W 1 -We dlsm/intlc ’em and sell the good To date we have dismantled upwa 10U Cars, Trucks, and Motor-Cycles, different makes, and or various n ancient and modern. These vehicles mostly in good condition internal!: were “ scrapped,” eillior tUrougli Been in a “ sinasll-up ” or body bet dilapidated. Slocks of parts are and growing daily. Prices range quarter to hail or new. \LSO —Complete Engines (Si Launches and Bush Jobs), Sets or Wheels and Axles (Suitable Trailer Konakis) ; Dynamos, Magnetos, Tyre hotstery, etc., etc. ALSO: Complen at chassis only, at all prices, THOMAS, QARS AND I'RANKTON JUNCTION. Phone gramophone repairs. T WAIT ANY LONGER! ARRANGE IMMEDIATELY FOR THOSE gUtAMOPHONE JN EPALRS. eople may be doomed to disappolntLbrough •‘waiting a little longer " pert will call in response to your Phone 2085. Wc guarantee our insnip and execute every class of gramophone repairing. JAMES &. gON, Chambers. St.. opposite Trust. Phone 2985. \YTALK Easy ointment ror Tire a Feet. iVV. Removes hard skin, callouses, etc. Works while you sleep. No excuse for Umpiug. Tin posted ror 1/6.—K. W. HaiL 112 Armagh St- Christchurch. DUCKHAM’S New Process Motor Oil won’t let the ruel power slip past the pislons. It forms a film—therefore a lower (u<B hlli is the result

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Waikato Times, Volume 105, Issue 17606, 10 January 1929, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Waikato Times, Volume 105, Issue 17606, 10 January 1929, Page 1

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