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E. C. DAY, LTD. SPECIAL OFFER DURING LAST WEEK of our STOCKTAKING SALE. A Well-constructed Polished Rimu Combination Chest, made to the following specifications: Size of top, 34 in. x 16in; height, 33in.; mirror, 18m. x 12in.; Drawers (3), Bin. deep, dovetailed, back and front. PRICE, £2 16ft. E. C. D AY ' LTDAUCTIONEERS, HAMILTON. Furniture Department. J. W. BELZ & CO. rWR PRICES ARE ALWAYS BELOW " OR AT PAR WITH SALE PRICES. 3ft. Rimu Beds and Wires. 35/-; 3Drawer Duchess Chests, £2 16s; 2Drawer Duchess Chests, £2 12s 6d; Loose Kapoo Mattress, £1 10s; Pillows, 2s 6d to 5s 6d; Chairs, Canadian pattern (made in Hamilton) 7s 6d; 8 x 10 Tents and Flys, £2 2s; 10 x 12 Tents and Flys, £2 19s Gd; Linoleum, 6s 6d to' 7s 9d per yard. We are Ga3h Buyers of Used Furniture. We Conduct Clearance Sales, Value for Probate, and other duties. Your Patronage solicited. i J. W. B ELZ 4 c°AUCTIONEERS, VICTORIA STREET, | Phone 2935. MOTOR SERVICES. gUSBS LIMITED. PHONES, 1620 & 2327. CONTINUOUS STREET SERVICE J»USES LIMITED. ROBT. E. MoCRAE, Manager. INSURANCE. Consult— H. G. L overidqe ' CHIEF AGENT A.M.P. SOCIETY, Hamilton. Re Whole Life, Endowment, Partnership and Probate Policies. Phone: Office 1702; Private. 1911. DENTISTRY. C. F. gHERLEY, DENTAL SURGEON, ALBANY BUILDINGS (Next Strand Theatre), HAMILTON. ’Phone 1727. A. L. Y™’ DENTAL SURGEON, Address — Over H. H. Howden’s, Jeweller. ’Phone, 1571. R. R. C RANWELL * DENTAL SURGEON, RAILWAY BUILDINGS, HAMILTON Specialist in Extraction and Dentures. ’Phone 1642. r p Jg Li It TEN SIIAW, 8.D.5., SURGEON DENTIST, KING'S CHAMBERS, ’Phone 2322. (Next Railway Line) M"- J. G. H. M ackA DENTAL SURGEON, SOUTH BRITISH BUILDINGS, Victoria St.. Itamiiton. ’Phone 33G1. 3111 DE yENNY DENTAL SURGEON, VICTORIA STREET HAMILTON (Opp. P.O. Savings Bank). .< phone No. 1556 O. J. T UCK> (Late W. Hobbs), DENTAL SURGEON, Victoria Buildings, 70 Victoria Street, (Opposite Wesley Chambers). Phone: 1553. Hours. 9 to 5. Sat, 9 HOUSE DECORATORS. ROT THE BURGLAR rot You lock your doors and fasten the windows to protect yourself against burglars. But do you give the exposed parts of the woodwork a chance to protect themselves against rot? Dry rot is just like a burglar. It watches for a chance to sneak in and rob the wood of its strength. And it does sneak in—if it’s not kept out by Paint. Rot can’t stand Paint. It won’t come near it. Your duty towards your house mands that you examine the wood'w thoroughly. It the paint is worn, wood is no longer weatherproofed, lime to see your decorator You may say, “I’ll wait anot year.” You may lose a lot. The c of new woodwork would pay for ma many paintings. gOOTH AND QHAPMAN, JQTD., WALLPAPER, GLASS & BUILDERS’ MERCHANTS, SIGN WRITERS & DECORATORS. VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. 'JT'AUPO ‘rj'O’IARA <JTMBER Qo. Stook the FINEST MOUNTAIN SAWN AND DRESSED TIMBERS. TOTARA, MATAI, RIMU. SAWN TOTARAS—Fencing Droppers Shingles, Survey Pegs, etc. SASH MATERIALS. WRITE FOR PRICE LIST. Head Office; Putaruru. ’Phone, 2. Telegrams: Tatotlco. QRAWFORD AND QO. TAUPIRI COAL. COKE, BLACK WATTLE, MANAWA, TI-TREE AND KINDLING WOOD. BY THE BAG. OR LOAD. l CRAWFORD & GO., i Phone, 2040. Phone. 2045*

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Waikato Times, Volume 106, Issue 17840, 12 October 1929, Page 6

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