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Waikato Times, Volume 111, Issue 18651, 1 June 1932, Page 2

TRADERS. \ BESS N. W. BLACKIE Phono 3009 (Opp. Hooker and Kingston’s). j Rlmu Duchesse, 62/6; Rimu Bedstead with wire, as new, -42/6; Set Bins, 12/6; Verandah Blind, 12/6; Hospital Bed, 22/6; Stretcher, 17/6; Lino for room 10 x 12, 30/-; Oak Cot and Wire; Handsome Grey Ash ■ Bedroom Suite, cabriole legs, oval mirrors, inset glass panels to wardrobe, complete with flrst-class wire wove, everything as new. An expensive suite for only £l6/10/-. j Oak Bedroom Suite, complete with i wire-wove, a handsome room for ] £l4/10/-. Mattresses, 35/-, 22/6, j 17/6; Barrow’ Wheel, 6/-; Wringer! 20/-; Electric Heater, 12/6; English Dinner Set, 50 picees, 26/-; Rimu Cot and wire, 25/-; Oval Rimu Dining Table, 40/-; 2 4x3 Kitchen Tables, new, 22/6 ea.; 3-Plooe Chesterfield Suite, best quality wool moquette. Price only, £l2/10/-; Rimu Settee and Wool Moquette Squab, 55/-; Settee, upholstered seat, 52/6; Singer Drophead 7-drawer, £8 10/-; (guaranteed) ; Gate-leg Table, 40/-; 2 Reversible Vestibule Rugs, 39/6; Gum Boots; Lawsonlanas. NOTE —Everything advertised in this list Is In absolutely First Class Condition. N. W. BLACKIE. public Notices. TN THE MATTER of an Election to the office of One Member for the Auokland Harbour Board for the Combined Districts of Waikato, Waipa and Raglan Counties held on the 11th day or May, 1932, and IN THE MATTER of a petition by Twelve Electors demanding an Inquiry as to the conduct of the said election. NOTICE is hereby given that the inquiry demanded by the above mentioned petition shall be commenced before the undersigned Stipendiary Magistrate at the Courthouse at HAMILTON on WEDNESDAY, the Bth day of June, 1932, at the hour of 2.15 o’clock In the afternoon. WYVERN WILSON, 57 Stipendiary Magistrate, i

TgAMILTON DOMAIN BOARD. Permission has been granted to the South Auckland Football Association to make a charge of ONE SHILLING to People entering Seddon Park on SATURDAY, the 4th. of June. GEO. BOYES, 65 Secretary.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. "V'OTICE is hereby given that the Partnership heretofore subsisting between us the undersigned EDWARD VICTOR DICK & ARTHUR HAROLD WILLEY, carrying on business as Tailors at Hamilton under the style of “ E. V. Dick” has been dissolved by mutual consent as from the 30th. day of May 1932. All debts due to and owing by the said late firm will be received and paid by the said EDWARD VICTOR DICK who will continue to carry on the said business under the same style or Arm name and will be responsible for all debts due by the said firm. Dated this 31st day of May, ■1932. EDWARD VICTOR DICK. ARTHUR HAROLD WILLEY.

NATURE'S *»f »Y : rVSTILLED from the fraganl leaves of native gum trees. Sander &. Son*' Eucalypti Extract to a* pure and fresh a* sunlight and mountain air. It is nature’* remedy for many external and Internal disorders of the human system. Invaluable for colds, catarrh and Influenza —an effica* ciou* Inhalant, mouth«wa»h and embrocation. 17XQUISITELY Fair Skin secured by use Jli or Rachel Face Cream. Delicate fragrance. 1/6. —\V. H. Simons, Chemist. S

-Well OrganisedThe various departments of the F.A.C. are in a position to RENDER YOU GOOD SERVICE during your visit to Hamilton during Show week TVo recommend that you leave your car at our Garage, Barton Sti-eet, Place your orders at our retail departments —visit the Waikato Winter Show. Pick up your well packed requirements from the F.A.C. and drive home in comfort after a well-spent day. THE F.A.C. FOR SERVICE FARMERS’ CO-OP. AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD. ■$ & i VISITORS be tailored by an expert 111 * At Prices to Fit To-day's Incomes. With Every Suit Ordered You May Purchase AN OVERCOAT FOR ONE GUINEA PERFECT FITTING BY HAMILTON’S LEADING TAILOR. q SELTZER 167 u. mi. u i VICTORIA STREET.