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Waikato Times, Volume 116, Issue 19460, 27 December 1934, Page 4

Modem Fittings —FOR THE UP - TO -DATE BATHROOM — LAN-BAR! Aluminium Alloy Non - Tarnishing TUMBLER HOLDERS 4/9 TOOTH BRUSH RACKS 1/3 COAT HOOKS... Single 6d, Doable 1/3, Treble 3/3 SOAP HOLDERS 4/6 TELESCOPIC TOWEL RAIL , 7/6 Pure Porcelain Enamel SPONGE BASKETS 8/6 SOAP HOLDERS .... ..„ .... VCOAT HOOKS ... Single i/6, Double 2/6 TOILET FIXTURES 5/6 TOOTHBRUSH RACKS 3/6 These GLASS SHELVES WITH CHROMIUM BRACKETS Can be Cut to Suit Your Requirements, and Many More on View at Our WARD STREET SHOWROOMS HAMILTON HARDWARE GO. LTD. IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF BUILDING MATERIALS, HARDWARE AND PLUMBERS’ MERCHANTS, OIL AND COLOUR AND WALLPAPER IMPORTERS. WAREHOUSE AND MAIN OFFICE WARD STREET. PHONE ISIB. PLUMBING DEPARTMENT, 2130. VICTORIA STREET, 2960. MANAGER’S RESIDENCE, 1378.

OUR FREE EXHIBITION of MODERN HOMES AND KITCHENS is NOW OPEN. Al! Hamilton Housewives must see this display on the first floor of our buildings, Victoria Street (next Railway Crossing). ELLIS &BURNAND Joiners and Timber Merchants HAMILTON. F.A.C. CORRUGATED IRON— For - Haystacks. We have Heavy stocks arriving l and quote line prices ex ship.—F.A.C. OUR AGENCY —The C. & D. Line or Steamships, deliver to our wholesale stores, Auckland, regular indents. Get aur quote 1 for anything ex ship.—F.A.C, Concrete hay weights, each weighing 701 b, are now available at 1/9 >ach. —F.A.C. URPAULINS for covering Stacks are manufactured by us in all qualities—l us what you require—we'll quote.— L.C. SALT —E x regular Indents of Australian Salt we quote £5 12s 6d. per ton \o.r. Auckland ex ship.—F.A.C. HAY FORKS —nought In huge quantities, we are able to retail at prices that will surprise you.—F.A.C. DUPLICATOR PADS. Duplicator jelly pads, rscap Folio Size. Produces up to 70 copies rrom one Impression; typewritten or handwritten matter; no stencils to Duy; 8/e, 1/- postage. Hektograph ink, i/6; Hek tograph Carbotr, eti.—Economic Duplicators.’ 45 Millais St.. Grey Lynn. Auckland RUNNING SHOES. “N ESS ” C 1 HAMPION CfHOES s f Eight Auckland Championships. Also 12 other Winners. Last Year’s Olympic Team —Black, Savldam Elliot, Fouhlster—used my Shoes. Enquiries solicited. Established 40 years.—P. K. NESS, Boot and Shoemaker and Repairer, ill Great North Road, Auckland (Just beyond Reservoir; TO TENNIS PLAYERS. try usk TT T" E R ! or youn j^acquet. VF IT stamped with your INITIALS At tbe MEMO TIMES JOB PRINTING DEPT. Phone 1873. &SIDES INOfl ID It*,- I-*— TAX. —UlocK-t.u, 6/5v solder, Wiping Metal,' Uundredvveight lots onIy.— JANIES HARGRAVES, 72 Lome at. Listen! ! There is no good reason why 5 ■ a man should be a FAILURE— B ■ there are many reasons why ■ s HE SHOULD BE A SUCCESS 1 5 fhoussnds of young men who kite *t«di*d I.C.S. f” Town* and Faita* now held BIG hundred* •( country gill* h**o ■ Thoui*nds of young 3 Course* in Country T< S CITY JOBS, end hi 3 become Clerk*. Ticks ■I. u.ndred. —. ....- - - Tick*) Writer* and Poitor Aftwt*. 5 white nose mess advice —we have a 5 co urse non rout m ■ THE 1.C.8. ILLUSTRATION METHOD ■ ■ MAKES HOME STUDY PRACTICAL ■ 5 International Correipondence 5 3 Schools (New Zealand) Ltd. ■ prosper how I ca* auccead in the occupation 1 hart aatkod. Aeroplane Engln’r, Aeroplane Rigger, Aero. Deelgnlng, Mcdjr Engineer, ■ Accountant! InitFx) ■ Secretarial (InstEx) ■ Com. lltmlratar, ■ Fashion Drawing. ■ Car("tures& C’toene ■ Poster Drawing, ■ Journalism. ■ Short Story VPrtttng, ■ Shaw Card Writer. ■ sa/esmon(*nyhr*nch) ■ .4</wrf’t(»ny branch) ■ Business M tement, ■ General Bookkeeper, M Farm Bookkeeper, ■ Retail Management. ■ Business Letters, ■ General Education, ■ Matriculation, ■ A.MJEE.. ■ A.M.1.C.E., ■ A.M 1.M.E., m Shorthand. Typing. ■ Dressmaking, Diesel Engineer, Motor Meeh. Exam. Electrical Engineer El. WlttmentEx., Radio Engineering, Radio Servicemen * Exam. Radio (Talkies) Building Contractor, Concrete Engln V, Structural Eng'r, Draughtsmanship « I name vehtth branch) Jlrchlleet, Ctail Engineer, N.Z. Highways Cert MechanicalEngln r. Steam Certificates, Chemistry (Jtnaty'l) s m 3 (There ere over 4,000,000 1.C.5. Student*, over 30 000 of these being in New Zeeland). ! ENQUIRIES COST NOTHING— 1 POST NOW H Name S Are Occupation. Address ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■l C, Al. AIUiK, Et strlui «v*.n*«*r. King’s Buildings, 138 A Victor!* Street, HAMILTON. *>o not trust your mowtr t® AMATEURS Take it to BERGERBON, The Lawn . Mower King, / Phone 3670 Hamilton a pleasure when you use Ohrldestowe Shaving Stick. Glorious alter-feel. 1/0; refills lid. All chemists. v 4)

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