Page 8 Advertisements Column 3

Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20426, 17 February 1938, Page 8

PRF>S NEWS A TRAGIC RECORD JV". TROTSKY'S FAMILY PARIS, Fed. 1G IV!. Leon Trotsky, eldest _cn of the alter an and *.o daughters. One daughter e other The youngest son, an engineer, was arrested in Russia last year on a charge o < e in con sd to be iil in prison. ROUNDLY CONDEMNED FAIR RENTS ACT “DETRIMENTAL TO PROGRESS” AUCKLAND, Thursday. conaemned at th.s mo meeting ct the Chamber 01 Commerce by the c;.airman, Mr W. R. Fe.. ) t .ink it is t. e Statute Book. he -.a d. it was doc cua to at* tne Assoc.atec Cram-oci-L .o request the M.i , . l. uf ustice flu', allowing the Kindle: j'j ,o cuta.n possession of their housed in tnc event of then pre ed for rebuilding purposes.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS E. G. gCRIMSHAW, y^TD., WAIKATO’S LEADING FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Hood St., Hamilton. Pnone 2182 any liour. Res., 7 Thackeray St. ANNOUNCEMENT gOR gALE NEW BUNGALOW of FIVE ROOMS and every convenience, Just about completed. This house Is exceptionally well built of first-class material. HANDY POSITION, just off bus route. Deposit. Owner will consider Reasonable Deposit—say £2OO. Balance arranged. PRICE £985 PRICE £985 QEO. gOYES & QO., gTD., ALMA STREET, Phones 2215, Evenings 3496.