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Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20465, 4 April 1938, Page 6

FUNERAL PIRECTORB E Gr gCWMSHAW, J^TD. WAIKATO’S LEADING FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Hood St., Hamilton. Phone 2132 any hour. Res., 7 Thackeray St. GEO. BOYES A CO., LTD. J-OR gALE £1250 £1250 Extremely nice bungalow oi 6 Rooms and 2 Porches, with all modern conveniences; garage, concrete paths. Everything in first-class order inside and out. Elevated section, in handy position. The cheapest home in Hamilton. For full particulars apply: Q.EO. gOYES & £JOY., L TD *’ ALMA STREET. Phones 2215; evenings 3496. HALLENSTEIN BROS., LTD. UST Opened—Our New Range or Men’s English Golf Shoes, In Tan Grained Leathers. Oxford and Derby Styles. Leather or rubber soles. 28/6 to 42/6, WONDERFUL Value. Sample range of Ladles’ Paragon Shoes, In court, lace and bar styles. All size 4. At Half original prices.

Marriage Allowances. —It was an- | nounced in the British House of Com- i mons that medical officers in the Royal Navy, whose case was reserved for further consideration, are to receive marriage allowances under the same conditions as were recently granted to other naval officers. A free fair, under the auspices of the Waikato Regimental and Hamilton Municipal Band will be held in the Drill Hall, Knox Street, to-morrow. The fair will be officially opened at 2 p.m. by Colonel R. D. McFarland. PENALTY OF NEGLECT It was the usual story—he neglected the cold—complications set In and it cost him a pretty penny before he was well again. Pulnionas pastilles would have saved him the pain, worry and expense. Pulmonas’ heating vapours destroy all germs of ’flu etc., in the respiratory system. 1/-, 1/6 ana 2/6, chenusU and atorea, .13)