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FUNERAL DIRECTOR TT7ALTER piRROW V> \LTKR I>l RRO\V FUNERAL DIRECTOR Established 1012. Cremation' arranged. Floral and Artificial Wreathes. Monumental work supplied. Funerals conducted all parts New Zealand and Overseas. Telephones: Ofnce, 212 Victoria St.. 1 455. Residence. 14 Ulster St.. 2298. I'.O. BOX 278. j' Assistant: Mr L Williams, “The | Grange,” Hukanui Rd. Phone j 2907. >JOTICE ijio OLID AY - MAKERS intending to spend their Vacations at WAIHI BEACH, the mount, tauranga, RAGLAN, KAWHIA, and ROTORUA. Copies of the WAIKATO TIMES fere procurable from the following Agents:— “ TED ” BROWN'S STORE, Waihi Reach. CLARK'S MOUNT STORE, The Mount. Tauranga. • ARTiN OLDBURY’S STORE, Kawhia. • . U. LANGLEY, Raglan. LMENY'S, Rotorua. Keep in daily touch with Hamilton anc’. all Waikato news, and procure your copy from any of the above Agents. X HE \yAIKATO rjMMES T HE \y AIKATO t imes T«E yyAIKATO »JMMES “ For the Latest News.” 418 THE DENTISTS [J yy JT’ROST (Hamilton), J^TD. L FOORD WILSON Manager Associated with MR M. A. KELLY, Dental Surge an. WESLEY CHAMBERS, Victoria Street, Hamilton. A perfect set of Teeth, upper or lower, from £2/2/-. Dental Experts in any branch of Dental Work. Gas and Oxygen, N2 00, the safe anaesthetic. Only one hour of patient’s time required to have impressions taken and dentures tried in. For fu"ther particulars ring phone 2011. Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; also Friday evenings, 7 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. Saturdays, close at noon.

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