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Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21157, 5 July 1940, Page 2

MOUBS FURTfIBHCTI row’s new JPURNITURE gTORE, Jl9 VICTORIA STREET. See this Modern Store with all Home Requirements. New shipments of Rugs in sets of three. Big Values in these at 19/6, 22/6, 25/-, 32/6 at JfOW’S, The Centre of Victoria Street. THE OLD FIRM IN THE NEW STORE. PUBLIC NOTICES RATIONAL EMERGENCY Women between the ages of 2030 years are invited to offer their services, in the case of National Emergency, to the Civic or Military Authorities. Members of inter-house Clubs and those who are already motor drivers are especially invited to join. Ex-servicemen are prepared to assist in their training. The proposed "Women’s Auxiliary Volunteer Company” will be required to parade at least one night weekly. Send your name, age and address to— L. N. SARGENT, Naylor St., Hamilton E. Or to— MRS ROSS, C/o The Women’s Patriotic Committee, Victoria St., Hamilton. 1011 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that at a Special Meeting of the Hamilton Borough Council held on the 12th day of June, 1940, the Council resolved by way of Special Order that portions of Allotments Numbers 476, 477, 480 and 99 of the Town of Hamilton West be laid out as streets and declared to be public streets and that such Special Order will be confirmed at a Special Meeting of the Hamilton Borough Council to be held in the Council Chambers, Alma Street, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of July, 1940, at 4.30 p.m. W. L. WADDEL, 662 Town Clerk. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that at a meeting of the Hamilton Borough Council held on the 12th day of June, 1940, the Council resolved by way of Special Order to sell Lots One to Nine inclusive of the subdivision of Garden Place area acquired by the Council under the provisions of “The Hamilton Borough Council Empowering Act, 1935,” and “The Public Works Act, 1928,” situate in Garden Place and the proposed extension of Alexandra Street and more particularly described on a Plan to be deposited in the Land Registry Office at Auckland and that such Special Order will be confirmed at a Special Meeting of the Hamilton Borough Council to be held at the Council Chambers, Alma Street, Hamilton, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of July, 1940, at 4.30 p.m. DATED this 14th day of Juhe, 1940. W. L. WADDEL, 618 Town Clerk. WANTED TO SELL BARGAINS in Trousers-to-Measure, from Tailored Remnants; Sports Trousers, from 27/6.—MELTZER, Tailor, 167 Vlctoria Street. CARAVAN, De Luxe Model; tort; fully furnished; as new.—For particulars write Caravan, care P.O. Box 295, Hamilton. DA I fk r ~6 ak ~B eel ro o’rn S uTte* £l~s /T 0~: Three-drawer Office Table, £3/15/-. —Young's, 4i Ward Street. ELECTROLUX, latest model, complete with spray gun; will accept £lO cash. —Widow, Times. 76 FOR Sale another lot of Atlas Rangettes at the E.C. Coy. FOR Sale—the i'lug-ln Atlas Rang-es which have arrived at the E.C. Coy, Collingwood Street. FE7VCING Posts, Strainers. Battens, best Taupo Heart Totara. Direct delivery rron, bush.—Andrew Burn & Co., Phone 2894. TT'URNITURE Storage, Packing, P.emoval A' Work expertly performed. Goods safely stored In concrete buildlnfrs.—Andrew Burn & Co., Everybody’s Buildings, 7 6 Victoria Street. GRAZING Rights* 10 acres Swedes, runofT.—Apply H. Osborne, Hora Hora. GOOD Used Furniture always on hand; we are also cash Buyers or Household elTects.—Clothier's Emporium. GOOD Solid from 27/6; Writing Bureau, £2/15/-. —Young’s Furniture Mart, 4 4 Ward Street. GOLF Clubs. Forgan’s—Brassle, Driver, 25/6; Putter, Mashie, Iron or Mid Hon. 22/6.—Jack Markham, opposite Commercial Hotel. Victorir Street. LAWN MOWER, just reconditioned, ballbearing, 30/-. Also Auto Wheel.— 32 Abbotsford Street. 103 AN GOLDS, up to 20 tons; 20/- per ton.—F. Rotter. Matangi, Phone 2704. PO RT AR LE Eleetric Sowing Machine'; used six months; £l3 103. —Write Perfect, Times . 110 LUNKET Prams, with Sponge Rubber lyres: latest models; niunket Cots and Wooden Cots: prices are right at Clothier’s Emporium. ANGE, Orion; high pressure, good com difion; cheap.—23 Lake Rd. 89 IMU OateTeg Table, £3/5/-; Rim u Chest of Drawers, rrom 27/6. —Young’s, 4 4 Ward Slreet. KNOWN Coal, Firewood, Carbon et tea. Coke.—Andrew Burn & Co., Yard, 10 -elkirk Street. Office, 76 Victoria Street, STOVE, high-pressure Orion; good order. —King 2766. 50 EWING Machines (2), Singer, £9/10/and £ll/10/-: Chesterfield Suite, as new. £l2/10/-. —Clothier's Emporium. SPAR K~Guards, 12/6 to 14/9; Ash 'Parish 2/9 to 3/11; Coal Boxes and Box Kerbs in great variety.—Clothier’s Emporium. _____ \T7AGGON, full - lock, 25cwt. —Phone W 28SX. 75 LADIES’ AND GENT.’S fSED CYCLES AT tJUSKER’S, U SED c v WARD STREET (Opposite Cutting). M.P. Buys Sheep Run The sale to Mr S. G. Holland, M.P., of Greta Paddock, a property at the Hurunui Riv£r, has been completed. The property is among the best known in North Canterbury and was owned by Mr Norman D. Campbell, who also owns Glendu Estate. Greta Paddock is of 1114 acres and carries a Corriedale flock of more than 2000. Much of the property is suitable to agriculture. It is understood that the sale was for cash. Mr Holland has for many years been connected with motor and general engineering and importing in Christchurch.