VISIT OF IMPERIAL TROOPS.

Waikato Argus, Volume X, Issue 865, 26 January 1901, Page 2

VISIT OF IMPERIAL TROOPS.

1 —— fcl (BY TI'XKOKAFH — riIESS ASSOCIATION). M Wellington, This D;y J fin-; Imperial trr.op3 will arrive in Auck Nlnnil early on the mornine of February ilOtn, and will le-ive again hue on the |afteruoon of the Uth. I The New Zealand Railway Deifpartment announce that on the deIclarture of the Sixth Contingent froml on Anniverrary Day, eheapj I'.-xciirsion tickets will be issued from an\j flotation to Auckland on Saturday and! 3Monday, Jauuary 26th and 2Sth, and Sfroni any station to any station on TuesI lay, January '29th, all available up to |aud including Saturday, February '2nd. ( ij A lady's umbrella is advertised for. I | Messrs S. Vaile and Son, Auckland,! Sadvestise property for sale in the Raglaiv lOounty I Should your watch or jswellery need; frepai.rine;, send to H. H. Howden | •iiamikou. Waterhurys repaired j I A great deal of interest has been exHeited' at Home aud on the Uontinentj jjthrough investigations recently made byj |ilie London Society of Antiquities into; |the matter of the discovery of Printing.! |As a result ot their researches the Society' Ihavc discovered that the Chinese were; loot, as is generally believed, the invcn-| jjtors of the' graphic art—in faol the tirst| bciuy none other than Adaini Ijwliiu ho imprinted the u'rstkiss upon the: m ii check of Kve, and, «t are given to; .understand, made a good impression.| |l!)..t is the kiud of printing which is, | lone at the Waikato Akgos Office, good, Sprinting. Our plaut is the most up-to-) jdntu in tl e distr et, and most suitable for* iirtia'.io work. Give us a trial and you* jwill lie as well pleased us Eve was. {.