Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume IV, Issue 1056, 2 August 1904, Page 2

A N IDEAL BABY POOD Careful investigation hns olicitod tho fact that the enormous ii.fant mortality I in the Colonies ia duo mainly to maternal ignoranco of baby-food. BABIES THRIVE ON "TTIGHLANDEIT POHDBNSBD MILK It is scientifically prepared under tlio Htricteat sanitary conditions, and every cow supplying milk to tho factory is poviodiivly examined by a Govommcnt Voterii.. ,y Surgeon, "HIGHLANDER" CONDENSED MILK Has a gilt edged reputation for purity and quality. SOLD AT ALL STORES. N. V. J. HASZAED| IM. F. HASZAHD TABZARD AND T]ABZAED ~ , (Aus, Inst, lining Engineers , Memben |N.Z.lnrtitntßofSurueyor« AIITIIOUIHKD AHD LICEKSRD SURVKVORS, MINING ANP OIVH EnQINKWS, Plans and reports famished on mining properties. Surveys uudortakon under Mining and Land Transfer Acts. Under* ground Surveys a speciality. AddreßS—Waihi street, Waihi, DRESSMAKER ' (from England). Note the address-Opposite N.Z. Clothing Factory, Main street, '

MAIL NOTICE. Mails close for I'aoroa, 'lliaroes, Auclt and, etc., daily at 7.80 a.ui and 12.45 p.m Katihati, Tauranga, olc, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 10.40 a.ui. Mails arrivo at Waihi from Paoroa, Thames, otc, daily at 10.20 a,m and 1.20 p.m. From Auckland daily at 6.50 p.m Katikati, Touranga. otc, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 4p.m. TaubanoaSMails. Loave Tauran»a, JMon.. Wed,. Fri. 8 a.m. Arrivo Aongatcto „ 11 Loaye „ 11 » Arrive Katikati 12 noon Leave „ 12.80 p.m Arrive Athonrec „ 1.45 „ Leave ~ L 45 „ Arrivo Waihi 4 „ A.'W.'Mann Postmaster, AN FRANCISCO MAIL LBAVKS AUCKLAND FRIDAY, AUGUST 12. Per Sierra, as follows : Samoa, Hnwaiin Islands, Japan, I'iiilli' pino Islands, United States cf America, Cnuada, Central and South Aweiicn British and Foreign Woat Indies, United Kingdom and Continent of Europe at 1 p.m. Money orders, rogislcrcd letters, newspapers, 12 noon, Parcel mails for Samoa, Hawaiiu Islands, and United States of America, will closo at 12.30 p.m. Mail will bo due in Loudon, September lOth/1904.