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Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20256, 27 July 1937, Page 6

FUNERAL DIRECTORS. E G j^ crimshaw ' L TD ** WAIKATO’S FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Hood Street, Hamilton. Pbcne 2182 any hour. Re 3. 8 Tharkerav st PUDLIC NOTICE. JJAMILTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. CLOSING STREETS —WEDNESDAY, JULY 28th. Notice is herebv given that on WEDNESDAY, the 28th July, 1937, from 4 p m. to 6 p.m. the following streets will be CLOSED to vehicular traffic: (a) Ward Street from Anglesea Street to Victoria Street; (b) Bryce Street from Seddon Road to Victoria Street; (c) Barton Street; (d) Selkirk Street from London Street to Bryce Street; (e) Hinemoa Street from London Street to Bryce Street. JOHN R. FOW, 793 Mayor. rpl-IE AUCKLAND FARMERS’ FREEZA ING CO., LTD. ELECTION OF ONE DIRECTOR. In accordance with the Articles of Association, one Director appointed by shareholders residing ELSEWHERE than in the Counties of MANGONUI, WHANGAROA, HOKIANGA, BAY OF ISLANDS, WHAN GAR El and HOBSON, retires at the Annual Meeting to be held on September 24th next. Nominations will be receivable at the office of the Company, Endean’s Buildings, Auckland, up to midday, on THURSDAY, AUGUST 12th., 1937. The retiring Director, Mr E. M. Edkins, is eligible for re-election. N. A. THOMSON, 795 Secretary. QHALLENGE. To the New Zealand Co-operative Dairy Company, Limited, and the Te Awamutu Co-operative Dairy Company, Limited. In accordance with the Dairy Industry Accounts Regulations 1936 Dairy Companies are required to publish In their annual accounts the average-season pay-out to its suppliers over all grades. EXCLUSIVE OF CREAM CARTAGE. Both your advance press publications report the Anal payment for FINEST quality butter-fat for butter-making INCLUDING cartage to be 1/2.03d. I challenge you to disclose your average-season pay-out over all grades of lnittcr-fat for butter-making, EXCLUSIVE OF CREAM CARTAGE, in the press three days before August the Ist., 1937. W. KARBUTT, Chairman of Directors, Cambridge Co-op. Dairy Co., Ltd., Working by Faith. —ln his address at the Methodist Church, Hamilton, last evening, Dr. Arthur Taylor, Secretary for Scotland for the China Inland Mission, staled that since its inception by the Rev. Hudson Taylor, over half a century ago the Missions’ budget had been balanced in each and every year though the outlay now was in the vicinity of £3ot»o a week. It was the principle of the Mission to run entirely on faith lines. No collections were made at meetings and no apfunds were m ide. Yet the money came in as needed. The college established on the mission field would bear favourable comparison with the best schools in the Empire. 11 was staffed by some of the best teachers, but it had never had to advertise for them- they offered their services, and the same applied to the hospitals. Doctors and nurses were forthcoming when needed, and not one of them had a guaranteed salary.