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Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20497, 13 May 1938, Page 1

BADMINTON W C LP M A SATURDAY SATURDAY May 14 th. WAIKATO (Holders) TARANAKI (Challengers). T> LEDISLOE JJALL. SALE & CONCERT M° STER RUCTION gALE AND QONCERT, ST. GEORGE’S HALL, SOMERSET STREET, rjNHURSDAY fJ^HURSDAY, May 19th, at 8 p.m. In aid of ATHLETIC AND HARRIER QUEEN. Great Bargains in all classes of Goods. Foodstuffs at Auction Prices. ENTERTAINMENT BY LEADING ARTISTS. ART UNION ■yyAIKATO SOCIETY OF ARTS. ART UNION DRAWN. Ist Prize (value £7 7s), No. 413, Mis? Devery, The Beehive, Victoria Street. 2nd Prize (value £5 ss), No. 466, Mr Lundon, Solicitor, Cambridge. 3rd Prize (value £4 4s) No. 408, Mrs Freeman, Hamilton. | 4th Prize (value £3 3s) No. 352, Miss E. i M. Taylor, 93 Sandringham Road, Mt. Al- | bert, Auckland. sth Prize (value £1 Is) ; No. 358, Miss N. Finlayson, 21 Milton i Street, Hamilton. 6'th Prize (value £i , Is) No. 254, Dennis Rogers, Hamilton. PUBLIC NOTICE N° Shooting allowed on my property.— G. J. B. Duncan. Gordonton. 352 TO JURORS. Jurors summoned toattend the Supreme Court on MONDAY next, the 16th. instant, are discharged from attendance. G. S. CLARK, 446 Sheriff. rpHAMES VALLEY ELECTRICA POWER BOARD. NOTICE TO CONSUMERS. Consumers are notified that Power will he SHUT OFF over the whole of the Board's area on SUNDAY, the 15th May, between the hours of 1 p.m. and 3 p.m., to enable vital adjustments to be made. R. SPRAGUE, Manager, 378 Te Aroha. COUNTY i&UNCIL. MOTOR DRIVERS’ LICENSES Motor Drivers’ Licenses for the year commencing June Ist.. 1938, may now be obtained at the following places, on application in the prescribed form and production of the current year's license:— Waikato County Office, Hamilton East. Town Clerk’s Office, Huntly. Town Clerk’s Office, Ngaruawahla. Town Clerk’s Office, Te Kauwhata. Mr A. N. Willis’ Office, Cambridge. Drivers are advised to make early application in order to avoid delay and inconvenience. 433 THANKS rp H A N K S I desire to thank the electors for their support and to offer congratulations to successful candidates. 437 J. T. REID. T SINCERELY THANK ALL MY SUPPORTERS at the recent Borough Election and I congratulate all successful Candidates. 413 W. A. Curteis. fp HANKS. The representatives of the Garden Place Preservation Society desire to thank all those who by vote and support have worked for the preservation of the hill. J. BEAGLEY. W. W. DILLICAR. D. I. GATE. F. J. MARFELL. H. ROLFE. D. SEYMOUR. J. TRELOAR. STILL the Best! Centrevvay Tea Rooms excel in unrivalled Summer menu. .-alacls a speciality. PARTNERSHIP OF PARTNERSHIP We the undersigned having dissolved by mutual consent, our partnership in the business known as the Waikato Machinery Exchange hereby notify the public in general that all liabilities and assets of the partnership have been taken over from 10th May, 1938, by the remaining partner, Mr X. G. Franklin, and that the business under the same title will lie carried on in future at the same address, Alexandra Street, 1 Hamilton. (Signed) J. G. GREIG N. O. FRANKLIN. rpiiE Most tnicient Stall or Painters m 1. tbe Waikato employed by J. P. Uooda.l & GoLA CORSELETTE MART Tweed Costumes; large range, from 3 9/6. kIRT6 lor all occasions, 12/6; 0.5.~ Cardlgans from 11/6. Smart Tailored Coats. 49/6. Trimmed Coats, £3/3/-; smart 1/ .Millinery in great variety. * SK our assistants to explain our Lay GET our quote Tor re-paperlng those rooms. We have the best workmen. j, i\ Goudali and Co,