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Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20506, 24 May 1938, Page 2

J. W. BEL2 A J. \V. IV' z & C°HOME FURNISHERS, ETC. HAVE YOUR rjHESTERFIELD gUITE LILT IN JTAMILTON, WHERE YOU MAY INSPECT IT ANY TIME DU’tfSG CONSTRUCTION. Call to-day and pick your design and cover, or ring and our representative will call on you. ( J. W. B ELZ * C°233 Victoria Street, HAMILTON. Phone 2935. People sometimes do try other Floor Polish but they Invariably come back to QUICKSHINE

WANTED TO SELL Twelve words 1/-; three days 2/6. BLANKETS and Eiderdowns—wonderful selection and the prices are right. See them at Clothier’s Emporium. CHINA Cabinet, as new,'7o/-; Oak Chest, 80/-; oak Chest, 50/-. Clothier’s Emporium. ARPEtTo" x iuft. 6in., nice order, 90/-; Ewhank Carpet Sweeper, 17/6; Singer Machine, £S 10s.—Clothier’s Emporium. N y LIRE snout - the wonderful Machinemade FIRTH POST.—Firth Concrete, Ltd., Frankton. FIRTH “ Steelcrete ” Washing Boilers, Tubs, Chimneys, Troughs; Tree catalogue.—FlßTH CONCRETE, LTD., Lake Road, Frankton. Phone 3323. E.NCLNG Posts, Strainers, Battens, best Taupo Heart Totara. Direct delivery from bush. —Andrew Burn A Co., Phone 2894. LR.MTLRE of-rage” Packing, Removal Works expertly performed. Goods safely stored In concrete building.—Andrew Burn ft Co., Everybody’s Bldgs., 76 Victoria Street. FARMERS’ Timber.—Try the MAORILAND TIMBER COMPANY, LTD., Tor all classes of shed building and general farmers’ line or Timber. GARAGE, large, portable; £7. New 400Gallon Tank; cheap.—Write Bargain, Times. 523 “THREAT Coal Saver ” reduces coal bill vJ 25 per cent; gives more heat; just try it.—W. L. Rickard, Cambridge. 491 APOC Bedding, Pillows ~Piunket Cots, LoO'O Kapoc, Cushion Filling, Prams, Push Cuairs —everything at Clothier’s Emporium. ENOWN Coal, Firewood, Carbonettes, Coke.—Andrew Burn & Co., Yard 16 Selkirk Street. Office 76 Victoria Street, Hamilton. ILVER Pine; trucked Kumara siding; any quantity.—Enquiries apply W. R. Case, kumara. 546 T ASKER'S CYCLES, Opposite Winter Show Buildings. NEW A USED CYCLES STOCKED. MOTOR REPAIRS. T OTARA AND BIRCH From £lO per 100. POSTS TOTARA POST CO. Box 233, Hamilton. Phone 2222. JJOLIDAYS Why spend your holidays In a tent? Je comfortable In the latest designed Caravan. JiENCING TIMBER FOR SALE. Ist. Class Totara, 6ft 6. 6 x 4, £l3 10s per 100. Ist. Class Matal. 6Tt 6, 6 x 4, £lO per 100 Ist. Class Rlmu Battens, 17/6 per 100’ Ist. Class Totara Battens, 27/6 per 100’ Ist. Class Totara Strainers, 8 x 8 x s’ 14/6 each. Ist. Class Totara Strainers, Bxßx9 16/6 each. Stays, 7ft. 3 x 4, same as Posts. Ail Prices cash F.O.R. Mangapeehl. Truck contains 250 Posts or 1500 Battens. Apply: L. JACOB, 805 BOX 29, Te Kulti. CARS St MOTOR-CYCLES FCR SALE Twelve words 1/-; three days 2/6 USTIN 7 Saloon, 1931; repainted, air wheels, perfect order; £9O, best offer. —Write 4, Times. 78 9 FORD Beauty Tourer, good hood, tyres; registered; £22, offer.—Lloyd, Hora Hora, 54 9 ORD VB, 1935 De Luxe Sedan; mileage 1 1,000; perfect order; privately owned.—Write 462, Times. 782 FORD i-ton; Starter; condition and rubber perfect, £l2/10/-. —Ring 275 K, evenings. 484 RAN ETON CAR SALES. Phone 37 36. Chev. Sedan, 1934; Ford VB, 1936; Vauxhall 14. 1 934; Ford Roadster, 1930; Chev. National Sedan; Morris Roadster; Chev. Tourer; Dodge Tourer; 2 Chev. ±- Ton Trucks; Bulck 15 cwt. MORRIS Minor Roadster, 1932; original condition; owner must sell, £7 o. Write 2, Times. _____ 788 MORRIS 8 1038 De Luxe; guaranteed mileage 6 23; governor Intact; substantial reduction o!T new price.—C. & T. MOTORS, LTD., Citroen Agents, next Pub11c Trust I) AMU F.R Motor Cvr In. 10 M 7; overhead; 3000 miles; £ls.—Apply 23 Victoria Street. 525 TTSED Cars Wanted—Spot Cash; hireU purchase agreements paid off. C. A T. Motors. I td.. Hamilton. \VTHIPPET Sedan. 1929; .just been overhauled; guaranteed. £7 s.—Write 3, Tillies, 70Q F'OR a good service to your Car. Radio, nr house. Phone 1T55. E.C.C. HEALTH OF THE POPE ORDERED FROIVI ROME NEGOTIATIONS WITH GERMANY (Times Air Mail Service) LONDON, April 19. Professor Mileni and other Vatican physicians, perturbed by the worsening of the Pope’s condition, to-day ordered him to leave lor his summer home at Gastel Uandolfo by the end of the month, says the Vatican correspondent of the Evening Standard. Although the Pope's health is given as the reason for his early departure from the Vatican, political sources attributed I lie move to Ihe fact that negotiations with Germany "are not proceeding as well as had been anticipated” The Pope s removal to r.astel Gandolt'o, however, does not exclude the possibility that Hitler may visit him there. Political circles pointed out-that an audience with Urn Pope at Caste! Ganrlolfo would haxe a less formal character and might be more to Ihtier a