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Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20726, 9 February 1939, Page 2

I WANTED TO SELL \ .N'CHOR Motor Tent, S x 3, heavy Tent- ■*- lnp. complete Poles. Pegs and Pae. Anchor Tent. 6 x 8. with Fly 9x9. loped and reinforced, 25/- complete; Tent 8 x 10. Fly 10 x 12, complete 39/6. —Jack Markham. 68 Victoria Street (opp Commercial Hotel. A N'CHOR Tents, Ridge Pole, Motor I -*-* Pyramid and Hiker Tents, also Motoroar Covers, rull range.—Jack Markham, ' Ictorla Street, opp. Ccmmercial Hotel. CHINESE Camphor Wood O J beautifully carted. from —Clothier’s Emporium. TOURING Sale, Trousers Tailored Remnants. Meltzer, Tailor, 167 victoria Street. Feel.— Phone 3625. Posts, Strainers, Battens, best Taupo Heart Totara. Direct delivery from bush.—Andrew Burn & Co., Phone 2894. L’U.R.NJ jl he storage,, Packing. Removal Works expertly performed. Goods safely stored in concrete bui.dings.—Andrew Burn & Co., Everybody’:- hidgs.. 76 Victoria Street. /■tOOL) Used Furniture always in stock. If you have any to sell send it t<< Clothier’s Emporium. H AY, approximately 3 0 tons, ton.—Apply Times. ORION RANGE, low pressure; good con- i dition; £s.—Forrest, Beale St., Ham- j ■ ilton East. . 205 1 KE.MINGTON Typewriter £ls. OTlce Desk j £5. Office Chair 1 2/6.- Clothier’s Ein- : porium. !' r>I.MU 3ft. Beds, with good qua: tv wire, | » 39/6. Tall Boys, 75/- to 79/6. | Clothier’s Emporium. I>E.\OW.\ Coal, Firewood, Carbonettes, ! * Coke.— Andrew Burn & Co., Yard, 16 ; Selkirk Street, oniee, 76 Victoria Street, 1 Hamilton. good S AL f S - s Hamilton's rviceable Suits to Measure. £5 ■ i few oddments only.—Meltzer, i Tailor. 224 Bargains —.new cycles. £6/io/-; Ladles-’ Used Cycles, £3/10/-; all guaranteed at TASKER’S, Ward Street, opposite Winter Show Buildings. Flat sheets made from bitumendrums. Suitable for making Sheds, Stack Covers, CARS & MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE 12 Words i/-; 3 Days 2/6 AUSTIN 7, 1929 Tourer; accept small deposit; take over payments.—Ring 27TK. 213 AUSTIN and all makes purchased; spot cash; highest prices.—Wells, Brinkworth Garage. USTIN 7, 1929 Saloon; good running order; new battery; certified; £47 10s. —Geo. Palmer, Alexandra r-t. Phone 3 152. T3UICK 1928 Light 6 Sedan; repainted; good motor; an Ideal family car; real value at £ss.—Geo. Palmer, Alexandra St, Phone 3152. ESSEX Sedan, 4-door; new tyres; cheap for cash.—Address at Times. 218 T IGHT 6 Coupes (2); both In first-class condition; very smart appearance; priced right at £95 and £llo.—Geo. Palmer, Alexandra St, Phone 3152. "lITORRIS 9 1 936 Saloon; beautiful order, J-*-*- £lso.—Wells. Brinkworth’s Garage. MORRIS 8. 1930. 4-door sedan. Small mileage. As new £225. C. & T. Motors, Colltngwood Street. MORRIS 10-4 Sedan. Perfect In every respect. A snip at £175. C. & T. Motors, Collingwood Street. T>LYMOUTH Coupe, 1935; first-class A- order; good tyres, new duco and Bosch radio; £2 35; terms or trade small car. —Apply J. Muir, Empire Hotel. Frankton. SINGER 9, 1937 Sedan; faultless condition; great performance, £195. Wells. Rrinkwnrth Garage. RIUMPH. 1 9307~3T; mechanically perroct; £2O or offer.—Apply 4A Dawson Street. 246 SED CARS WAN ted! Highest Cash Price. Hire Purchase Agreements Paid OfT.—C. & T. Motors, Ltd., Collingwood Street. CYCLES FOR SALE ALWAYS REMEMBER THIS ADDRESS. w ALL A C E ALL A C E CYCLE AND MOTOR WORKS, Next F.A.C., Hamilton. Bicycles, Tricycles, Pedal Cars, Accessories, etc. First-Class Repair Service. ANIMALS rOR SAE.E 12 Words 1/-; 3 Days 2/8 • LACK and White Cocker Spaniel Pup- ' pies; pedigree; little beauties.—34 Charlemont St. Phone 2357. 329 /"NOW, _ Jersey, house," good! milk any~where.—Apply Mrs A. E. Nicholson, corner Haig & Maeroa Road. 250 FERRETS, young, white; cheap.—Bß Commerce Street. 244 close up.—Phone 206 U, J. E. Tebbuttl SPANIEL, young, good tempered.—Apply T. Senior, 4 Goldsmith St, Maeroa, Frankton June. 220 FpRUCK of HeiTers and Young Cows, close to profit.—Young, Gordonton. 202 ROM. Ewes, (1000). Byr., at Gisborne; all one earmark; 1 3/-. 450 24yr Jer. Heif. delivery Mar.-Aprll-May; £7 10s' 80 Extra Choice 2yr. Jer. Heif., Te Kultidelivery May; £B.—Gordon D. Matthews’, Box 74. Hamilton. Phone 3195. FRUfT. VEGETABLES & PLANTS FOR SALE ANANAS, ripe, 51b i/-. Jam Strawberries, cheap.—E. Turner, lie Commerce St. 225 NEMONES, brilliant selection, 2/6 100; postage. 2d. WARDEN, Box 6, Takapuna, Auckland. PLANT VALUES Flowering Plants, Palms, Ferns Decorated Boxes of Flowers. F. W. SANDERS, Nurseryman, Victoria Street (just over the line).

Overworked Professors “Professors at the university colleges of New Zealand are overworked —overburdened with routine duties —and they do not get a chance,” said Professor X. X. V. Sidgwick, professor of chemistry at Oxford I'ni versify, who is visiting Christchurch. "Your professors here are given very little assistance.” Motor-cycle Mix-up There were some remarkable escapes when eight motor-cyclists, members of a territorial convoy, were involved in a collision with a motorcar near Marton. The cyclists were riding in formation and, while the leaders saw the approaching car, thj others did not. The second rider was unable to steer clear and fell, the result being that those following could not avoid running into him or into others who fell. In a few moments cycles and riders were strewn over the road. Only one rider needed medical attcnlioiL