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Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21212, 7 September 1940, Page 5

Early days are anxious days for Mother. She is not a fussy person but when It comes to Baby’s things sbe takes no chances. She know? bow much depends on proper feed* lnj and care. She consults MANNINGS and Is thankful Tor their expert assistance and the modesty or their prices. And If at any time her baby requires medicine she knows that Manning's dispensing Is again her surety and safeguard. Berore your Baby arrives and afterwards, when you are requiring all those special necessities for his diet and toilet CONSULT: MANNINGS THE CHEMISTS “Pram { Service Depot” NURSERY FURNITURE Basket Ware, Seagrass Fumitnre. T. H. HAWKINS PRAM SPECIALIST 36 Ward St. (opp. Winter Show) ’Phone 3424 T7REE Booklet for varicose ulcers and JO bad leg sulferers. Explains simple, inexpensive Varex treatment.—varex. Ltd., Box 155 BG, Wellington. Local Representative: Mannings, Ltd., 85 Victoria Street, Hamilton. (5)

THE LEADING GOWN SALON Victoria St. (Next Pascoe’s) HAMILTON ’Phone 3676 j SMART ENSEMBLES —Featuring the Long Coats, as worn by the Queen on her American Tour, in all the new Blues, Grey, Beige, Rose, Navy/White and Black/White. SUMMER COATS —Designed with new sashed waist-line, tucked swing skirts and effectively trimmed with cartridge pleating, in shades of : Blue, Grey, Marina, Mustard, Toast, Rose. NAVY & BLACK WOOL SHEER COATS— Especially designed for Matrons. MAN-TAILORED COSTUMES— In all fittings.

CLOSING NEXT WEEK! vsjc&o vAili/// oo<* ALLUVIAL COLD By License Issued under section 42 of "The Gaming Act , 1908." OBJECTS: To raise funds to the extent of the profits available for the objects to be specified by the Hon. Minister of Internal Affairs. CLOSES: I4th SEPTEMBER, 1940 DRAWN: 27th SEPTEMBER, 1940 Secretary: N. McARTHUR. P.O. BOX I I 0. WELLINGTON j j H Treasurer : B. L. HAMMOND. P.O BOX I I 0. WELLINGTON 2'e USE THIS COUPON NOW I MESSRS HAMMOND AND ARTHUR P.O. BOX 1505, AUCKLAND. Please send me tickets in "LUCKY SCOOP" Art Union (Tick 2/6 each). I enclose Postal Note for £ : : , also stamped addressed envelope for reply. (Postage stamps not acoepted la payment of tickets). (Mr, Mrs. or Miss) Ist PRIZE £2OOOI 2nd i * £IOOO 3rd , ' 522 4th £. 400 sth ' £ 300 6th , £ 200 7th i £ 100 100 PRIZES of £seach£ 500 TOTAL PRIZES 3 £SOOO ALL PRIZES PAYABLE IN ALLUVIAL GOLD