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Rodney and Otamatea Times, Waitemata and Kaipara Gazette, Volume 1, Issue 45, 7 February 1902, Page 3

WAEK WORTH * BRANCH. Drapery, Clothing, and Furniture, , Great choice of Fancy and French musiins> Piques, Cambric Prints, Moirettes (in variety of colours). Serges and Fancy Blacks. £ MILLINERY! MILLINEItY! LADIES'and GENTS' Hats fr6m Is. 6d, etc. etc. i CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. Heavy stook of Gents' Suits from £1 Is. Suits to measure Fit Guaranteed.* Tennis Suits and Shirts etc, etc, • - . ; as ] LINOLEUMS and OILCLOTHS, FURNITURE I FURNITURE I New shipments of Goods in all departments arriving weekly. All goods sold strictly at our AUCKLAND FRIGES, A Stylish Dressmaker on the Premises WINGATE & CO. : 3PECIAI/FYS FOJI 19O2 : - '; r , •*Alpha Lave!" Cream Separators, fp 27, 45, 55, and 100 gallon sizes, at greatly reducer prices. SEWING MACHINES, Hkali^y Bkliable, HiGH-CLAss^ Americax Machines,. PrioHs -well within the reach, of all, and far below .anything else in the market ■ ; (With hawlspfftp 'l^^^^^H^^^B^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H^^^^^K. Cover)

MR. HARRISONS §TORP LATEST STYLE 4nQ GOOD Fit GyARANTEEg; {iand. Estate, Financial, Insurance, and General Commission AgentWARKWOITHv Agent'fpis-5-Bank ;o4 ;New $qu,th . EojaH I^suran^a Cpfiymny^ : Moiaey ;to lehd| on g«p4. B^writy at curfenj; rates. • / '. . . : All business treated aa con^4wvtial. yEJz JTVJXTH AMY TEA AT ifttif PRIC6 ; ?ii|a i/6 W m W Ahuroa I All work was ordered to s^op on February Ist on the Helensville North- : ward Railway and all hands discharged, this in the face of the Minister lor ; Public works on his tas^ visit Koyem:ber 1900, saying that.the line would i be open to AJmvoa by the end of 1901.. 'THen in his (the Minister of Public , Works) statement saying that pwing ; to heavy clips I;he w.cxk had been, <jle.layedbut would be finished to Ahuroa by the end of March. This is now im<r possibjje as some of the cutting will • take: si^s weeks, at <|he least to complete. Surely this is strange in the face of the Fremv^ 1"'3 statement that money is not /short. The men employed are conL- . plaining bitterly at the treatment iU,oy ■are^receiving, being brought all,the ■ way from Auckland and then discharged in this way. "W« trust that tho Eailwiiy League and all branches of it will take prompt and vigorous action, .and that all Auckland Members, of 'parliament will do the same and speak! in, no Uncertain voice. : (Own Correspondent,}

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