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Waikato Argus, Volume III, Issue 173, 21 August 1897, Page 2

Try Tiik AuuusOfßcc for job printing Bargains in ladies '"toke" hats at Cox's clearing sale. See " wanted " column. Nickel bits repaired, also new rings fitted, bj 11. 11. llowden, jeweller, etc., llanvlt'.n. INFLUENZA.—The surest cure for this epidemic is Manning's Eucalyptus Mixture, Is and 2s per bottle. Mr \V. S. Evans, piano and organ funer and regulator, is now in the Waikato. Orders may be left with Mrs Gwyniic, Hamilton, Mr Haikcr, watchmaker, Cambridge, and addressed to the post-ollice, To Awamutu. W. S. E. has all kinds of pianos and organs on sale for cash or on deferred payment''. New pianos from £3O, organs from 110, second-hand pianos from Gl"). The attention of breeders is directed to Mr W. Taylor's advertisement on our third page, re his stallions for the coinin" season. These comprise the draughts Royal Conqueror, Better Times, and Koi) Hoy, ami the thoroughbreds Looliiuvar and I'inlire. These horses arc too well and favourably known to need any comment at our bauds, and breeders will do well to follow the advice given in the advertisement, ami book at once in Older to avoid disappointment.