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Waikato Argus, Volume III, Issue 202, 28 October 1897, Page 4 (Supplement)

TAILOR OUTFITTER & Presents his compliments to the People of the Waikato, and takes this opportunity of reminding them that they can hy purchasing their hirts, Hosiery, &c, At his Famous Emporium in Victoria Arcade, Auckland, which is now The Largest Clothing and Mercery Shop in New Zealand. N.B.—Special attention given to Country Orders, and Price Lists sent free on application.

CASTLE .fcVtND^ Duty p aid Tea g hore> UNDIANi-j 75 Queen Street, Auckland. TO THE PUBLIC OF WAIKATO. jQadics mid (rQ'nllcmcn, We beg to inform you that we have commenced business at the above address as Tea Importers and Blenders. Mr. Colegrove having had more than 20 years' experience in the Tea Trade (the last 17 years being with Messrs. Nelson, Moate & Co.), he is confident that he possesses a knowledge second to none of those particular Teas best suited to the local water, and calculated to best please the Auckland public. Mr. G-ooch is a carefully trained Tea Taster of high repute, who personally manipulates and blends the various standards on strictly scientific principles. As a Tea firm we claim that no one is better fitted to please you. Our Prices, ranging as they do, at least 3d. per lb. below ruling prices for equal qualities, a careful trial, if impartial, of Colegrove & Oo.'s CASTLE 2 BLEND, 1/6, and CASTLE 3 BLEND, 19, as against the best Tea you can buy at 2- per lb., can have no other result than adding you to our already large list of patrons. Faithfully yours, COLEGROVE & CO. Wholesale at COLEGROVE & CO.'S TEA WAREHOUSE, We have NO SHOPS. Samples on application. 75, Queen Street (Baker Bros, Buildings). Sold in Half-chests 451 b. each, in Tins 201 b., 121 b., 61b. net weight, and in lib. and l / 2 Vo. Packets. To be obtained from our Local Agents. PER LB. RICES 1/6, 19, 2- and 213 PER L For list of names of our Local Agents see Newspaper Advertisements.

IT A 1 K AT 0 p 0 N E .M I L NGARUAWAHIA. On Sale by the Undersigned : POTASH MANURE, &c. NEW SEASONS GRASS & CLOVER SEEDS! Bones Bought. II U.M A S P ATE lIS 0 N Ngaruawahia. 12/1 )EI)U CE D IN I' It IC E v FARMERS ! FRUITGROWERS ! Increase vour Crops by nsin» PHOSPHO - POTASH MANURES VJiIIEIN VjKUTSCU. UKSThHK, TIIOMASPLIOSPUATFAUtUKI'.N, BERLIN, mid by the GERMAN KALI WORKS, STASS I'URT, Sole AgcntsW, S. LAUIUE & CO. I'IIOSI'IIO POTASH MANURING. —S .uuluril Phosphate (S'lir Brand), Thomas Phosphate Meal, Concentrated Nitro do., Standard Kainit, Sulphate of Potash, Miniate of Potash. OiiciiAKU Tucks -Increases Crop, Improves Size and Quality of Fruit;, Destroys Parasites. Pastcuim Renews "Worn-out Pastures. Cisoi'.s —lncreases Yield of all Grains, etc. Tin-: Gkkat Mantkks for Greco and Root Crops, Onions, Mangolds, etc. POTATOES. NITRO-POTASH POTATO MIX TURF contains all essentials necessary for producing Large Crops of finest Prices and pamphlets on application. W. 3. LAURIE & CO,, AUCKLAND. General Agent tor Australasia, August lihinientlial, Hamburg. if:??' Pamphlets containing full information may he had of G. E. CLARK, Cambridge, Dis'rot Agent. 11/9 r-\ EOR G E HIiKGO K Y Artist Photographer (Late of Pousonby Road), CoKNI'H OK QuKKN & WkM.K.SI.KV STS AUCKLAND. Si'i.ciAl.lTli.s : Artistic Studies, Childiin's Portraiture, Enlargements, Burnished Cabinets, '2os per don ; High class Enamel do, '.'ls per loz ; Burnished Cartes, 10s per do/; High-class Euamel to, Il'.s per doss. I I R A I G i Best. Quality Blacksniiths' COAL Ground Hydraulic LIME BRICKS " CEMKN'I.&u. 12/1

p HES TE R FIELD /H UANO £3 10 - Per Ton in sacVs; £3 15/ Per Ton, in small bags. K. 0,1! KAIL OK BOAT. I THE CHEAPEST & BEST MANURE • lu tlic market for Grilse and all kinds of root ami grain crops. Mr Fred. Clark, Pnkckaroro, writes : ! " The Chesterfield Guunu I got is the best manure for grass that I have ever tried. Mr A. Robinson, Mungnre, writes : " 1 tried this manure last season with barley, at the rate of '2i cwt. per acre, and was much pleased with the result. Both straw and grain were much better than th;>.t sown alongside with bonedust. I also tried it with potatoes with very satisfactory results." Mr John McCaw, minigor Matatnata Esta'e, writes : " The SO tons Guano I got from you last season I used at the rate of lewc. to the acre, along with one of superphosphate mid one of boms, on the turnip crop, and the results are I highly satisfactory. The main crop of tin nips was sown with bones and super- : phosphates, equal proportion, and where j the Guano was added to the mixture the [ turnips were equally as good at a less cost per acre." SOLE AGENTS, AUCKLAND PROVINCE: ALFRED WJCKLANU AND SONS, THE HAVMARKET, AUCKLAND. -'!), 7 I\T u s W HITA KK K ' Teacher of Singing For terms, etc., apply to MRS WHITAKER, :loiia-strcct, Hamilton.

N.Z. Record - - - Carrot Crop. O ROOTS, CiWLU. CLIO W N 15 Y M U RA M SAY, TAUWHAKE. \ji BITE |>EL(3IAN, OHOKT IS/HITE T>ELGIAN, WEBB'S IMPERIAL SWEDE! GEO. <L NEAL, CAMBRIDGE. 30/9 J. .JONES, AUCTIO N E B It , Produce Merchant & Commission Agent, •-'.'!.") QrKI'.N-STHKI'.T, AUCKLAND. I.IAKM AND DAIRY PRODUCERS L ciin depend en gettin" the highest mirkut price uiid accouut sales ininieiliuly remitti'il. FRUIT SALES held every I'UES)AY iiml FIUD.AY, except in the full eiisnn, when Jrulca are hoM EVER i' )AY. %&" Special conveniences for Pigs an-l 'on I try. PiA.NiCKKS : Onion Bank of Australia. IHIEF IiItAND CLOTHING wc*rs J >\ oil and gives satisfaction.