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Waikato Argus, Volume IV, Issue 245, 8 February 1898, Page 3

BY APPOINTMENT AUCKLAND TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR, B. J. M. KEMP, Merchant Tailor, Outfitter and Family Draper, OPPOSITE BISHOP'S COURT, PARNELL, JUST ARRIVED: Lace Curtains;! Lace Curtains! SPLKNDID VALUE! WOE WIDTHS! IN WHITE AND CREAMS! % Yaeds I ON(.' —2s ]ld 3* ild 4i lld per pair 3.V Yabds Loxg-5j lid. G-. J Id. 7s 9d. 10■ 9.1, lis 91 per pair 4"Yakds Losg-Ts "(1. 9- G'. Us 9<l, I3i 6.1. \h* 9;1, 25* 6-1 per pair White Spot Muslin*, ir.l'ed hi h .si !cs— la 91 per yard ; very effective New Art Muslins—.3d to Is 2d per yard New Floral Art Canvas—ls 31 per y.ird EXCLUSIVE DRESS MATERIALS k MUSLINS ! SMART MILLINERY" ! At Competitive Prices. Patterns post tree. 11/1 Onr enstomcts and visitors from the fir rounding di&tricts are requested to call in and 'nsprct the NEW STOCK \TKVV r/EALANI) 11 ew Zealand CLOTHINO T?ACTORY. LOT 111 NG 1 ACTOCY. We can fit all figures-Stout, Thin, Short, Tall, or Average-sized Men—with WELL-KNOWN RELIABLE CLOTHING, Suits or Single Garments. isg" Boys' Clothing A Speciality. Newest Styles in HATS, SHIRTS, COLLARS, TIES, &0. BOOTS & SHOES In eve y Reliable Brand. A perfect selection. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. W. Cribble, Manager, Hamilton. McCormick Reapers and Binders Mccormick mowers: THE BEST I SUTTON'S SWEDES SUTTON'S TUENIPS SUTTON'S CLOVERS Poverty Bay Ryegrass Canterbury Ryegrass Akaroa Cocksfoot Taranaki Cocksfoot K.P. & CO.'S MANURES ALL BRANDS MANURES COSAL QUEEN GUANO W. SOUTER AND CO., SEEDSMKN, GRAIN, ARTIFICIAL MANURES & TIMBER MERCHANTS, CAMBRIDGE AND OHAUPO. FOR SALE— c econd-hind Cliampiou Drill, Spring Waggon, Double seated Buggy. 1/2 TPHE Kromoletta, Northern Ligh's, JL Arc alway'3 cLssed at Lloyds Al, From Softesc Kid to Watertight?, They are the Pienner Boots, bar none. --- b m(Z m m LET lovely women claim their rights, And men and youths don't be outdone, For Summer days, or Winter nights, Try DANIEL SALMON, Hamilton. riEND FOR PATTERNS. A GREAT VARIETY OK PAPERHANOMBS! T. W. MATJNDER'S FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, 1 EW SEED'S ! ! W. S. LAURIE & CO. Have On Sale and To Arrive : VERY LARGE & VARIED STOCKS OF Prim est Quality CLOVERS AND GRASSES, IJ Consisting of : HAMILTON. N»Z. RecordRed Clovers, White Clovrrs, Cowgraw, AUyke, Timothy, Ticfolium, Trefoil, Lucerne, etc. : Euglish Poas ami Fescues COLONIAL GRASSES : 29,1 j Akaroa and Taranaki Cock-foot, Italian I Ryegrass Poverty Bay Ryegrass, - | Canterbury Ryegrafs. ■ \JCbll Ul \J± U}J* Mammoth, Ale-deens (Purple and ■~" — ""——— Green-top) > roots, ' MANURES : ™ * Our New Mills in New South Wales GROWN BY MR RAMSAY, are in full working ordc-, and th TAUWHARE. Brands PYRAMID (lightly steamed) and _ TRIANGLE (digested) are second to r-» ttt pt a v none '« ,ne n in 'ket, being pure and very |JUfeiAm, uniform in quality. Our aim will be to make this the premier brand in the HORT \\7DIfE "OELGIAN, market. j !T JL) Lawcs' ami Anglo Continental Manure &C OC. 0 C Company's KA IN IT, SULPHATE, & Cfc POTASH, THOMAS' PHOSPHATE, f^'ie undersigned is our Waikato'agent, VV JjjOJj D wliosfl isige practical knowledge of fariu1M PI? PI A T sl\V C 1 nI? f nvi an( * t,,c secd a,u ' manure business is JLYlrJlilvliAlJ OW nUIli . sufficient guarantee that any business entrusted to his care will be faithfully GEO. J. NEAL, attt,ldd GEORGE E. CLARK ' Cambridge, CAMBRIDGE. 30/9 29/1 Waikato.. Agent.