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Waikato Argus, Volume V, Issue 357, 22 October 1898, Page 2

We always go it straight, So we never are too late, Wc barrack for the best that we can get. Then go to Daniel Salmon, We'll have no blooming gammon, For he. always sells a pair of boots that

Mr S. Foulsham, Hamilton, is a cash purchaser of hones, bottle;;, and old iron.

Messrs McNicol and Co. advertise their next Hamilton sale and a large number of entries for their horse sale at Hamilton.

Miss Macnaughtan, Victoria-street, Hamilton, who is retiring from business, announces a clearing sale of millinery, drapery and art needlework. The sale, which is for cash only, commences today. Mr W. S. Evans, piano and organ tuner ami regulator, is now in Waikato, and visits Hamilton in a few days. Orders may be sent to the post-office. \V. S- E. has all kinds of pianos for sale, cash or deferred payment. New pianos from £3O, organs from £l3. Full particulars on application.

The Christmas number of the New Zealand Graphic, containing a beautiful chromo-lithographic map of the South Island, is now ready, and can be obtained from Mr R. F. Saudes, Hamilton. The publication is eminently suitable for seudiiig to friends at Home. The next 'Frisco mail closes, on Friday next, and this will be the last mail to reach London before Christmas.