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Waikato Argus, Volume VI, Issue 417, 1 April 1899, Page 3

Notices. GROCERIES GROCERIES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, OF BEST QUALITY AND LOWEST PRICES r, x Glassware, Cuilery & Ironmongery, FANCY GOODS, *** PATENT MEDICINES, &c, &c, &c. AGENT FOB 3ii|H*iiitP.; THE BEST REMEDY FOR COUGHS & COLDS. WONDERFUL RESULTS! SPLENDID CROPS! The Cheapest and Most Reliable Guano. 62 TO 63 PER CENT. PHOSPHATE OF LIME. CARGO NOW LANDING. Best Opportunity to Buy for Spring Sowing. SPECIAL PRICE EX SHIP : Ex Ship, £i 7s Gel ) -a -n -i a i i i i? Q4.~ 1 i>i ik -c ree on Rails, Auckland JBiX btore, £4 los j ' CAMBRIDGE & OHAUPO. »% AUTUMN SOWING. *•* POVERTY T)AY p YEGRASS! CANTERBURY T) YEGRASS TTALIAN T> YEGRASS ! TTALIAN pYE' (ALL DESCRIPTIONS BONEDITSTS & SUPERPHOSPHAIE JUST ARRIVED-S. & D.8.8.L. Guns; Smokeless, New Club, Now Rival and Other Cartridges ; Shot, Wads, etc., etc. D A T»l> l mir¥T™>c< SEED, GRAIN AND GENERAL MERCHANTS, HAMILTON. 18/3 AUTUMN AND WINTER DRAPERY NOW OPENING UP AT S. HOWARD'S, CAMBRIDGE. "Vr/~\TrT]AT in every Department. Inspection respectfully iniMJ V I iI -i 1 1 I ik7 vited. Country orders punctually and carefully attended to. My motto is : " Small Profits and Quick Returns." FREE ACCIDENT INSURANCE : £25 Policy issued to every customer pur chasing Goods to the amount of 5s and over for cash. Please Note : No extra charge whatever is made on the Goo£s, it being another form of advertisiii!/. By purchasing Goods from this establishment you keep yourself insured all the year round. 23/3 PENNINGTON'S (KNOWN AS THE "SETTLERS' STORE") HAMILTON EAST. NEW GOODS IN GENERAL LINES ARRIVING DAILY. LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT TO SELECT FROMGroceries, Ironmongery, Crockery, &c, &c, AT LOWEST RATES. WAITED Oh FOK ORDERS. 8/11 SOLE AGENTS AND BOTTLERS FOR AUCKLAND : HIPKINS & COUTTS, LOW T ER ALBERT-STREET. N.B.—None genuine unless bearing Speight and Co.'s and Hipkins and Coutts' names. 25/1 n RANT'S WIRK-STRAINER AND SPLICER. Invaluable to Farmers and Stationholders. Tlie advantages claimed for th:s Machine are :—1 A w ire can be strained and spliced at any part of a fence without having to draw any staples. 2. A barbed wire can be strained and spliced at any part of aft nee. 3. It can be used at the post quicker than the ordinary bracket or roller, and wi 1 \\uik on any size of post or tree. 4. The trouble of boring holes in th« straining post can be dispensed with. You can also strain from a tree or any other fixture. 5. It is made of the best wrought steel, and is guaranteed to stand any strain possible to put on a No. G wire. Full directions for us'ng furnished with eaeli machine. I'iice, £1 us.—ll, COOl', Ncwstead, Sole Agent for Waikato. P.S.—Circulars, containing full particulars, sent ou application. 'il/li It. B A " B EOWN (Late Barr Brown & Co), Commission, Laud and Estate Agent, STOCK AND MINING BROKER Hekai.d Buildings, QUEEN ST., AUCKLAND. Rknts and Intkkests Collected. tgg," I have numerous enquiries for properties in the Waikato and shall be pleased to put some on my list. Ladies' JNurse, Is open to engagements in town or country, OH Patients received at her residence, II A M I LT 0 N WEST. Cood References. 7/1