■polices. 1 iwfcim^ OCEIt, DRAPER, & ■ - - • GENERAL STOREKEEPER. GROCERIES GROCERIES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, OF BEST QUALITY AND LOWEST PRICES. Crockery, x Glassware, Cutlery & Ironmongery FANCY GOODS, .% PATENT MEDICINES, &c, &c, &c. AGENT FOR THE BEST REMEDY FOR COUGHS & COLDS. E. J. DAVEY - - - HAMILTON. CORAL QUEEN GUANO. 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, M7s Od j , on Rail Auc]dand Ex Store, M 15s j ' W. SOUTER" AND CO., CAMBRIDGE & OHAUPO. = Encourage Local Industry ! ASK YOUR OKOCEB OR BAKER PATENT GERMINA |p THE PERFECT WHEAT FOOD % Gertnina PorriJge is the Mcst Wholesome Breakfast Dish in New Zealand SEMOLINA FRESHER, CHEAPER & IMMEASURABLY BETTER for old and young than imported Arrowroot, Tapioca, Coriflour or Sago WHBATMEAL THE SAME QUALITY as at present used hy the British and American Food Reform Assojiation Oil A MPION FTjOXT R (yTiih IA O.KITE AND LEADIa. lIN'AMj IN THE COLONY. THE NOfiTHEENROLLEH MILLING CO (LIMITED), QUAY-STREET * FORT-STREET, AUCKLAND o!3
BYCROFT (LIMITED), MANUFACIUXKES OP "TULIP" AND "SNOWDRIFT" BRANDS OF FLOUR, WHEATMEAL, PORRID'JE-MEAL, SELFRAISING FLOUR. ALSO, ALL KINDS OF PLAIN & FANCY BISCUITSFIRST AWARD AT THE AUCKLAND EXHIBITION for "TULIP" FLOUR, with Gold Medal and Si-ecial Mention. FIRST AWARD FOR "SNOWDRIFT" FLOUR, alao for WHEATMEAL. FIRST AWARD FOR BISCUITS, with Special Mention for Uniformity and Excellence of Quality. City Flour Mills, Shortland-st., Auckland. 15/19 JAMES HUME, Manager.
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 R\TES. WAITED Ols FOK ORDERS. 8/11
GRANT'S WIRK-STRAINKR AND J" SPLICER. Invaluable to Farmers and Stationholders. The advantages claimed for this Machine arc :—l. A wire can be str.nued and spliced at any part of a fence without having to fliaw any staples. 'I. A barbed wire can be strained and splijct at any part of af* nee. 3. It can be med at the post quicker than the ordinary bracket or roller, and wi 1 work on any bir.c of post, or tree. 4. The trouble of boring holes in the tiha'niiig post cm be dispensed with. You can also strain from a tree or any other hxtuie. 5. It is made of the best wrought steel, and is guaranteed to stand any strain possible to put on a No. (i wire. Full directions for us'ng fui'iiislie.l with each machine. Price, £\ 58 '~\ 1, COOP, Newstead, Sob- Agent tor Waikato. P.S.—Circulars, containing full particulars, sent ou application. 'il/3 Veterinary Surgeon. Bkuuit's Hamilton Hotel, Hamilton. A -ent andV.S. to the Livestock General Insurance Co. of New Z. aland. Te Awamutu Agent for Kinloeh'a Medicines : K. IS. Beowx, S id
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Waikato Argus, Volume VI, Issue 426, 25 April 1899, Page 3
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