2?OUCO3j OLD FRIENDS & THE NEW CENTURY. TIME PL! KS—r esntury has 3pod, Ho s"aw old ties asunu r riven— A ne.v yenr I as bogun, Saw many a new one mi-rlo, And many a. ■ htinc the old year saw That promised for loii? ti - i>e to hold Before hio iky h;d done. But snipped ere it d cuyod. 0 Nineleen One will changes see, i And doubtless many a brand 01 fine new kinds of Koota nnj Shoes You'll seo throughout the landTo ival thot which long has proved Strong, fjAflTisfl, Bp?«>''lN^ Il\e Jfyomuietta JJorvhern BrandPray, don't forget the sign. HAMILTON. ARTIFICIAL MANURES, SHOETLA.ND- STREET, AUCKLAND, >EC, TO DRAW THE ATTENTION OP VVAIKATO FARMERS ■* to the following Analysis and Price List of their CELEBRATED MANURES: Sul. Potential Tri-l.asic Prick Trade Description, Potash, Ammonia. Phnsp'te. P<r ton SONEDDST ■GRASS MANURE ... ... -G7 4?-30 £6 15i BLOOD AND BONE, or ROOT MANURE \ - 7-S4 30-1? £5 133 (Containing Potash, 1*97.) ) (This is a first-class all-round manure, and can recommend it). SPECIAL TURNIP MANURE SUIJ?HATE OF POTASH ... 02-3 KAINIT (guaranteed equal to"| oon , „, > Sulphate of Potash } 23 '° ~ - 4a W J GUA&O (Coral Queen, 50 per ceot. Phosphate of ! " Lime. 1} per cent. Ammonia) ... ~, —i 4a M 2 UPBBPHOSPHATE(B6p.o.PboBphateSoIubIe)„. « 5a fldj * Value Pkp. Unit 12s gfl \ s si\ PRICES SUBJECT TO QUOTATIONS. R. & W. HBLLABY LIMITED, auctioneers, Fruit and Produce Salesmen, is\Ki Ktusauvmu iniu JNEVV AiND COMMODIOUS PREMISES .J Queen-street (opposite Smeeton's Old Mill), Auckland, we are now in a better position than ever to GIVE FARMERS ENTIRE SATISFACTION. CONSIGNMENTS GRADED AND ATTENDED TO WITH EVERY CARE. 6g" FRUIT receives Special Attention by experts. HIGHEST PRICES OBTAINED. r PROMPT ADVICES and CHEQUES immediately after Goods are cleared desired. ADVANCES MADE ON GOODS FOR SALE. ALEX. AITKEN, LIMITED, AUCKLAND. We sell all day and every day. The only firm employing two auctioneers. Our Travellers sell to all the Gum and Goldfields, Patent Egg Boxes and Fruit Oases at Mill Pripe*.. Agent for Agricultural Lime and GihW SShe&p Dip. 3/2 WILLIAM OA-IsrisrZßjLL, MONUMENTAL MASON, jOtet < m \ MARBLE MEMORIALS t.„,'J. | HEADSTONES & CROSSES towslw!! ~,.«,, n !& 0I al ' designs and descriptions oan be PfW su PP'f ed - J have patterns of 60 styles jMtfMljl SriTfllpTtf&f' t 0 ohoose from » tne same can be aeen at Tlwrrwl!^^fer^\-i«l^4\lTfi!ni£s|(i? : m y Yards > Victoria-street, Hamilton. I supply any of the above at about "TV .- -,_; v „£* IKON RAILINGS FOR GRAVES i*:"j-i--:<;■■-:y ; ! "•-:•••..;■;'.".''"::!;'-# At Lowest Price FRESH: LIME! In STONE and FLOUR. Twenty tons in stock ; prepared for farmers, gardene and builders T. Q, desires to thank the inhabitants of Hamilton and the settlers around the district for the liberal support accorded to him since he started in business, and now begs to inform them that he will at all times supply meat of first quality a reasonable prices THOMAS QUALTROUGH. January, 1888. D. MEREDITH, pOACH pROPRIETOR KIHIKIHI, RUNS A COACH TWICE DAILY BETWEEN KIHIKIHI AND TE AWAMUTU STATION, Meeting Every Train. Tor price and particulars apply Messrs PARR BROS., Hamilton West; Mr W DEY, Hamilton East. Liberal Terms for Large Quantities I C E . STOP THAT COUGH THIIMPS miALTRPHPH ST ° P TKAT ° OUGH! inUMfld yUALIKbUU.I, STOP THAT COUGH ! T>UTCHER, &c, STOP THAT COUGH » A ' Victora-stkekt, STOP THAT COU GH! \ If you cannot sleep for coughing HAMILTON WEST ope Keatina's Lozenge will set you right. They at once check the m .-. i - * ii. i i.«. •r. t_. cough and remove the cause. An T. Q. desires to thank the inhabi- enormous sale all over the world tants of Hamilton and the settlers around during the past 80 years proves the district for the liberal support ac their great value.' , . -there is absolutely no remedy so corded to him since he started in speedy and effectual. One Lozenge business, and now begs to inform them alone S ivcs relief. Simple, but ~ ~ .„ , „,. , , , sure in action, thev can be taken that he will at all times supply meat of by the most delicate. first quality a reasonable prices THOMAS QUALTROUGH. KEATING'S LOZENGES, January, 1888. KEATING'S LOZENGES, _ KEATING'S LOZENGES, D. MEREDITH, keating'S lozenges, QOACH pROPRIETOR KEATING'S LOZENGES, KIHIKIHI, KEATING'S LOZENGES, RUNS A COACH dealing's Cough Lozenges, the'un- » u a o A UUAUH rivalled remedy for COUGHS, HOARSETWICE DAILY NESS, and THROAT TROUBLES, are BETWEEN KIHIKIHI AND TE sold everywhere in Tins by all Chemists. J3ERAMBULATORS. MANGLES Meeting Every Train. J_ ORGANETTES, fIOESES AND BUGGIES ON HIRE. SEWING MACHINES, KNITTING EXPERIENCED GUIDES „ MACHINES. &c. _ ~ . , „ . ~ , .. T .. For cash or 2s 6d per week. Provided for Trips through the Km Country. @* Albo, PIANOS & ORGANS *tt» D. MEREDITH, W. B, DENNES, Kihikihi, Queen.street, Auckland. '
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Waikato Argus, Volume X, Issue 954, 25 May 1901, Page 1
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