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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume IV, Issue 1165, 8 December 1904, Page 1

t Veni! Vidi! Vici! For the Cricketing get Y(M DIfiASUJN. WELL MADE USD SBSURK. G. MoBEIDE'S. Fox's All Wool Cream Serge 22s 6d ¥ M4IN ST., WAIHI. AND VICTORIA ST, AUCKLAND. THiS STYLF. BRIEF BAGS. 2s6d, 3s6d, 486 d, ss6d. MAIN STBKET, WAIIII. A. W. LAKEMAN, Manager.

R G, 1 STOCK AND BHABEBROKE.R Btoox Exchange, Telegraph ad(lrosa ; — Macky, Sharobroker Auckland. LcttorsBaIBWG.P.O J AIHI miMBEK V ABI) All ombses of BUILDING TIMBER DOORS BASHES, 40. STOCKED. Awo, COAL oy TDK Bksi Qualit? Please Notice.—All orders received at the Yard, or by the Proprietor's driver promptly oxecuted. 11. W, MOORF. THE WAIHI AERATED WATER L FACTORY, GREY AND MENZIES Havo ofltablifihed n bnsincsn in Waihi. For cool ond wholosomo bovcrnnea order from Gioy ind Monzies' Wfi'bi Factory. LICENSED MANUFACTURERS OF (PLUNGE AND SWER BATHS TANKS, COPPERS, TINWARE, Eto

JOHN MO\VBIUY| [\VM, H, MOWJHIAY T M. AND J, MOWBRAY STOCK k SHAREBKOKERS, Members Auckland Slock Exchange, We do not spocnlftto in ahurcs; net only us brokors, House, Land, and Estate Agents Hotel Brokors and Valuess 22, Shorthand stiikkt, AUCMARD, Established 1868 Top, from 10! per lb, or 21b for 1/0, Buiter. Sopanitor, lOd per lb, Factory, 1/ per lb. Pitie-npplo, 7d per tin. (Jnlifonihn Fruits, Pours, Peaches, Apricot', lOd per tin, Cheaper than ever in foot ivoar. Ladies Foil Slippers, lOd per pair. Ladies' Olrek Mippcrs, 1/3 per pair. Ladies' Glace Kid Shoes, 4/ (worth 7/.) Children's Patent Leather Shoes 1/6, Full range Ladies, Gents, Boys, and Girls' Boots and Shoes, (Pioneer Brand.) Floor Cloths and Linoleum. Choice Patterns, From 2/3 per yard, Remnants at reduced price, Ironmongery, American Axes, weight 4to s'b, only 4/6. Kimmol Crib Onus, from 2/ oncli. Tin saucepans 5d each. Household Ironmongery in endless variety, Agent for O'Leary Bros, and Downs. 8;odm:n, Auckland. i.. x :~ j). <■ i STOREKEEPER, WAIHI C. S. I 3 Y N E, BUTCHER, (Lato of Thames), Begs to intimate lo the inhabitants o iVnilii that ho is rc-conmicncint; the Butchering Business formerly carried on by Mr G. Oolebronk in premises near tho Central Hotel, and hopes that by supplying tho best quality of meat to merit a shnro of public support. TO MEN. Willi lor lim copy o! nimble book »bout yot» Hhti, jour hiv.ltli, j-oui h»ppln»'i )"> ur llltur *' It contain! o luil exposition ol the liuiiian syiti tod the rerunLiieo Ho neiil tc com dooton. Posted fret m m\M envelope, Ewjr mimliouldrc.nllt. :Wilr««-Idon«.G>™rnnA )J flindenHttM, 'UAmuiK.