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J\UW!S F U li THE MILLION HIER SPRICHT MAN HOCH-DEUTSCH. Old and joung, rich and poer, . Knowing the scarcity of caih, li} rending thin the\ may be sure l' m ollenng goods that are freih, I'liat during tho preient winter season At less than English cost, I vow ■ 1 he} can bo clothed if tbey will but reason. So now is your time, and only now. By one visit to our Clothing Hall l' ue unsortmcnt it good and exten»ive ; lou 11 find I'm selling at prkes nominal. The beauty 11 they are made on the premiiei. The following is a list of pncei of a few of the Large and Extensive Stock during the winter months :— s. d. 1 q (} BO3S' Hats, in Alpino and various other •hapes, the Men's Black Cloth Trousen (worth 255) . 15 6 largest Mock in town, each . . 2 11 Men's Sydney Tweed Trousers . . 10 6 l<eltlurban Hats (new patterns) . . 3 Jl Men's Cloth Trousers (worth 15s) . .6 11 i-nrge-size AVhite Blankets (worth 10a 6d), each . 5 0 MenVßlack Sac Coats, only . .14 11 V\oollen Comforters each . . .10 Men's Waterproof Coats . . .14 11 Carpet Bags (large size) . . .60 Bojs' Waterproof Coats . . .711 Leather Belti (good value), each . .0 4- Men'i Winter Overcoats (various patterns) . 24 0 \Vhitelocket-handkerchicls, each . .04 Men's Heavy Pilot Coats . . .1411 Boi h Ironsers and Vests, only . .12 0 Men's Woollen Singlets, all wool . .46 Boys Shirts (heavy) . . .in Regatta Shirts (all patterns) . . .26 Lambswoo Socks, per pair . . .1 6 W hite Linen Shirts . . .3 n Boy » Black Cloth Trousert (worth 15s) .70 And hundreds of other Goods equally low. n,,.fi LE I Y '*. b ** V i! n * q l been .,f 8t . al ?lished now five years in Auckland, and having given every satisfaction to his customers, trusta that, by still giving a good article at a low fignre, he will merit a tair ahare of public support. Observe the address :—: — J . LEVY'S MONSTER CLOTHING HALL, Next to the Old Theatre Royal, 210, Queen-street ; and t the Branch Store, 250, Queen-street, adjoining Woodw*rd'a (Confectioner), and opposit the main entrance to the Market. N.B.— The public are requested to obaerve the new Circular Reflector outside No. 210, in order to prevent mistakes. Open aa usual from 7 a.m. till 10 p,m. ; Saturda s till 12 p.m. J. LEVY, Sole Proprietor.

VICTORIA SEED STORES. R. BAI E D, Wholeiale and Retail Seed Merchant, Vic tdtia-street, Auckland. GARDEN SEEDS: A very largo and carefully iclectcd stock comprising all the neweit and belt varieties. Flowkk Sekds.— 2oo varieties. 6d per packet, 4v per doz ; choicest lorts, ls per packet. Catalogues forwarded on application. FIELD SEEDS: Beet Sugar, per Ib3i; Carrot, per lb 10i ; Cabbage, per lb 12s; Mangold, pet lb 2s 6d; Turnip, perlb3s: Chicory, per lobt; Rape, per lb Id; Linseed, per lb 8d ; Tobacco, per oz 3s; Tares, per bushel 1^»; peai, per buihel, lft; Sorgam, 9d. CLOVER AND GRASS SEEDS: W ™? C }™ r * P" *!' 4d ; Cow OIOTCr l P" lb l8 4d ! Als y kc > P^ r lb ls 4d S Lu«rne, per lb ls 6d ; Alphaalpha, per lb 2i 6d • Irefoil, perlb9d; Eye Grass, per biuhel 10s to 12s; do, Italian, per buihel, 12s to lsi : Cocksfoot, per buihel 16s HOBART TOWN POTATOES. Specially imported for seed, £7 per ton, picked. BONE DUST. Beit Sydney, No. 1, £7 10s. Flour, £8 10s, bags included. R. BAUD, VICTORIA STREET, AUCKLAND.

A UCKLAND WINDOW BLIND AN! J\ WIRE WORK FACTORY. VENETIAN HOUSE, ' Shortland-street. Venetian. Wire, Gauze, and Perforated Zinc Blind made of all dimensions, in any number, and Wire Worlr in all its branches. Sent to any part of New Zealand. Old Blinds renovated . M. HORTON BUSBY, I Local Manufacturer, and Importer of Material.

G. T H O M A S S 6" N," " (Late of Thomasson & Co.) ■JL/TILL AND WHEELWRIGHT Tx AWAHCTU.

A ft M E R ' S HOTEL DRURY. ' Wines and Spirit* ot Best Brandi.— Good Accommodation for Travellers. Good accommodation paddojxs. Saddle, Single, and Double Harness Hones for Hire. G ' GODKIN Proprietor.

Alexandra Hotel, ALEXANDRA, WAIKATO. THOMAS FINCH, Proprietor. A CCOMMODATION for Travellers. Good Stabling £*- and Paddock«. Saddlb Horsks for Hire.

W. PHILLIPPS & SON, j WrNDHAM-STBBKT, 44 p CKLAND, OIL, COLOUR, and Glass Merchant!, Importers oi and Dcaleri in every deicripjkion of Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Colours, Varnishts, French Polish, Gold Leaf, Brushes, and Papcrhangings ; British and Continental Plate, Sheet, Crown, and Ornamental Glass 5 Clock . and Compass Glasseß. Glass cut to any iize, and carefUlly 1 packed, Window Lead, Glazed Sashei, Poon, &c.

FOR SALE or LEASE, by Bobekt Vails, Land Agent : Farms and Runs from 60 to 12,000 acrei in he Waikato The purchase of Native Lands negotiated. Wanted Freehold Securities. N.B.— Moncjs lent. ROBERT VAILE, Land Agent, Canada Buildings, Queen street.

JOHN SHARP, I NUEBERYHAN AND FLOBJST, (At Mb W. Russell's,) Cambridge. * FRUIT-TREES in great variety, Roses, Pints, Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, Flowers, ko., at Auckland Prices. Orders carefull; packed, and forwarded to Coach or Steamboat.

PAPER HANGINGS, White Lead, Painti, Oil», Turpenrine, Varniihes Window Glass, Gold Leaf, Brushes, and all Painting Requisites. Gilt, t an 1 Stained Picture-frames and Room Meuldiuiw Shadoi, Ac. b ■ HOLLAND AND BUTLEB, 28, VICTOKIA-BTBKKT, AUCKLAHD, (Next F. Quick's Stables.) N.B. — Prompt attention given to Countrj'Orders.

I y I ~B G L E R , "painter, writer, decorator, grainer PAPKRHANGER, Ac. * Orders left at the Delta Hotel will be attended to witk punctuality.

yy ILLIAM BUTCHER SMITH, FAKRIEK, AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH, . Ngaruawahia, Waikato.

D. EVI T T, GVNMAKER, dc, 244, Queen Street, Auckland. Sporting ammunition of every description. A large stock of Blasting Powder and Fuse on sale.

"THOMAS MORRIS, Grocer, Draper, and General Merchant, HAMILTON.

E. FITZPATRICK, G EN EP A L STOREKEEPER, AND BAKER, Ngaruawahia.

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Waikato Times, Volume IV, Issue 220, 7 October 1873, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Waikato Times, Volume IV, Issue 220, 7 October 1873, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Waikato Times, Volume IV, Issue 220, 7 October 1873, Page 4

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