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Jf £ W IS FOR THE MILLION 11IKR SPRICHT MAN fIOCH-DEUTSCH. Qld and \ou»g, rich aud pot»r, Knowing the scnrcity of cish, By reuduig this they may bo sure I'm offering goods that Are fresh, Hint during tho present muter Reason At less than English cost, I vowThey can be clothed if they will but reason. So now it your time, and onlj now. By one vitit to our Clot lung Hall The assortment is good and eztemire ; You'll find I'm selling ut prices nominal. The beauty is they aro made on In* prwniws The following is a list of pricea of a few of the Largo and Eittnsire htoek during the winter monthi : — n. d. s. d, Boys' Hats m Alpine and lanous other ihapei, the Men's Black Cloth Trousers (worth 255) . 15 C fargc«t Mock in ton n, each . .2 11 Men's Sydney Tweed Trousers . .10 € Felt '1 in bun Huts (new patterns) . . '.\ II Men's Cloth Trousers (worth 15§) . .6 11 Large-si?o White Blankets (worth 10* 6d), each . 5 0 Men's' Black Sac Coats, only . .14 11 Woollen Com fortors each . . .10 Men's Waterproof Conts . . . 14 11 Carpet Bags (large size) . 6 0 Boys' Waterproof Coats . . . 7 11 Leather Belt h (good each . 0 4 Men's Winter Overcoats (various pattern*) .24 C White Pocket-handkerchiefs, each . 0 4 Men's Heavy Pilot Conts . . . 14 11 Boys' Trousers nnd Voj-tF, only . 12 0 Men's Woollen Smglctn. all wool . . 4 C Boys' Shirts (heavy) . . .111 "Regatta Shirts (all patterns) . . .26 Lamb«wool Socks/per pair . 1 6 White Linen Shirts . . . 3 11 Boys' Black Cloth Trousers (worth 15s) 7 0 And hundreds of other Goods equally low. J. LEVY, having been established now five years in Auckland, and having given every satisfaction to his customeis, trusts that, by still giving a good article at a low fignro, he will merit a fair share of public support. Obseive the addresa :—: — j LEVY'S MONSTER CLOTHING HALL, Next to the Old Theatre Royal, 210, Queen-street; and t the Biauch Stoic, 250, Queen-street, adjoining Woodward's (Confectioner), and opposit the main entrance to the Market. N.B. — The public are requested to observe the new Circular Reflector outside No. 210, in order to prevent mistakes. Open as usual from 7 a.m. till 10 p,m. ; Satuida s till 12 p.m. J. LEVY. Sole ProDrietor.

VICTORIA SEED STORES. R. BAIED, Wholesale aud Retail Seed Merchant, Vic toria street, Auckland. GARDEN SEEDS: A\ery large and carefully selected stock comprising all the newest and belt varieties. Flower Seeds. — 2UO vaiieties. 6d per packet, 4s pei doz ; choicest sorts, Is per packet. Catalogues forwarded on application. FIELD SEEDS : Beet Sugar, per lb 3s ; Carrot, per lb 10s ; Cabbage, per lb 1 's ; Mangold, per lb 2s 6d , Turnip, perlb 3s ; Chicory, per lb 6s , Rape, per lb Id ; Linseed, pc lb Sd . Tob icco, per oz 3s : Tares, per bushel l^s , peas, per bushel, 1 s ; Sorgnm, 9ri CLOVER AND GKASS SIvEDS: White Clover, per lb Is 4d ; Cow Clover, per lb Is *d ; Alsyke, per lb Is 4d ; Lucerne, per lb Is 6d ; Alphaalpha, per lb 2s Gd ; Trefoil, per lb 9d ; It\ c Grass, per bushel 10s to 12s, do, Italian, per bushel, 12s to i-5s ; Cocksfoot, per bushel, 15s. 11 OB ART TOWN POTATOES. Specially imported for seed. £7 per ton, picked. BONE DUST. Best Sydney, No. 1, £7 10a. Flour, £8 10s, bags included. R. BAIED, VICTORIA STREET, AUCKLAND.

TV /T H A Y M A X WHOLES ATT ,0 RETAIL TOBACCONIST, Best Havarm.iu ( uais, Finest Cut Tobacco, tho Finest Cigarette (Jui ! <jKuu>, \ nginia Tobacco, Meurschauii Pipes, Gencial Tobacconists' Waits, and Fancy Goode AMERICAN CI G A R DEPOT > ISB, Queen -street, Auckland, (Next the Savings Bank.)

AUCKLAND WINDOW BLIND AN! U IRE WORK FACTORY. VENETIAN HOUSE, Shortland-street. Venetian, Wire, Gauze, and Perforated Ziiaj Blind made of all dimensions, in any number, and Who Wort in all its branches. Sent to any part of New Zealand. Old Blinds renovated . M. HORTON BUSBY, Local Mauufactuier, and Importer of Material. U. T ~H~O M A~S~S~O~^7 (Late of Thomasson & Co.) "m/i* ILL AND WHEELWRIGHT Tk AwAMCTr. FARMER'S HOTEL DllUll Y. Wines and Spirits oi Best Brands. — Good Accommodation for Travellers. Good accommodation paddojus. Saddle, Single, and Double Harness Horses for Hire. G. GODK 1 N Propi ietor.

Alexandra Hotel, ALEXANDRA, WAIKATO. THOMAS FINCH, Proprietor. A CCOMMODATION for Travellers. Good Stabling f\. and Paddocks. f Saddle Horses for Hire. W. P H I LL 1 P P S & S~O N~ WYNDHAM-bTBEET, AUCKLAND/ OIL, COLOUR, and Glass Merchants, Importer*, ol and Dealers in every description of Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Colours, Varnishes, French Polish, Gold Leaf, Brushes, and Paperhangmgs ; British and Continental Plate, Sheet, Crown, and Ornamental Glass; Clock and CompasB Glasses. Glass cut to any size, and carefully packed, Window Lead, Glazed Sashes, Doors, &.c.

FOR SALE or LEASE, by Robert Vaile, Land Agent : Farms and Runs from 50 to 12,000 acres in ho Waikato The purchase of Native Lands negotiated. Wanted Freehold Securities. N.B. — Moneys lent. ROBERT VAILE, Land Agent, Canada Buildings, Queen street. JOHN SHARP, NURSERYMAN AND FLORIST, (At Mb W. Russell's,) Cambridge. TTJIRUIT-TREES in great variety, Roses, Pinto, OrnaJj mental Trees nnd Shrubs, Flow era, ice, at Auckland Prices. Orders carefully packed, and forwarded to Coach or Steamboat. PAPER HANGINGS, White Lead, Paints, Oils, Turpenrine, Varnishes, Window Glass, Gold Leaf, Briwhcs, and all Painting Requisites. Gilt, anl Stained Picture-frames and Room Mouldings Shades, &c. HOLLAND AND BUTLER, 28, VICTORIA-bTKUET, AUCKLAND, (Next F. Quick's Stables.) N.B. — Prompt attention gnen to Country^Ordcrs. I PAINTEK, WRITER, DEOOKATOK, GRAINER, \ PAPERHANOER, ice. Orders left at the Delta Hotel will be attended to with punctuality. j

TO" ILLIAM BUTCHER SMITH, FARRIER, AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH, Ngaruawahia, Waikato. ~~ D. EVI T T, QVNMAKER, &c, 244, Queen Street, Auckland. Sporting ammunition of every debut iption. A large stock of Blasting Powder and Fuse on Bale. E. WAiER^ ~ PASTRY-COOK AND CONFECTIONER, Queen-street, Auckland. E. FITZPATUICIC GENERAL STOREKEEPER, AND BAKER, \ Ngaruawahia,

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Waikato Times, Volume I, Issue 228, 25 October 1873, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Waikato Times, Volume I, Issue 228, 25 October 1873, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Waikato Times, Volume I, Issue 228, 25 October 1873, Page 4

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