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Waikato Times, Volume V, Issue 280, 26 February 1874, Page 3

10 scvi'uJui a E E r a v N fc 1 LI H J X O O\ o \ X A. S EVEKV i> aCMI'.IO.N H of GrL.N-I'...UL HARDWARE.

CAMBRIDGE.

Saturday February 2a, at 11 o'clock prompt.

DUKE OF EDINBURGH HOTEL.

J. KNOX Hm been favoured with instruction* from Mr P«ftr»o» to sell by public auction (in consequence of expiration of lease), on the above date, at 11 o'clock sharp,. fTIHE WHOLE OF THE STOOk-IN-Tii ADE -*- of the Hotel, comprising — BAK-5-pull Beer Engine, Show Kega, Clock, Glassware, Measures, &c. Bed Koom-j— lron Bedatsada and Bedding, Dressing Tablet, Wash-stands, Todet Services, Dressing Glasses Carpeting, and Matting. Drawing Room— Sofa, Couch, 12 Dinner Chairs, a Loo ! Tables, Papier-mache Oval Table, Engravings, 2 Oil Pamtngs, Carpet, Window Curtains and Blinds, crimson, damask. Dining Room — Chairs, Tablet, Sofas, Engravings, j Cheilonier. i Paklours Nos. 1 and 2—2 Cheffonieis, Sofas, Tablet, Rocking Chairs, Plated Ware, Knives and Forks, Crockery, Glassware, Fender and lions, Books, Engravings. X itch bn— Cooking Range and nesettary requitites, &c. Yaed — Sundries too numerous to particulaiise. Saddle, about 4 tons Hay, Whitechapel Spring Cart and Harness, Jalßo 4 Working Bullocks, Reaping Machine, 2 two-year-old Steers, 1 three-year-old Steer, and 1 18-month Steer.

N.R— The auctioneer would draw the attention of parties about to furnish to the above opportunity, as the lease expires on the day of sale. Owing to the large number of lots, the sale will commence at 11 o'clock, sharp.

TEEMS AT SALE.

NOTICE.

N. L. JOSEPHJ WISEES to draw the attention of th« Ladies of. Han^lton and Cambridge and the public gd&frijjry that he hat. thit day opened out a choice lot of Ur*ipery, con, tisting of tha undermentioned goods, viz. :—: — i Fancy Dress Materials Rep, newest designs Grenadines v Poplinettet * \ \ Dreised Holland '' f Black. Lustre i * ~ "\ Black and Coloured Coburgt- - ' v j Coloured French Merinos \ Black French Merinos \ Brown Holland \ Fancy Printt „ /• +»'•*#" { White Cotton Trimmings j£>W-i ~ £* j Children's Coloured Linen Hats . t .j^* X # Skirtings, in all shades ■* *** Grey Calicos, single and double widtht- '~\ **" •&■ Muslin Di esses, a great variety *iW v % Black. Spotted Net *••, .: Veny Handsome Quilted Skirts 1 * ' Dolly Vaiden Hats, trimmed and untrimmedl >^ Mushroom HatsRustic Beauties Rice Straw Hats Collars and Cuffs, wliite and coloured, novelty of the reason Mantle Ornamtnta, very handsome designs ' Black Silk Fringes Coloured Silk Fringes Coloured Silk and Cotton Gimps Cambric Handkerchiefs Silk Handkerchiefs White Bboit Muslins, Swiss Muslin, 20 different de&igusTambour Curtains Lace Curtains Scailet Flannel -White FUonel Grey Domestics| No. 1 P?ain Mediums 38 B Horrocks' Long Clolh 36 A Horrocks' Long Cloth White Sheeting iirowji Sheofcing Cord Elastic Furniture Chintz, very i&nrfrntne patterns Laoitt' Long Cloth, in 12-yaiu lengths lurwish Towela, white omi biown Honeycomb Towels ■ Black Ribbon Velvets Coloured Ribbon Vehets, ir uJ i . nn.l shades Marcellaa, in diHerent desif ns nud <|i .-i.titi Clarks (Uazed and Ungluze 1 Cottooe Ladies' Cotton Hoße, white and coloured Children's White Socks Winceys Damask for Curtains White Tablecloths Coloured Tablecloths A choice selection of Flowers

Antimacassars Ruchings Ladies' Corsets, white, grey, and scarlet

GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT.

The above Department has beou opened with an entirely New Stock, coirpri&ingDark Tweed Trousers and Vesta Light Tweed Trouseis and Vesta Crimean ShirtoJ Crape Shirta Oxford Shirts Magdalla Shirts Nabob Shirts White Shirts Regatta Shirts Drill Trousers Black Superfine Cloth Trouscro ' Duck Trousers Sac Light Tweed Coate Sac Dark Tweed Coats Galatea Coats Youths' Coats Youths' Trousers Gent's Brown Cotton Half-Hose| Gent's Coloured Merino Half- Hose Gent's Military Half- Hose Gent's Woollen Half-Hose Gent's Knitted Half- Hose Very choice selection of Puggerahs Dux, Westend, and Shakespere Collars Tom Thumb Tics Regent Ties White Tien, &c, 4c. White Blankets Note the Addross :— N. L. JOSEPH, TEMPORARY PREMISES, WHARF, HAMILTON WEST.

~VTGARUA\V <UUA STEAM FLOUR MILL WHOLES VLE PKICES CURRENT. No. 1 SuK-dretaed "NFM," per ton of 2,0001bt 17 0 0 No. 2 „ Ngaruawahia „ 15 0 O Sharps, per lOOlbs ... ... 0 8 0 Bran, per bushel, 201 bs ... 0 1.,,.6 Tup abovn prices inrlude delivery at any place oritybe liver. Bags not included. ■ • < I.

The undersigned beg<> to inform tbe inhabitants of the Wail ate that he has taken the above Mill, and trustt to receive a fair share of support as Hitherto accordeito hit pieueces^sors. '

Whe.it purchased at hi'lwGt mtrlet ra+csl.Oßhit. LWB. Feb. 10, 1874