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h- and j. p. Campbell

TTAVE just received and are now opening up a very large -*-*- Stock of Goods, which, having been purchased on the most favourable k i ms, they are able to dispose of at extremely low rates. Their Stock compiises all articles required by settlers, and being very laigc purchasers and impovtei s they can give their customeis special inducements to do husinc&s with them They havo just received a very large consignment of Goods fiom Melbourne, including a shipment of NEW SEASON'S 'fF.AH of very superior quality. Settlers in Waikato who purchase their Groceries in bulk will find it to their advantage to deal with them, as

a great reduction in price is made to wholesale purchasers. Their DRAPERY STOCK is very extensive, and comprises every aiticle to be found in the largest Drapery Establishment. Their Stock of the following is particularly recommended to the attention of intending purchasers :—: — Fancy Dresses, in every possible material and pattern French Mennoes, in all colors Coburgs and Alpacas, in great vaiiety Blankets and Rugs, all sizes and colouis, a very heavy

stock Men's Clothing, in all possible styles and patterns Table Cloths, Sheetings, Druggetts Window Blinds, Hollands Linnings, Skirts Shawls, Shirtings Ladies' Hats and Cloaks Ladies' Waterproofs and Jackets Ladies' Mantles, Hais, and Kid Gloves Triminiugs of every kind and newest patterns Feathers, Flo wen, Ribbons, <Le Calicoes and Flannels ■ Men's Waterproofs and Overcoats Fancy Goods, Haberdashery, ie, Ac.

They have also on hand a very Urge Stock of Boots and Shoes specially suited for the requirements of a country district. Their Ironmongery department is a branch to which especial care is devoted, and they have always on hand a large assortment of Carpenters' Tools, Nails, and all Building and Furnishing Requisites ; also Paper Hangings, Paints, &c, in great variety and unlimited qnantity. Their Stock of Saddlery, Ciockery, and Earthenware is large and varied.

H. and J. P. Campbell also beg to inform the Gentlemen of Waikato that they have at last secured the services of a thoroughly competent Foreman for their Tailoring Department. They have on hand a magnificent Stock of Tweeds and Cloths of all kinds and in every possible pattern. All fits guaranteed, and garments forwarded to any part of the district. Uniforms made at lowest rates and of best materials.

H. and J. P. Campfbell are Licensed Dealers in Sporting Ammunition. Mr J. P. Campbell is Agent for the National Insurance Company.

H. AND J. P. CAMPBELL, Gbxbral Stouezkkpkbs, Impobtkrs, and Mrrchants, Cambridge.

Public Notification. fTIHE undermentioned Lands will be offered for salo by public auction, at the Waikato Lands Office, Auckland, at noon on TUESDAY, the sth May, 1874. DANIEL POLLKN, Commissioner. Village of To Awamutu — 15 allotments Subuiban ditto — 9 allotments Town of Ranpriri— 4 allotments Tow nof Cambridge East — 9 allotments .Suburbs of Opotiki— Lot No. 18 Settlement of Taurangarui v—7u — 7 allotments Settlement of Maketu— Lot 190 Settlement of Tuhimata — Lots 22 *nd 25 Parish of Opaheke— Lot $3 J Parish of Whanganiarino--27 allotments Parish of Taupiri — A allotments Pariih of Tuhikaramea— 2s allotments Parish of Puniu— Lots 353, 354, 355 Parish of Ngaroto — Lots 49, 150 Parish of Te Papa, Tauranga— ls allotments P»r«h of To Puna— Lot 58 Whakatane, Parish of Wainiana— Lots 10a, 23, 24.

Plans of the above-n'entioned Landi mmy be icen, and schedules obtained, upon application at tho Waikato Lands Office, Auckland. FORAGE. COLONIAL FORCES.

Militia and Volunteor Offices, Hamilton, 21st April, 1874. TENDERS will be received at the Militia and Volunteer Offices, Hamilton, up to tho 30th April, from persons willing to enter into a contract for tho supply of FORAGE sa may be required for tbo Colonial Forces stationed within a radius of Fifty Miles of Cambridge, from the sth May to the 30th June, 187 t.. Particulars moy bo loarned on application to Officers in charge of A.C. Force at various stations, und of Capt. McPhorson, Hamilton. WILLIAM C. LYON, Lieut. -Col. Commanding Wailato District.

New Zealand Railways. WAIKATO RAILWAY.

Public Works Office, Newcastle, April 15, 1874. FTIENDERS will be icecived until noou on Wednesday, "*- May G, at this office, foi tho ERECTION of TWO BRIDGES between T«iupiri and Newcastle. Plans and Specifications to be seen at this office. W. U. CLARKE, Resident Engineer, Newcastle.

Fencing Notice. ""VTOTICE is hereby given to C. Munroe to fence his share -*-^ of boundary fonce between sechom No. 27 and 1 14 in the Pukekura Highway District. (Signed) E. B. WALKER. Moanavalc Station, Cambridge, Apul 7, 187-1.

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Waikato Times, Volume V, Issue 307, 2 May 1874, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Waikato Times, Volume V, Issue 307, 2 May 1874, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Waikato Times, Volume V, Issue 307, 2 May 1874, Page 3

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