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Waikato Times, Volume VIII, Issue 443, 20 March 1875, Page 1

Business Notices.

TAMAHERE FLOUR MILL.

THE Undersigned begs to return thanks to the Settle of the Waikato for the very liberal patronage they ha bestowed on him for the last three years since he erect the above Mills, and hopes by his long experience as miller, nnd strict attention to business, to merit a co tinuanco of their favors. *\ *> Gristing Wheat, Is per Bu»hel /. \j Cracking Maize, 9d do do X^""'___^. Cracking Oats, 6d do do _^^ WHEAT BOUGHT AT THE HIGHEST } EdRXIAS; The old track through Mr Shaw's * igyi^/ose the entrance will bo from the mam Ta l iaerextoka urn the New Government Road is surveyed. ' WILLIAM REID. January 27, 1875.

TOBACCO THE undersigned begs to inform the public that he h: opened an establishment No. 98, Quekn Stkbet, with a large and well selected stock of the undermention( articles, which have been selected by him during a visit to America and Europe. Tobaccos Meerschaums Cricketing materia Cigars Wood and Clay Pipes Footballs Snuffs Walking Sticks Boxing Glove* Billiard Cloths Balls and Cue Tips Etc, etc- j A large assortment of Tobacconists' saKdjAe«x G. WALLER, f *~~¥ Wholesale and Retail Tobacconist, Auckianb, Thames and tVhanganui The largest assortment of Meerschaum Pipes in the colony direct from Vienna. r THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ON SALE, BRANDY— Hennessey's, Martell's, Beehive, in Gautier's Flasks Eum—Lemon Hart's, Lowndes' 30 o.p. Whisky, Old Tom, Schnapps Geneva—JDKZ, and Henke's Stone Bottles Curacoa, Absinthe, Pomerauzen Bitters Port and Sherry—Fine Old and Medium Claret—St Julien, Larose, Margaur, &c Sauterne—Quarts and Pints—Champagne Fruit, Preserved Provisions, PottediSjftie, Sonps Green Peas, Asparagus, &<yrjf Tobacco and Cigars /vL^ Tea (English) in 12lb Cannistere Groceries, & Oilman's Stores of every descriptioi P. W. LONGDILL & Co., Late E. A. Bucholz Sifrfe street, Auckland, Late Waikato Transport Office. Agent for Waikato—Mr S. Bright, Alexandra. H. B, MORTON, IMPORTER AND COMMISSION AGENT, CUSTOM-HOUSE STEEET," Auckland, HAS FOR SALE, EX LATE ARRIVALS, Gboceries—Assorted invoices, comprising every description Tea—Various shipments and qualities ToßACca—All the most favorite brands Haedware—Assorted invoices Crockery- Various assortments; packed in small crates suitable for country trade. Axso, Sheepwash Tobacco Flour Sulphur An Bluestone f' 3-Bushel Sacks / Woolpacka / Eennetts, in Jar 9 and kegs Lyndon's Bright Spades

VTEW PAPERHA NTGINGS, ex Loch Awe, and Mil i-H tiades, which for variety and beauty of desip»* :annot be equalled in Auckland. We have also large stocks of FVfte Lead, Paints, C» Purpen+ine, Varnish, WmdowyGfcsrff Gold Leaf, Brusl es, md all painting requisites, r / • To country orders prompt atto»ttonwill be given, and o those settlers livingJ^fy"ond Uieyeach of tradesmen, »very information with refer<mfc£fcrfthe using of material, vill be gratuitously given^y HOLLAND IND/BUTLEE, 3LL, COLOUE, AND GLASS MERCHANTS, 28, Victoria-street, Aucklakp. ENCOURAGE LOCAL INDUSTRIES J

J. T. J O a N S HAVING at considerable^sj^ected a Machine Biscuit Manufactory, respecnul^Boij«ttS^public patronage. Settlers will obtain tlifr-bcsT^Goods, and promote the nterests of the Wartato7 by^ftiMflHng at their dealers for Fohna' biscuits. \^j A large variety —consistrogyi Cabin, Settlor, Water, juncheon, Abernethy, Butter, Apied, &c, at lowest rates. HAMILTON WEST. GEORGE MASON (Late of Mason Brothers, Parnell, well known as Nurserymen and Seedsmen) HAS started in the Waikafepfn his old trade, and ig prepared to execute allVmlers entrusted to him by he settleis in Waikato with dsrejp+^romptitude. He has had twelve yecor^s>»xp*erience, and knowing the equirements of thisjuaffo'Cbgx: J^rrnrinces, requests the upport of the Waikato settles?raj^he public generally, nd trusts by attention, cate^^cd rafnctuality, to gain their onfidence. 7 All orders to be addressed to George Mason, Nurseryman nd Seedsman, Hamilton West/Waikato. A uckland~w^ndow¥llndl^d^Vv^e^ork £L FACTORY. VENETIAN H®USB, ShortlandjiMCt^vn Venetian, Wire, Gauze, ymo^&OTated Zino Blinds aade of all dimensions, in^njf'num^er, and Wire Work n all its branches. / Sent to any part of New Zealand/ Old Blinds renovated M. HORTON BUSBY, Local Manufacturer, and Importer of Material. ~m¥l¥oiTrne ird¥ywoTß7itsT~ NGARU AW AHI A^jtf AJKATO. | IT STOCK informs the\j&Wy&Mt the Waikato district T f • that ho bas estaWishq^^iimjielf in business as bove, and that he is nowJa-a-^KWrtioiTtomaniifacture every lescription of ironwork necessary fo/i&ttlera in an agriculural district. c^c Engines and all kinds of machinery fitted. ~~ JOHN SHARP, NURSERYMAN AND FLORIST, (At Mr W. Russell's,^ Cambridge. S £/ rjIRUIT-TREES in great variety, Rosesf Pint*, OrnaIJ mental Trees imd Shrubs, Flowers, k6., at Auckland 'riefs. Orders carefulb packod, and forwarded to Coach or teamboat. _^ BRICKS! BRICKS ! I BRICKS i .' I A LL Orders supplied froHi tlni date will be ohargsd I3L the rate of £2 10s ryr/100jfdelivered into barge. The drawbacks during tßtf laswew months of bad weathe nd rise in labor enforces this advance in price. Orders as before, to be sontAo Mr Edgcumbe. ALFRED BOOTH. BFgaruawabift, October 12;