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Waikato Times, Volume VIII, Issue 480, 17 June 1875, Page 3

Jewellery, Drapery. Etc

W. GOOD,

"^TATCHMAKER, JEWELLER AND SILVERSMITH^ To H.EH. the Dgkyff EdinMrnfi, anWSi^^arg© tad Begs to inform the inbabUfidlfc of tfeeWaik^o that he h« •tarted bualnco* An Hwailton "Wbst.

AU Order* cmrefully attended to and promptly fottoarakd. w GENERAL DR^^^^!^vwi%tMENT. TyTRS WALr^ACTflß^tofSMft^to the Ladies «f J.TJ. Ngarua^ihi»*a^l! iWjundu^ districts that ih« has opened a General Drapery and Mfllinery Establishment Dress-Making in ail its branches and. Machine Work don* uo the premises. ' y q V R T »^^/v/^^»&X T O IT* Liceased under O/and Transfer Act.

AISKCSCiCi T0 LE 9^ on > ood Sreehold Secwity^ fT, W v afc 3^^iaift«r~A7piicatioM lor the whole or any porj&n wJTbe jKeitpe^by the undersigned until the 25tb 'wnQp!t.y q J^ Also £500 repayabl^JTJ/Donthr ndnce on either tide WSI/MACmEGOn HAY, Hamilton, / Solicitor. June 3rd, 1875,

H/TONEY TO LEND, n Lar^ or_Smali Sumi, at « •»'-*« moderate rtt« " Fort-y^©et, Auckland.

WALTER J. HUNT, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, 41 Insurance Buildings, Auckland. Mr Hunt desires to intimate to his friends an J the people oi Waikato, that he has commenced^business as a Gfneral Commission Agent, and/isju-jj^Rd toAndeji^Le all kinds of financial busines^j^PgjjifiateJtofa^nJfpehold and leasehold propertie^^ftaj^T adrjf^Ai^nLjfercani lJe pastoral, agricultararand oth^ atagp^cl Se^Bfitiee, ard to arrange the purchase empale ortown >jfd country properties. Particular attention paid to theifok of Waikato produce. Orders for the purchase of gocras promptly executed. Liberal advances made upon consignments.

NGARUA^UIA^EA^ii FLOUB • ILLS. ri^HOLESALfi PRICES CURRENT No. 1 Silic-ifresaed « « NPM, M per ton of 2,000Jb0 ] 4 O O> No. 1 n Ngaruawahia y - 12 10 0 Sharps, per lOOlbs-.. yf >C.^^*>« 0 8 6 Bran, per busheL^WbJp jT w JfjCS". • 1 6 Uats, per bnahet^rmm y.^ O C*£j ... 9 6* Oatmeal, per typ*^ y jf .J 0 0 % Sacks not return&bWT Note.— so and 1001b bags, 6d each extra. Purchaser j taking 5001bs Flour are charged the above wholesale prices* but cash must be remitted vrith the order, otherwise retail prices will be charged ; under that quantity the retail, price, Is per lOOlbs extra. This rafe*s fca Flom- oaly. Gristing, including freight from any place on the rivet to Mill and back, Is 9d per bushel. Waste, 31bs per bethel Wheat purchased at highest market rates. R. LAMB-

KARAKARZKV FgOUjt_ MILL. /^RISiING at^ij pen^Buj^ymge quantities subject V^ to a redu^Mp^j»fr «afang*ient. / Pi«l3fi & SUNDERLAND. June 3rd, 1575. /

Reduction of^ Freight. \ROBERT HARBIS JS v no^ pre^je^Sj> sujfc^ hi^ % with godds which he has marked^ at Bghres* that will give purchasers the full benefit of th« reduced rate of freight.

GROCERIES AKD OILMEN'S STORES SCRIM //'3 HASDWA ** OILS, PAINTS. <fee. PATENT MEDiCINBR STATIONERY PERFUMERY PATENT LEVER CLOCKS The Highest Market Price GITEN FOR ALL PRODUCE.

Having anticipated in consequence of the excessively dry season that BUTTER and CHEESE would be scarce, he has laid in a largo stock, most favorably purchased, and will retail it at the lowest remunerative price.

He has just returned from town, where he has made large purcLasesuCf seasonable coodi NEWEST SEASONABLE DRAPERY MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING. BOOTS AND SHOE*. An Inspection of the Stock SO3LXCIZVBD. ROBERT HARRIS, EAST HAMILTON,