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Waikato Times, Volume IX, Issue 504, 12 August 1875, Page 3

Jewellery, Etc.

ALFRED ALEY "*••*- (from Messrs Ridfoy and Bon§, London), Practical Watch and Clock Maktr and J«w«U«r.

A. A. in soliciting the support and patronag* •f the country settlers, would draw their attention to his long practical experience in London, in some of the first manufactories, as gutranfee of his ability to perform and execute any work or order entrusted to his care - T charges are moderate aid consistent with a faithful peiformance of all work entrusted to his charge ; goods cartfully packed and forwarded to any part of the colony. A splendid assortment ef Clocks just arrived ex Forfarshire, from 11s to £20 —Alfred 4 ley, 256 Queen Streer, Aucklani (opposite the New Matket.

J. HOWDEN.

rrTATCHMAKER AND JEWELLEB,

Shortland Stbeet, (Adjoining th* Post Office.)

Ev^ry description of repairs don« on rh« pr«mises, all work guaranteed arid every article in th« trade supplied at lowest pricps. Orders from the Waikato per post will rewire prompt attention.

WRIPLEY, WATCH AND • CLOCK MAKEB, U now prepared to supply, his customers with New Silver Cased Patent Levers and Geneva Horizontal WATCHES of the very best workmanship, equal, if not superior, to any to be obtained in any other part of New Zealand, varung in pri<je from £4 to £11 each Likewise Gold Wedding Rings and Keepers, Lockets, Brooches, Pius, Earring*, Gold Mounted Quartz Stones, Clocks, &c, &o. Watches Cleaned at 4* each. Likewise Garden Seeds and Vegetables.

MISS L. RIPLEY, DRESSMAKER, and Gentlemen's Trousers and Vest Maker. Established February, 1869. Hamilton, August 2nd, 1875.

miMBER ! TIMBER ! TIMBER ! NOTICE TO THE WHOLE OF THE WAIKATO

The Undersigned are prepared to execute orders for TIMBER on the shortest notice, and to forward same to any part of the Waikato River per Company's barges, at the lowest cash prices. Kauri and Rimu plates always ou hand. Timber cut to any specification. JAMES ROLLINSON, Proprietor. Mercer Saw Mills, Mercer. May 31, 1875.

QTAUA SAW MILLS, WAIKATO. The {undersigned has on hand a Large and Geneial Stock of Sawn Timber suitable for Building purposes. White Pine Boards and Scantling, on board barge at Mill, 10s per 100 feet 100,000 now at mill. Orders addressed to the Mill promptly attended to. JAS. S. GIBBONS. August 10, 1870. Agent for Waikato : Mb R. Lamb, Ngaruawahia.

PLANING, TONGUING, GROOVING, AND MOULDING MACHINE.

Ngaruawahia.

The Undersigned having erected Machinery of the most complete description is prepared to supply Tongued and Grooved Boarus, for flooring, ceiling, and lining mouldings and Arcbitrances of first class quality. R. LAMB, Ngaruawahia Mills.

"OELINGTJISHTNG BUSINESS.

THOMAS MORRIS, in Relinquishing the business of General Storekeeper, in Hamilton West, carried on by him for a period of nearly ten years, begs to express his hearty thanks to the settlers for the constant and liberal suppoit which they btve accorded him, and desires a coi.tiuuance of their favours for his successor — Mr N, R. Cox.

"VTOTICETO THE PUBLIC.

In reference to tbe above, N. R. COX, late of tho establishment of Mr W. Rattray, Auckland, bega to inform the inhabitants of Hamilton and surrounding districts that he has purchased the entire stock of Mr Thomas Morris,consi3ting of General Drapery, Millinery, Clothing, Boots and Shoes", Groceries, Ironmongery, &i\, Sec. He respectfully s>licit3 their patronage and support, which it will be his earnest and constant aim to merit, by strict attention to orders and by supplying genuine articles of a superior quality, at the lowest remunerative rates.

24 per cent will b© allowed to all cash purchases of £1 and upwards.

O E M O V A L. MESSRS J. AH KEW & CO., Beg to inform the public that thoy have REMOVED to larger and more centrally situated premises, No. 234, Quben-sibeet, next the City Hall, where they are prepared to give the highest current ratea lor Fungus. June 8, 1875-

I^TT OTIOE OF REMOVAL. FRANCIS FENTON

begs to announce that he has Removed from tbe Auckland Market to those spacious stores Market Corner, Queen-street, next door to Hemus's Star Boot and Shoo Store, where he intends keeping a first-class article in Groceries and Provisions, and at such prices that will give every purchaser the full advantigo of any Co-operative Store, thus giving tbe working population equal terms with the capitalist that is to say, the working man may purchase small quaniites at wholesale prices

LIST OF PRICES :

Splendid Tea, 2s per lb ; Brown Sugar, 3^d per lb ; White Sugar, 4fcd per lb ; Currant?, 5M per lb ; Rfiibins, 5d per lb ; Treacle, 4.1 per lb ; Honey, 7il per lb , Candles, s id per lb ; Soap; s}d per bar ; Jam, 8d per tin ; Sauce, 4£d per bottle; Pickles, 7d per bottle: Hops, Is per lb; Matches, 4^d per dozen ; Marmalade, 10J per tin ; Flour 2d per lb ; New Prunes, 5,1 \er lb, Dates, 5d per lb ; Oatmeal. 3d per lb ; Salt 71b lor Gd ; Tobacco, 2d per package, 3d per plug ; Coieman's Blue Starch, 4£d per lb ; Split Ft us, 3i per lb ; L^jht Baie, 9,1 per lb ; Prime Bftcon, Is per lb Hams, Is 2d per lb ; Ciiesse, 10«. l per lb ; Puatry Butter, U per lb j Me Connells Bacon, in cloth, Is by the Bide. SPECIAL ATTENTION is directed to our magnificent Block of CANTERBURY PROvISIONS—B acon, Butter, Chceae, Lard, &c. t which are much |ower in price.

Teems : Strictly Cash.

FRANCIS FENTON, ...MARtfET CORNER, y* " Queen-street.

"foTOTICE TO STOKEKKEPERS AND i^l WHOLESALE BUYERS.

M. MONTAGUE, IMPORTER OF English add Conlinentnl Fancy Goods, Gold, Silver, and Fancy Jewellery, Bohemian Glass Cabinet Ware Dolls, Toys, &c., &c.

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