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Waikato Times, Volume XII, Issue 967, 3 September 1878, Page 4

Miscellaneous. ROBERTS & LACON, STOEEXEEP RS, AjDEXANiSiiA, "pTAVING taken oyer the bußiness of .1-1- Mr JI) jj ILLi trust by care and attention to merit a fair Bhare of Public Support. An entirely new stock of Drapery and other lines will bo opened up and disposed oi at a reasonable profit. All orders will meet with prompt desI M3h, and every effort will be uiade to suit the convenience of customers Ist October, 1877. TN reference to the above advertisement .-■- 1 beg to solicit foi, my successors the 6 amehberal support as accorded me durJ. D. HILL. DJtiAPEIU. DKAPEKY. NEW SEASON GOODS. SOMEE FIELD LECK, In taking this opportunity to address their numerous friends and the R eneral public desire to express thanks for liberal patronage, and beg to introduce to their notice a VERY SUPERIOR SELECTION O GOODS, Ex Chasca, Fontenaye, and Chili, NOW OPENINGr, Comprising— Blankets, Flannels, Calicoes, Shirtings, Sheetings Tickings, Winceys Satin Cloths, All-wool Serges Hosiery, & c , All-wool Shawls, &c. MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, MOLESKINS, CORDUROYS, TWEEDS, Etc. This Large and Well-assorted Stock, having been Purchased for Cash in the Over-stocked i nglish Markets, is now offered for Sale A Fbices Lowbr thas Eyse Heard of in Auckland. INSPECTION INVITED. VERY SPECIAL LLVE, HEAVY llj FAMILY BLANKETS, AT 17S 6D. Country Orders will have special attention. Hawkers Supplied at Wholesale Prices. SOMERFIELD & LECK, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. I M E ! I* ,'f M E . Delivered Free at Auckland Railway Stitiou-. Slaked, I»2d ) . , , Roach, Is 6d } per bushel Id Sacks, 9d, each containing 3 bushels. ADAM LAYBOURN, : ¥oii street. QRIGINAL BLUE POST BOARDING HOUSE AND RESTAURANT, ' VICTORIA-STREET EAST, AUCKLAND. The Proprietor begs to infarm all for- , mer Patrons that this favorite old Resort has been HE- OPENED. New and Substantial Premises have beeu erected regardless of expense, containing excellent Sitting and Bedrooms, which will be found furnished with due regard to comfort and convenience. N ; B -—4 Free Express will meet the Waikato Trains to convey passengei s and luggage to the above house. CHARLES VEITH. W AIHOU STEAM FORWARD--1 - INO UO.'s Steamer having been thoiioughly overhauled, has again taken up her weekly trips between Te Aroha and OhMiemuri, connecting with the Thames and Auckland Boats. As a special inducement to shippers, the Ihr ugh freight from Auckland to Te Aroha has been reduced to 45 per ton from this date. TIME TABLE. Leaves Ohinemuri every Tuesday Leaves Te Aroha every Wednesday. JN.U.-bpecial trips will be made when nducement offers. G. S. O'HALLORAN, Agent W.S.F.Co., Pacroa, Ohinemuri. lo whom all communication are to be •ddressed. Oct. 12, 1877. WHATA STONE LIME. In consequence of having a large order on hand, can only execute orders for liniiU, \ quantities, till further notice. ALFRED BOOTH. Orders to be sent to Mr GrgORG EDGECtniB, Ngaruawahia-.