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Waikato Times, Volume XIII, Issue 1027, 23 January 1879, Page 4

Miscellaneous. READY-MADE CLOTHING DEFARTMENT. important purcb READY-MADE CLOTHING, which I am now offering for sale at very much under usuil prices. The purchase cn> tiats cbi fly of High .class Goods of the Newest StyUs, nn I parties m»y depend upon getting a perfect fi-. Men's Trouserr nnd Vests, 17a 61 to 35s Trousers, 10i Gd to 2ls Suit, 35i to 60s Youths' Suits, 20a to 35s Boys' Knicker Suits, 10j to 17s Gd Norfolk Fuis, 12* 61 to 203 Court times (Registered). 18» to 3Jb Eurek», 20j to 27s 6d THE ORDER DEPARTMENT is under the supervision of a First-class Cutter, and replete with all the Newest Designs for Snitings in Cloths aid Tweeds of every variety. ' Gentlemen can have any Garment made to order and thoroughly shrunk on the shortest notice. My Guinea Trousers to Measure are unequalled in New Zialand. Pat-ernsof Tweeds for the above sent to any address. SAMUEL McKAIG, HATTER, HOSIER, & OUTFITTER, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. (Next E. Waters, Confectioner).

ROBT. BREWItf, "N announcing to the Public his REMOVAL To those Commodious Premises, NEXT THE UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA, Begs most sincerely to thank his numerous Customers for past favors, and hopes by strict personal attention to business to merit a continuance of the same. f£T N.B.—His Numerous Consign* ments of NEW SEEDS have now nearly all arrived, all of which have bi en obtained from the MOSr RELIABLE and APPROVED GROWERS. Catalogues will be issued shortly. ifsf Mark the Address— NEXT UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. IMPORTANT ! ! SLATES VERSUS SHINGLES. Advantages in using the same obvious—'z> Permanently durable Appearance first-class 3. Risk from adjoining fire almost nil I 4. Water from same always pnre T\HE undersigned, G. R„ has a con* sigment of first-class American Slatkb which, by their cheapness, have called forth unjust criticism. I therefore offer them at unusually low rates, which can be ascertained on application by iet;er or otherwise, Arrangements can be made to deliver, &o, Nora i-A Scamped Guarantee for 10 yijfs will bo given, on fijle of 2jOQ and upward*! References given of IWVOral ftraUUsß residences in and about Auckland. CEMENT, FIRE BRICKS, FIRE CLAY, &c Always on han hj GEORGE RHODES, BUILDER. NO. 1, PIT! STREhT, AUCKLAND. YENS, KITCHEN RANGtS, ETC. TO LADIE3. COUNTRY SETTLERS AND OTHERS. THE IMPROVED PATENT P)RTABLE BMOKE-CONSUMING OVENS Hf.ro been in use now over five yeabs. When I first made these useful Ovens I guaranteed them to last fire years with ordinary care. Saverul ladies have informed me that they have had them in use over that time, and one neurlr six ■ year*, and to all appearances will last I another five years. There are now over TWO THOUSAND of the*e Ovens in use ; no person should be without them especially country settlers, as they require nosetting, and for baking bread they are unrivalled. Everyone who has had Ih m is entirely satisfied with them, and the prices are from 38s to 55s for ar> oven which will last over five years, and eight different sizes to choose from. Also WROUGHT IRON COTTAGE, [BOARDING HOUSE. AND SHIP STOVES On hand arid made to erder. Colonial Ovens, cheapest in Auckland, guaranteed for ten years. Also, cheap, second hand Leamington Ranges, &c. Patent Chimney Tops, guaranteed to cure smoky chimneys, And every kind of Household Ironmongery, at HERBERT H. SMITH'S AUCKLAND IRONWORKS Durham-street West. Illustrated Printed Catologue i nt on application AIK.ATO RECEIVING AND FORWARDING AGENCY Office : Near Hamilton Railway Station J. K. McDonald ha* made arrangements with Messrs Patterson & Co., Produce Merchants, Queen-street Auckland, to receive, and forward per Rail to Hamilton, all parcels addressed.to his care J* K. McD. having been several years Agent for the Waikato Steam Navigation Company, can positively say that all goods consigned to his care will be delivered with the greatest possible attention and despatch, and nothing shall be wanting on his part to earn and retain the confidence of his patrons. J. K. McDONILD, Receiving and Forwarding A/ent. gamjlton, 20th