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Waikato Times, Volume XIII, Issue 1060, 10 April 1879, Page 4

ITew Advertisements DTTrirEniri^^ HAMILTO \ EAST. HAS NOW ON HAND, And Constantly Arriving, NIL W SEASONABLE" DRAPERY AND CLOTHTNG. And a Large Assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES, &c., &0. EVERY DESCRIPTION CF GROCERIES AND OILMEN'S STORES, IRONMONGERY, HARDWARE, AC. SCRIM, OIL, PAINTS. PATENT MEDICINES. SATIONERY & PERFUMERY. PATENT LEVER CLOCES.* i CHINA, DELF, EARTHINWABE N.B. Machinery and other foods ordered for cash, at Auckland Prices, carriage added. The above stock haß been selected with care, and will be found to comprise most articles required by settlers. FURNITURE — For the Drawing, room, Dining-room, Library, B,ed-room, or Kitchen. CARPETS-Of this we have a large stock, inoluding Brussells, Taoestry, Kidderminster, Stair, Felt and Dutch; prices very low. LINOLEUM and . Floorcloths all widths, both room and p»B« sage, Bath Mats. HEARTHRUGS, a large assortment, Door Mats, plain and fancy, Cocoa, China, and Jute Matting;, Wool Rugs and Mats, Bedside Carpets and Rugs. i IRON BEDS LEADS and Cots, an immense stock to ohoose from ■ m all patterns. ' CITOOD BED3TJSADS m Kauri, v ? Rimu, Cedar, and Mottled i Kauri, BEDDING -Mattresses In Hair, Wool, Cocoa Fibre and Flax, Spring Mattrosses, plain and stuffed/Topofeßedß, Bolsters, and Pillows, Feather Beds, Bolsters, and pillows all ' " warranted. GLASSES -Chimney Glasses, m Gilt and Maple Frames, Toilet Glasses, a yery great variety, plain and fancy. CASE CHAIRS, English and American, Rocking, Folding, and Childrens ; Wood Chairs very cheap. PRICE of our Goods— lmporting, direct from the Manufacturers, we are m a position / to sell as low as any House m Town, and by the employment of Steam Power m our factory, are able to turn out articles of Local Manufacture at usually low rates-PACKING-The greatest attention is paid to this department, ilflts of Prices and Estimates forwarded, Post free, on application. i T. & Ht Cooke, GENERAL FURNISHING AND CARPET WAREHOUSE, 67, QUEEN STREET; AUCKLAND. [Established, 1859.] READY-MADE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. ' I HAVE jnst completed a very extensive and important purchase of READY-MADE CLOTHING, whioh I am now offering for sale at very much under usual prices. The purchase consists chiefly of High -class Goods of the Newest Styles, and parties may depend upon getting a perfect fit. Men'B Trouserf nnd Vests, 17s 6d to 35s Trousers, 104 6d to 21s Suit, 35s to 60s Youths' Suits, 20s to 35s Boys' Knicker Suits, 10s to 17s 6d Norfolk Suits, 12s 6d to 20s Court Suits (Registered), 18s to 30s Eureka, 20s to 27s 6d THE ORDER DEPARTMENT is under the supervision of a First-claw Cutter, and replete with all the Newest j Designs for Suitings m Cloths and j Tweeds of every variety. Gentlemen oan have any Garment I made to order and thoroughly shrunk on the shortest notice. My Guinea Trousers to Measure are unequalled m New Zealand. Patterns of' Tweeds for the above sent to any address. SAMUEL McKAIG, HATTER, HOSIER, & OUTFITTER, QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAUD. (Next E. Waters, Confectioner). pHBAP AND SAFE LIGHT. " DEVOE'S" KEROSINE. On Sale only at ■ KNOX'S. GEORGE WORTHINGTON, Shoeing and General Smith, m returning thanks for pa<>t favors, begß to inform his patrons he has opened a New Shop m Duke Street, Cambridge, where they will receive every attention. Charges : Plain Shoes, 5* 6d per set ; Heeled Shoes, Gs 6d ; Toes and Heeis'do, Bs. General Smith's Work, at Moderate Ctargest i