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Waikato Times, Volume XIII, Issue 1119, 26 August 1879, Page 3

New Advetrisesemnt. WANTED by a Boy, 15 years of age, a Situation, can milk, ride, and drive, one or two horees, in or about the settlement. — Apply office of this paper. WANTED a FOREMAN for the Waikato Times. Apply to the Manager. WANTED KNOWN. For one week, at holf-price, heavy Tweed, 1/9, Double - width Damask, 1/11 ; French Millinery Bonnets, 12/6 ; Linoleum, 4/9 ; Tapeatry Carpet, 2/11 ; Military Braid, 1/6 per | gross ; Buttdns, 1/11 per gross. — J. W. McLachlan, 218, Queen-street. Send for patterns. . GREAT RALE OF STOCK AT NGARUAWAUIA. J. GILMOQR &,Co., Will hold a Clearing Sale from SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1879. THE object of the sale is to make room for new Shipments of Summer Goods expected, and no reasonable offer will be refused for goods now on hand. The principal lines of Goods which we wish to dispose of are : — Good Strong wealing Tweed for Men and Boy's wear ', from 1/4 per yard Heavy Scotch Tweed, superior quality, fine make, checked, and doublewidth, worth 12/6, will be sold at 8/6 Good Twilled Crimean Shirtings, from 1/- per yard Good fine Cotton Tickings, from -/8 „ „ Linen do. 1/- to -1/6 A very large variety of Checked Win» ceys, good colors, and sound and strong, at -jh\ per yard Plain Colored Winceyß, from -/4 to 1/6 White Blankets from 14/- per pair Colored „ in variety Men's good strong Tweed Trousers, 7/9 „ „ Moleskins, 7/6 „ „ Corduroy, 8/6 Men's good strong White Serge Drawers, 5/Men's good strong heavy Blue Serge Shirts, 7/6 Men's good strong Cotton Twilled do, 2/6 . ' Men's heavy Crimean 5/9 to 7/6 „ Oxford do, 5/9 „ Hand-knit Socks, 1/- to 2/6 Ladies good Janella Umbrellas, 2/8 Men's good Janella paragon frame and 10 ribs, at 7/9 White Figured Table Damask, 2/3 to 2/6 White Hpneycome Towels, from -/6, Flannels will be sold very cheap,besides a host of other goods not mentioned. ' , . In the Boot Department, we have a very large and good stock, and as we are going to' discontinue the keeping of Men's Watertights and Elastic sides we will re* fuse no offer that seems .anything like reasonable. There is a large and varied Stock of Fancy Goods, which will be. offered Very Cheap.' Tobacco, Pipes, Purses, Pocket Knives, Table Knives and Forks, 11/- per dozed, Gentlemen's 15 carat Gold-plated sets of Solitares and Studs, originally 5/6 will be sold at 3/6, to reduce stock. Is^* A Large Stock of Novels just to hand will be sold cheap, also Temperance Libraries of 39 volumes wil be sold for £3 I7s 6d the set, worth £5 the set SALE FOR CASH ONLY. J. GILMOUR & Co. N.B. — Groceries bought in Bulk for Cash, will be ' Sold at a large Discount during the Sale of drapery and Fancy Goods. TJONEMEAL! BONEMEAL!! £9 10s PEE TON. £9 10 PEE TON. £9 10s PEE TON. In Lots to Suit Purchasers. MAIZE! MAIZE!! MAIZE M! From 3/6 to 4/- per bushel " Oats, Bran, Chaff, Flour/f ea, &c, &c, &c. HENDRY & D ACRE. (Late Bell Bros.), Custom Kouse-stbeet, Auckland. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF AUCKLAND, HOLDEN AT HAMILTON. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and "The Debtors and Creditors Act Amendment Act, 1878," and of the Bankruptcy of Eobbet Mote, a Debtor npHIS is to notify that Robert Muir, oJL Ohenewai, near Rangariri, Ccntrac tor, has this day filed a statement that he is unable to meet -his engagements with his Creditors. The first meeting of creditors to be held at the District Court-' house, at Hamilton, on Friday, the Fifth day of September, 1879, at 2 p.m. Dated this 25th day of August, 1879. THOMAS KIRK, Clerk of the Court. Whitaker and O'Neill, Hamilton, Solicitors for the Debtor. "KT 0 T I c E The Cambridge North Township HighwayDistrict Board has appointed Mr Jas. P. Thompson, Secretary and Collector for the year, 1879-80, and to whom all Rates i and Arears are to be paid, on demand, or on Saturday the 6th, and 13th September, at the Town Board Office. JOHN PALMER CAMPBELL, Chairman. Cambridge, 25th August, 1879. TE AWAMUTU VOLUNTEER CAVALRY. HAMILTON CONTINGENT. npHE Hamiltou Contingent will parade J For sWord drill on Saturday, 30th inst, in the Victoria flail, at 7 p.m» sharp The usual monthly meeting of tha corps will take place immediately after drill. Business i To ballot for new member a and other matters of interest to the corps f, A. WHITAKEE. Li^t,.QQmm.an.d4ng,