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Waikato Times, Volume XIII, Issue 1122, 2 September 1879, Page 4

New Advertisements. ' wmJ^JirrRAY, DRAPER, CLOTHIER, AND SILK MERCER, HAS now opened up, ex ' Endymlon ' and ' Margaret Galbraith', a Large and Well-assorted Stook of ' NEW AUTUMN GOi >DS, m every department, which have been carefully selected by his Home Buyer, ' wlio has taken advantage of thp ' present depressed state of the markets. Tbe Stock includes NEW d)RESS GOODS, m all the Foshionable Materials and Shades, whioh c>m be made up ou the prumitiee, as a FIRfcT-RATE DRESSMAKER and a Competent Staff of Assistants are employed. REAL AKD IMITATION WELSH, Lancashire, and Saxony Flannels ; also ' NEW ZEALAND MADE FLANNELS, from tbe Factories of tho Mosgiel > «^and Kaihoi CompauieK. Also, to arrive, per ' Alastor,' now due : A-WTLRHEOMaTIC FLANNELS and 9 4- Bath Coatinp, for Ladies' Petticoat. . All the Flannelß are PARTICULARLY CHEAP, having been bought after the recent heavy 'fall m the price of Wools. . LINEN and COTTON SHEETINGS m all widths, both White and Unbleaobed COUNTER PANES, Toilet Covers, Huckaback and Turkish Towels BLANKETS, m all sizes, at Greatly Reduced Prices DAMASK CLOTHS, White, Loom, and Unbleached, m the peace or m cloth, all sizes ; and every other requisite for household use. PATTERNS of all Pieoe Goods sent to Conntty Customers, on application COUNTRY ORDERS receive W. Rattray's personal and prompt attention FIVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT allowed I, for Cash on all Purchases of £2 and i 'upwards. To l . COUNTRY CUSTOMERS the Discount ! is allowed if the Oash is remitted by the tirßt mail after the receipt of the Gooas. WILLIAM RATTRAY, LINEN DRAPER, CLOTHIER, AKD SILK MERGER, NEW ZEALAND HOUSE, 66, QUEEN SrREET, AUCKLAND (Opposite the Bank of New Zealand). j [Established, a.t>., 1853.J THOMAS WELLS, General Merchant : C A MB RIDGE. HAS ON SALE and to arrive Winter Drapery, all the newest makes m Ladies' Dress Material. „ Waterproof Ulsters „ ' Underclothing „ Millinery „ Cloth, Felt, and Alpaca skirts Ladies', Mens' and Child? ens Hosiery, a large assortment Mens' Irish Freize Ulsters „ i Waterproof Tweed Overcoats „ Dressed Beavers do. „ Witney do. 1 „ Clothing m great variety Boys' do., m Velvet, Cloth and Tweed Rugs, Shawls, at all prices Table Cloths m Velvet Pile, Cloth, tnd Damasks 1 Flan els, Tweeds, Blankets Plaidings m Mosgiel, Kaiapoi, English and Scotch manufacture Boots and Shoes, of Colonial and I English make. • The Largest StocK m Waikato. &c, &c, &c. The argest stock of Builders' and Furnishing Ironmongery and Agricultural Lnplements out of Auckland. Mangles, Colonial Ovens, ' Fenders and Hreirons, American Cooking stoves, " Enchantress" "Mistress," "Trafford," and "New Princess," Hornsby' s Plough, 1 and 2 wheel, and Double-furrow, Dunwood's Prize, do., do. Plough Fittings, Chains, Shears, &c, &c, &c. Hardware ; Boilers, Saucepans, Kettles, aE sizes, Ewbank and Wire Nails, 1 to 6 inch, Galvanized do., Horse do.,Tind, Black Clout Tacks, Screws all sizes, Locks, Drawback, Carp Patent, Real Rim, Dead, Chest, Till, Cupboard, and Pad., Saws, Spear and Jacksou's, Sorby's, and Disston's, Rip, Hand, Panel, Tenon, Turning, Bow and Pad. Planes : Trying, Jack, Smoothing, and Bead, Hollow Grounds, Plane Irons, Hammers Chisel Brace and Bits, Plumb Levels. Guns, double and single barrel, Breech Loading, Sporting ammunition, and Blasting powder, etc., etc. The Grocery department is fully stocked with new and choice goods, specially selected for Cambridge trade. Settlers attention is specially invited to my TEAS and COFFEES, which for quality, and price, defy competition. Crockery Ware assorted — Glass Glass, all sizes Oils; Paint, Varnish, and Frensh Polish. Oats, Maze, Bran, and Potatoes. ' iggf Agents for Hill and Hudson's New Zealand Baking Powder, Gollah's Great Indian Cures, Dunwood's Prize Ploughs, Dowden's Glazed Socket Pipes, &c, and Colonial Insurance Company. N.B.— A Clearing out Sale now on at the Store next the National Hotel; 10 per cent, for Cash. THOS. WELLS, GENERAL MERCHANT, CAMBRIDGE.Powell's : BLUE POST DINING ROOMS, ; RESTAURANT AND BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT, 1 LoWEK QUEEX-STEET, , Next door to the Metropolitan Hotel Auckland. ] . . Good Beds. Comfortable Accommoda- i tion for Families. i Open from 5 a.m. to 12 p.m. Night Porter kept. Visitors may rely upon obtaining a comfortable Breakfast m time to meet the eayly Trw.