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Waikato Times, Volume XIII, Issue 1144, 25 October 1879, Page 4

Miscellaneous. CAMBRIDGE. novelties of the season in SILK MANTLES, Paletots, Fischues, Satteens, plain and Striped, Galatea Stripes (all bhades), Feathers/Flowers, Straw Goods, Pure Alpacas, Mens' Clothing, Hosiery, Boots and Shoes. MERICAN STOVES: . 'Uncle Sam,'. 'Derby,' ' Opera,, * Matchless'; Bamlet's Reaper And Mower, Sheep Shears, Wool Packs, E.P. Goods, Register Grates, BrushULTAN COFFEE, Teas (1879-80) French and English Jellies, American Clocks, Toilet Mirrors, Toilet Sets, Tea Services, Dinner Services, Glassware. Mi general Stock is largor than ever, and will he fouud very complete, Comprising nearly every requisite in Ironmongery, Drapery, Grocery, &c, &c, for either SETTLER or SQUATTER, HOUSE or FARM, STATION or SURVEY CAMP. Intending purchasers will find .this Old Establishment second to none in the Province in either Premises, Stock, Prices,- Accommodation, Civility or Attention. AGENT for Colonial Insurance Company, Hill mid' Hudson's Bakiuar Powder, Dowden's Glazed Socket Pipes, Ghollah's Indian Remedies. GENERAL 'MERCHANT, CAMBRIDGE. The proprietors of the J [aiders Bey 1 Htrald having been served with writs on behalf of Major Mair and Mr Searancke, claiming damages for an article headed " Political Traitors," reflecting npoii them, published in the Herald of the 11th June last, have in the belief that the article referred to contained statements libellous and untrue, offered to make a i full apology, and to pay £SO into Court in each case. Major Mair and Mr Searancke, through Messrs Bulier and Lewis, their solicitors, have been pleased to accept this offer. The proprietors of the Herald therefore desire to tender a. sincere apology to Major Mair and M Searancke for publishing the article in. question. It was written and published in the public interest, and in the belief that the statements therein contained were true, but fuller information has ft _ n vinced them that in their desire to perf *„ what they conceived to be a public d . "* they inflicted a serious and mate ■, injury upon the gentlemen named, a ll that the statements made in the article in question were absolutely untrue. They therefore not only apologise but Avifchdraw those statements and comments Avithout reservation, and express their regret that they should have given publicity to them. The name of Major Jackson, of the Wakato, was also coupled with those of Major Mair Mr Searancke, and the proprietors of thtj' Herald wish this retractation and apology to be understood as applying to him also. The Herald proprietors also desire to thank Messrs Bullcr and LcAvis, aud their own solicitor, Mr Sainsbury, for their friendly office in arranging an amicable settlement to the action raised. Napier, October 9th, 1879^

, Just Arrived, " MERICAN CONSIGNMENTS per Bonita from New York AMERICAN CARRIAGES From the Celebrated Make-a HOOPER, & Co., and CHASE, built extra Btrong Expressly for this Market, and ail fitted with Lauap3 and JtSreaks, and comprising Covered—Cabrio'efc, Barouche, Berlin, Victoria, Prince Arthur, Kookaway Howell Phtctoo. Open—Wagonette, Antille?, Concord, . Tray, Beach Wapon. 12 Expresses—Six Spring with Seats, Pole, Shafts, Break 80 Sets of Express and Baggy Harness. Whips—A gieat variety 56 Organs—26 different styles. 140 Cases Clocks —21 new designs. 10 Fireproof Sa'es, Combination Locks. S'JO Cases Chairs, Varnish, Wheels, Furniture, Oleographs, Sand Paper. Manure aud Seed Drills. Steel Spring Beds. Carpet Chairs, Perambulators, B. TONKS & Co. Queen Street, ' AUCKLAND.