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Waikato Times, Volume XIII, Issue 1145, 28 October 1879, Page 3

New Advertisements. DVANCE WAIKATO !! l AIKATO Should Support the r AIKATO HAND-BOOK. (including business notice or descr'tytion of subscribers farm, landed property, §c.J, £l. Mr. Langbridge is now travelling the Wailcato, and will be happy to receive any information of public utility for publication in the Sand-Book. Vide opinions of the Press. ii. KRLLOW has been appointed , \ gent for the WAIKATO HANDBOOK, ait Whatawhata, and JR. J.4MES LaTKOBK, of Waitetuna, for Haglan District. Settlers and others willing to subscribe and advertise will kindly leave communication with these gentlemen. I HEREBY AUTHORISE Mr Awdus -Kaynes, of the National Hotel, or any person whom he may appoint, to receive all accounts owing to me. (Signed) WILLIAM WALKER, Late National Hotel, Combridge. IMPORTANT SALE Of BTJSINE3S SITES SITUATED in the centre of the r Borough of Hamilton, adjacent.to Union Bank, Hamilton and Commercial Hotel and the Police and District Court House, and within one minutes walk op the Railway Station. , BY ORDER OF THE WESLEY AN CHURCH TRUSTEES. LOT, No. 87, Containing one acre, subdivided as per Plan, with frontages to Victoria and Oollingwood Street, will be LEASED BY AUCTION . Eon 21 Years, on SATURDAY Sth NOVEMBER, AT 2 P.M., ON THE GROUND. Plaus can be obtained from the auctioneer in a few days, also conditions of sale. JOHN KNOX, Auctioneer.

WM. McARTHUR&CO., Tt/TERCHANTS, AUCKLAND. TOREKEEPERS ave hereby informed that tie various Departments in the above WAREHOUSE Are now Supplied with ■ ''' all kinds of AND SHMMER = GOODS FOR (ggf Orders Rapidly Executsd. JOHN BOGG, -VftTELL-SINKER, HAMILTON. Wells sunk at Reasonable Rates. NO. 29, TYRONE CONSTITUTE -, L.O.L. IRE monthly meeting of the above . Lodge will take place at the ) odge Boom, Te Awamutu, at 7.30 p.m. sharp, on TUESDAY, the 28th October, for the transaction of business. L. WILSON, W. M., G. THOMAS, Sec. TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH BAZAAR, CAMBRIDGE. rHE Committee take this opportunity of returning sincere thanks to their many friends, of all denominations, who so liberally contributed towards the late Bazaar,, and through whose kindness and assistance their efforts have been attended with success. For the Commit+ee, F. J. BROOKS, Hon. See. PIAKO GENERAL STORE, MORINSVILLE. IHOM>S ROWE having received a k new stock of Drapery and Groceries, is prepared to supply customers on very reasonable terms, and in soliciting the patronage of the settlers in this district would beg to submit the following lines:— Dress Pieces, consisting of Prints (fast colors), from -/6 to -/9, Lustres, from 1/8, Wincey, from 1/- Brown Holland, from 1/-, Ribbons, Hats, Hosiery, Boots, Calico, white grey, from, -/5, Drills, 1/-, Mens' Tweed Suits, from 50/-, Coats, from 7/6, Trousers, from 4/3, fctraw Hats, from 1/8, Tweed, and Pith Helmets., 3/6 to 8/6. Boots, Elasticside, and Watertights, 16/-, Hosiery, Braces, Belts, &c, &c. Grocery of all kinds at reasonable prices. Supply of first-class Cheese and Butter. Stationary. &c., &c. Cabbage Plants, Cauliflower Plants for sale —— Subscribers wanted or Auckland' Weekly News,' 6/- per quarter in advance. Auckland 'Saturday Night,' 3/- per quarter in advance. Waikato Times, 6/- per quarter in advance. THOMAS ROWE, .?- Agent. • MortfiwMe, 24th October, 1879.