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Waikato Times, Volume XIII, Issue 1171, 30 December 1879, Page 4

i SADDLERY AND HARNESS. yi'AIKATO Settlors requiring any * description of the above, will find it greatly to their advantage to purohase from the undersigned, who manuf actur.es extensively on the ' Premises, and also imports HIMSELF DIRECT, from the I Best Euglish Manufactures. Large Shipments of Goods exactly suited to his Market, and made expressly to his order, just arrived Ex "Lebu," "Famenoth," "Glenlora," and' "Clan Fergusson," which, being bought in large quantities, and the Importer's profit saved, will be sold at prices considerably lower than any other Horse in the trade. Good durable Plough Harness, from 43/ per complete set ; Strong Riding Saddles, our own make, with strained web seats and military open panels, which allow the purchaser to see the tree and the workmanship of the inside of the saddle, and are cooler for the Horse, and les? liable to gall. Price, complete with mounts, 70/ ; strong imported, on bar plated trees, complete, 67/6, 72/6, 75/, with military open panels ; Strong Bridles, with Reins 1 inch wide, and fancy colored front, 7/6 each. , W. S. JONES QUBEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. N'(j T I C E. Tt/TESSRS. JAMES YOUNG •***• and THOMAS NIXON \)eg to inform the inhabitants of Cambridge and ihe surrounding country settlers that on and after Ist November, they will COMMENCE BUSINESS as TOTHE EL WRIGHTS and ** COACHBUILDERS, in the premises lately occupied by Mr Richardson, and hope by civility and good workmanship to'merit a share of public patronage. *• PHILLIP PS & SON' SPEC AL ADVERTISEMENT. , 50,000 { J"™ J 50,000 PAPERHANGINGS, From sd.to 12a 6d per piece. SATIN PAPEEHANGINGS, From Is 3d per piece. LINING CANVAS,. 72 Inches wide, from 4d per yard. GREAT REDUCTION IN TJBE PHICE OF SILVERED AND POLISHED PLATE AND COMMON WINDOW GLAS§. Large Stock of White Lead, Oils, Colours, Varnishes, and all kinds of Painters' Requisites, at Lowest Price for Best Materials. Gilt Mouldings, Glass Shades, Artists' Colours, and Sundries. W. PHILLIPS & SON, OIL AND COLOUR MERCdANT3 95 and 97, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, and POLLEN STJREET, SfIORTLAND. Dickeson & Burnett BEG TO DIRECT PARTICULAR ATTENTION to their PALE ami Other ALES, in Bulk and Bottle, BREWED OX THE Burton System, Which are strongly recommended for their BRILLIANT and KEEPING Qualities. NO Sugar or tiluecose used— purely a Malt and Jp^ "■""-*« Extract. DICKESON & BURNETT, MAXSTERS AND BKEAVEBS, NGARUA W A H I A , WAIKATO. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. f 1 1HE Paitnerehip hitherto existing beJL tween Robert Swunn and David Sherrifls, at Hamilton East, under the style or firm of " Swanu and Sherriifs," Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The said Robert Swann will continue to j carry on the business and. will pay and receive all debts due by and to the late firm. Dated at Hamilton this 20th day of November, 1879. ' Witness — James Coombes. ROBERT SWANN, DAVID SHERRIPPg. ROBERT. SWANN, Blacksmith and Wheelwright, begs to inform the inhabi tants of Hamilton and the Waikato, that, having the above business entirely in his own hands, he is prepared to undertake, work of every description, and guarantees to give satisfaction. ROBETR SWANN. Hamilton, 20th November, 1879. • TURNIP MANURE. TURNIP MANURE. A CONSIGNMENT of Gran's celejl^L brated Chemical Manure, specially prepared for- w the Turnip Crop is now arriving-, ear Fernglen, and will shortlyf be ready^for delivery, -» ' The success whicbjjhas already, attended Chemical manures shipped by Mr Crau^is sufficient guarantee^as to quality. High Analysis. Liberal Terms.' HAMMOND and.BYRON, Sole; Agents for New Zealand < Auokluucl, lab ItauQiuber, 1878.