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Waikato Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1185, 31 January 1880, Page 3

Notices.

T7IXTRAORDINARY SALE XL4 Of MEN'S, YOUTHS And

J. B. Robinson, of the Auokland Olothing Factory, Auckland respectfully informs the inhabitants of Cambridge and district of Waikato in general, that owing to great depression in trade prevailing in Australia, he has been the successful purchaser in Melbourne and Sydney of several heavy Insolvnt Stocks consisting \oi Men's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing of every description at large discounts off cost price, these Goods have been landed in Auckland per s.s. 'Hero' and ' Albion,' and a considerable portion of them have been forwarded on direot to Cambridge to be opened up there and offered to the Public of Waikato at suoh extraordinary low prices as must ensure a total clearance within 14 days. 100 pairs Geelong Tweed Trousers and Vests, 21/- splendid goods, worth 35/ 200 pairs Mosgiel and Geelong fancy checked Trousers and Vests 50 per cent, under usual price. 100 pairs Sydney Tweed Trousers, 9/9. 100 Boys' Knickerbocker Suits, 7/6. Men's Flax Shirts at ualf-price. Men's Crimean Shirts at haf -price. Boys' Union Crimean Shirts at an immense reduction. Men's Geelong and Sydney Suits very snperior. Several bales of White Blankets, 14/11 per pair. 47 Afghanistan extra large size Rugs, very heavy, 21/-, worth 40/-. Men's Blue Serge Suits, very superior. Scarves, Neckties, Hosiory, Men's and Boys' Hats, Braces, Belts, Under Flannels, Drawers, and a variety of other Goods too numerous for an advertisement. J, B. Robinson begs to assure the inhabitants of Cambridge and surrounding districts that the Goods are of the very best quality, being principally of Colonial manufacture, they must be sold, and the Public will effect a saving of fully JO per cent, by purchasing at the Auckland CLOTHiNa Factoby's Temporary Branch, opposite the Post-office and Public Library, Cambridge. Sale commences on Saturday morniug, January 24. A splendid opportunity for Storekeepers sorting up their stocks. N.B.— Samples of Mosgiel and Geelong Tweeds and Coatings can be seen at this Branch, and orders and Measurements taken for the Auckland Clothing Faotory, Auckland.

Piako General Store.

TH OMAS RO W X JBcgs to inform the Settlers at the Waitoa and surrounding district that the TVfEW STORE IN THE JLII WAIKU TOWNSHD? Will be OPENED on or about the 10th February next, with an Entire New Stock of Drapery and Grocery Goods, And Bolioits their patronage. Every requisite for Swampere will be kept on hand. Igg" Descriptive List will be given in future issue. January 29th, 1880.

C B- THORNE, PRACTICAL CUTLER AND UMBRELLA MAKER, 18, Gbey Stkeet, Auckland. Umbrellas Re-covered and Repaired. Cutlery of every description Ground, Set, and Repaired daily. ig§^" Country orders promptly attended to.

NGARUAWAHIA RACES.

ALL persons interested in the Annutl Races at Ngaruawahia are invited to attend a preliminary meeting: on MONDAY, February 2nd, at the Royal Mail Hotel, at half past seven o'clock-. Business : To appoint a Committee. E. SIMMELHAG.

T3UBLIC NOTIFICATION. A Meeting of Ratepayers of the KHrikiriroa Highway District will be held at the Royal Hotel, Hamilton East, at 2.30 p.m. on Wednesday next, the 4th February, for the purpose of electing? a Road Board Trustee in the place of the late Mr Peter Walker. ANDREW PRIMROSE, Chairman, Kirikiriroa Highway BoardJanuary 30, 1880.