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Waikato Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1225, 6 May 1880, Page 4

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REGULAR $Afrs£OF.Ljy£; STOCK AXD AGkICULf URAL PKODUCK. AkjJjM Ijjr^mdfirtfejiod, »s follows ? .- , ; Eaufe f s hjwiftftM^J^nim'ra-- the principal market &tt£&» S^tdcltof (rt+rjf do'taaption. On each} Frjd,i\- 2! <ip iVut-k)and, at £he " l\^-\ ni.irke.t'V,,foj;'(|lorscs, Carri.igcs, Harness,., Hay, Corn, .Se,^s r afc. r |«i:, ; '' , ,' -, On each Tuesday, at the " Haj-maiket^' for Wool,S.heepski I ns, Hides Tall«w, 1? o'clock. ' „,1 _| ,; At Waiuku, on the first Saturday in each month. ' ' ' " At Pukekohe,. 00- thoFira^ A^on^ajf^cach month. At Drury, on 7 thd Third WednWdaV in r oath month. . , At Bapakjira, on the last Wednesday in each month. ' ' At Queen's Redoubt, on each Monday before the third Wednesday in the months of February, April, June, Augpjt, October, and December. > Cattle Sales specially .advertised. Sheep Fairs specially advertised. ' ALFRED: BtTCKLAND.

,3 la2L V l " > '-: " f^ORSiLE, Split seven foot of . Pr?iwJj *jkp&«/ tfooft <3u«*lto> placed on the %!»(**, at'PukekpJie, % £4 to £5 theh^e^,;., „,',, ",-

-ALFRED WJ CKLAUD* . ,-■■-.7/ „..• „ll j . >•* -rUi' -rr.a ;•-*- > • ; J >, ' - i i. i' ! i ! i I • - /CLOVER AND /HIIA£3^fEDS. ON SALE 'AT.THE^ HAYMARKET (of fibst class quality) — White"6l6veV ( Rape l '•' ' Bed (SovV '" Timothy ,\ _ . Alsyke Kentucky Bluegrass' Cowgrass Red Top Lucerne Trefoil Pukekoho Cocksfoot Ryegrass — Perennial Turnip, Purple Topßycgrass-^-Anmial ■ „ Green Top „ Swede &c, &c. ( ,

Afc.o, BONEDUST, all degrees of fineness and quality. , ,- , , GUANO — Pe^uyian ? Mexican, and New Caledonian Kainit, Superphosphates. &c, &c, &c. ALFRED BUCELAKD. T, TREWHEELLAR. BUSINESS MCE. (jg^ln.; £b,e direct, line of traffic — next to the Union Bank and opposite G Wynne's Hamilton Hotel.

New and Spacious Premises. BAKER! PASTRYCOOK! JL AXD /pQNFECTIONER ! Large, Select and Comfortable Refresh- ; . ment Room ! T. Trewheellar thankfully acknowledges past favors ; will endeavor to merit,^and hopes to receive increased patronage for Tlii^ New. Venture, and Also begs respectfully to announce that he has added' the Business pi GENERAL FAMILY GROCEK, and will open unclet able management with a choice . and select Stock, and "trusts by attention to business W receive" a share of public patronage. GIVE THE NEW SHOP A TRfAL.

WINTER— ex "British Empire" and " Stracathro." WINTBjfc-jNew direct 'Importations WINTER— New Ulsters and Jackets, . 12s 6d to 40s j. > , WINTEBP-New Pompadours and Serges, 9d to 3s 6d , WINTER— New French Cashmeres and - /Pppjinsi 2s r l» 'ss"j ' : / •* V WlNTER^NtewFeath'eTs, Flowers, and Ribbons WlNTER— NWCishnietti Corded Silks, 9s to 14s per yard WINTER-rf * Warranted to Wear, " 9s to ■ 148,perya.rd . ! WINTER— New , Welsh > .and Saxony Flannels n WINTER*— New Printed- Cashmeres for Dressing Gowns, ireduced WINTER— New Embroidered Cashmere Hone, Is to da WINTER— New Black Silk and Merino Hose, 2s to 7s 6d WINT^ER—Niew Bearer and Satin Hats, all prices ' WINTER— New Dressing - gowns for „ . . Ladies, 20s to 40s - WINTER— New' Dressing - gowns ■ for . Gentlemen WINTER— Ne^p (^[Jstei» /and Overcoats, „ 25s ( to 45s WINTER—^ew ld , Lambswool Shirts, Drawers, and Hose WINTER— New Trousers, Vests, and ty -iCoato, 15s -to 36s WESTER— New tyfotti&ga, Carpets, and . ■ Oilcloths. J. M.^ MciAb&LAto, Opros^rg 'Mphw&EV.fo LAbsb Ware-