Notices.
GEORGE E. CLARK,
DUKESTRBET, CAMBRIDGE.
ON SALE—
Victorian Bonemill Go's. Bonedust, £8 per ton. Californian Bonemeal, £8. I)elivered at Auckland Railway Station. The above Manures have been thoroughly tested in Waikato, and given, ;most general satisfaction. Peruvian Guano Manure Salt Fencing wire, Rollers and Staples Flour at Mill prices Seed Oats, White Tartarian ai»d Potatoe Feed Oats at lowest rates tDhevalier Barley Maize ' Seed Potatoes Bran Lapstone Kidneys Linseed Cake Ash Leaf Hobart Town Potatoes Rye Grass Cocksfoot
New Seed now in Harbour per Scottish Lassie. Red Clover White Clover Alsyke Cow Grass . Timothy White Field Mustard. Two Cups, each value £5 ss, will be given at the annual ploughing match or root show 1881, for the best collection of roots grown from seeds of my own importation.
New Seeds in Harbour/ White Belgian Carrots Large Red Altringham,- do. James' Intermediate Red . Long Red Mangel Wurtzel Yellow Globe Mangel Wurtzel GEORGE E. CLARK, Duke-street, CAMBRIDGE. Is^* Agent for Mutual Life Association of Australasia.
DICKESON & BURNETT BEG to direct particular attention to their Pale and Other Ales, in Bulk and Bottle, BREWED ON THE BURTON SYSTEM, Which are strongly recommended for their BRILLIANT & KEEPING QUALITIES. No Sugar or Gluecose used— purely a Malt and Hop Extract. i^The attention of Consumers of Beer is directed to extract on the poisonous effects of Gluecose on the human system from the JS'ew York Herald, published in Waikato Times, August 19th. ig^Tßeware of Bright's DiaeaselSl DIOKESON & BURNETT, Malsters and Brewers, NGARUAWAHIA, Waikato.
■TriHE WAIKATO MAIL," X Price Twopence. Published Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday. Office : Cambridge. A Supplement of 14 columns will be presented to Subscribers with each Saturday's Issue. Correspondents and Agents wanted throughout the District. The first number of the Mail will be issued .on WEDNESDAY, the Ist September' JOSEPH IVESS, Proprietor.
pLEESONS HOTEL, Corner of Hobson and Custom House Streets. The proprietor begs to intimate to country settlers and travellers that his New Hotel is NOW OPEN and ready to receive visitors, ami he is in a position, to guarantee every comfort that can be provided in hotel life. The building which is of brick consists of 18 bed rooms, a well lighted billiard room fitted with all the latest improvements and one of Thurston's best tables, the dining room is the most capacious in Au eland, and is connected by a lift with the kitchen. The bath rooms are luxuriously fitted up and hot and cold water provided. In addition to these the proprietor contemplates additions of considerable magnitude which, when completed, will afford the largest accomodation of any house in Auckland. There is also in course of erection a Ball and Racket court, which the proprietor trusts will be well patronized by all lovers of these manly exercises. The very choicest Wines and Spirits are kept in stock ; an experienced cook is in charge of the cuisine and no expense spared to provide a first-class table ; the whole under the immediate supervision of the proprietor. Board and lodging 20s per weel: ; single rooms, 2os. For families, terms according to agreement.
BUSINESS NOTICE-T. Trewheelhr, with much pleasure, acknowledges to his patrons and the public generally, that the amount of patronage afforded him since opening the Grocery Store has proved that they fully appreciate the great reduction in prices, and would respectfully intimate, that while determined to maintain the quality of all classes of Goods — equal to anything sold in the Waikato — t\\a.t price's will rule as lew as at present. And that instead of this being a DODGE to obtain custom and then raise the prices again, — tint my endeavour will be to even still further reduce so far as can be done consistent with sound business principles — the motto being Small profits and Quick Bd urns (of cash,) v." Large profits and Book Debts, Country Settlers, and Parties from a distance ordering goods, may depend upon their orders being faithfully executed. All Goods delivered to Station or Steamer free. Price Lists (printed) on application. N.B. — 5 percent discount allowed on all purchases over 20s. Best Bread, Ad per 2lb loaf for Qmh wer tfo counter.
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Waikato Times, Volume XV, Issue 1274, 28 August 1880, Page 3
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