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Waikato Times, Volume XV, Issue 1299, 26 October 1880, Page 1

Business Notices.

"VT E W G 0 0 D S FOR THE PRESENT SEASON.

A. LINABURY & CO.

Have Just Opened up a Large Quantity of NEW DRESS GOOD'S

COMPRISING — Wool Serges, Fancy Lustres Plain Lustres, Newest shades ■ Homespun, French Merinos Winceys, Costume Cloths Twills, Diagonal and Corded A Large Stock of New Wint Millinery, Felt Hats, Straw Hats, ' Millinery, Trimnrngs, Orua ments, Sic. 300 Girls' Costumes 500 Ladies' Costumes. An inspection invited. Dressmaking on he premises

A. LINABURY & Co., 204 & 206, QUEEN-STREE r i, Auckland,

HENDRY & DACRE,

GRAIN & PRODUCE MERCHANTS, Queen & Custom-house Streets,

- AUCKLAND,

' Have on Sale and to arrive— TO A A BAGS of OATS JL^UU 1600 B-igs Canteibury Potatoes

40 Tons of Bran

100 Tons Bone Flour 45 Tons Bonedust 7 Tons Sharp.", &c. All of which will be sold cheap to mak room for further shipments.

Buyers of all sorts' of Produce.

All goods consigned for Salo will be sold to best advantage, and account of sales promptly returned.

TJOYAL STANDARD ( CARRIAGE ANP SPRING FACTORY,

DURHAM STREET WEST, AUCKLAND.

ALEXANDER MACKIE

Desires U> return his sinucic thmk' to his numerous cwstomi'rs .iml to th.; public to. i •■ * I »" for the \ cry Moral «.h.iro of'tnrj<n( th a h.i 'i> ' a given to him >n the past, and hi' will fr\ lo nn no and hopes to ff.nn .in huiu.im.il ti <X n i.h_ tuturc. A.M. )>•!*> now jrot tin- ln'-l !'"»i i n the province of Auckland, .mil !• ■ •< .i ••> i fjreat o\pcn v f, in orrlcr th.it ;it iln . '""' hi? might htivc his wholo pl.wo, men. .tr.rt '" < .« rv so .lrr.insjod .is to oionoinis.- to t'"'" fv" -.r <■■". 't both in tniic .md labui. lit' h.i <10, i ii i<< % might bo cnaliU'd to !;>M x h>> « 'iM.>r> -' '""\ benefit .irisius? trmu sw h f<<iiunii" u in <> "'1 I.ihor-sn.\injr arramri-nu-nt, and tins I» \ ' • ■• )- plishtd he ha> "•>« the f.'n iti s*. 1i- i,» i' cUiinjr an extensive hu.mess wth c i>-i nj 1 ' u k do.sii.irch, and .if Ihe )a\\c^t pm^ r ' ' ••'> i■> Bi\on or sent to \. M hmi , « ,t!.<.i ! .. v> '- or repairs, will in n\r Ins imivi di >' t,. •v, pntl the !»inio '\;!1 Ik- piompth iml „>'. ii evented, and he is willing to •.<• ye ;.NJ ■ vi the Country dfstnrf' .dl the a« i-. n < n d '11 tlie advanta^s tli.if he i,o^i!)l\ i m . ii i - 1 «■ - fore pieparid to do thin wmk, vl"ni budding an\ kind ot L ui..i':>. 1 1 \ < «le > • \ jji\ en destnption, on tune p.i- nu"iisi>n v,, , ,-,,s .is shall be most suit ilile .ind.ifhani 1,1 <> sm,. , t customer. 1 ,, th.it ii stttleis don Iha e,i i . \ the fault -vvil'. be thcrts not his. hit oui Idu i ated Trade Cm nl.ir vhi< h will le In ti ' m ,11 K.ad«a> stations and in all pub!. l plan.»— n it and ie.nl it. p.S. — A.M. Ik'Ss to intimate to hi' d.sto-'iis that he has civ,' i-^ed thesuwns il i (. > n n Painter, almi .1 C,o;k h Inninur, so tn >' . 11 voik will be done under his own super*. iniki i- 1' directions, and guaranteed to be done iv ii. .t-clasw tyle.

MELBOURNE CUP, 1880.

SW. BUCK'S WAIKATO JJO'ITL • CONSULTATION on thu -\IELBOURNE CUP. 500 Subscribers at £1 Each. First Horse 120 J Second Horse 100 | Third Hovse . . . ~>o Other Starters (div;tU>il) .. lt)0 Noii-Startors (divided) .~»0 The Drawing will taLo ptaeo r.v.tl^r Mie supervision ot Eight, Ouu\cr.u-a Worn Subscribers present, at the iJ.uiuiton Hall. Immediately after the result of thi distribution is known a tclcgi am "\\ ill l>c forwarded to each person who lu.s boon successful in drawing an accepted hovso. The Prizes will be paid lmmedwfcdy on receipt of the Au&waluuan couUiijiii<; tlic report of race. rlease add Exchange to Chcipies. .im\ Stamp for reply. An extra. Stamp ii iosult is required by post. In the event of my not obt.im'i!^ tho whole 000 Subscribers, tho Pvi. ti> v ill be paid pr» rota. A commission will be deducted from -ill Prizes for expenses. S. W. BUCK, Waikato Hotkl, Hamilton. June, 18S0.

REMOVAL.

R. W. SARGENT, Watch and Clock Maker, Jeweller. &c. CAMBRIDGE

HAS REMOVED to now PREMISES iv Duke-street, opposite KustTs Hotel. R. W. S. takes this opportunity of thanking the inhabitants ot Waikato for their support, and hopes by care and attention to business to deserve a continuance of the same.