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Waikato Times, Volume XV, Issue 1300, 28 October 1880, Page 1

Business Notices.

I^EW GOODS TOR THE PRESENT SEASON. A. LINABURY & CO. Hare Just Opened, up a Large Quantity of NEW DRESS GOODS . 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, Trimmings, Orna ments, &c. 300 Girls' Costumes 500 Ladies' Costumes. . An inspection invited. Dressmaking on he premises A. LINABURY & Co., 204 & 206, QUEEN-STREEI, Auckland.

HENDRY & DACRE,

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

AUCKLAND,

Have on Sale and to arrive — TOAA BAGS of ATS JL£\}\J 1600 Bags Canterbury Po tatoes

40 Tons of Bran

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

Buyers of all sorts of Produce.

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

TJOYAL STANDARD CARRIAGE AND SfRIKG FACTORY,

DUKHAJX STBBET WEST, ATJCKIiAKD.

ALEXANDER MACKIE

Desires to return his sincere thanks to his numerous customers and to the public £imk i illy for the tery liberal share of support that h is htc.i gi\cn to htm in the past, and he will tr\ to im i.t .and hopes to jfiiin ;in increased tnuk in ''itfuture. A.M. has, now got the best I'min^ in the province ol Auckland, and has irom 1 .oa great expense, in order th.it at .1 i>w • ■> t he might Juno his whole place, men, and m h Im ei\ so arranged as to economise to the tnUe t imi nt both in time and labor. He h.is dove so '1' ■: he might be enabled to give his customers, 'In "ill benefit arising from such economical time md labor-sa\ing arrangement, and this being u ionplished he has now the greatest fadhfie^ U r doing an extensive business with case melodic k despatch, and at the lowest pi ices. All onleis ghen or sent to A. Mackm , cithei for n< w uctk or repairs, will receive his immediate atu-ni.nn, and the same will be prompt]> and initbiu'h executed, and he is willing to give to Set;k is ii the Country distiicts all the a-sist.nce and all the advantages that he possibly can : \\v is ih« .. - tore prepared to do their work, when nmii.<(!, buildirg am kind ot Carnage m Vthule ot ... \ given description, on timep.n ments on sluli i ". . as shall be most suitable and.uhnnt juxoiis to 'i.r customers, so that if settlers don't h i\e i 1 r i]>, the fault will be theiis not his. t See our lllumi ited Trade Circular which will be hung in .■!! Railway Stations and in all publ.c plates— see it and read it. p.S. — A.M. begs to intimate to his cnstoiveis that he has engaged the sen ice. <•; Cm it Painter, also a Coach Inmmn, so th all u oik will be done under his own supeni'K... mil directions, and guaranteed to be done in hr.t-clas.s tyle.

MELBOURNE CUP, 1880.

SW. BUCK'S WAIKATO HOTEL • CONSULTATION on the MELBOURNE CUP. 500 Subscribers at £1 Each. First Horse £200 Second Horse 100 Third Horee "'0 Other Starters (divided) ... 100 Non-Stai-ters (divided) ... o0 The Drawing will take place wider the supervision of Eight Gentlemen irom Subscribers present, at the Hamilton Hall. Immediately after the result of tin distribution is known a telegram will be forwarded to each person who liab been successful in drawing an accepted hoibc. The Prizes will be paid immediately on receipt of the Ansiralauan containing the report of race. Please add Exchauge to Cheques, and Stamp for reply. An extra Stamp if result is required by post. In the event of my not obtaining the whole 500 Subscribers*, the Prizes will be paid pre rata. A commission will be deducted from all Prizes for expenses. S. W. BUCK, Waikato Hotel, Hamilton. June, 1880.

REMOVAL.

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

HAS REMOVED to new PREMISES in Duke-street, opposite Hoses Hotel. R. W. S. takes this opportunity of thanking the inhabitants oi Waikato for their support, and hopes by care and attention to business to deserve a continuance of the Bame.