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Waikato Times, Volume XVI, Issue 1348, 19 February 1881, Page 3

Notices.

CLARK & GANE, FORT-STREET, AUCKLAND, . Duke-streot, Cambridf e, HAVE ON SALE and to arriye .: < New, Turnip Seeds, ex Lpcji Fleet. • i , . "• "S. 1 d. 3b Purple Top Aberdeen .., 1 3 Green „ . i , „ „.13' - Yellow Aberdeen ... 1 3 Devonshire Greystone „. '1 3> New Sample Colonial , , grown Rape ,'_ ' ... 5 New Seeds A. 0. De Freitas. . . , i. d. Cowgraes ... ;.. ... 10, Red Clover' - ... ... 9 , , White ... ... 11' Alsyke ..: I 1 Timothy ...^ ' ' 7 White Field Mustard ... ' 7 New Samples Rye Grass and Cocksfoot daily expected. Two Cups, each value £5 5s will ba offered for competition (for the best collection of roots grown from seeds of our own importation) at the root shows to be held at.Te Awamutu and Cambridge, 1881. s * / /' '„»'* • * Land for Sale. Several improved or unimproAed Farms in are^ from 100 acres to SQOO, at moderate rates and easy terms. ! ; ' Money to Lend. Several suras for immediate investment at a low rate of interest,

CLAfiK $ GANE. TO HAND ON SALE by the undersigned — , ' Ex A. C. de Freitas : s. d. Extra Prime Red , 0, 9 „ „ White 11 „ „ Alsyke... .. ... 1 A „ „ Timothy 0 * 7>~- ,, „ Rape ... ... ... 0 5 Birdsfoot Trefoil (specially ordered) 9 n frdm France „, ... /* v , ' Also, Cocksfoot and Ryegraas and Bonedust. R; T.IOLLAR, . • , PATERANGI.

a uckland' -nd te awamutu j\. railway. Australian Cricket Match! Single Tickets issued from ■ all Stations to Auckland on Saturday, Feb. 19th; Monday, 21st; Tuesday, 22nd, and Wednesday, 23rd, will be available for return up to and including February 24th, provided the fare is not less than one shilling. A. Y. MACDONALD, District Manager.

A RTHUE CONNOLLY, Junr., has taken Me Vialou's Shop, as a Cabinet Maker, Upholsterer and French Polisher ; also, Repairer of Furniture, and hopes to gain the good- will of all those who may patronise him. His object is by careful and punctual attention to orders received ta give satisfaction to everyone who may honor him with orders.

/~IOOD VTEWS. GOOD NEWS ! The, Drapery and Clothing Establishment hitherto carried on under the style SOMERFIELD & LECK having been purchased by the und&isigned, the - WHOLE OF THE STOCK on hand will, be offered to the public at S3- CLEARING - OUT PRICES !! *®» To Makk Room foe' NEW GOODS NOW ARRIVING.

The Shelves must be Cleared for a new and Complete Stock, and f^ R E A T ' TV A R G A I N S will therefore be offered of all the late firm's Gtoods.

The adrertiser would take this opportunity of returning thanks for the liberal < support accorded to him while a member of the late nrm, and to respectfully aoiioit a continuanc3 oftbat suppqrt in the future. • ,'- ' -' No pains will be spared by him 70KEE?A / . ! WELL- ASSORTED STOUK OF GOODS OF ta. Fiest-Class Qoamtt &* AT . \ , T>RI^ESASTONISHINGIYT OWI Jt RiCES ASTONISHINGLY JUOW I

By Carefully Attending to the Wants of His Cnstomers, and Judioious Buying in the Best Markets, he hopes, erelong, to have the l MOST COMPLETE STOCK oi 1 3 FASHIONABLE T\*APKRY AND CLOTHING «-IN TlfE CITY.^> INSPECTION INVITED, !

TpREDERICKf Ti^bdMERFIELD, DRAPER, CLO^gIER, aw> OUT- , / FITTER^ 134, QUWOT-STBEET, /AUGKLAND.'

, ; A LL Peysons indebted in the Estate of Mr W. p.^CcPANN, of Cambridge, Butcher,/ afe:- requeited PAY, their /If' / .<i*./\."> nl? i various pEB^jS, without delay, to Mr J. THOMPSON, whose receipt only will be •.cknowiedg^Tr^^V^^.;/- - WHITAKBR& SHEEHAN; " Splioitorsfort'iejiAid W. G.McCsnn; ' ; ■ <Jimh]fjdgeJ?l7^Feb.4?lBBl.u -rs j.ti.

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