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Waikato Times, Volume XVI, Issue 1373, 21 April 1881, Page 2

Special Advefljigpments N - H^,-" :

A q J) 0 » A L 0, SHIPOHANDLER, SAIL, TENT, AND TARPAULIN MAKER, QOBBN AND FoRT-STREET.S, AUCKLAND,

Has pleasure in calling attention to his large Stock of

TENTS AND TARPAULINS,

Which he is selling at lowest possible prices.

.N.8.-PRICE OF TARPAULINS. 8 x 10, 18s ; 10 x 12, £1 ss ; 12 x 14, £1 14s ; 14 x 16, £2 6s ;16 x 18, £3 ; 18 x 20 j £3 13s ; 20 x 24, £4 17s ;24 x 27, £6 JOs ; 24 x 30, £7 4s ; 30 x 36, £10 14s ; all other sizes at equally low rates.

~K 1 "ITTAIKATO STEAM ,As^bv VV NAVIGATION & ISfflKJ^-COAL MINING COMvWilmmm FANY (Limited.

TIMK TABLE.

P.S. "DELT A." Cambridge to Ngaruawahia (daily), 10 Hamilton to Ngaruawahia (daily), 12 Ngaruawahia to Hamilton (daily), 4 p.m. Hamilton to Cambridge (daily), 6.30 p.m. '.or early next morning.

P.S. "RANGIRIRL"

Ngaruawahia to Alexandra once a WG6K Fares from station to station :— Cabin, 3 " ;de<ik ' 28 ' JAMES LINDSAY, Manager. Ncaruawahia. April 27, 1880.

rriHORNTQN, SMITH & FIRTH'S X PRICES CURRENT— Wholesale.

Subject to alteration without notice. Sack*. iocs. Sos. Crown Brand Flour ] r os rl2r 12 IOS £ 13 os per ton I s T. S. F. Canterbury I Jt os „ IOS I 2 O s Flourdo I Sharps, per ton ... Sos Bran, per ton 5 os Fowl wheat, per bushel o 3;. 6d The above prices include saoks and bags. Sacks and bags not returnable. Terms— Cash. Auckland, Bth March, 1881.

T riOSGRAVE & CO.

Have resolted to Close their Temporary Business Premises in /cambridge ! Cambridge i

And will therefore hold a GREAT REAT

Clearance Sale OF TnK STOCK ! O TOCK ! QTOCK ! TOCK ! ©TOCK ! OTOCK ! Regardless of Price.

GOODS WILL BE OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC BELOW COST IN ORDER TO CLEAR.

The Sale Commenced

Saturday, 9th. April.

Oosgravk & Co. are direct Importers from Home, and consequently are in a position to Sell Goods cheaper than any House in the Province.

Temporary Premises opposite the Masonic Hotel, Cambridge.

GS. O'HALLORAN begs to inform • his customers and others that he has DISPOSED of his STORE BUSINESS at TE AROHA to Messrs. Vealk and Bullock. In consecnience,an immediate SETTLEMENT of all outstanding Accounts is requested, otherwise they will be sued for without further notice. G. S. O'HALLORAN. Te Aroha, 16th April, 1881.