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Waikato Times, Volume XVI, Issue 1403, 30 June 1881, Page 1

Coach Notices.

TELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES. , W.K. CARTER will r^n. to.the'fpUQwing Time-table, carrying HIM.' 'Mail :|— Leaves Cambridge for Hamilton daily, at 8.30-a.tD.-!jt,' i",",.-;<i .*-M- • 'i>b Leaves Hamilton for Cambridge daily, ,o^ arrival of tirain, 2j3o^'.y.' - ' r rw " !>l Leaves Te Aroha ! { for t Hamilton, at. 10 a.m. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Leaves Hamilton for Te Aroha at S a.m. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. W. K. CARTER. T^ () T i () E~ B. EDWARDS Begs to thank' his f riehd^ for th'eV liberal patronage, and wishes to draw | attention to the time tal)le below, which; I 'will meet every train from or to Auckland. Coaches leave Hamilton for Railway Station to meet train. i B. EDWARDS, Coach Proprietor and Livery Stable Keeper HAMILTON. NEW ZEALAND HOUSE, 62 QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. WM. RATTRAY

piAULS attention to his Stock of Fancy v^ Goods, now replete for the present Season : — T7IKINGES— BIack and New Shades, TJIBBONS— A Great Variety, "OIBBON KILTINGS— New qolors, "DLUSH AND FANCY TIES, SWANSDOJVN AND FUR TRIMMINGS, T ACE AND FANCY FICHUS, DRESS BUTTONS — Black and all j Colors, WOOL CLOUDS, Operettas, Shawls, Ties, &c, T INEN CQLLARS-The Rink, Mabel, ii Ivy, and Jersey.Shapes,. MANTLE ORNAMENTS, Passementeries, Tassels, Gimps, &c, TTMBRELLAS, in durable Silk, BLACK CORDS AND TASSELS Fancy Chenille, Bead and Jet, A Large Assortment Just Opened

WILLIAM RATTRAY'S Drapery, Clothing, Millinery, and Mantle Establishment, New Zealand Hoc^e, 62, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND posts, J CRAI G. I scoria, RAIIS, I LIME, PALINGS. COalS, I SHFLLS. Firewood. FURNITURE REMOVED. CABXIXR DONE WITH DESPATCH Agent for Carder Bkos. and Co.'s DRAIN TILES AND PIPES oat.s, FORT-STP.EET, /charcoal, maize, AUCKLAND, |shim»hMIA*. X / I TANICft.

FS T E P H E N S' • AUTUMX SIIII'MI.NT or English and Co itinental BOOTS AND SHOES

having now ariivpd, Jm- rcspcrtfully invites insp< ction of the ■* me nnbrtcing 1 us it dnc> .ill kind-, fiom i \qm">.ifcly d.untv satin h.ill-iuo.n alines lo jidiuloious di^"gu,' pumpt, .-.pcciull} wlapfced to tlTo rouyh r.ui'tes o) the Tiki Gold field. L.idie^ desiiing .i f,i hinnablc and wellfittii q boot, .'hoc, oi .-lippor, go to CITKPH7-.XS' O^EPHENS' Gentlemen icquiring comfortable and durable boot.", etc., go Ui STEPHENS' TKPH EXS'

Dijrgeis who want tiio exact kind of Booth t) prospect tor gold with success, go to STEPH JONS', 136, QULLX SiKhLl, The chief attraction r.f tint, .Shipment (next to quality) is thu Cheap Prices at which they wih be Bold.

YY E. M E a R ;S [Foit Many Yjsak-s With Mk. E. Watt*,]' Wishes to infoiiu his, Friends and th Public of Auckland that he has Purchased the wheld ot ' {ho Bookselling stationery, and l\\mr fjuaue&s lately oaiiied ou bv Mr. N- Jr'.ui'a ■> , JUST RECEIVED— New Shipments, including photographic and ScMp Albums. Desks, Sunday School Re- ° ward Cards, We&ley.vn Hymn, Uookg, Family Ui}»les t etc., etc j Books by Mrs > Hem y Wood, Chaikb Dickens, hir Walter <■ cott, Miss Braddon, Jaii)c-s Giant, Etc , lite. 2sew Xuu.b is of Younsf Ladie,' Journal and other Alajru/iues received tvery Moutk per 'Client' Line, v u Sydney. English and Americau papois per' Frisco Mail. , ,7 The latest Books and Music received direct every Month by j»toainer COON-IKY OltiEBS 'I'tWO.UAUiy ' ATTENDED To A, few copies "Around the.World with General Grant,", 2 vok, and tho Parmei s Boon, offered ut gre tiy reduced prices. . W. ''E. ME A RS. - r BookseUer, Stationer, and Mufcie Seller, « » - ' . i'' x . '^Lia-A-oijiijir. ' ' , , (Qa jusit « ttie Albert Hotel).