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Business Notices.

NEW ARRIVALS Mew arrivals^ Will do well to read the following: — NEXT TO THE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, CAMBRIDGE. J. MOSES WILL OPEN IN HIS NEW PREMISES ON OR ABOUT Wednesday, 21st Inst, THE PREMISES NOW OCCUPIED HAVW BECOME TOO SMALL FOR HIS INCREASING TRADE. great success that J. Moses has met with since his opening in Hamilton and Cambridge is attributable to the following reasons : — Firstly. — He gives no credit, so that there is no extra profit required to cover bad debts. Secondly. — He imports the bulk of his own goods diroct from home, so that he is in a position to sell a SINGLE AETICLE at WHOLES \LE price, consequently the consumer reaps the benefit. Thirdly.— Being in DEAPERY, CIOiHING, and Boots only, the stock is much better looked after, and customers can obtain what they require, far better than in a GENEEAL STORE.

The new premises whl be OPENED with a complete ASSORTMENT of NEW GOODS, especially selected for the

CHRISTMAS TEADE.

CLOTHING In Mon's and Boy's a complete assortment will be found, in. in English and Colonial. Men's Tweed Suits from 25s the suit. DRAPEEY— The Ladies are only invited to give a call at the New Shop and compare the goods with what they have had elsewhere.

BOOTS AND SHOES; The stock is most replete , ENGLISIT, COLONI/VLv^ CONIINENTAL , ,'GQggs: Ladies -w ill find they have oniy" to give the . New 7trial . if they want a fir6t-class- article , at a reasonable price. 5 *r Sr* ''■! "^T* i »tsut«;*ijt>s<*ft >xi EEMEMBEB.-^e^ tp-ySthfesßank- , > seefall jreEo, may^y^hfnf tAyjtn; j, jfa«i:o:i^fi||oß^^|^«|

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Waikato Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1484, 7 January 1882, Page 3

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263

Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Waikato Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1484, 7 January 1882, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Waikato Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1484, 7 January 1882, Page 3

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