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Waikato Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1538, 13 May 1882, Page 2

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" ' /-W-- c' {<;« 'T • "Ui'l V>i'i / p.,i up DUKE-STREETi CAMBRIDGE, HAS. Just Received a Large Ansort^men't of Syiinges (all kinds),' Breast? Bottles, Pumps, and Relievers ; Trusses $ - Silk Elastic Stockings' (of all sixes); Nipple Shells and Shields ; Pap Boats; ' Night Lights j Obstetric 1 Binders, &C.,',ftCi';, - ! • " 1 ' .t 1 t .i! ' ' i Also, a Great Variety ol',l?ancy Goo<js and Toys. Eveiy Novelty added as soott ■ as procurable. ' , ; ' Dr Cdshny, M.A., M.8.C.M., M.D., attends daily for Consultation, between , the hours of 9 and 10 a.m., and after ,l 6 p.m. ' - ,«, > , TEETH, CAREFULLY EXTRACTED, AND STOPPED... , . All Goods at Auckland Prices; !

NOTI C'E; GS. O'HALLORAN'S , coach now • runs three times a week between. Te Aroha and Ohinemuri; Leaving Te Aroha at 8 .o'clock, a.m., Monday*; Wednesdays, and Fridays, returning from Ohinemuri at 2 p.m. same day. >< . "

TELEGRAPH LINK OF COACHES.' W. K:-.,C^RTER,willrttn to the folltw* ing Time-table, oarrying H.M. Mail ;— Leaves Cambridge for Hamilton daily^ at 8.30 a.m. • ''"'.', ; Leaves Hamilton for Cambridge daily, on arrival of train, 2.30 p.n*. 1 ' ■ ' Leaves Te Aroha for Hatnijton at 10 a.m^ Monday, Wednesday, and. Friday. - Le&smLHaniUjtQa' for Te Arohaat 8 —"" . — 7" :jr2l2~' 42 "^ I *?''"- - W. K. CARTER*

tm; poktant ' No t i cc. • W.-E-. Carter,-in-returningJ;haj^g_tO his numerous customers for the liberal support 'h f e v nas-'%ceiv«ftl islnc'ef running i the JVI.aU Coach between Hamilton and Cambridge, ( b'e^B n6w ttiinform t^em^that alth'o'|ign -his ! niail contraol; exnirMwi 3^i,t December^ his' coakih <viM»stilPic^mne^tO run beWiferi « .ombridge 1 andaKaMlcoa Statibnj'in connection wi^h the, ,trai^» ( to and from Auckland. '.!!'"' , i, ! W.K. CARTER, (t , ■ Coach Proprietor/ Livery andßait Stables, Cambridge, 21st December 1880.

THE NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING 1 ' FACTORY.- ■•• > H you wnnt Good Value, Good o Fitting, ami Wellim&de Clothing, ~ go to the New Zealand Clothing ractory. The thousands of Cus« | tomcrs wl\p pui chase •at the t Eighteen Retail Branches «»tab- : lish'cd ''by them throughout the Colony testify by' 'increasing, patronage to the superior quality and moderate prices of their Goods. One of their New Zealand Tweed Suits will outwear three of She Imported Suits, 1 and tlierefdre it is possible for you to x actually, clothe^ yourself cheaper and yet better J by patronising thejr manufactures. The proprietoi-8 were ,the first to thoroughly introduce", ,the Cash System with their business, ami this combined with tho First-cIaSS , Value' of their Goods has made the New Zealand Clothing Factory the largest and most prosperous in* dustry in New Zealand. ' Remember ' the Wool is grown' in' New Zealand. ' New Zealand f lal>o*'ir wholly 'employed, ! and Ne"w Zea»» * land Capital invested in this truly, New Zealand Industry, tfou will , therefore save mdiiey and "help to support a National Industry in buying from' the "New' » Zealand , Clothing Factory. Customers in the^*untry< di'strictsjal^ dge what a wonderful convenience the New Zealand (Hbtning Factory i^tpjthem, as they cm m%J^' selves at a' moment's 'libfice >tfiih *ny f , jand, every description of garment in any size. TaH^lendbr men and short . stoutrSen fitted':¥itlio^t ! iriy 'diffi-" culty. ;:Self-measu'ivine^ charts, -to enable.countryjmstoiuei sto^Ve th^ir sizes coirectiy fMppljed FreeT on application to* «he* »'* f< »jJ ' ! ! ataHbh^f « / . "| Queen-Street, 1 '^Wtt^Boyalt Hid »t AVaw&stieity *hain«i.

J. FITZSIMONS, . BR A N C H//M/A^ Ai-E'B./

r; T\B Y " ANI)i FREINOfi :MmrA 3^rge XS Assortment of Pipeo, Conee^infls, 'Sh i! eatii r Knive ! s,!Tape { Lineayi^Ajanioani, "piT'Bttwt, Cutieryit!i;eato,»tCl.a»p Ovens,

TV/TR^ LEWISI Q^NElLL^wJlfet on f'MessB 1 Wnitak'er-'and'Sheeh*n/j%Haroil« ■ 4^|i^^fllTjPpi^pHßEHAN» f