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Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1600, 5 October 1882, Page 4

Notices.

GKOCEft- & PROVISION- DEALER, - - Adj.-inins?_Gwynne t B Hotel, HAMILTON, TTAS on hand a large and well-assorted *--*- Stock of gioceries of all kinds. He would call especial attention to Ms Half-crown Tea. ALSO TEAS IN.BoiES AND HALF CHESTS. FRESH BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE OF FINEST QUALITY ALWAYS ON HAND. Splendid Assortment of New Goods, Currants, Plums, Sultanas, Spices, Essences, &c, <&c. Apples. Oranges, and Bananas always on hand. Terms — Strictly Cash. S. TUCKER, Hamilton West.

/\UALTROUGH& T\7" H IT E, Butchers &c. VICTORIA - STREET HAMILTON WEST. Q & W. in thanking the inhabitants of Hamilton and the settlers around i\w district for the liberal support accorded to them for the kst nine months, wish to infoim them that they still hope tohupply them with a good article at the lowebt poSbible price, and by strict attention to buninesn to merit a continuance of then favors. Corned Beef supplied in latge or small quantities to Contractors.

TM PORT ANT NOTICE. MISS M, DOEAN BEGS to intimate to the inhabitants of Cambridge and the Waikato that she has secured the services of Mr. MORRIS MOSES, (Late Manager for his brother in that town), and she intends adding the CLOTHING, OUTFITTING, \J ,\nd J3OOT & SHOE BRANCHES To her business, and placing the whole under his management. THE "TVRESSMAKING & MILLINERY Will still be carried on under the same supervision as before. Further particulars in a future advertisement. M. DOR A N, . Victoria-strew, Cambridge.

PARTNERSHIP I^o T ICE. I, ADAM LAYBOURN, have great pleasure in offering my sincere thanks to numerous Customers and the Public generally for the very liberal support accorded to me since I commenced Business and I have now to intimate that I have admitted my son-in-law, Mr. ARTHUR THOMAS EYRE, to a Share in the Business, and that the name of the new firm will be, . I ADAM LAYBOURN & CO. Mr Eyre is well-known to most of my Customers, having had the practical management of the Business for the past three years. My own personal care and attention will be continued as before. The wants and convience of Customers will be carefully studied by the new Firm in order, as far as possible, to give everyone satisfaction, and I respectfully solicit from them a continuance of that confidence so long and freely bestowed upon myself. ADAM LAYBOURN, Fort-street Auckland.

T> E M O V A L "VT O T I C E. f _____ ADAM LAYBOURN & CO. Beg to intimate that, on the 14th inst., they REMOVED TO THEIR NEW PREMISES Im Durham-street, Next to Hunter and Nolan's.

Cjj g^ Cs> /uA 4^ ZS J. W. BRIDGMAF, While thanking the public for the Bitp2iort accorded him since commenncing his tailoring begs to state that he has secured the services of a first-class cutter and tailor, who has had several gears experience in the West End of London, and can therefore mpply a want long felt 4n s > the^ djst)\iet,. viz.:<^ a good fit, TWEED SUITS ; froth ... ' -£3 fOs^ TROUSERS £-'VES¥from ; ''£l M IItUUfy&KQ, „ t e..., ,_, ... hi <J8 , j opene^uffithfttttifarrive'X^ M^,