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Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1608, 24 October 1882, Page 3

Notices.

CLAEK AND G-ANE, AUCTIONEERS & COMMISSION A GENTS, HAVE NOW LANDED, ex Easterhill, the following ADDITIONS to their EXTENSIVE STOCK of Field and Garden Seeds I BELGIAN FIELD CARROT 00ENISH AND BED GLOBE MANGOLD LAEGE RED ALTEIHGHAM FIELD CARROT WHITE SILESIAN BEET LONG RED AND YELLOW MANGOLD 1000 HEADED KALE CHAMPION TELLOW GLOBE MANGOLD KOHL EABBI (PUEPLE AND YELLOW OrJ^TUD^nST SEEDS. PEAS— Tom Thumb and Little Gem CELERY— Williams' Matchless White, BEANS — Pale Dun Dwarf, Long Selby's Prize Red Podded Neero, Canadian, and Zebra MUSTARD AND CRESS Dwarf LETTUCE-Malta Cabbage, All Year Scotch Curled and Cottager's KALE Round, Paris White, Compact Bath, BRUSSELLS SPROUTS Tom Thumb Cabbage BROCGU— EarIy Cornish, Monk Hall, ONlON— Deptford, Giant Rocca, Large and Knight's Protecting Red, Italian, Tripoli, White Spanish, BEET— Egyptian, Turnip Rooted, Silver, Bedford Champion and Black and Red Dwarf PARSNIP-Hollow Crowned CABBAGE— EarIy York, Enfield, Sugar RADISH— Long Scarlet, Covent Garden, Loaf Nonpareil, Little Pixie, Mixed Turnip, French Breakfast, bottler's Improved Brunswick, Long White, Scarlet, Olive Shaped Drumhead TURNIP-Orange Jelly, Beck's ImSAVOY— Early Dwarf, Golden Yellow, proved .Snowball Green (Juried, Hardy Drumhead Custard and Long White MARROW CARROT-Early Scarlet Horn, James's TOMATO-Large Red and Greengage Intermediate Improved Surrey, Early CAPbICUM— Red Chili and Long Red ForcingHom THYME, MARJORAM, SAGE CAULIFLOWER — Walcheren, Early ENDIVE— Dwarf Moss Curled, White Dwarf Erfust, Veitch's Autumn Batavian Giant, and Large Asiatic LEEK— London Flag and Musselburgh

g^gs^The Value *» of Money. Cash y. Credit, OUR SECOND PURCHASE Of NEW SPRING GOODS is opened up, and is being rapidly disposed of. It would take up too much space to specify every department, but we quote a few prices in order to convince our Customers and the General Public that it is not One Shilling in the £ they are saving by purchasing from us, but considerably more, as we are determined to be satisfied with very small profits. Large Childrens Umbrellas, Is 6d each ; 2 pairs Ladies' Colored Stocking for Is 2d ; Maids' and Ladies' Grey Cotille Stays 3s 9d the pair, worth 5s ; 36-inch Long Cloth free from dross, 5s 8d the dozen yards ; more of the 7d Holland, worth lOd ; only 4 pairs of the 5s 9d Blankets left ; Toilet Covers at Is 3d, worth Is 8d ; White Crochet Bed Quilts from Ss 9d, worth nearly double ; Seno Curtains 5 yards long, 3s 6d the pair, dirt cheap ; Mens "White Shitts and Regatta Shirts at 4s 6d, and a grand working Shirt for Is lid ; Mens good Tweed Suits at the ridicuously low price of 3'2s 6d ; beautiful yard wide Diaper at lid the yard, customers tell us they have paid Is 9d for the same article, fast colour Prints from 5d the yards ; Hat Ornaments 3d each, worth Od ; Honey Comb Towels at 7d ; White Sun Hats Is each ; Flax Shirting 6d the yard cheap ; Ladies 2-button Kid Gloves splendid quality 2s 6d the pair, worth 3s 9d ; Butter Cloth, 2s 9d the dozen yards ; the Tooth Brushes at 3d are all sold, we expect more in a few days. We have also a nice stock of Ladies Underclothing, Hosiery, Straw and Fancy Goods, Mens and Boys' Clothing, Tweeds, &c, &c, which we are selling at equally low prices. Our Winceys are being slaughtered, and we would solicit an early call to secure the bargains. It is most encouraging to us to know that orders entrusted to us from our country friends have given unqualified satisfaction, and we shall .always do our best to merit their confidence. Groceries. — We are selling No, 1 Company's Best White Sugar, at 4id per Ib. Our 2s 6d Tea is not to be surpassed — try it. We have a great demand for our unrivalled Green Mixtures, at 3s, or 2s lOd for 6ft>s and upwards. Having gone to the large expense of importing a Tea-mixer, we can guarantee the different blends. Best Sperm Candles at lOd per Ib, and a constant supply of Groceries always on hand. Note the address— SCOTT & COX, VICTOIM \-JSTKEIiT, HAMILTON WEST. We are sole agents for the Patent Boot Piotector. Complete set, comprising hammer, last and sole, for 2s 6d and 3s 6d. No family should be without them, as they make boots aud shoes wear fo\ ice as long,

JAMES R. WRIGHT, TE AWAMUTU, HAS ON HAND and FOR SALEClover and Grass Seed Turnip, Kape and Mustard Seed Tares Seed Wheat, Fowl Wheat Black Tartarian Seed Oats Feed Oats Maize, Flour, Bran, Sharps Chatf, tec. Black Annealed Fencing Wire American Barb Wire .Nails, Staples Rollers, &c, &c. Corrugated Iron, sft. to 10ft. lengths O.G. Spouting, &c. Bonedust, Boneflour, Guano Superphosphate, Manure Salt, &c. A Choice Selection of Garden Seeds. About 10 Tons Hobart Town Potatoes for seed only, one year removed.

"x Y xT rilO THE FARMERS AND STATION1 HOLDERS OF THE WAIKATO. SEWING TWINE, 3-PLY. ROPING TWINE, 5-PLY. LEWIS & SIMPSON, HAVE JUST LANDED, ex Earl Derby, from London,— 2 BALES, each scwt., SEWING and ROPING TWINE, manufactured by the "Pymou Mill Company." The strongest and best Twine ever used in the Waikato. The Farmers of Otago and Canterbury know this Twine well, and use NO OTHER! Special Rates to Large Consumers. LEWIS AND SIMPSON. x T x

0. _L_ C. QHEEP SHEARS for r p HE ! LEWIS &~SIMPSON HAVE FOR SALE— Burgon ami Ball's 11a, Ward and Payne's 38as, Double Bow SHEEP SHEARS. Lamp Black Raddle Turkey Stones— specially selected. Also, — Genuine White Lead, Uaw Oil, Boiled Oil, Castor Oil, Colza, Mancler's Varnish. LEWIS AND SIMPSON, Cambridge. o. T." c.

G. A. LAIDLAW, BUTCHER, TE AWAMUTU. ffsT Cash Purchaser of Fat Stock, ALSO, HIDES, SKINS AND TALLOW.

JjEWIS AND feIMPSON, Cambridge, Have a Buyer in London, who has shipped to the Colony for the last twenty years, and who has a good knowledge of the Hardware and Metal Trades. We can therefore sell at as low a rate as any House in New Zealand. Home Buyer : BERNARD LEWIS. 76 Mark Lane, LONDON, E.C.

HAMILTON WEST TIMBER YARD Axn CHEAP FURNITURE DEPOT. All Kinds of Building Timber and Shingles kept in Stock. The Cheapest Place in "Waikato for all kinds and classes of JTURNITUB "p if Blacksmith's Work in all its branches done on the premises, and first-class workmanship guaranteed. D. ELLIOTT, Cabinetmaker, Upholsterer, and Undertaker, VICTORIA- STREET.

T. H. Browne, Cabinetmaker & Upholsterer, VICTORIA-STREET, CAMBRIDGE, Begs to inform his friends and the public of Cambridge that he has commenced business as above, and that he is prepared to manufactureFurmture ancySedding at Auckland' prices.' First-class workmanship guaranteed. T. H. BROWNE, *" r - -a UNDERTAKER. \. t> Vl, J\* Funerals atferfded'tro'catefully.'^ %^ -•• '''• - - J . ■ ■ ■■' < -'" " t -- •* J iMN^Xi^,?i(k»4%4f^WpJS^S

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