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Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1615, 9 November 1882, Page 3

Cash v. Credit, OUR SECOND PURCHASE Of NEW SPRING GOODS is opened up, and is being rapidly disposed oh 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. Largo Childreus' Umbrellas, Is (id each ; 2 pairs Ladies' Colored Stocking for Is 2d ; Maids' and Ladies' Grey Cotille Stays 3s 9d the pair, worth 5s ; 36-mch Long Cloth free irom dross, os Sd the dozen yards ; moi c of the 7cl Holland, woitli lOd ; only 4 pairs of the os 9cl Blankets left ; Toilet Covers at Is 3d, woith Is Sd ; White Crochet Bed guilts from Ss 9d, worth nearly double ; Leno Curtains 5 yaids long, 3s 6d tho pair, dirt cheap ; Mens White Shuts and Regatta Shuts at 4s Gd, and a grand working Shirt for Is lid ; Mens good Tweed Suits at the ridicuously low price of 32s 6d ; beautiful yard wide Diaper at lid the yard, customers tell us they have paid Is !)d fort'ie s>ame article, fast colour Prints fiom od the yaids; Hat Ornaments 3d each, worth 9d ; Honey Comb Towels at 7d ; White Sun Hats Is each ; Flax Shirtiug 6d the yard cheap ; Ladies 2-button Kid Gloves splendid quality 2s 6d the pair, worth 3b 9(1 ; Butter Cloth, 2s 9d the dozen yards ; the Tooth Brushes at 3d, worth 9d, have arrived. We have albo a nice stock of Ladies Underclothing, Hosiery, Straw and Fancy Goods, Mens and Boy&' Clothing, Tweeds, &c., &0., which we are selling at equally low prices. Our Winceys aie being slaughtered, and we would solicit an early call to secure the bargains. It is most encouraging to us to know that oiders 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 4UI per ft. 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 Gibs 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 lb, and a constant supply of Groceries always on hand.

Note the address — SCOTT & COX, VICTOPT V-.STREET, HAMILTON WEST. We are sole agents for the Patent Boot Protector. Complete set, comprising hammer, last and sole, for 2s 6cl and 3s 6d. No family should be without them, as they make boots and shoes wear twice as long.

HAMILTON BOOK, STATIONERY, AND FANCY GOODS DEPOT. Notice. N. G. LENNOX begs to inform the numeious customers of his Hamilton Branch that his late Manager, Mr George Dickinson, having purchased a business at Cambridge, is no longer in his employ. Mr George Jessop is now in charge of the Hamilton Business, and to him must be paid all accounts. Auckland, October 28th, 1882.

"\r o t i c c. To the Inhabitants of Cambridge and Surrounding Districts. GEORGE DICKINSON (late Manager of the Hamilton Bookselling and Stationery Business), having purchased the assigned estate of James Stuart, will open in the premises Duke-street, Cambridge, with an entirely new stock of Books, Stationery, Fancy Goods, Tobacconists Sundries, &c, &c. G. D. trusts that his attention to the wants of his customers, and keeping firstclass goods in stock, will ensure him the patronage of the public. An enlarged list of stock and goods for sale will appear by advertisement in the columns of The WalKalo Times in the course of a few days. GEORGE DICKINSON, Bookseller and Stationer, Duke-street, Cambridge.

TO PERSONS ON THE LOOK-OUT FOR LAND. FOR SALE, about £A A A ACRES of LAND, in lots to ?Jv/Uv/ suit purchasers. Price, from 35s to 50s ter Acre. Terms : 10 per 'cent, cash ; balance can remain on mdrtgage'for seven years "at SIX perc ent. , _ , The Land is of really first-class .quality — :-Mixed Bush and Feral The Bush is^ofj a light scrubby 'description,' with' patches of first-class Fencing and Building Timbers. ' ; » ' ' ?• ' "<« '*' . The Block is splendidly situated, being about' twelve miles from Cambridge, bn the'main road to the Thames, and*ad-i joinsiOultivated -Farms* -' This is' a good chance for small settlers. '' For further particulars apply to " ' !< - , , Mr. GEORGE ELLIS, " ' ' ' ' "'PA'^r'R-Rfn^TP'"*" " lS '- ?v * •* '