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CLAEK AND GANE,

.^LTrOKXaAHTX* Ss O A.3MCa3Z&ZX>O-ZI,

AUCTIONEERS & COMMISSION AGENTS,

HAVE NOW LANDED, ex Easterliill, tho following ADDITIONS to their EXTENSIVE STOCK of

Field and Garden Seeds!

BELGIAN FIELD CAREOT LARGE RED ALTRINGHAM FIELD CARROT LONG RED AND YELLOW MANGOLD CHAMPION YELLOW GLOBE MANGOLD

O-j^IRIDIEIEsr SEEDS.

PEAS— Tom Thumb and Little Gem BEANS — Pale Dun Dwarf, Long Podded Negro, Canadian, and Zebra Dwarf Scotch Curled and Cottager's KALE BRUSSELLS SPROUTS BROCO Ll— Early Cornish, Monk Hall, and Knight's Protecting BEET— Egyptian, Turnip Rooted, Silver, and Black and Red Dwarf CABBAGE— EarIy York, Enficlit, Sugar Loaf, Nonpareil, Little Pixie, Fottler's Improved Bruns^ ick, Drumhead SAVOY— Eiuly Dwarf, Golden Yellow, Gieen Cm led, Hardy Drumhead CARROT— EarIy Scarlet Horn, James's Intermediate Improved .Surrey, Early Forcing Horn CAULIFLOWER — Walcheien, Early Dwarf Eifus>fc, A'eitch's Autumn Giant, and Large Asiatic

J*&£> " Nothing Succeeds Lih Success." s;p|uJ Jrt "^ £«*_;___ __ J __ i V& pp6 d = | NEWZEALANDCLOTrimC FACTORf |||!.| C 5 og » l. ' * '——^ mm — -3* *"* o** £■ § is -2 - g'-j! (T^ S. AUCKLAND BRANCH: g~! f I 158 AND 1 60 QUBBS-STBKKP. |«' M H^Vt J. FITZSIMONS, Branch Manager. %%*>%

xxx TO THE FARMERS AND STATIONHOLDERS OF THE WAIKATO.

SEWING TWINE, 3-PLY: ROPING TWINE, 5-PLY.

LEWIS AND SIMPSON, Cambridge, have just Landed, ex Earl Derby, from London — 9 JjALl<:S ' cacll sewt > SEWING and ROPING TWINE, manufactured by the " Pymon Mill Company." The stronge&t and best Twine ever used in the Waikato. The Farmers of Otago and Cantcibury know this Twine well, and use NO OTHER! Special Rates to Large Consumers. LEWIS AND SIMPSON. xxx

b. i. o. SHEEP SHEARS FOR THE SEASON.

LEWIS & SIMPSON HAVE FOR SALE— Bnrgon and Ball's 11 A, Ward and Payne's 38as, Double Bow SHEEP SHEARS. Lamp Black Raddle Turkey Stones— specially selected. Also, — Geuuine White Lead, Raw Oil, Boiled Oil, Castor Oil, Colza, Mander's Varnish. LEWIS AND SIMPSON, Camjuuduk. 0. I. C. 0. I. 0. WE ARE NOW UNPACKING OUR STOCK OF

IRONMONGERY 1 /CROCKERY ! lj

Glassware, Boots and Shoes, Fancy Goods, diiect from the Mauufactureis. LEWIS AND SIMPSON, Cambridge. O. I. C.

TO THE BUILDERS & CARPENTERS OF THE WAIKATO.

LEWIS & SIMPSON Beg to announce that, on and after the Ist November, they will supply BUILDEKS' lEONMONGERY, at the following prices, delivered, viz. :— Best Brands Galvanised Iron, 26 G., at £27 15s Wire Nails, 1 iin. to 4in. , at 3d per lb. Ewbank Nails, 4d per lb. O.G. Spouting, 4in., 3|d per foot Half-round Spouting, 4iu., 3d per foot Ridging, 16in., 6d per foot Sheet Zinc, 4d per lb. Boiled Oil, 4s 6d ; Raw Oil, 4s 3d. LEWIS AND SIMPSON.

O. . I. O. •pO" () T? I C! B ".

LEWIS & SIMPSON, 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 Hovise in New Zealand. Home buyer — Bernard Lewis, 76 Mark Lane, London, E.C.

TXTAIPA STONE LIME. For Agricultural Purposes.— Analysis, 92 per cent, of Pure Lime.

The W.S.N. Qpm pany desire to draw the attention of Agriculturists to the above product, which they are now enabled to supply at 30s per ton, delivered, in lots of not less than One Ton. JAMES LINDSAY, tt - i m , ', > * Manager. T B QJQf^VB33 JHALL, HAMILTON. *' ' ; r Ge6fge-Al'dridge IWiUXBCTTOEin^SU^DiY NIGHT,-,

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Bibliographic details
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Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1622, 25 November 1882, Page 3

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548

Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1622, 25 November 1882, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1622, 25 November 1882, Page 3

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