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Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1623, 28 November 1882, Page 4

«8 £1 IS/ sportsmen's,ifariner8 f \ |? Q^ gM §| I i ;mb Dtfecr Snots, \m\ HZ % H o^ \\ <And all kinds of Leather exposed] I§g q o S3 feg 1 I | to the weather. I ■Ig| 5 W 5 o■' \lt fills the jiores^ softens "the leather, leaves a/UI J " g" P3 ? *"" 1\ > smooth smTare .mil the leather will polish// / 1 P" P C° Sj2 S'S V *%t ' niDie nvdily aft;r its application I IE C"j q CR Q * ' / 'pi r 2 *• n Hi'MiLUONS K)R um> — First icmov I fg\ IE 2T. S "* C^i7 m S Vv w*y \tl-e Jut, then apply with brush or/ K//# S «+ >SHS \^^V 1..r,. L of cl.«h /<&•/£ S < S \,^>^ PRICK is.~3i>. PER /Cr// % B- 5'

E. PORTER AND CO., Wholesale and Mail Ironmongers, AUCKX.A3VP Importers of Agricultural Implements. HOWARD'S SIMPLEX MOWER. Howard's Combined Simplex Reaper and Mower 1-Joward's Simplex Side-delivery Reaper JJrigham's Star Buck-eye Mower Brighams Combined Reaper and Mower Eureka Mower, sft. Cut. Eureka Mower, 6ft, Cut, AMERICAN HAY RAKES-AMKBICAN TUMBLE RAKESHAY FORKS-HAY RAKES-SCYTHES, &o. Maiden & Co.'s Thrashing Machines Maiden & Co.'s Horse-powers Sole Agents for the celebrated RANDALL DISC HARROW. GHEEP EAR PLYERS TXTARD AND PAYNE'S SHEEP SHEARS, SORBY'S SHEEP SHEARS. T3URGON & BALL'S CELEBRATED SHEEP SHEARS, No. 11a.

ELECTRO-PLATE TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE. Klec'io-plalo Teapots — Elocti o-plnfco Coffco Pots — Electro-plate (Jiuetb — Bnttauia Mclal Teapots— BiiMkinu Metal Coffee Pots. lloycrb Table U idler y, Lockioood's Table Cutlery, Japanned Toiled Sets, Japanned Spowjc Baths, Hip IJnths, and I'lauya Baths. Fenders in (jreat variety — Bronie, Berlin, Black, and Niclde-plated. Fire Irons Brvjld and JN icicle- plated. Brashtvare and Door Mais of every description. CRICKET! CLUOKET!! Lawn Tennis ! Lawn Tennis !! The undersigned have just rocoived from England, per s.s. Hotomahana — Cricket Bats, Balls, Stumps, Leg Ghiardb, Ghuintlcts, Nets, Cricket Kules, Cricketer's (xuides, Scoring Books, Tennis Nets, Poles, Rackets, Balls, Tennis Rules. E. PORTER & CO, QUEEN AND HIGH-STREETS, AUCKLAND. £&rs2 t( Nothing Succeeds Like Success." £ s '3.uJ — "-3 S S (^t^____ cgg^PpffeislißfeSiTß^ £" gq P en en o> fl rs.T • — ■ IiIfHBNMHHIHHIMfIMHHiDdIiIiiiHHiBBAHaUenTiI . r-- 1 <^ «rtM •" --?— -^^^-^^^^ . _ £ P O G> -^ a "" d , I. lUlfl iWPTJJlJinliMTFTwWWHWrnira^ffly 2 i4i p els -q q P5 |P!IS Eft pa ®so o5 NEWZEALANDCLOTHIfJCFACTORYJ ||^1 rti <d n f iS^IU^IHIB^mb i^^^^^^^^^^^^4= t-*H o w '"' !■*■ >w n B^^^Ml^MmhU^^Hj f™j^^^^^^^^T^B^^^^O ßip^BPf"^^Biiinilß / hi rh^. * 125 .a .it i 'AUCKLAND BRANCH; ? ff S«o H^ JU J. FITZSIMQNS, Branch Manager.

GRATEFUL— COMFORTING. .EPPS!S COCOA, : BREAKFAST. " By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws •which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition aud by a careful application of the fine properties of wellsolected cocoa, Mr. Ejjps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately-flavoured beverage which may cave uh many heavy doctor's bills. It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution Mbe gradua^y jbiiilt^ixp r ui^til, -strong ign tforresist every tendericy to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many; a fatal Bhaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly' nourished frame." — See article in the Civil Service Gazette. ■ - • ' Made simply wifchrbotting water I , m t'pTf ?s&>Mscl&'* - - ' Sold only in packets o^tira, labelled: | ' / JAMES ;EI; EI ) PS/sjbO. > J ; -{>