fc.K.M.' "•■• w. ,'. "fi V--.i >"<."' /!.:< i"} .; i\^ v I 1 . -V- U. '^• v^^.,JSM|M!:•& ; ,;t)^Ua^EX■B, , • ! ;', : :,wosLftFi»;!;WKciiL ' ! stfflfc ' '" j' ' TpHE PARCEL' SYSI'Ej^/iiit'roduced' to Norn' Zealand andcqiiduqted, JL by us 1 \ offers unquestionable advantages ■to i country settlers, and «, ,j , others, in »placing-*almostiat'their^doors, Drapery Goods,- carriage paid, , I packed in canvas, .attfrom jIQ to 15 per'cqpt. under usual Auckland prices. I The remarkable and increasing popularity of ourPARCEL SYSTEM leads 1 us to'b'elieve'>'that it will eventually become the leading* medium ■ for the economical supply of all kinds of Drapery to those, who cannot conveniently make a personal selection. J i W /WE buy (in .large Quantities) Cheap for Cash. « , , H WE sell Cheap for Cash. ' f j . VJ WE have Small Expenses. , , ; ,; a , L . 5I WE S> Te personal attention to !the making up and despatch of, , $, ~ N ■; hV- Parcels.' ' 1f i - ' 1 . U— l Hundreds of unsolicited Testimonials' have been % received from J JJ, , > delighted Purchasers of our Pdrcels. C\ 2 MrS. Bowyer, Karo, Whangarei, says:— "You are at liberty to >^.. rl make use of my note if it Mill do any good to your very excellent Parcel W * 0 System", which, is filling A great want long felt.' 1 Mr Bowyer has had in qj all eight or ten Parcels^ t \ M'LOT 26 (THE " SURPRISE " LOT 18 (THE SETTLERS' PAR- -f) PARCEL). CEL), 3 guineas, contains- ! 1 Pairll-4ExtraMediumßlankets k., rf\ 10 Yards All-wool .Satin Cloth, in JO Yds. 32inAHeavy Scotch Wincey yf. , \J2 Drab, Fawn, Brown, Blue, 2 Pairs Knit Wool Socks " T(\ , J etc. 6 Yds. 30in. Wide White Flannel UJ , <j 8 Yards Washing Print ' 12 Yds. Strong Grey Calico LJ 010 1 H Yards Linen Lining' 6 Yds. Crewdson's No. 2 White M! 1 Reel Silk and 1 Reel Twist Calico PI 1 Dofcen Buttons to match 10 Yds. Strong Flax Shirting 10 Yards Strong Grey Calico 5 Yds. 6Sin. Strong Unbleached -. t _j^ ! 1 India Muslin Embroidered Tie Sheeting # (j( j 'Qj 12 .Yards of Fancy Dress Material 1 Knitted Cotton Underskirt, in r*TJ , , quiet color \j OTlie Lot packed in canvas, and 1 Shell Box, containing 4 Reels 2-J forwarded, carriage paid, for Cotton, Hooks,' Thimble, 7~\ p. 29s .(3d. , Needles, and Pius. H rM -'- -" ■ i All Orders for Parcels must be accompanied by Post-office Order, l/j m Notes or Cheque, made payable to Smith and Caughky. i All, Parcels over 20s sent carriage paid to any Port or Railway , Station in the North Island. ' For full particulars and complete price and parcel lists see Auckland Wcelcly News, or send for our Catalogue, sent post free,
SMITH & CAUGHEY'S CHEAP DKAPEEY WAREHOUSE, 300 and 302 UPPER QUEEN AND ALEXANDRA STREETS.
OUE NEWMAEKET BRANCH WAREHOUSE, NEARLY OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION.
LEWIS & SIMPSON,
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IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS,
Cj^^IBIE^IIDGKE],
Are prepared to indent, through, their London Agent, from England and America, any class of M6rcliandi.se at the LOWEST RATES.
We have on viow PATTERN BOOKS of all the Best Makers in the World for
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINES, TOOLS, ETC.,
And arc now prepared to take orders for quick desjiatoh.
COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS Would do well to study our prices before" giving orders to Auckland Houses,
; Ship " Sam Mendel " just arrived with, a Large Assortment of BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY, HOLLOWARE, &o. "i-"^!! ' "Nothing Succeeds Like- Success.'* H^|;^— 3 C^ OT ""- 1 '** iji! l Ipmnij ||nnn>| I nutim iiiiiijj * [('S y Sl|.»^ : . ' AUCIKL'AND BRANCH!: - g *"!<go S"«f2 158 AND 160 QU^S-ST^EBT. , ], ,) ,' , $%%% H'ajoo- > ' J. FITZSIMONS, Branch Manager. Ir^l
pEORG,E TTiICKINSON , Begs, to, announce that,he,has now opened ( ,up his Stock, consisting of 1 1; ■ STATIONERY (Commercial and' -Fancy) ' AC^bIJNT, B^OKg oCalidescriptjions," ' , Largri Assortment' of LETTS" DIARIES 1 , for>lBBB- - "i l ' 7 -' ■'" "' ' ',' "' J ' FAjSTC,!- GO,qpS of; 'eyei-V description", 1 ; 'suitable for Christmas' Pi-eaents, coni-, | 1(l sisting' of— \^ork '.Boxes, 'Desks, • ' _ ' Ladies' Handbags',' Albup's,! 'Vyicker , ' Baskets, ' Vaies, 1-'1 -' Lustres, Flower <;' Tubes, 'pressing .i^aseSj'jTra veiling ; ' 'Secfetafiesi >! Photo v , Frames, _ Ink1 ' 'stands! ''Bre&d Platters and 'Knives, 1 Tobacdo 1 Jars; &c., &C. 1 , , ' " .Qhnstm^SiCards in, great variety; , , ,; ; ,' Ne\y, Books, and iNovels by 'latest authors 'Prayer Books, Hymns A. and M.; Presbytetia'h'ah'd Wesleyan Hy'raii.Bodks '. A Ropjp ; h (^ been prepared/ or the ; display of To'ys'for the Christmas tfajjle, iPipep/an^, Tob'accon^ts.i Wares 'in great -») j,i . iKi -^yarietyi- 1;'"1 ;'"; 1 <f "'' '' -• ' "* "' '' GEbR^E' .DCTINSO^, ,'-' ,**, > ' " ' '•" v Duke'r'street, 'Cambridge. ,' , DecpmberMi 1882.;
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Waikato Times, Volume XX, Issue 1654, 10 February 1883, Page 4
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704Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Waikato Times, Volume XX, Issue 1654, 10 February 1883, Page 4
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