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Waikato Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1736, 21 August 1883, Page 3

JAMES J^ALEY, Draper and Clothier, HAS ON SALE— Blankets, Calicoes, French Merino, Flannel, Beiges, Hollands, Sheetings. Boots and Shoes, in great variety.

5 per cent. Discount allowed on all purchases of Drapery.

GENERAL STOCK OF GROCERIES now opened up for sale.

In purcha&ing same, customers will get grand value, as Stock is quite new, and pi ices equal Auckland retail prices,

All Goods purchased will be delivered without extra charge,

TERMS CASH.

Tn vde Motto —Small profits and quick returns ; a nimble sixpence better than a slow shilling.

Note Address : Next Knoxs Auction Mart, HAMILTON.

C. Easteebeook Smith,

BUILDER & CONTRACTOR, Begs to inform the general public that he has opened a WHEELWRIGHT'S BUSINESS in conjunction with the above, in Brewery-street, Cambridge, where all work entrusted to him wili be completed with despatch in a workmanlike manner.

Note the Address : C. EASTERBROOK SMITH, Builder and Wheelwright, Opposite Hally Brothers' Brewery. CAMBRIDGE.

Agent for Standard Fire and Marine Insurance Company.

JAMES R. WRIGHT,

TE AWAMUTU.

WOOLPACKS! WOOLPACKS! Full weight, at Auckland Prices.

White and Yellow Belgian Carrot Seed Large Rod Altriugham Carrot Seed Long Red Mangel Yellow Globe Mangel Clover and Grass Seed Turnip, Rape and Mustard Seed Seed Maize and Feed Cats Flour, Bran, Shaips, Chaff, &c. Black Annealed Fencing Wire American Barb Wire Nails, Staples, Rollers, &c. Coirugated lion, sft. to 10ft. lengths O.G. Spouting, Sec. Spades, Shovels, Forks, Scythes, &c Boncdust, Boucflour, Guano Superphosphate, Manure Salt, &c.

For Carrots, Mangels, and Turnips, A SPECIAL MANURE,

Which can be used in the Drill.

•vr o T I c c . j. t7oamp,

Tailor, &c, Tamahere, Bees to inform his old customers of Cambridge and the public generally that he has COMMENCED BUSINESS in the above, next to the Tamahere Hotel, and thanks them for the liberal support ac corded to him for the last eleven years in Waikato, and trusts to still receive a fair share of patronage. All work done the same as heretofore. Gentlemen's own material made up at the lowest possible price. J. T. CAMP. I August 10th, 1883. iAT O T I (J X The undersigned, in returning thanks to his friends and patrons for the liberal support Mven to his Threshing Machine for the past two" seasons, begs to inform them- that, to meet the> increasing- re T quiremente.of the district, he has, at the 1 request ofa number of settlers, purchased another Steam Threshing Machine} whicn will be at the service of the public next season, and lie hopes by attention and good work to receive a fair share of support for b' 6tli liis machines. « Ho has also added to his Threshing; .Plant a prill; Mower, and, Chatf