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Waikato Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1769, 6 November 1883, Page 3

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LA WES' SUPERPHOSPHATES TO THE AGRICULTURISTS OF WAIKATO. CLARK "&..GANE, DUKE-STREET, CAMBRIDGE, HAVE NOW LANDED, , ex, Bermiono, their First Shipment of the above for the present season. Prices delivered at Auckland Railway Station as follow :— No. i 2G Pkr Cisyr. Soluble SupEiiMiosruATis, £7 rER tox. No. 2—36 Per Cent. Soluble Sutehmiospuatb, £9 ran tox.

CLARK & GANE'S MIXTURE,

One of the best Fertilizer for all kinds of ROOT CROPS, being a genuine Manure, calculated to assist the growth of the plant vigourousjy from its fust germ to full development, fiucji, £7 10s I'KR ton, delivered at Auckland Railway Station. ffi- Not*..— A Discount of five shillings per ton allowed for prompt cash on eithe 1 " of the above manures.

TURNIP AND SWEDE SEEDS. Skirvinc's Liverpool Swede, Button's Champion Swede, Corner's Taunton Swede, Pufpie-top Aberdeen Turnip, Green top Aberdeen Turnip, Yellow Aberdeen Turnip. LONG RED MANGOLDS, YELLOW GLOBE MANGOLDS. CARROT— White Belcian, Yellow Belgian, Red Altringham. 1000 HEADED KALE, RAPE, BEETROOT. GARDEN SEEDS (NEWLY-IMPORTED), IN GREAT VARIETY. BONEDUST, PERUVIAN AND TROPICAL GUANO, MANURE SALT, ETC. BEST FOUR-POINT BARBED WIRE, BLACK FENCING WIRE, ROLLERS, PINS, ETC.

AUCKLAND DEPOT: NO. I STORE, BREAKWATER.

REMARKABLY CHEAP LINES DRESS MATERIALS, &c, CLOTHING, &«., AT W I I, L I A M R. BIUDGMA N'S f 500 Yards Plain Cold Lustres, 2? 4}d, 5Jd, GJ.d a 0a 0 SOO Yards Fancy Dress Goods, "5 4icl, s}d, 7.\d q 2000 Yards do., ih\, 10W, la * Fancy Silk Mixed Checks, Is yard H 30 Fancy Piint Shirts, 2s 9d, 'q half-price « si, 50 Pairs Net Curtains from 2s 9d j? q J per pair eg 257 White and Unbleached Linen Damasks d Table Covers, all sizes, from Is 6d 5 each ZP Large Assortment Capes, Dolman J> Capes, Shawls and Squares, from Is 6d, less than half-price 3 12 Ladies' Silk Jackets, iron.! •v 17s (id, woith double 500 Pieces New Prints, from 3\<l, New Plain aud Fancy Sateens Good Asssoi'tment New Cashmeres and Nun&' Veilings White and '-.'rey Calicos, Wholesale Price by Piece, net cash Boys' 'and Youths' Tweed Suits, 12s 6d, great bargains Boys' and Youths' Mole Trousers from 4s 3d Men's Tweed Trousers from os Gd, 63 6d 7s 6d, 8s Od Men s, Boys', and Youths' Straw Hats in great variety 100 Men's Tweed Suits from 23s 9d Large lot ot Remnants', in great \ aviety, to bo cleared at very low prices Strong Tweed for Boys Wear, Spotted, Is per yaid — woith Js 9d Good Strong Tweed for Boys, Is 4id, Is 9d, 2s, 2s (id Large assortment New Spiing (roods, at lowest rates {Lot of Carpets, to be cleared out Cheap to make room ; Felt Carpet, 44in. wide, Is Gkl per yard ; Tapestiy carpet, 2s Id ; Brussels, 3s Gd ; Kidderminster, 2s lid ; Splendid Assortment Flooi cloths, from Is 2d yaid.

KAIAPOL' KAIAPOI. KAIAPOL Just received by J. R. K. HATRIOK, Hamilton, a nice .ibsoitment of Kai.ipoi Tweeds and Suits to lit almost every size and shapo, tall, slonder, low, stout and ordinal y. A well-made, stylish cut, good pattern", genuine Kaiapoi all-wool suits, ioidOs; next puce, 00s; best quality tweed suits made bv Kaiapoi Co., 70s; tvouseis fiom os, tweed 17s ; same quality made to measure. 21fe Gd. Better value 111 made-up clothing cannot be had in the piovince of Auckland from any retail dealer buying in the ordinary way and doing a legitimate paying trade. J. R. E- Hatrick always has in stock other Kaiapoi goods, siu-h a& Blankets, Rugs, Mauds, Shawls, Flaunels, Shirtings, Sun is, Hose, and Fingerings.. These floods he getb straight fiom the Kaiapoi Co., and he challenges any to find him selling an*"ai tide for A\liat lie knows is false, GENERAITjDRAPERY GOODS he does not uupoit direct horn London, from the manuhicUiiers. ; aliy one in the i e tail adveitismg so, has little regard for the tiuth, and must be very ignoiant of the custom of Home niainifactiueis.

Special attention is drawn to line of stiong Carpeting at Is lid, well vorth one-half more ; Hessian Floor-cloth, 18in. Bd, 36m. Is 4il ; Painted buck do., 27in. 13d, Mm. Is Gd, 45m, Is lid; Good China Matting, 1 3d and Is (id. Doormats, hearth-rugs, cocoa matting, window nnislin and lace coiuiteipancb. Toilet eovcis, toilet s>el-> of &i\- mats, Is ; bnifah and comb bags, crochet antimacassars irom 9d, lace do. Is; table covers, unbleached table-linen, in 4d to 3s 4d ; white do., 7*2 in., ~>b Gd ; flax ticking, sheetings, calico, buttei -cloth, 2s Gd per do/, yaulb ; diaper, linen, holla ud, lollertoM oiling, 4d ; special line of roller towel-,, Tmkisli, '2s each. White Tiukish towelling, suitable foi dresses, plain and stuped dimity, cietonne print, sateen and •Mlatea, in gieat \ariety. In Dress Matciial therein a line of double-width Cashmere, various shades, Is Gel per yard ; new checks fiom Is; other plain and fancy dress materials from 6d. A new assortment Transfer Crewel Patterns besides those already advertised, including groups for aprons and brackets. Gordon Braid, 10c! per 36 yards ; Antimacassar Biaid, from Is Sclpei doz, ; nice a&soitment Neck Rufflings, from 3d ; Josephine Kid Gloves, best quality, 4s 6d; silk do., Is Od, Is lid, 2s 6d; thread do., fiora 6d. J. R. E. H. believes that ho has the largest, best, cheapest, and freshest stock of Children's Ladies' and Men's Colonialmade Boots and Shoes in the Waikato. Note a lew prices. Men's Best Colonial Bluchers, 8s (jd ; Watertight*, open and closed, 1-hioe rows hand -stitch, 13s (id •, Calf Shooters, 16s Gd ; Elastic Sides, 12s Gd, a maivcl foi cheapness ; Boys' and Youths' Strong Kip Lace-ups, specially made with extra row hand-stitch, ranging from 7s to 10s; Women's Kip Dairy, Ss 9d : Calf Balmoials, 10s 6d ; best quality Calf Elastic, 11s Gd, equal to any made to measure, costing one-half more ; 1 Box each Sewn Kid and Pollack's Best Prunella, 9s ; Children's Boots and Shoes fiom ]& 6d.

Five PBr cent Discount on Cash Purchases over 20s.

Pattkkns Fkek «y PojjT.

Junction Dravuiiy WAnKirousß.

SPRING SEEDS,

IQQ'I .

FRESH SEEDS ARE NOW TO • HAND as under :— Turnip.— Green and Purple Top Swede t) „ Aberdeen Is per lh. English- grown from selected bulbs Mangold. —Improved Long Red Champion Yellow Globe Is 4d per lb. Wan anted last reason's growth Carrot-— White Belgian. Ss (id per lb. ClOVers.—Red^ White, ALsykc, Cowgiass, and Trefoil Ryegr ass. -Perennial, Poverty Bay, am 1 Cauteibury

Cocksfoot — Taranaki Peas, Beans, Tares, Eyecorn, Maize, Seed Oats and Barley, Peed Oats, Fowl Wheat, Sharps, Bran, Chaff, &c.

For the genuineness of the above is annexed the signature of J. R. E. HATRICK, KAIAPOI HOUSE, H A M ILTOX. WAIKATO BISCUIT ARE STEADILY GAINING FAVOUR. ALL WHO HAVE NOT TRIED THEM SHOULD DO SO AT ONCE.

Bonedust, Bonemeal, Dissolved Bones, Peruvian Guano, llnon do., Gypsum, Rock and Manure Suit. WOOLPACKS ! WOOLPACKS I Over lOUbs. 3s 3d per bale, 3s Gd per doz , 3s 9d under one dozen.

Orders by post or telegram promptly executed.

ADAM LAYBOURN axd CO., AUCKLAND.

Order a Sample Tin.

TE AWAMUTU STEAM FLOUR M ILLS. The undersigned having erected a FLOUR MILL with All the Latest Improvements, IS PREPARED TO GRIST WHEAT @ Is. PER BUSHEL. •All Wheat put through a livst-class Smutter before grinding. Crushing Done. Oats Is Od per sack. Peas ' > isGd „ „ Barley Is 4d „ „ Maize Is4d „ „ , Flour, Sharps and Bran on sale at current rates. S. SHORT, Proprietor. t fit — . rAT~ o T T 0 B. Mr'Williani Clow' is'aiithorised to IMPOUND ALL CATTLE found tres-p-issihg.on'my property 'near Ngarua•wahia from this date. ' .; > • .. (Sgd) ! C. B. KNORPP. ■ • Hamilton 1 ,; 30th Oct., 1883. ' , '' ! nnHOM/AS -TRIM" begs, to'' announce ■/I .^thatWe had pOMMENCEI) CARTJNG between Haniilt6n,i'M'orrinsvillei and Te Aroha/iaiid will rhu>regtilarly. •' ' •"( , .v-All^ goods erittwoteai^to 1 ! bis * care;* will receive every.at^entioniW^^fK' '*'■}'; . MorifiriWiUV Ootb)ibfc 2d^ ? 'A^j^ '

Every description on hand or made to order.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

BAKER AND PASTRY COOK.

Families and the Trade Supplied.

To Contractors, Storekeepers and Large Consumers— a SrEOiAL Bate.

T. TREWHEELLAR, HAMILTON

WEST.

THE BEY. &.MRS HUMFREY DAVIS are desirous of receiving into their House bnys from the country, whose parents wish them to attend the Auckland College and Graromer School.— Their residence, which is near to the Railway Station, and within a few minutes walk of, the school, js large and convenient, and, in every way, is 'uell adapted lor the purpose,— lt is tho'wisli of Air and Mis Humfrcy Davjs to provide at thoroughlyi cora : fortablo home for the boys, and Mr HumfrejDavis will undertake to pay particular attention to them',in>the preparations of theirilessons out ot school hours.— The next term will commence or the 17th of September. Gwd references .-For, further particulars' apply to 1 iKe >llev 'Hurofrej Davis, at Iho Oaks, Emily Place Auckland. ( ' * ■cl 1 0•" R " J S I "A'^'L 1 ' E. ' '.'GMJVAiraZBU'-tRCJ^ TAMS' l «om i ' 200 to 600 gallbnav^AuoKLAND Pricks.,, and MANGLIN^, ,-M AOBiQ* KB,VI3OBKBR {BALERS jpith'