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Waikato Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1776, 22 November 1883, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTIFICATION.. Notice is. hereby ifivcn, in terms of Section 4G Ui j cjnl.ition of Local' Elections Act, 1876, that, an EXTRAORDINARY 'VACANCY having occurred in the TAMAHERE ROAD BOARD, NOMINATIONS to fill the same will be received by me at the Post office, Kiiikniroa, up to noon of THURSDAY, the 29th iust. ; and the ELECTION (if necessary) will lie held at the residence of ■J J. Barugli. Ebq., on TUESDAY, the 1 1th December next. JAS. McPHKRSON, Returning Officer, Tamahere Road District. Khiluriaoa, 19th Nov., ISS3.'

WA IP A COUNTY. Hamilton Riding.

I hereby give notice that an ELECTION to fill the \acancy in the above Riding v ill be held on THURSDAY, December Gth, 18S3, and I further appoint the Goods Shed, Hamilton Junction Station, the place, and MONDAY, November 2Cth, at noon, the time for receiving the NOMINATIONS of Candidates. N. T. MAUNDER, Returning Officer.

ON SAL E — Fifty Lincoln 2 and 4-tooth RAM'S ; •ilso, eighteen 2 tooth Grey-face Rams; Mill be shorn fiist fine weather. J. A. & W. M. DOUGLAS, Bruntw ood, Tamahere.

Tjl O R S A L E. GALVANIZED IRON TANKS from 200 to GOO gallons, at Aucki, \nt> Pricks. tS?" WRINGING «v.d MANGLING MACHINES, COPPER BOILERS with Stands. A. CAMPBELL,

Hamilton East,

IVT O T I C E . IMPOUNDED on November 14th, by W. S. Rutheifoid, for tiespass and breaking fences, One Blown Maie, hen^y in foal, biaudcd W on oft lamp, owner unknown, <3s damages. And if not claimed by November 2Sth ■will be sold at the public pound at 12 o'clock, noon, to pay expenses. ROJ3ERT ALEXANDER, Poundkeepei, Te A u a mu hi. November 10th, 1883.

TOS T . STRAYED horn our Cam bi id go paddocks a ioitnight ago — Two Medium Diaii£;ht Maies, thiec and four ycais old; one Medium Diaught Colt, thi.ee ycais old, "with coaise hocks. Any person gn ni!{ snub infoi illation as will lead to lecomyot above Mill be rewaidcd. W. J. HUNTER & CO. Nov. 21, ISS3. QHEr^IKLD STORES, 09 (hcyk3 stuct-J. k.\OL'i. ,i pir.Llu il bled m.iiiui.u tin oi "(horn Miefp.i hi), li.is pli.tsine in ( .tiling tne .itu lumn ot Ji.ulo and tho public to the fact tint he has opened the ,ibo\u st ires \\uh .in j^boitmuit ot bc"-t st(.d froods, tutkrj, pun, pocket, table, but her, shoe and p.illet knncs, nuldiu and table sti el^, 1.1/ors, scissois, siws, hies, cd^e tools, lonvrs' tools, K.i' den tools, spades siio\ els, forks, lakes, h.immers, slash-hooks, bill-liooks, a\ts, a('/( s, t^c , Kc. All sold .is best are jjuaiantecd ; it not good, cxclicimjod, or money ictuiiied. — Note the address — 39, Groy-strcet, Auckland.

KAIAPOI. KAIAPOI. KAIAPOI.

Just received by J. R. E. HATRICK, Hamilton, a nice .ifc&oitmcnt ot Kaiapoi Tweeds and Saits to iib almost cveiy size and shape, tall, slendei, low, stout and ordinaiy. A well-made, stylish cut, good pattern, genuine Kaiapoi all wool suits, for f>os ; next pi ice, (JOs ; best quality tweed suits made bv Kaiapoi Co., 70s ; trousers fiom os, tweed 17s ; same quality made to measure. 21s 6d. Better value in made-up clothing cannot be had in the pi o\ nice of Auckland from any retail dealer buying in the ordinary way and doing a legitimate paying tuule.

J. R. E. Hatrick always has in stock other Kaiapoi goods, such as Blankets, Rugs, Mauds, Shawls, Flannels, Shirtings, Siiiits, Hose, and Fingerings. These goods he gets straight fiom the Kaiapoi Co., and he challenges any to find him selling an article for what he know s is false.

GENERAL DRAPERY GOODS

he does not import direct fiom London, horn the manufacturers ; any one in the retail adveitising so. has little regard for the truth, and must be very ifrnoiant of the custom of Home manufacturers.

Special}Bttention is drawn to line of stiong Caipptina; at Is lid, well worth one-half moic ; Hessian Floor-cloth, ISin. Sd, JiGm. Is 4d ; -Painted back do., 27in. 13d, SGin. Is Gd, 45in, Is lid ; Good China Matting, 13d and Is Gd. Doormats, heaith-iugs, cocoa matting, window muslin and lace counterpanes. Toilet coveis, toilet sets of six mats, Is ; biush and comb bags, ciochet antimacassais fiom 9d, lace do. Is; table coveib, unbleached table-lmen. 2s 4d to 3s 4d ; white do., 72m.. Os Cd ; flax ticking 1 , sheetings, calico, butter- cloth, 2s Gd per doz. yauls ; diaper, linen, holland, rollertowelling. 4d ; special line of roller ,toweln, Turkish, 2s each. White Tiukish towelling, suitable for dresses, plain and sti i perl dimity, cietonne print, sateen and galatea, in great variety. In Dress Material there is a lino of' double-width Cashmere, \aiious shades, Is 6d per yard ; new checks from Is ; other plain and fancy diess materials fiom Gd.

A ' now assortment Transfer Crewel Patterns besides those already advei ti&ed, including groups for aprons and biackets.

Gordon Braid, lOd per 36 yards ; Anti- , m f xca?sa'r Braid, fi;om Is ikl per doz. ; nice assortment Neck Rufflings, from 3d ; Jo&ephine Kid' Glove's, best quality, 4s Gd ; silk d 0.,. Is 6d, Is lid, 2s Gd ; thread do., from 6d.

1 \T. R. E. H. believes that he has the largest,' best, cheapest, and freshest stock of Children's Ladies' and Men's Colonialmade Boots and Shoes in the Waikato. itotc a few prices. Men's Best Colonial Bluchers, Ss 6d ;' , '\Vatertights, open and closed,, three rows hand-stitch, * 13s Gd ; Calf Shooters, 16s 6d ; 'Elastic Sides, 12s 6dj a marvel for cheapness ; Boys! and "Months' Strong Kip' Laceups, specially made 'with 'extra row hand-stitch, ranging from 7s td"lOs; Women's Kip Dairy, &s 9'd : Calf 'Balmorals, „lOs 6d | best q'uhlity 'Calf Elastic, ll'stifl,! equal to ,any made to measure, costing 4 bne-half,iriore; 1 Box each Sewn' Xid 1 an d J Pollacks Best .Prunella, 9s ;. Children's Boots and-Shoes 1 from Is 6d. ' / ' '& ' FdPfpe*Mpuiii^pjehs o/ 'thp' f utidve, is '-d'nriexed The&janatVre 'of , '. , , ' ' - .'- , HAMILT6K. ', - ! ''''' ' i