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Waikato Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1873, 8 July 1884, Page 4

A BOON TO COUNTRY SETTLERS, THE fSSSS) PARCEL SYSTEM.

QIX/TTTW &m A TIP TTT?V In a § ain submitting a list of their NEW WINTER PAKCELS OXtX JL XXI Ou V^ J\. U VJCXXXIi X &c, tender their thauks to those who have extended their support during the past three years. Their system of conducting business by CASH PAYMENTS and SMALL PROFITS, ever aiming at combining Excellence with Cheapness, has amply satisfied all who have given it a trial, as the rapid increase of their business, together with the hundreds of unsolicited testimonials they have from time to time received, abundantly testify. Their experience and knowledge of the best markets, together with the fact of their purchases being made in large quantities and FOR CASH, gives to their Establishment exceptional advantages, and affords to Country Settlers an opportunity for the Economical Supply of Drapery and Clothing such as cannot be exceeded by any house in New Zealand. As they personally superintend (as far as practicable) their business in all its details, Customers may rely upon the assurance that no effort shall be spared to merit a continuance of their confidence. S. & C.'s constant aim shall be to place within reach of the public the very best description of Goods at the lowest possible remunerative profit.

&q" ATTENTION is directed to the {act (so as to avoid mistakes) that we originally introduced to New Zealand the Parcel bystem, which is now being so extensively imitated.

FOX CASH OSETXaTST

RULES. IST.— All Orders must be accompanied with Cash, P.O 0., Notes, or Cheques, made payable to SMITH & CAUGHEY.

2ND.— All Parcels over 20s sent, freight paid, to Helensville, on the KL.iipara waters, or Any Railway Station or Port in New Zealand reached direct from Auckland.

3RD.— F. very Article guaranteed strictly in accordance with description given.

4TH. — We are willing to substitute for any article in a Parcel not required other goods of equal value.

STH, — If any Parcel is not approved of, and returned in pood condition within 14 da>s, we are prepared to refund the purchase money, and pay carriage both waja.

How to Clothe a Family of Hoys at little cost . Send to SMITH & CAUGHEY for a 35s to 50s BUNDLE OF TWEEDS, in lengths from 2 to 7 yards.

How to Clothe a Familj of Girls .it little cost: Send to SMITH & CAUGHEY for a 35s to 50s BUNDLE OF DRESS GOODS, Ulster Cloth, Flannels, and Calicoes.

How to Furnish a Bedroom at little cost : Send to SMITH & CAUGHLY for a 2-Guinca PARCEL of I-SLANKEIb, bHEFAb, QUILT, CURTAINS, &c.

How to Clothe a whole Family at little cost : Send to SMITH & CAUGHEY for their Wonderful £5 PARCEL, containing over 90 Yards Material and Gentlemen's Full Suit.

SMITH & CAUGHBY, IMPORTERS, 300 & 302, QUEEN-STREET AND AT NEWMARKET.

"VTEW /CLOVER QEEDS !

-I X TANKS ASSORTED -i t* lO CLOVER SEEDS. 10

EX DORIC AND AORANGI

The Undersigned have just leceived the first shipment of the now crop in splendid condition, and, having purchased before the recent heavy rise, the prices will compaie favourably with other quotations. Also, Poverty Bay & Canterbury Ryegrass, Cocksfoot and Fancy Grasses, GARDEN SEEDS. MANURES — Bonedust, Boneflour, Superphosphate, Peiuvian, Huon, Maiden and other Island Guanos, Hurst's Chemical Mixture, Salt, &c., &c.

Maize, Oats, Oatmeal, Potatoes, Bran, Flouk, Sharps, Linseed Cake, &c.

Agents for Tomlinson and Hay ward's Celebrated Non-Poisonous Glycerine Sheep Dip.

W. J. HURST & CO., QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. BRANCH STORE .- OIIAUPO. JAMES RYBURN, Agent.

H. TRISTRAM,

Tjl AMI L Y "OUT CHER, HAMILTON, Has OPENED a SHOP on each side of the River. Families waited on for Orders. igg^Meat of best quality supplied at leasonable rates. ORAKATJ SAW MILLS, KIHIKIHT. RIMU AND KAHIKATEA.

HAVING Large Stocks on hand, and the Mill in good going order, the undersigned is now prepared to execute all orders for above with accuracy and despatch. J. W. ELLIS

GENEEAL MACHINE, PRINTING QFFIOE, l^-DUKE STREET, CAMBRIDGE Established, 1880.

I JAMES S. BOND In thanking the Public of Waikato for the liberal support hitherto accorded him, takes this opportunity of informing them that he has added to his Printing Plant a Cutting Machine, to enable him to more expeditiously and neatly execute all work in the several branches of the trade. He is also in receipt of an elegant assortment of New Type, which, together with his Printing Machine, "The Atlas," places him on a par with Auckland Houses in the production of first-class work at moderate charges. A visit to his office will convince anyone of the fact that there is no longer a necessity for sending work out of the Waikato distiict. All work done at Auckland prices, and ia a style unsurpassed. Ornamental Printing in bronze or colours. Native Land Court Forms, Rate Books, Proof of Debt Forms, etc., etc., kept in stock. Specimens of work and estimates furnished ou application.

JAMES S. BOND. Machine Printer and Bookbinder. Cambridge, Waikato.

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