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Waikato Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1940, 11 December 1884, Page 3

Auctions.

FOR PRIVATE SALE. A GOOD FARM in Kihikihi, containing 230 acres rich land, subdivided into paddocks, with a good house and outbuildings upon it. Terms very easy, J. S. BUCKLAND.

pHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S CARDS ! GEORGE DICKINSON Has Just Opened a Beautiful Assortment of the above, in BROCHE, HAND-PAINTED, PHOTO, AND PERFUMED I THE CHEAPEST AND BEST SELECTION IN WAIKATO! NEW AND LARGEST SELECTION OF BIRTHDAY CARDS ! LETTS' DIARIES FOB, 1885. VICTORIA, CAVENDISH, AND CHRISTY MUSICAL MAGAZINES! IN THE NEWEST NUMBERS ! GEOEGE DICKINSON, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, DUKE-ST., CAMBRIDGE.

CHRISTMAS CARDS. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. BOOKS SPECIALLY SELECTED FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, LIBRARIES, ETC. JE'JBk.TSTG'TBr GOODS ! A SPLENDID SELECTION.

Letts' Diaries, 1885. The above are just being opened up for sale at reasonable prices in time for the Christmas Season. N. G. LENNOX, BOOKSELLER & STATIONER, THE BOOK DEPOT, Waikato Times Buildings, Hamilton.

ig^GO TO t j» KINCAID'S ) ft GENERAL STORE ! TE» ) « u TO ALL WHOM IT MAY M 1 CONCERN. H * Wm. Kincaid, jj GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Has pleasure in announcing that j/3 in consequence of the Brilliant B Success of acting up to his H trade motto — "Small profits " and Quick Returns," he has Q engaged the services of a comH potent Traveller to wait upon fa the inhabitants of Cambridge & , surrounding districts weekly 4 for orders, which shall have his H careful attention and prompt j delivery, gj Commencing Ist Oct., 1884. CASH BUYER OF BUTTER I EGGS, BACON, &c. m _^____^ m Highest Price Given.

■ ESTABLISHED 1553. NEW ZEALAND HOUSE 178, 180, 182, QUEKN-STREET, | AUCKLAND. williamT~rattray HAS pleasure in announcing that his Gentleman's Outfitting Department has just been replenished with a splendid assortment of novelties per s.s. Coptic, purchased expressly for the CHRISTMAS TRADE. Gentlemen's Ties and. Scarfs, in silk and washing materials. White Shirts, perfection in fit, splendid value, from 4s lid to 10s 6d. Regatta Shirts in all the newest patterns in French prints, from 2s 1 Id to 8s 6d Under Shirts and Drawers in fine Saxony flannel, India gauze, spun silk, Summer merino, &c, in white, Bismarck Brown, Silver Grey, Vienna, &c. Cricketing and Lawn Tennis Suits or Shirts, trousers and hats, in white or fancy, separate if required. The value cannot be beaten. Half hose in Summer Merino and Cashmere, in drab, brown, grey, navy, cardinal, &c Gloves, Studs, Silk Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas, evening ties, &c. THE HAT DEPARTMENT is fully stocked with the newest shapes and colours in hard and soft felts, drab shells, black silk, Paris, tweed, straw, cricketing and lawn tennis bats. HELMETS in all the improved ventilations. JUVENILE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. — Boys' Jersey Suits, trimmed gold braid ; " Patience" suits in navy, myrtle, brown, silver grey, and black velveteen. Boys' Drill Suits, special value. — The season being late, the entire parcel of these has been marked to clear out at cost price rather than bold over. GENTLEMAN'S R.M. Clothing.— Walking and frock coats in diagonal and black cloth, from 27s 6d (worth 84s). Only a few of the fancy tweed suits left, at 39s 6d. They are selling rapidly. N.B.— Po»t orders from country are executed under the proprietor's own supervision. «> - WILLIAM RATTEAY,

MONEY TO LEND, in Large or ' Small Sums, at a moderate rate of 'intereati^-Jftckson and Russell, Solicitors Fortritrwrti Auckland, „ -