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Waikato Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2180, 29 June 1886, Page 3

Notice!.

LOOK OTJT FOR NEXT WEEK'S ADVERTISEMENT. X R. COX, London House.

rp.HIS SPACE IS RESERVED ! FOR J. HART}, i *J i DRAPER AND GROCER, . T, .• n whitaker - street; •• ' TE AROHA,. ' ' WHO HAS JUST MOVED, INTO. NEW PREMISES. ;ss2'

' [a card.] MR W. H. JONES, M.R.p.y.^rt the request of jhe settlers of^Waikato, lias COMMENCED PRACTICE as VETERINARY ' SURGEON*, and liop^s by strict attention to cases entrustedtohis care, and moderate charges, to obtain the confidence of the public. Letters, telegrams, etc., add rested National Hotel, Cambridge, will receive pro&ipt' attention. " i \ p J Mr Jones wilt attend at Hamilton at Sandes' Pharmacy every Monday, from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m.

jNo.vM.AßTiir.] i 1 [ED\fr>. MajbtJw. UTANT^D KNOWN TO THEIR Friends and Customers - That MARTIN & CO., Tailors and Habitmakera, have Removed to k thf foot of Wakefield-street (two doorsj ab^V^lthc Clarendon Hotel), where they have just opened a choice selection of Tweeds and Coatings.

VI7ANTEir EVERYBODY to fctyqW " T that they can have all. , kiijds of BOOTS and SHOES REPAIRED DAILY at the LOWEST PRICES atyhe AUCKLAND BOOT DEPOTS tfUXE3TREET, CAMBBIDGE. Every descriptioa of Boots and Shoes (hand-made to order) on the premises. , Good material, workmanship and fit guaranteed. We have always on hand' about £1000 worth of Boots and Shoes of every description from the very best English and Colonial manufacturers. All jgopds are sold at Auckland prices. Men's' strong Watertight! 12s per pair; all lines 'equally cheap. Please note the address : Auckland Boot Depot, Duke-street, Cam* bridge I . " * " \ T. L. COX; Maogger.'

TO" ANT ED t K NO JVJ*. J. FLETCHER, i TAILOR AND OUTFITTER ' jGfcey-st., Hamilton' Eaist > (Lata of Hobßon.tjxeef;,. Auckland), i j Desires to inform the gentry of Wuikato! that he hns opened business in the above' line, and' hopes, by strict attentjon tg all orders entrusted to hi» care,*\fitn fojvniss of price*, quality of material, , workm<in«hip, style and fit, to merit a Urge share of their patronage and support. | Men's Tweed Suits, Mosgiel and Kaiapoi from £3 10s to £4 104 ; extra, £5. ' Boys l^ Tweed Suits, fxqmi£% to &9.\ A j : Men's Superfine Black Cloth and Diagonal Suits, from £5 to £7. ' All Tweeds thoroughly shrank.

WANTED KNOWN— That J. R. E. H^TRICK has OPENED UP ; the LARGEST aurt BE&T ASSORTED STOCK of BOYS'i gANI? 'MEKPS. ALL-WOOL CLOTHING (direct fron) manufacturers) ever shown In Hamilton. He is also showing Boy's Jersey Suits, ss; Girls' Jersey Dresses, Girls' and Ladies' Macintoshes and Ulsters ; Men's Macintoshes, Overcoat! and Oilskins. |j ; l i»| Blankets from JOs per pair; grey ditto., 11s per pair All-wool Merinos, from Is 9d Dress Foule Cloth, la Id. Velveteen New Braids, &c.,fortrinming. SpeciaMotTOf winter' Hats, grand \'»l4k Boys Turban Tweed Caps, lid. Auckland Crochet Tam-o'-Shanters, Boys' , Is lid, Men's 2s 6d. J. R. E. HATRICK, Eaiapoi House,. u » : H A M I L T '6* Nt v "*

TO THE INHABITANTS OF WAIKATO. WANTED KNOWN— That William Taylor has COMMENCED BUSINESS as PLUMBER and TINSMITH in Hamilton West, AH work, repairs, ftc, entrusted to him will be promptly at tended to. Charges Moderate. All kinds of Tin and Hardware kept in Stook. j Th« Trade Supplied*——

WILLIAM , VOimt t > > , : ,; Blacksmith and "Wheelwright, TE AVTAMimj, ° <J BEGS to inform the Settlers to trie neighbourhood that he is now ready to execute all kinds of Blacksmith and Wheelwright's work, and from his long experience in the trade he is Confident of being able to give satisfaction on any job entrusted, to him.