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Waikato Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2181, 1 July 1886, Page 3

Notices. LQOfeJrotrT NEXT WEEK'S ADVERTISEMENT. . > i *- ' ' ' > ' N. R COX, lionclont ttonse.

fTIHIS SPACE IS RESERVED; I ■ ■ «^ ...,^; DRAPER AND GROCER WHITAKER • STRtAf , < ', TE AROHA, - . who has just Mov^p f into NEW PREMISES. ? i * * [A CAltD.l MR W. H. JONES,; M.R.<?.Y'.9.i 4* the request of tiic'^settlera of Wfti-* kato, has COMMENCED PRACTICES VETERINARY SURGEON, and hopes by strict attention to casps entrustefltohis care, arid moderate charges, to obtain the confidence of the public. Letters, telegrams, etc., addressed National Ho^el, Cambridge, will receive prompt attention. v f E «"«'■ Mr Jones will attend at Hamilton at Sandes' Pharmacy every Monday, from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m.

Jno. Martis.] [Edwd. Marti^C Vy ANTED KNOWN .TO THEIR Friends and Customers— That MARTIN & CO., Tailors and' Habitmakers, have Removed to the foot of Wakcfield-Btreet (two doors above wfe Clarendon Hotel), where they have justopened a choice selection of Tweeds and Coatings. '

IVT ANTED EVERYBODY to KNOW that they can have all kinds, of BOOTS and SHOES REPAIRED I DAILY at the LOWEST PRICES at the j AUCKLAND BOOT DEPOT, DUKESTREET, CAMBBIDGE. Every dcs- ! cription 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 J Colonial manufacturers. All ' s gopdaj ahj I sold at Auckland prices. Men's strong \ Watertights 12s per pair ; all lines j equally cheap. Please note the address : J Auckland Boot Depot, Dufce-streefc; Canw bridge. T. L COX, Manager.

WANTED £NO'WtN4 J. FLETCHER, TAILOR AND OUTFITTER,. Grey-st., Hamilton East' ?** , (Lata of Hobson-street, Auckland^' |)esires to inform the gentry of Waifcatoiliat he has opened business in the above line, and hopes, by strict attention to all orders entrusted to his care, witfi lq^-qe^ of prices, quality of material, best of workmanship, style and fit, to merit a large share of their patronage and support. Men's Tweed Suits, Mosgiel and Kaiapoi from £3 10s to £4 10s ; extra, £5. Boys' Tweed Suits, from£ 2 to £3. '^ Men's Superfine Black Cloth and Diagonal Suits, from £5 to £7. All Tweeds thoroughly sfcrpnk.

WANTED KNOWN— That J. R. E. HATRICK has OPENED UP the LARGEST and BEST ASSORTED , 3TOCK of BOYS' AND MEN'S . 4LL-WOOL CLOTHING (direct from I manufacturers) ever shown in Hamilton. Be is also showing Boy's Jersey Suits, ss ; Girls' Jersey Dresses, Girls' and Ladies' Macintoshes and Ulsters ; Men's \ Macintoshes, Overcoats and Oilskins. • M I l .'\ Blankets from 10s per pair ; grey cfitCo.V' 11s per pair Merinos, from Is 9d j Dress Foule Cloth, Is Id. Velveteen New Braids, &c.,for trlnming, i Special lot of winter Hats,' grand value/ Boys Turban Tweed Caps, lld f ' Auckland Crochet Tam-o'-Shanters, Boys' Is lid, Men's 2s 6d. ; J. R. E. HATRICK, Kaiapoi House, ) HAMILTON.*"'

TO THE INHABITANTS OF WAIKATO. WANTED KNOWN-That William rAYLon has COMMENCED BUSINESS is PLUMBER and TINSMITH in Hamilton West. All work, repairs, &c, i n trusted to him will be promptly at : ;ended to. Charges Moderate. Ml kinds of Tin and Hardware j kept in Stock. j The Trade Supplied. \ „ 1 WILLIAM VOIGB, } Blacksmith and Wheelwright, TE AWAMUTU, BEGS to inform the Settlers in the neighbourhood that he is now ready - o execute all kinds of Blacksmith and ' Wheelwright's work, and from his long xpenence in the trade he is confident of <3 •sing able to give satisfaction on apy job ntruated to him.