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Waikato Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2221, 2 October 1886, Page 3

SELLING OFF I ALL KAIAI»OJ TWEEDS, MEN'S AND BOYS' SUjLTS, TROUSERS & VESTS, TROUSERS, lITC., , ETC., At a^isciunt of 25.%, 5/. in the £, i AFTER thirty.five ye«M- of 'English and Colonial experience, in some of the ' ■ Wgcst WooHeu and Clothing Houses in the Old Country, N. R. COX thinks he ought to know the value of Tweeds, Clothing and General Drapery, and hap without any hesitation bonght hi* SPRING PARCEL OF OaMAUU CLOTHING, &c, &c, in preference to Kaiapoi, ■ THE OAMARU BEINGMUCH THE BEST VALUE. COME AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES! A pair each of Kaiapoi and Oamaru Trousers are exhibited in front of London House for inspection. Both garments cost the same, and if anyone is sceptical, N. R. C. fs prepared to produce both invoices, which is conclusive.

To N. R. Cox, Hamilton. You can dispose of your entire stock of Kaiapoi Tweeds and Clothing at a discount of 25 per cent., or ss. in the £, We can replace. The Manufacturers. * ■ • The public are invited to inspect the Men's, Boys' and Youths' Colonial-made Oamaru Clothing, which for fashionable cut, durability, quality and price cannot be surpassed. 3sT. :R/. OOX, LONDON HOUSE, HAMILTON. , , — i _, .

COMPULSORY SALE OF SUPERIOR ALL-WOOLCLOTffING & TWEEDS. r PHE Kaiapoi Woollen Clothing and Manufacturing Company, Christchurch, 1 having offered the SOLE AGENCY for their CLOTHING, TWEEDS, SHIRTS, BLANKETS, &c.', to the undersigned for the Hamilton District, he is obliged to hold a CLEARING-OUT SALE in Clothing Department, in order to make room for goods to ariive about two weeks from date ; to effect which he offers the public his Clothing Stock at ONE-FIFTH LESS USUAL PRICE. For instance, his well known 12s 6d Eaiapoi Tweed Trousers reduced to 10s. Every other Article in Proportion. The following telegram camo in answer to last order :—: — NEW ZEALAND POST OFFICE TELEGRAPHS. D Office Stamp. it. z. J. R R Hatrick % HAMILTON 24 SEP 8G Hamilton. You can advertise as agent for Hamilton. We will not call on anyone else. Kaiapoi Woollen Company. No. 214.

It now rests with the public to encourage an effort made to clothe every boy» youth and mau at a very slight advance on manufacturers' prices by J"* XC. 3EI. J3E A'X'JKiICK, KAIAPOI HOUSE, HAMILTON, which he will be enabled to do by the Company allowing him an extra discount from usual prices for the extra turn over. 28th September, 1886.

riIHE N.Z. STUD AND PEDIGREE L STOCK COMPANY'S Purebred Clydesdale Stallion ELGIN Will travel the Waikato district this season. ROUTE. Tuesday —From Broadmeadows to Rotoraugi. Wednesday —Through Kihikihi to Te Awamutu. Thursday — Ohaupo, and stay at Mr McNicol's. At borne (Broadmeadows) rest of week.

Also, The Thoroughbred Stallion INGOMAR. ROUTE. Tuesday — From Broadmeadows, via Hamilton Road, to McNicol's, Ohaupo. Wednesday — Through to Kihikihi. Rest of week at home (Broadmeadows). Ingomar's Pedigree. Ingomar is one of the first sons of Uncas who achieved renown for that now celebrated sire. He is a dark bay, standing nearly sixteen hands in height, on beautifully-shaped legs, while the almost perfect proportions of his frame enable him to move in all his paces with an ease and grace at once taking to the eye and effective in action. Ingomar's successes on the turf, both in England and Ireland, were of the highest character. His great fencing capabilities he doubtless inherited from his sire, as the produce of Uncas are every day winning high honours in the steeplechase world. There is no doubt that Uncas was about the best horse of his year iv England, and his party, than whom there were no Bhrewder judges, made no secret of their confidence in his ability to win the Derby, but he unfortunately met with an accident a few days before the race. That Uncas transmitted a considerable dash of his speed to Ingomar admits of no doubt, while the blue blood that courses through his veins, inherited from both sire and dam, endows him with that most essential quality in a racehorse, stamina. A gamer horse never looked through a bridle, and it was difficult to tell when the gallant son of Wild Deer had had enough. A glance at his pedigree at once reveals the high lineage which is the inheritance of Ingomar, the Waxy blood appearing no less than twelve times. Two of his produce ran in the present year's Grand National Steeplechase, Too Good, who ran second, and Lady Tempest, who ran well up. Ingomar's stock are particularly goodlooking, and he is a very sure foal-getter.

fiTHE HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSE X EARL OF MAR Will travel the same district as last year. W. B. LAWSON, Rangiriri.

rr\O MEET THE TIMES. Service 30s. The Heavy Draught Entire DUKE OP BUCCLEUGH will stand at Puketo this season and travel in the Ngaruawahia and Hamilton districts. Route : Wednesday— Hamilton. Saturday— Ngaruawahia. Rest of Week— at home. HENRY HINTON. Pukete, September 30th, 1886. TOT A~RA TIMB X R, A For building purposes. P.T. & G., etc., to any size ordered. At the Waikato Coal and Shipping Coinpany'a Sawmills, Ngaruawahia.