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Waikato Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2237, 9 November 1886, Page 4

Notices. TU 1 H E P V H L I C. Quality is th^ tiue test of Value. THE MOTTO OF THE RAILWAY STORE 'EVERY ARTICLE GOOD AND CHEAP." If you v. ant to carry out the true principles of " Domestic Economy," and 10 .s'.vt 1 \ our money, buy your goods at the store v. hich combines VALUE WITH CHEAPNESS. I am often a^ked the question — How is it >ou sell so much cheaper than other places and the aiticles so good? The answer in patent to every thinking mind. Ko heavy expenses in the shape of rent, interest, or vage?. I give all the advantages thus gained to the customers. This is No Puff— Test and Try. A. SCOTT, DRAPER, GItOCKR, BOOT IMPORTER, Ac. Agent for Vane-hester Fire Assurance Company.

W. F. BELL, BAKER &. CONFECTIONER HAMILTON EAST. S^r.ALL partip:s and picnics Supplied vith Pastry and Confectionery at short notice. Wedding and Christening Cakea to order. W. F. BELL.

TE AROHA HOT SPRINGS. AS a SUMMER RETREAT not oic ainon» the SANA TORI A of Nrw A- a I and is so r.ipidly becoming famous as TE \ROHA. fho (elcbrity of its HOT SPRINGS is r\tfM-din£ throughout the length and breadth of the Color)-, and the WONDERFUL CURES. • ffect »il b\ the Waters in cases of KHEU\I\IIV.I, GOUI. LUMHAGO, LIVER. AM) KIDNrA COM 1 LAINb, INDIGEhII >N ,md Kmilroil Ailments, are gratefully t^tlh^ d to in the Visitor-.' Hook bv Hundreds >f IV --.>ns who bj *her u--e h ire bct-n lettered olh . 11 1 (i <n<] l'l'itb cpjo; mrntj. Ihe place is />,u r\ir 'ii ,/i tin: Sanatorium of the People. lie rr.IMME in it, HliALl H-GIVIXG r'KOI'KR i Il'O is uiMirpass^l , theCo>loF LhlN'dhucTdnu' 1 ) MODUME, and the I'.calTj 1-. O i\ ol .iLCt-,-. by Ki\bß, R\II, OR !' ) vi) t.oin A'irk.l md and th" lhanies. In ad('it,(> i t) thi >c a(i'.ii.ti,'f. Mv'ro tic for the Knbubt abjn 1 mt irear.s ot enjojmont in Boating, Riding, and Driving, wluli- f>r those i l tleiic iti» lv» ilth the neatly Hid ml I), m.m tnriiS a mo,t pL-is-ft resort, lhe ol'i'win^ ar.,,1 1 , Ms ot the Wit-rsbj Mr T. A. i'oND, t "10-i'..l \n,l\st, md the aLCompanj ingi xtr uts from b's n port tlvr^on to the IJomain i'.oird, will be rud with interest. Ihe Samples \- ero t iVm f i o n tin' as numbered, thelemperat'ires ot which ranged from 105degs. tr> 11') ie s F.ihr — An ' t \srs ~. c -. -i. ~ = o. Sulphate of L.mp L'/»-«'l -2 228 2 OS9 ■svilph.uc '>' n wnesia <>~& > ><' CO2 sulphate ot pot.'.h 10 -">i r »itK) 10 7<>4 ite ot soda ' -7 54i> Ji '•'.(. -J'>4iS Li.i.-ride ot s.jd.u-n 71 "li 7^072 77 74S tii < rbo-.ite ot sdi 7_ )f < 707 l. k ',; ; os-' l2«i ( ul'L i if< of irvn'.'.n J ">"> > Hi 080 ot r.m ''42 .(<■'- 04i Carbonate oflrhia ■ (heavy hci\ } iheavv ( tr.x <s) tr k rs| tr ire*) rhospi'Te of sodi 2('b3 2 2<t! 1 bOO Plies kit< ot aim:. in 1 1 14 5 .()-'! 476 s,',Ka i b,coS 8 77 J 5.778 Su'| Ivrettt d 113 dro gL-n ' traces tracts traces ' i 1 lotal so'.J matter , 837, 520 >>2Vi iMI 702 ]-i - ilts i. \press ( Jin i.i.s (er j; illon. 1 In si- \\ ati rs .ire «'il teebi\ ilk ilin" ?rd st'ongly .li ■' r j> (1 wuli <ii bo-iiL uid q i^, \\) m h li con1 >■( ipiii'^ liom the .n large iiuinti»- c-, Ihe I 'tin 1. a \tlu.bk- constituent of t'le-e \^ iti rs, ts p.i si nt 'ti m ippif-i iible q'lantt\ Tie \iiljms slow thes^ Springs to be Iry Mini! ir in nimposition. lhese Mineral Waters ac ixreedirjjh intt resm.^. and will pro eot KTe.it '.^lue mcdumilly. Ih> \ (losely rt iti'ilc some <■( the La -ope .n .MiPtr.il Springs >o ji.stlv t 'It br iti it more 1 sperialK those of \i<h\, K'li", md I 1I 1 u hincren Ih ir Curati.c \" ilu<' w ill be <itt s f in Kherni itic .'rid Arthritic lhstiscs. C.ihuliis, AiUctiwns ot the K.idne\s, ,md IMspeps.a \ oil ma> list assured ih.it .ill \ou cii do tor jour Spruits in the shape ot improving; tiio facilities for their use, is entirely u-.tifi(db} the < hara^ te r of the water.

WOOL. WOOL. \y ( . r «spectf,illy inform our friends and. iai\mi> <;■" cm ly that we are not buycib of wt.ol this season on our own account, hut intend to di \ ote ouistihea eiitiu ly to CO M MISSIO N WOR K. We ol f ij'-'^ntil to us avill iccene our piompt an 1 ciicfal attention; and. fioir. our Imijj experience and lai j. f e connection w e can always secuse higl^est local value. Also, We aic picpared to ship to our London agents, Rising liberal advance on consignments. WOOLPACKS. WOOLPACKS.

CLOVr.R AXD GRASS SEEDS TURNIP, MANGOLD, AND CARROT S*KD OATS, IMRLEY, RYE, TARKS MAIZE, BONFDUST, J.I. BONE. FLOUR PERUVIAN AND ISLAND GUANO MANURE AND ROIKsiLT SKEU AND TABLE POTATOES SHARPS, BRAN, CHAFF FENCING WIRE. AGENTS FOR FREEZING CO.'S CELEBRATED MANURES. CO M M I ; SION S CAR EFU LL Y ATTENDED TO. A DAM 1" AYBOURNE & pO., _DURiIAM STREET, AUCKLAND^ HELKNSYILLE TIMBER COMPANY.— Sawmills : Helensville. Depots : NewmaiU'tßailwu) Station and Mount Eden Railway Station. — Long Timber, Deck Planking, kc. First class, medium, and second-class Building Timber, Flooiing, Lining and other dressed timber, Sawn Shingles, &c. Send for prices to tow n office : Colonial Bank Buildings, Auckland.

AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF THE WAIKATO TIMES. +. _ AIC'vLAND . . .. J. H. Witlieford „ C. Uiiulnei & Co Xi. \M vv.aiii \ I'iiai and Daviea Hi MIA . „ Tupihi . . . W. H. M. Lowell Cuiniuni.K . . J. !S. 13ond Tymvmiun .. J. lVnnins?ton Onuio . .. .F. T. Edwards Tv Aw \mi iv . . J. W. Biidgman Kihimhi . . . «r. W. Ellis ll VMILION . J. KIIOK >> K. X Handes • • l>ey and French Waiiov W. Abbey TkAhohv .. Chailp,E. Balcka \\ AIOUONGOMAI .. J. M. Muiray L°mw Gordon & uJtch MKLHOI'HVK