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Waikato Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2240, 16 November 1886, Page 4

Notices.

r y O THE PUBL I C. Quality is the true test of Value. THE MOTTO OF THE RAILWAY STORE IS 'EVERY ARTICLE GOOD AND CHEAP." If you want to carry out the true pnnciples of " Domestic Economy," and so save your money, buy your gooda at the store which combines . VALUE WITH CHEAPNESS,

I am often asked the question — How is it jou sell so much cheaper than other places and Hie articles ao good * The answer is patent to every thinking mind. No heavy o\ ptnj.es in the shape of rent, interest, or wages. I give all the ad vantag* s thus gained to the eustomeia. This is No Puff— Test and Try. A. SCOTT, DRAPER, OROCKR, BOOT IMPORTER, kv. Agent for Manchester Fire Assurance Company.

W. F. BELL, BAKER 8l CONFECTIONER HAMILTON EAST. i^rBALL PARTI?:s AND PICNICS Supplied with Pastry and Confectionery at short notice. Wedding and Christening Cakes to order. W. F. BKLL. TE AROHA HOT SPRINGST" A S a SUMMER RETREAT I TJL not one jmniij; the SANA FORIAof NVw /x iland 1 iso rapidly hncommtj Umou 3 as 'IE \KOHA. Ihf celebrity of its HOT SPRINGS is extending throughout the length and brcadtk ot ihe Colon>, and the WONDERFUL CURES. (fTett-d by the Waters in rases of RHEU:MM ISM' OOLT, LUMIUGO, LIVhK, \\l) KION'KV CO\II J L\l\ls, INDIGEsriO\. and Kindred Aliments, are jrratetully tesfii'ed to in th" Visitors I'oo't br Hundreds ot I'er-on^ who b} their u^e lia\e been icstored to He iltli .md .ill its enjojments. lhe place is pa> 1 it' Hi iii r the Sanatorium of the People. 'lhe CMMVI'Ii in iv HE AL TH-GIVIN'G PROPER 1 1 It. ms iin-urpassed: th.'CO?rOF Ll\ ING is e\ceedm<ily MOUERAIE; and tlio loi.dltt) is easj at .u cl->-> hv KP LX, KMI, OR ko-vo, from Auckland and the Ihames. In addition to these advantages there .ire for the , Robust abundant tneins ot enj >>ment in Boating, Elding, and Driving. uhilc for those in delicate lie iltli the neatly laid out Domain f >rai 3 a mo>t plcas.mt resort, lhe following anil\'i!>ot the \Wt rs by Mr J. A. i'ciM), Lolons il An.iUst, and the accompunjinji e\tracts from his report there m to the Domain Hoard, will be read with interest. Ihr Samples v.ere t iLcn from t^e Spr.n^s, <.s numbered, thr temperatuie-i of which ranged irom lOjdegs. to ll'JJe s. Fahr .—. —

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WOOL. WOOL. We if «pectfiilly inimm our fiiendsand tdimtis gei'csaiiy that we aie not buycts of wool this season on our own account, but intend to devote oursehes entirely to COMMI S S I 0 X WOR K. Wool consigned to us will receive our prompt ami eaieful p Mention ; and fiom our long experience and laige connection w e can <il\\ ays secure higlust local value. AlbO, We are prepared to ship to our London agents, giving liberal ad\ance on consignments.

AVOOLPACKS. WOOLPACKS. CLOVER AND GRASS SEEDS TURNIP, MAXCOLD, AND CARROT SEED OATS, BARLEY, RYE, TARES MAIZE, BONEDUST, J.I. BONEFLOUR PERUVIAN AND ISLAND GUAXO MANURE AND ROCK SALT SEED AND TABLE POTATOES SHARPS, BRAN. CHAFF FEXCIXG WIRE. AGENTS FOR FREEZING CO.S CELEBRATED MANURES. COMMISSIONS CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO.

A DAM 1" AYBOURNE & fM). r DURHAM STREET, AUCKLAND. HELKNSYILLE TIMBER COMPANY.— Sawmills : Heltnsville. Depots : Newmaiket Railway Station and Mount Eden Railway Station. — Long Timber, Deck Planking, kc. Firstcla^s, medium, and second-class Building Timher, Flooring, Lining and other dressed timber, Sawn Shingles, kc. Send for pi ices to tow n office : Colonial Bank Buildings, Auckland.

AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF THE WAIKATO TIMES. Aickland . . . J. H. Witheford „ . . C. Gaidner &Co Xi.Aiu vwaiiia .. Pnar and Davies 111 Mi \ . . . 1, T.Mi'iui . . . . W. H. M. Lovell Cavhuiik.e . ... J. S. Bond Tamahi-ke . . . J. IVnnington Ohvli'O .T.T.Edwards TkAwamitu ... J. W. Bridgnian KIHIKIHI ... J. W. EUh Ha mi i. ion . . . J. Knox » R. Y. Sandes ,„ m .. . Dey and French W\i.o\ . . . \V. Abbey Te Auoha . . .. Charle* E. Balcke \\ aiohosuomai . J. M. Muiray Loxhon . . . . Gordon & Gotch Mkltvht.vf