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Waikato Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2241, 18 November 1886, Page 4

Notices.

TO THK PUBLIC. Quality is tho true test of Value. THE MO'ITO OF THK RAILWAY STORE IS 'EVEM ARTICLE GOOl AND CHEAP. 1 ' If you want to carry out the true principle's of " Domestic Economy," and so save your money, buy your goods at tlu> store which combines VALUE WITH CHEAPNESS. I am often asked the question — How is it you sell so much cheaper than other p)ace3 and the articles so good? Tho answer is patent to every thinking <niud. No heavy expenses in the shape of rent, interest, or wage?. I give all the advantages thus gained to the customers. This is No Puff—Test and Try. A. SCOTT, DRAPER. GROCER, BOOT IMPORTER, &c. Agent for Manchester Fire Assurance _^ Company.

W. F. BELL, BAKER 8l CONFECTIONER HAMILTON EAST. t^BALL PARTIES AND PICNICS Supplied with Pastry and Confectionery at short notice. Wedding and Christening Cakes to order. W. F. BELL.

TE AROHA HOT SPRINGS. AS a SUMMER RETREAT /"V. not one amon j the SANA TORIA of NVw Zealand is so rapidly hccominjj famous as TE AROHA. "lhe celebrity of its ' HOT SPRINGS is extending throughout the length and brradtk of the Colony, and the WONDERFUL CURES. effert»d hy the Waters in cases of RHEUMUISM, CJOLT. LUMUAGO. LIVER, AND KIDNEY COMPLAIN IS, IXDIGESTION. and K'ndred Ailments, are gratefully testified to in the Visitors' Book by Hundreds of Persons who bj their use have been icstorcd to He.ilrh and all its cjoyments. The place is pai '•xcrllt-n^r the Sanatorium of the People. The CLIM-ME in its H E\LTH. GIVING PROPER I lE-> is 'jnsurpissed; thf COST OF LIVING is exceedingly MODER \IE ; and the "locality is eisv of access by rivkr. rail, or Road, from Auckland and thn Thames. In addition to these advantages there are for the Robust abundant m^ans ot enj^ment in Boating, Biding, and Driving, while for those in delicate health the neatly laid out Domain fnrtis a most pleisant resort. lhe following anihsisof the \Vat*rs by Mr J. A. !'ci\ii, Coloikjl Analyst, and the acrompanyin» extracts from his report thereon to the Domain Hoard, will be read with interest. The Samples were taken from th-» Springs, n-> numbered, the temper i*ure> of which ranged trom lOode^s. to lWde s. Fahr.—

I ' ' *A Avai \-.is. i Z - i -%z - _C^ Sulphate of Lime 2,t)y» 2:23 2 933 Sulphate of mi£nesia •>""* Mu 6 <X) 2 Sulphate of potash 10 .".) > !) -00 10 704 Su'ph.jtooLsoda 27 .'4 (j 2:> o;,<, *J."» 4^-S ( lil.thlc ot -.odium 7w 'ill 72 1>72 77 74s Hi r.iri.onafe a* sda 7_'b 7 7 6'ib il3 O^J \li Carbon iff nfammonn .1 Vm» 112 0?0 <~arbr>n He <■! iron ' «'4 > 00J W2 Carbonate ofl;;hia j \hea\> , (hc.ivr ; (heavy tr.i<(''i i traces) i tracp>) Phosphite of s.>da \ 2 001 2 :o.{ , 1 t.!)G Phosphate of alumina 1 140 i 025 ' 476 Silica S,o<« 8 77J j 5.77S Sulphuretted hjdrogen traces traces | traces I I Total solul mitter | a,7 ?20 , *22,W '| '511,702 KcMilts expressed in rer j,'jllnn. These Waters arc .ill teel>h alkalirc pr.d strongly rhirmdwithc irbopic aciJ fjiS which is constantly esc ipintf from the in large quantities. I hi* Li'hi.i. a \ iluible constituent of th<.»e \V iters, | 3 present in an nppre< i <ble qu tnt it \ lhe Analjsos bhow these Springs to be \«ry similrir in c.impov.tion. '1 he«e Mineral Waters are exceedingly interesting, and will pro\e ot jfreat r.iiue median til) . IJu ) closely res'Mnblf* sume of tiir Eiko je in Mineral >prinjj-> jjjtiv celeb r a'n_ti, more opectilly those of Vichy, Em«, and Fachtn^en lhcir CtiMti.'o Value w:ll be £reate-.t in K'le'im itic and Arlhtitn. Dibeises. Caic ulub, Vrtectianj ot the Kidneys, and D\-«pepsi<i \nu nia/ reat assured th.it all you i in do for your Springs in the sh ipe of hnpro.in.j the t.u ilities tor their use, is entirely unified bv the i lianrte'- of the water. WOOL WOOL" Wo ivsprctftilly inform our fiicnd&and f.innus get. daily that we arc not buyois of \\ 00l this season on our own account, Init intend to dexote ourselves entirely to COMMISSION \V OR K. Wool consigned to us will receive our prompt and careful attention ; nnd from our lou^j experience and lai i^e connection we can always secure highest local \alue. Also, We are prepared to ship to our London agents, giving liberal advance on consignments.

WOOLPACKS. WOOLPACKS. CLOVER AND GRASS SEEDS TURNIP. MANGOLD, AND CARROT SEED OATS, BARLEY, RYE, TARES MAIZE, BONED UST, J.I. BONEFLOUR PERUVIAN AND ISLAND GUVNO MANURE AND ROCKSaLT SEED AND TABLE POTATOES SHARPS, BRAN, CHAFF FENCING WIRE. AGENTS FOR FREEZING CO.'S CELEBRATED MANURES. COMMISSIONS CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO. A DAM r AYBOURNE & pO., DURHAM STREET, AUCKLAND.

HELENS VILLE TIMBER COMPANY— Sawmills : Helensvillc. Depots : Newmarket Railway Station and Mount Eden Railway Station. — Long Timber, Deck Planking, &c. First-class, medium, aud second-class Building Timber, Flooring, Lining and other dressed timber, Sawn Shingles, &c. Send for prices to town om'ce : Colonial Bank Buildings, Auckland.

AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF THE WAIKATO TIMES. *• Auckland J. H. Withefinrd „ C. Gardner & Co N<: viu'AWAiii v ... Friar and Da\ies IIIMU „ Taumiii W. H. M. Lovell Camb;uih;k J. S. Bond T\m\hm!F J. Pennington OiiAiro J. T. Edwards Tk An vmliu ... J. \V. Biidgman Kihikihi . . . . J, W. Ellis Hamili'ox . . .. J. Knox >• R. F. Sandes »♦ Dey and French v W. Abbey IkAuoha ChailesE. Balcke V\ AioMjNuOMAi ... J. M. Murray London Gordon & Gotch Melbourne .