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Waikato Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2298, 2 April 1887, Page 3

• Notices. OPENING UP GOODS ! LONDON HOUSE, HAMILTON. NEW GOODS FOR AUTUMN TRADE! KAIAPOI OLOTHIIIItTGFor Men, Youths and Boys, in almost every shape and size, style, durability and price. CANNOT BE BEAT. IN GREAT VARIETY, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, SHIRTINGS, SHEETINGS, CALICOES, CRETONNE, TABLE LINEN. SP£!CIA.IiITIXiS I Circular Pillow Calico Scotch Cashmere, suitable for house wear or school dresses, 7s per doz. Costume Cloth, 11s per doz. Boys' Navy Serge Sailor Suits, 6s lid ; Men's Navy Serge All-wool Suits, only 30s. STOCK OF KAIAPOI TWEED TO BE CLEARED AT A PRICE ! A chance for mothers requiring Tweed that is worth making up. SWING MACHINES, PERFECT, ISs 6d. J. R. e7~HATRICK 5 HAMILTON EAST AND WEST. For Groceries ! 1 0F THE BEST I QUALITY Drapery ! \- AT Crockery ! J cheap rates, CALL ON lE3_ T. DAYEY,

NEXT THE WAIKATO TIMES OFFICE, HAMILTON. IsTEW GOODS I NOW OPENING UP, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF AUTUMN & WINTER GOODS, IN GENERAL DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES! J". MISSBN , . TO SPORTSMEN. SHOOTING- SEASON, 1887 WE HAVE NOW RECEIVED OUR NEW STOCK OF SPORTING MATERIAL FOR THE SEASON. Every Description of Ammunition and Single and Doublebarrelled Guns kept in stock. LEWIS AND SIMPSON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PROVISION DEALERS & IRONMONGERS, OAMBBIDGE. ' Vi ci™oK fc, W SSSinSr T° OTiSEES. Hamilton. J) giCHA..,,,, rill^™LS r ARCHITECT. Approved by the Farmers' Association, Newmarket, in JB7O. Any instructions left with Mr T G D ' " D " Hyde ma ] ces a speciality of the Sandes during my absence will receive Caadle lanternprompt attention. Every storekeeper in Waikato should ——______ kee P tllem in stock. /-JLAUDELANDS RACECOURSE. J n addition to giving a bright light they T ™ , :~~ .., reflect as well. No danger of going TO LET the grazing of eighty acres. out in the stormiest weather. For particulars apply to C. J. W. BARTON, Poy cheapness and durability cannot be lt -u XT Commercial Hotel. beaten.-Sample at this'office. Hamilton, November 24th, 1886,