Page 3 Advertisements Column 4

Waikato Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 2401, 29 November 1887, Page 3

Notices. CHEAP GROCERIES ! CHEAP TEAS! CHEAP GENERAL GROCERIES S MR CIIAS. BOYCE begs to announce that lie has purchased the ENTIRE GROCERY STOCK of J. IV. Merkick (who is retiring from business), at a great discount, and will clear the whole Stock At Cost Price for Cash. Country Settlers will find this an excellent opportunity of laying in a supply at CHEAT RATES. Come and See for Yourselves, and Secure the Bargains at G. BOYCE’S, BAKER, GROCER. AND GENERAL PROVISION MERCHANT, G AkMBItIDG-E. SEW ZEALANDImZEN MEAT & STORAGE COMPANY, LIMITED, J^XTG^XmJ^BSTJO. BUTTER EXPORT. IN view of the desirability of stimulating export, the above Company is prepared to offer SPECIAL HATES FOR BUTTER consigned to them for that purpose. The rate charged will be a consolidated one of 2:} d {twopence farthing) per lb., covering “ Cold Storage in Auckland/’ “Freight in Freezing Chamber,” “Marine insurance,” and “Delivery at ship’s side in London.” Application wdll be made to Shipping Companies for space on receipt of advice that Butter is coming forward. The minimum quantity that will be received in response to this notice will be 5 (five) cwt. The Butter must be packed in kegs ready for shipment. The kegs must be of uniform size, and to contain not less than oOlbs. each net weight, '^geoceeiesT BACON! -tSSi HAMS! sest TDT iDIFR, I Brands - DRAPERY AND GENERAL GOODS! Oiu* Best Fresh Butter, at Cd per lb. KEPT IN A COOL CELLAR. WILL RECOMMEND ITSELE WITHOUT TUFF OR FADS OF ANY DESCRIPTION. Em A TTTA "V 1 NEXT THE WAIKATO TIMES OFFICE, . 1 . PAVLI J HAMILTON. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE FOR GENERAL DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. JUST ARRIVED, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ENGLISH, CONTINENTAL AND COLONIAL BOOTS AND SHOES, At Prices to Suit the Times. J. LLISSRHsT, THLA-ZMIXXjTOISr.

Q ICITLEKS AND RESIDENTS ON O THE WAIKATO. Onr agents are amongst you to soil you your own wools marie into excellent Tweeds, and also shares in the Auckland Woollen Factory to those who have a little capital to spare and wish to invest in a huua Jidc paying enterprise. The Tweeds, Coatings, &c., which you shall see will speak for themselves, and command attention for style, finish, pattern, strength and cheapness, and it will pay you when requiring suits to encourage the local article, as it re-acts in your own favour, independent of the material being superior to what is imported. Our agents will sell Auckland Tweeds and Suits made from them, and the prices will be found all that reasonable settlers can wish for. Wc have also got great facilities for executing all sorts of Drapery, Clothing, and Dressmaking orders, and can show greater varieties than if merely confined to one place, and it will be to the settlers’ advantage to encourage our representatives (who will bo residents in the district), and enable those who have been sending to Auckland for specialities to see samples and purchase with greater facilities than heretofore. All goods will be delivered in the Waikato, freight paid. The Auckland Woollen Factory (registered as the North New Zealand Woollen Manufacturing Company), has been recently erected, and all the latest improvements that man has brought to his aid are to the front, lessening expenses and turning out bettor finished goods. The wool is at hand, the labour is plentiful, and all that is wanted is the public encouragement to make it a great success. The shares allotted so far are not in the hands of a few, and everyone who can all'ord it is invited to buy, even if it be only a few, and thus take an interest in what is really a co-operative business in the true sense. At present the factory is working hard to get the demand for Tweeds supplied, but before the season is far on stocks of Blankets, Flannels, Shawls, Serges, Knitting Yarns, Ladies’ Dress Materials, &c., will be ready for sale, when we hope to supply the wants of the district with goods of Auckland manufacture. Yours respectfully, J. GILMOUR & CO., General Drapers, Glovers, &c., Symonds-street and Karangahape Road, AUCKLAND. OAR RY BENUET T’ S n PIER HOTEL, Aluert-street (opposite the Custom House), AUCKLAND. Private Suites for Families. Day and Night Porter always in attendance. Ldscheos FROM 12 TO 2. HA KEY BENNETT, Proprietor (Late of the Clarendon Hotel and Providore of the N.Z. and Union Co.’s steamers). George Mason, Nurseryman and Florist, CLAUDELANDS, Opposite the Hamilton East Railway Station tIUNTER AND ROFFEY. Saddlers X and Harness-makers, Te Awamutu. Repairs neatly and promptly executed.