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Waikato Times, Volume XXX, Issue 2460, 17 April 1888, Page 4

Notices. CHE AP~GROCE JRIES T CHEAP TEAS! CHEAP GENERAL GROCERIES ! MR CHAS. BOYCE begs to announce that he has purchased the ENTIRE GROCERY STOCK of J. W. Merrick (who is retiring from busineas), at a great discount, and will clear the whole Stock At Cost Price for Cash. * Country Scttlera will find this an excellent opportunity of laying in a supply at CHEAP RATES. Come and See for Yourselves, and Secure the Bargains at C. BOYCE'S, BAKEE, GROCER. AND GENERAL PROVISION MERCHANT, VICTOK.IA.-ST., CJt±.3MCX&tt.X.7D*S-33. NEW LIME KILN. William Cannell, MONUMENTAL W sL. ' I ' s business a MASON ' MllH NEW L,ME K,LN HAMILTON IB NearWhatawhata. Kerbing for Graves and Iron Railings for same at Low Prices. DESIGNS FORWARDED ON APPLICATION.

WATCHES, JEWELLERY, AND J T7ILECTRO-PLATE Sit FOR REAL VALUE, VISIT STEWART, DAWSON & GO'S j Grkat i ENGLISH WATOH EXEIIBITION, ! 94, QtJEEN-STKEET, AUCKLAND. j (Opposite Wyndham-street). j It is now ten years since STEWART, DAWSON and CO., of Liverpool, first announced their new system of direct supply to the public, extinguishing at one fell swoop the gigantic profits of the middleman. Since then tlie fame of S. D. and Co. aud the marvellous value of their ENGLISH LEVERS has spread to I all ends of the world, aud business has flowed to them in equal proportions. It \ is everywhere acknowledged that | STEWART, DAWSON" and Co., Liver- j pool, have been the pioneers of English Watch enterprise ; and they intend to maintain the position they have so uni- I versally aud meritoriously earned. Ihere J is no watch in the world to compare with j the English Lever for Durability, I Solidity, and Timekeeping ; but the prices ' charged for them have been so systematic | cally kept up by dealers that to most | people the possession of such could only j be looked upon as a luxury. Happily for j the public, though unfortunately for ! dealer?, these days of exorbitant profits ; have gone for ever. [ Compare ours with the usual retail prices, and remember that we sell 500 j watches where a retailer sells one—hence the difference and saving to Consumers. £3 15s —S. D. and Co.'s well-known English Silver Hunting Levers, i Worth £7 7s. I 4 153-S. D. and Co.'s English Silver j Hunting Levers, eliron. balance, ! extra jewelled. Worth £8 Bs. ! £5 10s—S. D. and Co.'s new Excelsior 2-plate English Lever. Well worth ! £18 10s. : £6 15s—S. D. and Co.'s superb Hunting : Chronograph Levers, worth £12 10s ; or Crystal glass, £5 ]sa. £6 10s—S. D. and Co.'s Silver Keyless ! Hunting Lever, value for £10 10s. , Open face, £5 10s. i £1 15s—The Wonderful Sterling Silver ; Defiance Hunter, worth £3 10s. ! Open face, £1 7s 6d. £6 10s—S. D. and Co.'s Official Railway English Keylesi Lever, unequalled at £10 10s. £12 10s, £15 10s, £18 10a, and £25-S. D, and Co.'s Gold English Levers, never equalled under 40 per cent. more. £6 10s and £7 10s—S. D.and Co.'s Ladies IScarat Gold Keyless Watches. Perfect gems. Worth £10 10s. £8 10s, £11 103, and £14 10s—S. D. and Co.'s Ladies' IScarat Gold Euglinh Levers. Save at least 50 per cent, by purchasing from the makers. Add Is 3d to the price of either of the above Watches for postage and registration, aud send P.O. Order for the amount, j payable to Stewart Dawson aud Co., j Auckland, and you will receive by first j return of post the Watch selected, together with written guarantee. \ REPAIRS ! Note: REPAIRS ! j STEWART DAWSON & Co., repair aud clean Gold and Silver Watches, no matter whet, maker or where bought,; Workmanship guaranteed. Watches and Jewellery may now be posted and registered at book post rates. If your Watch wants cleaning, pack it in a box carefully, enclosing full name and address only, and send by same mail a letter of instructions, enclosing postal note for 4s 6d, and we will return the Watch within a few days in cood order, post paid and registered. When sending letter and postal note, state the number | of the Watch posted. ! S. D. and Co. will send their splendid i new Illustrated Watch Pamphlet, to any j address on receipt of 3d stamps, cost of , postage only. | Ijggf All letters an communications to be addressed to STEWARr DAWSON and CO., 94 QOEEN-STREET AUCKLAND. Other Colonial Branches at MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, and DUNE- i DIN. ; GEORGE PEARSON, j SHOEING & GENERAL HAMILTON EAST. TjIARM IMPLEMENTS REPAIRED. Wheelwrights' Work Neatly , Turned Out. ! HARROWS, SCARIFIERS, &c , MADE ; TO ORDER. j Settlers in the surrounding districts i will find it to their advantage to entrust ' any jobs they may have in the above lines to mo, as I do the work myself, and make use of nothing but lirst-class i material in my work. G. PEARSON' Hamilton East, Nqv, 4, msj.

I VXT ANTED KNOWN. We have MOVED into our NEW PREMISES, Customs-street East, Opposite Railway Station and CouplaM's Store. ' We have without doubt the largest and ] most commodious Tailoring Establishi ment in the colony. Our Promenade I Show-room is open for public inspection. I All are welcome. We are showing THE LARGKST & MOST 1 COMPLETE STOCK OF TAILORING GOODS IN THE COLONY. Our business has increased at such a rapid rate during the past twelve months that we were in dread of the usual Spring Season's rush completely blocking us. Bat we are happy to say, with our present new premises and large staff of skilled labour, we are almost prepared to under* j take the I WHole Tailoring Trade of the Colony, more especially as we can positively I assure our clients that there will be I NO INCREASE IN PRICES. I Sincerely thanking our old friends for I past favours, and apologising for any ! unavoidable delay that occurred during j the great rush of the past season, we beg I to subscribe ourselves, very gratefully, I m it ~vi I AUCKLAND CLOTHING CO. ; (G. McBRIDE), \ Customs-street East, Auckland. [ Suits to measure at Wholesale ■ Prices! , We have just opened out £6000 worth j of the finest Goods ever shown in New i Zealand, comprising the i CHOICEST NOVELTIES j From the Local, British and Continental ; Markets, including , ONEHUNGA. TWEEDS ! i ONE HUNG A TWEEDS ! ; ONEHUNGA TWEEDS ! We are the only Tailors in New Zealand who have the above goods for sale. j NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. Inspection' Invited. I Having had many inquiries for the above J during the last few weeks, we are glad to ' state that we have secured all the OneI huuga Tweed in the market. Please book your orders early. First come, Hi-it served. Fit, Style and Workmanship Guaranteed. The Largest Tailoring Concern in New Zealand. VENI ! VIDI ! VICI ! " The Very" Button (Shakespere). The Latest Novelty. We have imported a Button-making Machine, and can now supply Buttons same cloth as garment, Onehunga Tweeds included. No extra charge. Call and see the machine at work. J OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS will find us opposite side entrance to railway j station. Call in the morning, book your J order, aud call for Suit as you return at night, i I AUCKLAND CLOTHING CO. I (G. Mcßuide), : MERCHANT TAILORS, IMPORTERS, i MANUFACTURERS, Military and Naval Contractors, ! CUSTOMS-STREET EAST, ■ Opposite Railway Station and Coupland'e Store, AUCKLAND. i~l B A L C K E , i Stationer, Tobacconist, &c., J TE AROHA. Ajjmif; for The WaikAfcn Timon. AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF THE WAIKATO TIMES. _» k Auckland J. H. Witheford' j „ C. Gardner & Co ~ Cleve & Son ■ Ngaiuiawahia ... Friar and Davies HUNTLY ~ Taupiki W. H. M. Lovell Cambridge J. S. Bond Tamahkiib J. Pennington Ohaufo J. T. Edwards TeAwamutu ... J. W. Bridgmnn Kihikihi J. W. Ellis Hamilton J. Knox ~ R. l< , . Sandes j<;. T. Davoy „ W. Dey Waitoa W. Abbey - TbAboha Charles E. Balcke Waiokongojiai ... T. H. W. Yato Loniio.v Gordon & Gotch