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Waikato Times, Volume XXX, Issue 2466, 1 May 1888, Page 4

! Notices. WEBB & CO., THOS. H. WEBB & CO. WEBB & CO., Enquire for Oak House, HAVE ON VIEW House, HOBSON STREET, " ' HOBSON-STREET, AUCKLAND. , ■ , ~ , For Cash, or Monthly Payments, Our only Show Rooms in Auckland. . . , PIANOS From £25 to £175 Country visitors others are in--1W S and Repairing in all its branches. HARMONIUMg £7 „ £60 Jfj SSffig MUSIC^NsSuSeeondhand Instruments all prices. ORGANS „ £11 „ £75 MENTS. YICTORIA .A-lE^a^LIDIE, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. W. G. ALLEN, 2sTA.-VA.Xj A.InTX) 2v£ir.lO?A.E/"2" TAILOR, GENTS' HATTER, MERCER AND HOSIER. SUITS TO MEASURE FROM 50s. FIT AND STYLE GUARANTEED. Seamen's Outfits—Value Unsurpassed. LONDON AND BERLIN FIANO COS. PIAIsTO EXHIBITIOIT, AT THEIR SHOW ROOMS, Comer of Hobson and Cook-streets, Auckland. PIANOS by 20Leading Makers now on Exhibition ! 15 PRIZE MEDAL PIANOS now on Exhibition 35 DIFFERENT STYLE PIANOS how on Exhibition American Organs, 6 stops, £15. Pianos, from £20. NEW MODEL IRON COTTAGE GRAND PIANOS FROM £40. All instruments can be purchased on our 20 months' Hire System. Pianos, from 20s a month. Organs from 15s a month. TUNERS-MESSRS. 11. O. BROWN, T. RAMSAY AND H. HARRISON. Messrs. Webb and Co., of Oak House, arc in no way connected with this Company.

KEEP PACE WITH THE TIMES. J. H. Dalton, Tailor, Victoria-street East, Auckland, AND TENNYSON-STREET, NAPIER. f|k PATTERNS OP CLOTH "M EW PRICE LIST FOR All Goods are sent CARRIAGE st* 1886-87. PAID, and if not approved arc J* for , , , . p exchanged, or the money returned s Gentlemen's Clothing to LATEST FASHION'S (whichever preferred). / \ |'= I Measure, / / I(f \ In Gentlemen's and Boys' Clothr m \\ I PosT Fbee vrml Price LISTS, ing, &c, and Easy Self- £s. d. //•Jk \\ I Measurement Forms Good Tweed Suit ... 210 0 "•fy \ \.'.'' J £s. d. are sent, ~ „ ~ ••• 30 0 I- 1 i\ C U Serge Suits 210 0 GRATIS AND POST FREE, ON » » 35 0 X "Fox" Serge Suib ... 310 0 APPLICATION. , 310 0 Fancy Serge Suit ..: 410 0 Cheques, Postal Orders &c., to be „ „ „ ...4 0 0 to f y be i j t> crossed J. H. Dalton. . r. n &•/ Wi Heav y Diagonal ... 415 0 .. ». .. ... 4 o U - &h Ml t> * a n n —— .. ~ ••• 4 10 0 : V l; < i| Best Cloth Suit 410 0 EX TEA Trousers 012 6 •5$L :; :; ;;: ::!"J pair trousers ;; : : :;;;; " " 510 0 GIVEN AWAY „ 1 o 0 Covekt Coat*. Frock and Dress Suit ... 75 0 WITH EACH SUIT. , 15 0

j MEW pATENT TI/TANURE I ''NATIVE GUANO," i Made from Nightsoil, is a most valuabl ' Manure and is guaranteed to contain mor '; tlian -12 per cent, of Phosphates of Lim< ■ and 1 pereeut. of Ammonia. Being find; j ground, it is quickly absorbed by th i plants, and gives better results than an; j other manure in the market. Price, £5 10s per ton net. "POUDRETTE" Contains 25 per cent, of Phosphates an< 1 per cent, of Ammonia, and is offered fo the first time in Auckland. Prick, £3 10s per ton, delivered free t< train or boat. Send orders, accompanied by draft o i P. 0., to I S. WHITE, I AitcHtiiLL Po.st Office. jjjp J] _ ! For Sale by | RICHARD A. CARR, 16, F<)RT - STREET, AUCKLAND. Agent for the JI Sydney Bone Mills Jl Send for Pamphlet entitled, "Hints t Fanners and Gardeners about Chemica ' Manures." Post free on application. > Analysis of Chemical Manures. Moisture 6.3-1 •Organic Matter 30.08 Phospate of Lin.e ... 40 Carbonate of Lime ... 3.11 Magnesia 1.32 Sulphate of Soda ... S.SO Sulphate of Lime ... 3.85 Potash 6.50 100.00 *Containiag Ammonia, 7.60 " T> UILDERS AND CONTRACTORSjO Please notice that we supply fron " our Te Rahu Mills timber of the bes' description in any quantities at the verj lowest rates. We have on hand Rusti 1 cated Weather-boarding, Matched Lining t and Flooring, Ceiling, and Ornamenta ' Battens, Skirting, Architraves, Moulding and every thing necessary ia furnishing inside work in first-class style. Orders by mail or wire energeticallj attended to, COULTHARD and GRAHAM. Te Rahu Stoam Saw and Planing 1 Mills. Te Awamntu. BUTCHERS AND OTHERS.A Large Quantity of Waste Papei on sale at The Waikaxo Times Office. t

E -! THE NEW "ZEALANDER TWINE : BINDER. , j TN asking our friends to buy from Now I X Zealand Maker*, we would point. ru I out a few of the benefits which T IC j would accrue thr»ii;rli so doinij. Dupli'y ! eates would be easier gji>t and generic ! ally cheaper; imd from the facilities iy lat our disposal—viz., our branches in j different parts of New Zealand,—we can j supply any parts of machines from any of : these branches at an hour's notice ; other j makers may, and do claim to lie able to do j this, but fanners find to their cost, and our 'd i experience bears them out, that it cannot or | ins DONE WITH IJI TOUTED MACHINES. We ! have known of cases where farmers with a to '< broken down Imtouted Binder have had to | wait a week during the busiest part of j harvest tune before they got supplied. Had or ! such been a machine of our make, it would ! have been at work within a few hours. A'l j parts of machines are numbered and acI curately duplicated, and we challenge com- _ | parison with the best imported in that Ij respect; and while asking farmers to pnr- | chase our Binder, wc may statu that it is now generally recognised that our machine is at least as g-fod as the best imported, and I much sdi'ekiou to many of them in every : requisite of a serviceable Binder. We | append a few of the many Testimonials received for our Binder; but the best T Testimonial is the fact that last year no less ■*' than 43 were sold in one district alone. Te Robe West, Waipa. Aug. 11, 1887. to The Reaper and Binder I bought from ia l you last harvest made very good work on all sorts of ground. I cut some very steep sidlings, the Binder sliding a foot at once, j and at the same time cutting and binding a i very neat sheaf. j Isaac Hodgson.' i Cknthk Bush, March 27, 188(5. j The Reaper and Binder I purchased from you this season has given me entire satisfaction. I cut and tied 110 acres in 11 days, and made a really good job. She tied well and left a good clean stubble, although some of the crop was very light, and other parts of it were good. I consider your Binder quite equal to any of the imported machines, and much lighten of draught THAN SOME THAT WKUI3 WORKING IN THE _ same paddock WITH UK. I several times worked the same team of three hotses the — j whole day, although 1 had a spare team m besidome. Iliad no steppage from time 8 t I of starting till I finished, and I am .» j thoroughly satisfied that I have a really f ! good and serviceable machine, and one that ' " ! will last me a good many seasons. 'K ; Alexandeu Suand. 5! reidTgray, : AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT Iy '■■ MANUFACTURERS, CIVIL SERVICE SUPPLY ASSOCIATION. FORMS OF APPLICATION FOR — SHARES in the above Association can ;r be obtained on application to the Manager, Waikaxo Times OHice.

[ESTABLISHED 1880.] J. S. B ° N"■ PRINTER, STATipNEB, BOOKSELLER tc NEWSVENDOR, DUKE - STREET, CAMBRIDGE. PRINTING of every description. STATIONERY (Commercial and Fancy) New Boohs I New Books ! A«E>T FOR XLIi the Auckland Papeks and The Waikaxo Timks. Australian, American and English Fublications procured to order. AGENT FOR Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society. Mutual Life Association of Australasia. Orders by letter or wire will receive prompt attention. Samples and Prices for Printing forwarded on application. J. S. BOND. CAMBRIDGE^^ J. BOTCHER.] LJ- GROOM. X OCAL INDUSTRY. Everyone interested in the prosperity of Auckland should purchase. Xocallymade Shirts and Under Clothing. And not imported, goods. See that'your draper supplies you with h v best articles, which are made by THE SHIRT AND UNDERCLOTHING MANUFACTURING CO., GREAT NORTH ROAD, AUCKLAND. A. LEMAN Manager. AR R Y KLLI S0 N, Tobacconist and Turk Commission Agent. Queen-street, Market Entrance, and Hobson-street, AUCKLAND. Commissions executed on all forthcoming events straight out and double. Tele- | grama and letters promptly attended to.