Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Waikato Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 2546, 3 November 1888, Page 2

BANKS IN WAIKATO will be CLOSED on FRIDAY NEXT, the 9th inst., (the Prince of Wales' Birthday). gPEC IA L ANNOUNCEMENT. CASH SALE. CLEAEING SALE. nn AAA WORTH TO CHOOSE i SbZ,UUU FROM. The undersigned begs to inform the public that he has bought FOR CASH, at a large discount, the whole of the splendid and well-assorted, stock of the late firui of J. HOUGHTON AND SONS, And that he will hold a Genuine Clearing Sale (Cash only) for a few weeks in their late premises, Dukc-sfcrect, Cambridge.

N.B.—The Sale will be for CASH ONLY. No goods will be booked at the Great Cash Sale Prices. VggrThe Groceries will be sold at the very lowest Cash Bates, and all the other goods will be offered at a discount of from 4s to 10s in the poimd. Every effort will bo made to sell the goods where they now are, to save removing them into my own premises. The. Sale will be under the management of Mr J. HOUGHTON, Jnr., which wifl be a guarantee that every effort possible will be made to give satisfaction, THE SLAUGHTER COMMENCED ON OCTOBER 20TII.

THOS. WELLS. T a WIS O'NEILL, Barrister and Solicitor, Waikato Times Buildings, Hamilton.

Mr J. Parr calls attention to his tea. An impounding notice from Alexandra appear! iu this issue. Messrs Sandes and Co. state they have a good assortment of fireworks. Capt. Hearne, schoolmaster, of Alexandra, is prepared to take in private pupils as boarders. Mr J. l'\ Turner, baker, &c., of Raglan, has a business notice in our advertising columns to-day.