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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 2652, 11 July 1889, Page 4

Notices. GOOD NEWS FOR WAIKATO! REVOLUTION INThEWATCH TRADE! The Middle Man Crushed Out! I>Y BUYING DIRECT, and CASH PAYMENTS, lam enabled to supply the ) public at wholesale prices for cash only. A Grand New Stock to select from, consisting of JEWELLERY, WATCHES, PLATE, CLOCKS, &c. /QEND P.O. Order, or Postal Notes for j2-4r : -4r : O O and Is for rail or postage, and receive per return, PITT 1 rA T w ' t ' l P ilal 'autee, onf! °f &ULOIAL, ROTHERHAM , S MAGN | FICENT HUNTING TO { LEVER WATCHES' (Open faces, with heavy flat crystal glasses, same price). WAIKATO ! Cs. lAt 4 guineas, this is the Cheapest Watch in V New Zealand. ifjg" SILYER ALBERTS, stamped in every link, Ss !hl, 10s Gd, 12s 6d, 15s Cd, being 50 per cent, under usual retail prices. "W". SIKZIEJLTIEiS., 138 QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND (EXACTLY OPPOSITE JONES', SADDLER'. "Tl I WHY WEAR IMPORTED SHODDY? I 2 QP I QEND 12s 6d, 15s Gd, 17s Gd, or 20s Gd, with t_J to nj g ; kj waist, seat, and inside leg measure, and we will ; L J J~_ i j forward by post a pair of COLONIAL TWEED PS FHi ' TK-OUSERS made to measure. HH \J I FIT AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. ' ■ h-4 \—~9 Patterns and Self measurement Forms free on applica- , pV \/ tion. We append a few leading prices :— ! yj Aj h~A ONEHUNGA TWEED SUITS, to measure ... £3 0 0 j 1 l FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS SUITS „ ... 3 3 0 j LJ BEST TWEED SAC SUITS „ ... 317 6 j ™ "J Money cannot buy better! j l_j lJ _ (0 Why pay more! H L£,J !| TWEED OVERCOAT, to measure £2 0 0 lJ >-* l\ ; TROUSERS (ALb WOOL) „ 010 fl | H /** v~v ! „ (BEST TWEED) „ 1 0 G | y«4 I j RIDING HABIT, to measure 3 8 0| N 6w * I V-/ ' 1 Ud >l ™ We send experienced assistants to take measures, on |K ■* L 1 I j | application, free of charge. [ £>■ H ■ M j ■! Fit, Style, and Durability Guaranteed. J- ?W M; G. McBRIDE, 3 Hi : (THE AUCKLAND CLOTHING COMPANY), r J ; IMPORTER, MERCHANT TAILOR, , ._ n LJ ij NAVAL AND MILITARY CONTRACTOR, g_ B L j : THE LARGEST TAILORING CONCERN IN NEW i; ZEALAND ! i| 2* *""* !; HEAD OFFICE : CUSTOMS-STREET EAST (Opposite Railway Sick Entrance), I g t AUCKLAND. | ■ g j BRANCH: QUEEN-STREET (opposite Union Bank), | ?* £> || AUCKLAND. | READ, MARK, LEARN, INWARDLY DIGEST^ THE FINEST BAKING POWDER IN THE WORLD IS 1 THE ' BAKING POWDER MANUFACTURED from the. PUREST ami MOST WHOLESOME IN OItEDIENTS. It is one of the most important discoveries ever made by mankind, because it conduces so much to the healr.h of families. PUDDINGS WITHOUT TEAST. BREAD WITHOUT YEAST. PASTRY WITH LESS BUTTER. DIRECTIONS FOR USE. TO MAKE BREAD. —To evory pound of Hour add a large teaspoonful of the Baking Powder, the usual quantity of salt with each pound of flour, in a dry state : then pour on about half-a-pint of cold water or milk, mix quickly into a dough of the same consistence as when using yeast, liking care not to knead it more than necessary. It is mo.it important that the oven should be sufficiently hot. PASTRY, PIS CRUSTS, &2. —Mix about half-a-tcaspoon!ul of the Powder with a pound of flour, thon work in about half the usual quantity of butter, dripping, or lard. PLUM. SUET, and OTHER PUDDINGS should never be made without it. A teaspoonful to a pound of flour makes thorn both light and digestible, and effects a great saving in eggs and butter. NORFOLK DUMPLINGS.—Prepare as for Bread, put into boiling water immediate'y. and boil twenty minutes without taking the lid off. SCONES. —Use same quantities as for Bread, using sweet miik or water. COPY OF ANALYTICAL REPORT. Laboratory, Hobson-strect, Auckland, June El, 1834. " 1 have sampled the Baking Powder in the bulk, prepared by Mr John Buchanan, Merchant, Auckland, and have analysed the same and find the constituents pare and well-proportioned. " The result of my examination proves this article to be superior to any either imported or eolonially prepared thai has been submitted to me, and I can, therefore, confidently recommend it to the public." (Signed) J. A. TOND, Colonial Analyst. Manufactured and Sold Wholesale by E. BUCHANAN & CO., TEA, COFEEE, AND SI'ICE MERCHANTS, RETAIL BY STOREKEEPERS GENERALLY. rim ber. |Seeds! Manures ! : 1" have arranged to meet the times RANQIAOHIA \ by allowing purchasers of r . ,r T „„ BONEDUST and SUPERPHOSPHATES, &c, )LANING — ■ -— a Liberal Discount for CASH Payments. ]\/f ILLS, shkd OATS—Black and White i-T-l WHEAT—Southern and Local CLOVER SEEDS of all aorta GRASS SEEDS TURNIP, MANGOLD, CARROT, ORDERS sent to the undersigned for MUSTARD and GARDEN SEEDS. ROUGH or WORKED TIMBER will receive immediate attention, and will be Ngaruawahia and Australian Bonedust supplied well cut, &c, and at lowest and Flour, Lawes] Superphospates, 11 j Dissolved Bones, Guanos (Peruvian prices. ; an d Coral Queen), Mixtures COULTHARD & GRAHAM, for Green and Turnip Crop. Te Awamutu. Fcocl oatSj Chaffi Wheat, Bran, Sharps, J. W. ELLIS, Flour, Wire (Plain and Barbed), Puriri Kihikihi. and Totara Posts, Drain Tiles and Pipes, Sacks and Woolpacks, Twine, &c, &c. GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. JAMES EYBUJtN, OOOO.A- TK awamutu and ohaupo. BREAKFAST. «By a thorough knowledge of the natural j «J Utl IN 1 AKK, Ihwh which govern the operations of di- j SEEDSMAN AND Hefcotod cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our \ M flMIinC MCPPUfIMT breakfast tables with a delicately-flavoured : IVlflNUnt mtnUHrtNl. beverage which may save us raauy heavy doctor's bills. It is by the judicious use ! of such articles of diet that a constitution irvwwAT TKONMONGFRV AND may bo gradually built up until strong # _J.liiNiiK.AL, I KUJNiMUINLrIiKX AINU enough to resist every tendency to disease. -*- lluiulreds of subtle maladies are floating f~A ROCERIES. around us ready to attack wherever thero \JT is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortiHf.d with miro blood and a properly nourished lr.«ne."-Seo article in the AGENT FOR EDWARD WEBB AND <7ml Service Gazette. SONS Made .imply with boiling water HOME . GROWN SEEDS _ Sold in 41b. packets by Grocers, > labelhul thus • JU3T ARRIV ED BY THE ALASTOR, JAMES EPPS & CO., HO \I(150PAT"IIIC CHEMISTS, j 3 Tanks of Clover Seeds, from I.ONDON RNGT.AND. Ed. Webl) & Sons. ('1 (iOODMAN, Horse Trainer, Te , Best Colonial Perennial Ryegrass J % Awamutu, for many years resi- ; l.est Colonial Italian Ryegrass dentin Auckland, has now established | Best Colonial Cocksfoot himself at Te Awamutu, and is prepared Napier Fescue to break in young horses, and also to Barbed and Plain Fencing Wires clip horses upon the most approved Walker's Iron Fencing Rollers. principles. Address : Mr If. Lewis, Te Awamutu. HAMILTON HOUSE, HAMILTON.