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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 2742, 8 February 1890, Page 4

J. H. Dalton, Tailor, 210, Queen-street, Auckland. i' ' I give the best FIT, VALUE, and FINISH in the Colony for . CASH_ ONLY I NO-CREDIT I § Suits to order £2 10 0 Suits to order £3 15 og^ Suits to order.., 215 0 Suits to order 4 0 0 I A S il "h Suitstoorder 30 01 Suits to order ... ■! 5 0 -4i<^-» .•■// A Suitstoorder... ...... 35 0 Suits to order •;•; 410 ° (W\\\ 'K\k ' ci •_ _ i n,a Extra' Pair of Trousers with each Suit, I, S | v ,\ iUM __L_°______ _:" ...•:•... -1 mmematenilifdwred. j=! Jβ^ 7" J XB' Extra trousers with Each Suit. l\ "k/ lv__ ;.. J WHITE VOK I'AXTEKN.S A>'D SELV-MEASUREMEMT FOKMS. \s i ■ ', i fef;' iis| Trousers to measure 012 6 Trousers to measure £1 1 0 \ u \ >~ ' tifJ pj| Trousers to measure 015 0 Trousers to measure 12 0 ■ j I : \*■■'.[ i ; '.[ I Trousers to measure ... ... 017 0 Trousers to measure... ... 15 0 \ -4* -"i ! :f'"| fe ! Trousers to measure 018 0 SI "' i vj'j . _. t i i '£•:■'■ -■■&_««*?„ I pay over £5000 sterling' per year for wages. X \ * I ' I pay over £5000 sterling per year for Colonial Tweeds, this monev t |/_W_ i bei »S « New Zealand.

j OUVJfcIiT LfUAXS, I v ■ T. &d s. <&c co., (LIMITED), HARDWARE MERCHANTS. i ■ ■ ■ . T. & S. MORRIN & CO., Limited. Invite Inspection of their Large and "Varied Stock of Agricultural 'implements and "Dairy Requisites. I AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS FOR SEASON. Large Variety of Best Makes in Stock, comprising— Horusby Mowers, ! ' _-___s___i ; * Eiio'lisli Swathe Rakes I . ° , i English Tumble Bake?, American Hand Hay Hakes, Horse-Hoes iincl Cultivators, Seed Drills for Garden [ Turnips and Mangolds, Corn Planters (several makes), Bone Mills (for poultry and farm), Hay Forks, Reap Hooks, Scythes, Swaths, and every requisite for farm work. i Catalogues and Full Particulars may be obtained from ! T, & S. MORRIN & CO., Limited, J FURNISHING IRONMONGERS, YYliolesale : High-street. Retail: Queen-street. Auckland °

MANURES. MANURES. ilvP R. T. M ttLAl! ' I OF TE AWAMUTU, I Begs to advise his friends that he has ! accepted from the NEW ZEALAND DRUG COMPANY ! ! the agency (for the Te Awamutu district) j for the sale of their Manures. i ■ Bonedust, Superphosphates, Sul- | phate of Ammonia, &c. 1 Priue lists and copies of analyses on i application. I NEW SWEDE SEEDS! FROM ; CARTER'S, LONDON, I A T> RIME O AMPLE. j Also, I PURPLE -TOP AND GREEN-TOP ! ABERDEEN TURNIP ; AND RAPE. egT All Gkncine. Goon. Keliaju,k ! Seki>. R. T. MILLAR, SEED MERCHANT, TE AWAMUTU. W" ANTED KNOWN — That the | undersigned has now to liayfl an , entirely new and splendidly selected stock of the above celebrated brand of I Booia and Shoes, in Children's, Ladies' i and Gents', in great variety, a(. prices to ; meet the times. A nimble sixpence is j better than a slow shilling. j F. J. SANDERS, j Victoria-street, Cambridge. j N,]3,—The Kapai Brand is acknow- | ledseil by competeut judges to be without ,' a rival. I JJwfca to inaeourei, q_(] rajmira as usuaU

Sα BUY IN G I CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR % CARDS, I OR SEASONABLE PRESENTS, I invite my friends aud the Waikato • public generally to inspect my stock— quite the largest and most complete in I the Waikato district, comprising the I newest importations in CHRISTMAS ATCD NEW YEAR CARDS! : VASES ! GAMES OK ALL SORTS ! CIUCKETING MATERIALS DOLLS AT ALL PRICES j VANCY 'FLOWER POTS : FANCY CUPS AND SAUCERS ; CANDLESTICKS : FANCY & GHXERAL STATIONERY ! of All Dkschictions MECHANICAL AND MIXED TOY'S ! JAPANESE GOODS I PHOTO AND MS. ALBUMS DRESSING CASKS ■ PHOTO FRAMKS I LADIES' AND GEXTS' HANDBAGS WPJTIN(} DESKS, WORK BOXTCS.' ,FANCY SOAPS AND PERFUMERY 1 HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES ! VIOLINS IN CASE. VERY CHOICE : AND CHEAP I LETTS' AND COLLINS , ) diaries y 1090 I BRETT'S ALMANACS j lU " U i CIGARS, CIGARETTES AND TOBA C COES OF CHOICEST BRANDS MEERSCHAUM PIPES AND CIGAR ! HOLDERS, SILVER-MOUNTED I i BRIAR PIPES, CIGARETTE j HOLDERS CHILDREN'S ANNUALS FOR 1889. LAWN TENNIS RACQUETS, ETC. j JOS. G. PANNELL, ! STATIONER AND FANCY GOODS DEALER, j I VICTORIA-ST., HAMILTON. j FARMERS and others who require a j first-class CAMBRIDGE ROLLER | i can be supplied at a price that cannot fail I to satisfy the purchaser. For price, I quality and workmanship, they are not to be surpassed. Also, our PLOUGH - SHARES are pronounced by those who use them to be | the ciikai'est and ltiiST iu the market. They aro a perfect fit for any plough the R.S. Share will fit. They are also much | stronger than those imported. j Apply to I BEANEY, MARKS AND CO., J Engineers, Irox and Buash Foundeus, i Etc., ARCH HILL, AUCKLAND. OHAUPO J TJ-MB Ell TL/r 1 L L 3 ; i. ±V& [ Orders seat i-o the undersigned for : ROUGH OR WORKED RIMU OR KAHI- ' KATEA TIMBER • will receive prompt attention. ; 1 Timber, delivered by rail or road, at ! lowest prices. ' ■ , I v KUSABS AND SONS, j OHAUPO. !

PARIS EXHIBITION AND THE WORLD-FAMED ; •■'TOWER TEA. ,, I " I , he whole tea arrangements of the ' Exhibition are entrusted to The Great i Tower Street Tea Company, Limited." — ! Labour Tribune, July tith,' ISSi.I. <: The Shah of Persia and President '. Carnot pronounced Tower Tea very good." 3 I " Tower Tea was furnished at the Eiffel ' Tower, and at the Criterion and American i Restaurauts of Messrs Spiers and Pond." , i — riciorial World, October 10th, I SSI). I '■ One of the big sights at the English section of the Paris Exhibition is the j ) I Indian Palace. The chief exhibitor is ! The Great Tower Street Tea Company, , Limited. I ' —-London Star, May 7th, ISS9. i 1 li Packets of Tower Tea have been ; : scattered through every country in the ■ ■ ' world.''—Pictorial World. Ort. 10. 188' J. j I "We find the samples of Tower Tea ; I supplied to the visitors of the Paris j i Exhibition, strong, fragrant, and refresh: j I iug. :, —Labour Tribune, July Cth, ISS9. [ 1 ; USJ'IIKCHDENTED S-'l-'C'ESS Oh , TOWER , j I'EA AT THE PABJS ExiIIIUTiOX. ' ; "From the description we have given | I of The Great Tower Street Tea Company's ; ' i exhibits, and the enterprise which has j ' i been displayed in the construction and j ■ maintenance of the Palace, we feel certain | I that there will be general approval of the i : award of a gold medal for the Pavilion, and a Silver Medal for their Tea, this i latter being the Highest Award that was i ; given in this class."—Pictorial World, ! October 10th, 18S9. j Over 250 Millions of cups of TOWER j : TEA are...consumed annually in the . United Kingdom. Sole Wholesale Agents for New Zealand : j I VVM. SHERA _ CO., Wellesley - street East, Auckland. : BONEFLOUR & DUST, j ', T>URE BONEFLOUR may be now j i -"- obtained at nnr Mill, Ngnruawahia. j Orders addressed there will receive imme- I ■ diate attentiou. i I W. S. LAURIE & CO. i 21st February, 1887. j ! N B —Bones bought in any quantity, j J ■ j I O O Y C E, ! ! \j, l> i ; "WAIKATO" : : steam: biscuit _?actoe.y, I CAMBRIDGE, ; 1 is now prepared to supply the trade with i I a FIRST-CLASS ARTICLE at the I j lowest remunerative price. j i Price Hat on application. All orders I I entrusted to me will receive prompt | \ attention. | r j I i-T Encourage Local Industry. VI.«I ING CARDS printcfl, equal to oo{M)e_i>late., at Waikato Timeß uitice