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Waikato Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 2831, 4 September 1890, Page 4

Notices. W. E. M EARB "' IMPORTER OF BOOKS, MUSIC AND STATIONERY. Onleni received for English ami American Papers and Periodicals.. Young Laiiit'i.' .Journal, IS< per year, posted. How to Main* the Farm Pay, "70 pages, 140 illustrations, po*t free, for 7a (id Victim, Boosey's, and Cavendish Music Books, potted, Is 3d. Chnppcll'a Moliiiwk Christy Music Books, posted, la Gd. Music for Concertina, Flute, Violin, &c. Sunday at Home and Leisure Hour, post free, 8j Gd ; back volumes, post free, 6s 6d ; Young England, 7s 6<i ; Chatterbox, 4s 9d ; Little Folks, 5s ; Little Wide Awake, ss; Child's Own, 2s ; Children's Friend, 2s 6d ; Child's Companion, 2s Gd ; McMillan's Colonial Library, by best authors, post free, 3s Id each ; Library Scries, post free, Is 7d, four for Gs; Every Week, 3s 6d ; London Journal, 6.1 6d, back volumes us ; Family Herald Supplements, 20 complete tales, 4s; Novelettes, 13 complete talcs, 2s 6d; British Workman, 2s u'd ; Band of Hope, Is 9d. Any of above sent post free on receipt of postal note or stamps to required amount. Any Book or Music not in stock will be procured to order from London if required. W. E. HEARS, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER AND MUSIC SELLER, 2LG IJUEEN-STREET. AUCKLAND. rpE A WAMUTU TTOTEL, TE AWAMUrU. The undersigned begs to return sincere thanks to the inhabitants of the Waikato and the travelling public for the kind patronage that lias been bestowed on him for the last twenty years as hotelkeeper in the district, and begs to inform the public that, having failed to dispose of the hotel to a suitable person, he has therefore decided to carry on the business of the said hotel himself, and will spare no expense or trouble to uphold the high reputation the hotel has always enjoyed, Wines and Spirits of tub Veky Best Bbands. HORSES & BUGGIES ON HIRE. HENEY LEWIS, Owner and Proprietor. JCB* Note the address : SECOND HOTEL FROM THE KAIL WAY STATION', OI'I'OSITK THK ]\>.ST-om(!K. GENUINE /CLEARING ENUiNE Clearing CASH SALE ov ALL WINTER DRAPERY. MILNE AND CHOYCE Are now holding a CLEARING SALE of the BALANCE of their WINTER GOODS at reductions varying from 20 to 75 per cent.

The following few quotations will show the sweeping reductions made :— Black Cloth Jackets, 33/, off Ulsters, Ladies and Child's, ;{3 : l , off Mantles, off Dressing Gowns, 33 J- ofV Plush Mantles, fur-trimmed, special line, iJO off I'lusli Pelerines, special line, 50 off Bonnets and Hats, trimmed and uiitrimmed in ladie3 and child's, 45 to 7') off Ribbons, various, 40 to 75 off (a very good line wide sash Ribbon Is a yard) Dress and Mantle Ornaments and Trimmings, in black and coloured, 75 off Hosiery, in ladies and child's, much reduced Dress Goods generally : also, Velveteens, Plushes, Mantle and Ulster Cloths, i:> to r>o off Aprons and Pinafores, from Is up MILNE AND CHOYCE Auckland. THOMAS QUALTROUGH, TDUTCHER, &c, VICTOKIA-KTKKEr, HAMILTON WEST. T. Q. desires to thank the inhabitants of Hamilton and the settlers around the district for the liberal support ac corded to him since he started in business, and now begs to inform them that he will at all times supply meat of first quality at reasonable prices. THOMAS QUALTIIOUGH. January, ISSB. IJLANTING QEASON, i QAA .L LANTING OEASON, lOtfU. CLAUDELANDS NURSERY, HAMILTON RAST. Now Ready for Transplanting : A Lakok Collkction ok FRUIT, FOREST, SHELTER AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, Roses, Azaleas, Rhododendrons, HEDGE PLANTS, RHUBARB ROOTS, ETC. tigp AN INSPECTION INVITED. The Trade Supplied. GEORGE MASON, (Opposite Railway Station), HAMILTON EAST. tST Price Lists on application. TO THE RAGLAN AND KAVVHIA I SETTLERS. All persons who arc subscribers to the Medical Fund raised on behalf of keeping a medical attendant in the district will have the benefit of his attendance free ; medicines only to be paid for. Tkrms Strictly Cash. AUGUSTE BAY, Dispensing Chemist. To Mata, 16th February, ISSf).