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Waikato Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 2852, 23 October 1890, Page 1

Notices. DUNEDIN EXHIBITION AWARDST" 1 ' ~ ' i First Prize for High-class Tailoring. First Prize for Lady's Riding Habit. First Prize and Special First Prize for Style and Finish. First Prize for Artistic Cutting. These were all the First Awards given in High-class Tailoring at the New, Zealand and South Sea Exhibition, held at Dunedin. 1 Taken from The Te Aroha News :—" Mr J. H. Dalton, the well-known Tailor, of Queen street, Auckland, has been very successful at .the Duuedin Exhibition, taking the following awards:-First award for High. Class Tailoring; first award for Lady's Riding Habit, first and special award for superior Style and Finish, first award for Artistic Cutting. In fact he has taken all the first awards given for High Class Tailoring at the Exhibition. Mr Dalton's reputation for high class work at a price within the reach of all, has long been established in the North Island ; and his success at the Exhibition above referred to shows that he can more than hold his own in open competition with all comers." PRICE LXST. ' Suit to order, with Extra Trousers ... £2 10 0 Suit to order, with Extra Trousers ... £3 10 0 Suit to order, with Extra Trousers ... 215 0 Suit to order, with Extra Trousers ... 315 0 Suit to order, with Extra Trousers ... 3 0 0 Suit to order, with Extra Trousers ... 4 0 0 Suit to order, with Extra Trousers ... 35 0 Suit to Order, with Extra Trousers ... 410 0 Suit to order, with. Extra Trousers,. £4 15s. J. H. DALTON, Tailor, 210 Queen-street, Auckland. T. <Sc S. J&OttTbTJST CO., (LIMITED), Call attention to large Shipments of Agricultural Implements & General Ironmongery, Just Landed, comprising— "THE FARMER'S FAVOURITE" FERTILISER, CORN & TURNIP DRILLS. azrcnsro-AJST's BRAIN SEED AND MANURE DRILLS 7 CLAY'S CULTIVATORS. Bonemills (for hand and power), New and Improved Disc Harrows, Climax Cutaway Harrows, Hornsby s Single-furrow Ploughs, Hornsby's New Double-furrow Ploughs, American Turnwrist and Eagle Ploughs, Pumps and Hydraulic Rams,, in great variety, by English and American Makers. APPLE-PARERS, CIDER MILLS, FRUIT JARS.. Every Class of Hardware in Stock. Retail Premises: Queen-street. Wholesale: High-street, Auckland /GENUINE /CLEARING \jr enuine Clearing BY APPOINTMENT TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE EARL OF CASH SALE ONSLOW. ok ALL WINTER DRAPERY. NOTICE. MILNE AND CHOYCE " Are now holding a CLEARING SALE THE ART, OR GIFT, OF TEA-TASTING WINTER GOODS atreduc- • Is only known to about One out of every 200,000; _0 TEA-BLENDIN Gr The following few quotations will To One out of every 500,000 of the European population of the world ; so what must NELSONj MOATE & CO.'S ,i>cckl ____ mm—~t •mm. —F— . Plush Pelerines, special line, 50 off I J I U 1 I J t J j Bonnets and Hats, trimmed and uu_J_*U _I_>l I /KJ b 1 trimmed in ladies and child's, | 45 to 75 off j Ribbons, various, 40 to 75 off (a very The Great Name, and the constant and increasing demand for j g OO j ]; ue wide sash Ribbon Is NELSON, MOATE & CO.'S TEAS i Dress Mantle Ornaments and . Trimmings, in black and Has certainly led to a lot of dealers in all sorts of wares packing teas, thinking the | coloured, 75 off public will be satisfied with them ; but as it is well known that anyone can I Hosiery, in ladies and child's, much buy tea and pack it in packets with an elaborate label and big uamo, reduced we do not wonder at the public refusing to buy these mixtures. Dress Goods generally ; also, Velveteens, Plushes, Mantle and No better proof of the popularity of Ulster Cloths, 25 to 50 off NELSON, MOATE & CO.'S TEAS Aprons and Pinafores, from Is up Is required than the fact that MILNE AND CHOYCE THEY IMPORTED OVER A FOURTH OF THE WHOLE OF THE Auckland. SSttP DDMNO NELSON, MOATE & CO., g§ Having the Largest Stock of CHINA, INDIAN & CEYLON TEAS, p«™t SIS: 1890. The Public can depend upon getting the Best Value and Selection. T> UTT E R KEGS. ]P| EED S, NOT WORDS. ; CLAUDELANDS NURSERY, _£> . JIJ | HAMILTON EAST. The undersigned begs to inform his TVROWN BARRETT & CO. I customers that ho has on hand a large ' Now Ready for Transplanting : stock of well-seasoned TOTARA BUT- „ . , a Tmroe Collection ok TER KEGS, hooped in galvanised iron. Having floated our Packet leas sue- A ST sHFT TFR AND These kegs received special mention at eessfully, we intend for a time to spend FRUIT. FORJiST SUhLTEH the Horticultural Show, Cambridge. the profit made by that branch with our ORNAMENTAL IRI<,ES, To be had of all the leading store- supporters—casting bread upon the R oses , Azaleas, K-kododeiidrons, i keepers. ? vaters and looking for our harvest when JJEDGE PLANTS. ; A.WILLIAMS, business in New Zealand improves, ioi RHUBARB ROOTS, ETC. 1 Cooper Ngaruawahia. this purpose we will give away during , — December and January next about 9,500 TMUT Twn FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS. Prizes to the Purchasers of our Famous .fe* INol. JjCIIUJN Vil.ijJJ. Packet Teas. So as to distribute these - . > 834 Acres of LAND, three miles Suitable Presents liberally, we intend Tho Trade ouppliccl. from Lichfield Railway Station, placing Fifteen Prizes in each case of The land is of first-rate quality, Tea. (GEORGE MASON, and good* it? ' BROWN, BARRETT & CO., <0P HAM°ILTON EAST.°"'' i Apply to rnf'Ff'UMßE Tea, Coffke, and Spice Mkhoiiants, j J >J Hamilton, AUCKLAND. Pricc Lists on application.