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Waikato Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 2854, 28 October 1890, Page 3

Auctions. KNOX fc EIDIiEB. HAMILTON AUCTION MART. Saturday, November Ist, at 1.30 p.m. The undersigned have been favoured by instructions from the Importer to sell by auction, as above, rpHE FOLLOWING CHOICE COLL LECTION OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, viz., Ottoman Couch, 4ft. 6in. Iron Bedstead, with Wire Wool Mattress to fit; 3ft. Bedstead and Wire Mattress, Folding Chair, Bamboo Stand, Pair Toilet Tables, Mahogany Toilet Glass with drawers, Chest Drawers, Chest ditto, 5 drawers; 12 Wood-seat Chairs, 2 Bamboo Tables, 2 Folding Chairs, Oriental Table Cover, 2 Oriental Antimacassars, I Rug, 2 Mats, Cheffonier, Couch, Wardrobe, Glass Dishes, 3 Toilet Services, Glassware, Afternoon Tea Set, Breakfast Set, 40 pieces; 6 Set jamjars, 3 Handsome Tea Pots, No. 4 Churn, Fruser's Patent Washing Machine, Colonial Sofa, Pair Palliasses, 6 Milk Dishes, Buckets, Scaleß and Weights, Wringing Machine, Linen Sheets, Table Covers Also, 21 Pair Childrens' Boots, Ladies' Jackets, Hats, &c. N.B.—The auctioneers would specially draw the attention of parties requiring first-class, serviceable articles to this sale. Will be on view on Thursday, aud will repay a visit. KNOX & RIDLER, Auctioneers. JOS. G. PANNELL^ STATIONER AND JjIANCY QOODS JQEALER, Victoria-street, HAMILTON. Large and Well-selected Stock ot FANCY GOODS, Suitable for Presents at all seasons. J. MISSEN, HAMILTON, J)RACTICAL gTITCHED AND pEGGED BOOT AND SHOEMAKER. A Large Stock of ready-made Enclish and Colonial BOOTS AND SHOES FOR SALE. 23T Repairs Neatly Executed. FOR EASE, COMFORT AND DURA. BILITY TRY BOOTS MADE TO ORDER BY J. MISSEN, Hamilton. PINIX LIME WORKS

W AIP A. Address : WILLIAM CANN EL L, Manager, Lime Kilns, waipa, whatayvhata, Address : WILLIAM A. 6RAQAM, Agent for Cannell & Co., HAMILTON. CANNELL & CO.'S PRICE LIST. TERMS CASH. In Fanners' Lots of one ton and upwards, sacks included, PREPAID. Delivered at Kilus ... 3s per sack In Farmers' Lota of Two Tons and upwards, sacks included, PREPAID, Delivered iu truck at any\ railway station at or | between Morriusville, I Cambridge. Te Awamutu \ 3s Gd per and Mercer, j sack Or on barge at any river I steamer landing in Wai- I kato or Waipa / 6d each will be paid for sacks returned in good order to the Kilns. For Cannell & Co., WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, Ageut. Prospectus OF TIIH WAIKATO & TE AROHA ILLUSTRATED ALMANAC, 189!. CONTENTS. In addition to most of the contents of the Almanac for IS9O, tho issue for Islll will joutain:—A description of Waik-iM from Waikato Heads to Taupo, iucludiu; Te Aroha aud Ohiuemuri district* ; articles by well-known writers senile.; foith the claims of Waikato, Te Ar»li», Raglan, and the Waitomo Caves, botli us health resorts and wonders of Nature, A legal digest has also been prepared by a solicitor of the Supreme Court of statute law specially relating to fanning pursuits. In addition to the foregeing, Farm and Garden Notes will be given, which are being prepared by Mr 0. J. Neal, of Cambridge. Views of Hamilton—Cambridge—Te Aroha—Auckland Harbor—Russell—St. Kilda—Farm Cove, Sydney—St. Andrew's Cathedral, Sydney — Hobart— Albany, N.S.W.—Cornwall, TasmaniaTown Hall, Sydney—will be given. CIRCULATION. A copy of tho book will be sent free 1o tho principal libraries and newspapers printed in the colony. The publisher guarantees a circulation of li'iOO, and every advertiser will also receive a Iron copy. It was originally intended to print 1000 copies only, but on account of the numerous orders already received, it has beer fouud necessary to increase the number to 1500. PRICE OF ADVERTISEMENTS. For full page, 20a; J-page, lis ; J-page, 6s ; any smaller than i-page will be treated as cards and charged us. A discount of 5 per cent, will be allowed on advertisements where the order is accompanied with cash. On coloured paper, page, 22s 6d ; .V-do., 14s ; i-do., 7s (id. PRICE, SIXPENCE. The IJook will be ready for delivery about the end or [ November. Agent and Canvasser: A. Foiuiks • Hamilton. J. S. BOND, : Proprietor, Cambridge, October, 1890.