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Notices. DUNEDIN EXHIBITION AWARDS. 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 tlic First Awards given in Ilijih-class Tailoring at the New Zealand and South Sea Exhibition, held at Duncdiu. Taken from The Tc Arolia News "MrJ. H. Dalton, the well-known Tailor, of Queen street, Auckland, has been very successful at the Duuctlin Exhibition, taking the following awards :—First award for High Class Tailoring ; first award for Lady's Riding: Habit, lirst and special award for superior Style and Finish, first award for Artistic Catting. In fact ho has taken all the first awards given for High Class Tailoring at the Exhibition. Mr Dalton's reputation for high class work at a pricc within the reach of all, has long been established in the TvorLli Island ; and his success at the Exhibition above referred to show 3 that he can more than hold his own in open competition with all comers." PRICE LIST. Suit to ol'dur, with Extra Trousers ... .£2 10 0 Suit to order, with Extra Trousers ... £:> 10 0 Suit to order, with Extra Trousers ... - "JH 0 Suit to order, with Extra Trousers ... uls 0 Suit to order, with Extra Trousers ... • > 0 0 | Suit to order, with Extra Irouscrs ... 1 0 0 Suit to order, with Extra Trousers ... 3 0 ( Suit to order, withJixtra Trousers ... 110 0 Suit to order, with Extra Trousers, £4 Iss. J. H. DALTON, Tailor, 210 Queen-street, Auckland. T. &C S. &C CO, (LIMITED), Call attention to large Shipments of Agricultural Implements & General Ironmongery. Just Landed, comprising— "THE FARMER'S FAVOURITE" FERTILISER, CORN & TURNIP DRILLS. JDTTItT O-A-InPS GRAIN, SEED AND MANURE DRILLS CLAY'S CULTIVATORS. JJonemilLs (lor liand and power), New and Improved Disc Harrows, Clmiax. Ce.tawuy Harrow,s, llornsby s yiiiglu-liUTmy Plouylis, IToruaby s New J)oubJc-Uu'i'ow I iouglis, American Turnwrist ami Eagle Ploughs, Pumps and Hydraulic Kams, 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 --- I npo THE RAGLAN AND Iv AW HI A A SETTLERS. All persons who are subscribers to the -r TT -, THT. iv riuip ijadt ni? I Medical Fund raised on behalf of keeping BY APPOINTMENT TO II Iri EXCELLENCY IHE EAIiL Oi j a me(lical attendant in the district will ONSLOW. ; have the benefit of his attendance free; I medicines only to be paid for. ; Terms Sthictly Cash. —fv-r" v r-i-i -p f —•! -rp AUGUSTE BaY, _I_Nl -JL X J—J • Dispensing Chemist, ' Te Mata, 16th February, 1889. THE ART, OR GIFT, OF TEA-TASTING | Is only known to about Oue out of every 200,000; I T E A-B L E N D I N (i iMIMMBi To One out of every 5011,000 of the European population of the world :so what inuat j J. ■ the public think of the many in New Zealand that have only | ; ,!kgpgt>||| 1 April. l |M||a| found it out since the success of i : r - p iss PPsS NELSON, MOATE & CO.'Si BLEHDS. ! I The Croat Name, and the constant aud incrcauiug demand for j f(Clfcßteg' H NELSON, MOATE * 00.-8 TEAS ! jpgg OMg M wmM buy tea and pack it in packets with au elaborate label and big name, » 'M g&tfliftflOTMt l|9 wc do not wonder at the public refusing to buy these mixtures. j i jjgjgl mj || No better proof of the popularity of Iflhsimm *ty£Hr JS® NELSON, MOATE & CO.'S TEAS Is required than the fact that j '"»Sfl ;ii|i!ij||||f C 5 TWT-V IMPORTED OVER A FOURTH OF THE WHOLE OF THE 1 ®ja^S sir ™ NELSON, MOATE & CO., ; Having the Largest Stock of I jj v CHINA, INDIAN & CEYLON TEAS,) The Public can depend upon getting the Heat "V alue and Selection. j " "• ' gUTTISR KEG S. j J ' lß DS ' NOT WOIID 8- j y"o~H N OUGIAS, Tho undersigned begs to inform his j BROWN, BARRETT & CO. j • -„ f i a*\ uobsobb W»mom fi-niii.r.l Mho-' 'V'lbr'dgfe. ; fie profit Blade by that branch with oar ! , I Bapp-orteiß-casti/g broad uyon tbo j INVE2'X'IKG -UjEJJT, , '' " ! waters aud looking for our harvest vlisk , keL *l ,ttA 4 'i\ iLLI'VMS, ' busiueua iu New Zealand improves. TV ! Valuator and Bat'eju, Cooper Ngui uawuhia. : thin purpose wo will ,-ive. away during . Guvmuuwut liamrauuc - - - « J)eciiuabcr uud Jauimry next about 9,000 : ° tiau •» -i• _ FOR SALE on EASY TERMS, j IVizea to tho J'uruliascra of our Famous ° * ! Packet Teas. So as to distribute these ».UEEiVSTIUWT, AUOKLANI*. B'll Acres of LAND, three miles Suitable Presents liberally, we lutein! from Lichlield Railway Station, placing -Fifteen Prizes iu cach ease of Tim land ia of first-rato quality, Tea. .. . all plou"liable, well wateiuil, : Property Liata on application. aud good road to it. BROWN, BARRETT & CO., t VjEINTINU- of all kiuda done neatly Awily to WDCECUMBK TilA, CWije, a.nij Briub'MtuciiAM'S, Iff at The Waiknto Timea Office, u Haadltou. ! AUCKLAND. * Hamilton.

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Waikato Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 2866, 25 November 1890, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Waikato Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 2866, 25 November 1890, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Waikato Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 2866, 25 November 1890, Page 1

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