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Waikato Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 2873, 11 December 1890, Page 3

Notices. H. HOWDEN, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, &c , VICTORIA-STREET, HAMILTON;' iS ' Christmas & New Year. lel ENTIRELY NEW STOCK FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON t3 ' Watches, Clocks, Gold & Silver Jewellery, etc. IL. And a large assortment, of articles suitable for Christmas aud New Year Gifts. tg-IT These goods were imported specially for the holiday season, per last direc steamer, so that persons purchasing may obtain the newest and most fashionabl goods at the lowest remunerative prices. 11 LARGEST STOCK IN WAIKATO TO SELECT FROM, SPECIAL LINE OF SPECTACLES FOR ALL SIGHTS ! GOGGLES AND EYE-PRESERVERS Repairs promptly attended to. Couutry orders solicited '; satisfaction guaranteed. ; WOOL 3§ WOOL. the iw mm urn & mercantile mhqy ce„ mm, Are prepared to receive CONSIGNMENTS FOR SALE in London, Auckland, oi G either of the Australian markets. Is - UNDOUBTED SECURITY. PROMPT RETURNS. UNRIVALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPOSAL. | EXPERT KNOWLEDGE, LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES, f I WOOLPACKS AND TWINE AT LOWEST CURRENT PRICES, ■, I il j For further particulars apply at the offices of the Company, Hamilton. B GEORGE W. SAKE, Agent, : BACON 4flE HAMS Crockery I Ironmongery! i FLOUR, SHARPS, BRAN, CHAFF, OATS ' Kerosene, best brand only. ISTTZEA-S, A.LL lEC I ItST ID S. HONEY IN ANY QUANTITY. , ALL KINDS OF LOLLIES AND FRUIT, j AND ; A VARIETY OF NEW GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR. New Season Garden & Flower Seeds POTATOES, ETC. i — , — &F Extract from The Waikato Times of April 3rd, 1890. - "Mr Davey's stock of groceries, etc., will bo found large and new, as owing- to the extensive business he is doing it is impossible for him to keep old goods on hand. He is content with small profits, and this being well known has secured him a large and increasing patronage." KT. DAYEY. JOHN PARR,; .»J-klmz_ pDWASD WEBB & qONS' jpROGRAMME PUEE ! MORRINSVILLE ANNUAL ATHLETIC HOME-GROWM SEEDS „5„ ; MONDAY, DECEMBER 22nd, 1890. I have now in stock : i , 'IMPERIAL SWEDE HORSE RACES : rp PURPLE - TOP ABERDEEN L HANDICAP HURDLES. One and Yf TURNIP i a-Kalf miles. Six flights, oft. Oin. m C.BEEN - TOP ABERDEEN, hi „ h . Firat horse, £7 10s; second, rl TITRNIP CI 10s. Entranes, 10s. f*H GREEN-TOP SCOTCH TUP- •_>. MAIDEN PLATE. Tliree-quaiters H"' NIP ' of a mile. Weight for age. First Tl PURPLE - TOP MAMMOTH horse, £7. Entrance, os. r~\ TURNIP iy- LOCAL RACE. One and a-lialf ,S. DEVONSHIRE GREYSTONE . »> ilcsi - E"st horse, £8 ; second, £2. I<C TUPNIP Eleven stone up. Horses that nave r lraiwrTniffi 1 TTTJ-WIP ~L' v el' started in an advertised nice r aVHTPL GLOBE PLRNII ..lloued one stone. Winners to earry i Tibs, penalty. Entrance, 10s. COOPER'S SHEEP DIP 14. MORRINSVILLE HANDICAP JOE BONEDUST i (Open). One and three-quarter miles. LAWES' 36 rait cent. SUPER-: First horse, £10; second, £1 10s. PHOSPHATES I To 00 handicapped after Nos. 1, 2 v. n , vr ,ft f . 1 and I! are run. Entrance, 10s. 15. MAIDEN HURDLES. One and i u-half miles. Over six flights, 3ft. HAMILTON HOUSE, HAMILTON. I bin. high. First horn, £7; second, _ I £i 10a. Handicap. Entrance, 10s. VICTORIA -ST., TTAMILTON. 16. FORCED HANDICAP. One mile. XI First lior.se, £3. Winners of Nos. ' 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 must nominate. — I Entrance, ss. 7. HIGH JUMP. Over bar. Firstprize, STATIONERY, FAHCY GOODS ! £3; second, JEUO«. Entrance, 6a. DEPOT & CSCAR DIVAN. |v • n condlttons. I Nok. 1, 2, 3, 1 and 5 Kir horses that I have never won an advertised race ex- ! ceeding £10 GEO C MANNING ' No - 3 f,jr liolses tliat aro ° wued witiun ' , . ' i a radius of 15 miles from Morriusville Having purchased the above business, j Kili , u . ay Scafcion, and have been the prola tely carried on by .1. «■; Pacnnell begs o ' ( preseut ownei , t;vo months, to iuforrn the inhabitants of Hamilton | A „ 00t ,., P3 c | osc 0 „ SATUKDAY, and surrounding districts that he has | rj e(!Cin ) 181 . 1.-jth. opcr.wl up a large and vatied stock of . Thp ontl .. ulc( . mo uoy, performances of NEW GOODS, consisting of Stationery, |io| . a( , a and Co i, jurs of Viders to he sent to Boohs, Toys, Fancy Goods and Cigars, t|u , iSe( , retill . y I)0t later tnilll December and Tobaucoes of all the best and leading l; ., t)) _ brands. Entries will not ba accepted unites accompanied with the necessary amount CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR of cash. r»AT?r»K Nom nators must be subscribers of not A beautiful assortment of the newest L. NELSON, designs just reei-ived. An early visit Hon. See, and inspection ""i^siSßTsi GEORGE C. MANNING traßts that I. Half-milk Handicap. First pri^e, by civility and every attention being paid 30a ; second, !os. to the requirements of tbe public, he 2. Mokeiksvillk Handicap, 2ao yards, will secure a fair share of the patronage of First prize, £2 10s; seeono 10s. the residents in and around Hamilton. 3. 440 yds. Handicap. First prize, 30s; — second, 10s. undersigned will attend all sitI. tinga of tbe K.M. Court in VVai- Entries) for all events, 2=, lid. kato; aL Cainhridgu every alternate All purformauces, with entrance lee, Saturday, at Hewitt's Hot»-I. to be sent in not later than December K. W DYER, 13' h. Solicitor, Hamilton. Mr F. Pavitt, haudioappcr. L, NELSON, MONEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE. Hon. Sac.