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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2896, 5 February 1891, Page 4

I IToticcs- !■ "i j"y o w pi;i>i. i- if !•: i> :| V, O N 1) S WAiKATO AND IE AROHA ALMANAC, 1891. The Alnumne i< now :-idy for d-.-livjr.v to Agents. BORDERS SOLICITED. PRICE SIXPENCE. Ask your Stationer or Storekeeper for Bond's Almanac, and if you cannot obtain a copy, the Publisher will forward j :l copy to any address in New Zealand on receipt of Sd in stamps. .1. S. T'.ON'D, Pubii.-hi-r, i J rp A I" I , 1 K 1 A W M 1 .L L j (.;. V. MULLAHS | J:-: still • I'IRST-CLA.SS RI.MU ft KAUIKATEA (ROUGH); I ■ Also, j AL L M A CHIN E STI"V Y, ! j At Lowest Rates, for iniidc work, i J)y R-iil or '■ Ail orders sent to Tiuipiri will \><: attended to at oii'jc. ; i;. I'. ! £1 T ° £4 !iy ! !!nLnsof'eh!.er sex, in their own !oe ili'.us, ;.•; work to. , us. New bn.iiucs.-;. Ali inr-i , ': witii woiiilcrlii! .-.'.lives-. Anyour i:u.;i the work. Von don't mru ciiiii'il, or about the same as none. We wiil start you. j i No space-tn c.-'-iiilaiii Ix.-re. liur yon can j iiKike a little; I'cu'tnni; honourably \ and easily. 'I'iie employment i« partien- ■■ larly adapted to the region in which tin's j I publication circulate?. P>oys .uu\ ):ii!.j earn nearly nmi-h as men. Full parlienlars anil in-slnictions mailed fn.v;. N0 , . , .- is the time —doirt delay, but write to us at: once. Stinson & Co., I'orlhnd, Maim , , ~ UniC'd States pppif nw his \Y A 1 V A . CAN NELL & CO. " A CRJCI'I/rUKA L I \ M I , ) .' • A. JU c l> LA ST EII E US' T J. MIC : 'i l> UILDE It S' J IME I I This Lime proves to be tin , best: r,;at;:- > in! for destroying: i'lirnip Fly, Orchard and other Insect Pests, Paid is aiso uio-^l eih:eUve in freeing the land from t-orre!. s ■' Good road, and secure paddocks at tiio Kilns, for the aecomniodation of f;:iU!eisending thiir own ilrays. The Lime c:ui be loaded direjt from Kilu ;il. lowest cost for cash. WILLIAM A. CWiAIIAM. ;, 1-hiiiiUon. 'JOHN PAEE, AGENT FOll ■e f,iDWAUD ',f*.7Ki;i-. & Qoy,x e hi fV U I'UJJ-K 1 have now in stoi:!-' : IMPKI-M.-VL SYv'.KDi: T; vvnviA 7 , ■ Tor Ai;]-;ui)K]iX '■-'- TUiiXIP ;* ' GKEEX - TOP AIIEUDEI , .V rr TUitxiP r * GIJEEX-TOP SCOTCH Tl'Kr"- xip Ff PKKPLE - TUP MAMMOTH ' r- , , TritxiP v > D]-;VOXSHIKE GKEYSTOXE "' TURNIP II r ,WHITE GLOBE TUEXIP COOPEIt'S HIIKEP jyiP h JC.E IiOXEDI'rST IjAWEiS' ;i0 ri:u u-:xY. BLTEi:-rriosriiATi-;s &c. &<■. s<: HASIILTOH HOUSE, HAffilLTO!! I,EXTENSION OF SADDLERY liu BUSINESS. JAMES~iIEID.. r SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER, HAMILTON EAST. & WEST, lietrs to intimate that, for the convenience of his customers and the public generally, '■ he has OPENED A JUIANCIf of his d business in those central premises lately I occupied by .). '•. Pannel!, opposite '" Gwynnc's Hotel, Haniilton West. ln .Saddle.;. Hridlrs, l!arue>--. Whips, Spurs, and i!II Suddhry iaMili-.iles in '' J -t.iek and on sale. srECiiiT. /■.TTj'.irno:: is called to nx i:.ir:iov : -J.) .-,oav: va'^-.l". i .Ml ;:u.»!s maiiula.-luied <m the pr,.'i!ii:ts. J cut) therefore Ljiiaiar.tet,- liic , ~;ulr.\ oi iii:-.:>.ri.-ij and w-jrkm.-iii.-ihip. lidlii bu-ii;e-S''s will be ui:di-r my own ;H:r:-oi:-:l sujiervisiuii. Cust'-'iivrrf wiil : i.inis h.wc thi; bnioiii oi u.'\ :!7 y-us (■.ji'-ricnce. JAMES JiEli). 0 , Jo " n P y •■: TTL Ky > E J Wholos;\lo ;?.nci llctail Butclior, ,!i jII A M 1 LT O X WE * T re (Opposite (rwynnc - :; iiotel). 1 AM' if WI!ATAW-|].\TA.