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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 2982, 25 August 1891, Page 3

Mr J. McNicol's regular Ohaupo sale today. Important.—Fifty tons New Teas arrived in one week, direct from India, China, and Ceylon, for Arthur Nathan's Tea Department. This will give the public some idea of the popularity of his wonderful Teas. 2s and 2h 6d per lb ; that is all. 83 Wanteds, Ac. WANTED— A Sharp Lad. Apply Manager Waikato Times. \\T ANTED—Repairs for H. Howden T V to be left with R. B. Brown, Saddler, Tc Awamutu. WANTED — Experienced Man, to look after entire ; must also be good fencer and general hand. —W. Gardner, Rukuhia. WANTED — Twenty Good Bushfallers on Matamata Estate. Wages 6a and 7s per day. Apply to Geo. Walker, Matamata. WANTED -A Steady, Respectable Man, to milk, garden and make himself generally useful. Apply to Lewis O'Neill, Solicitor, Hamilton. WANTED— Twenty Men for drainage works on the A, A. Company's land, Waitoa ; to good men eight shillings per day will be given. Apply ou the works to O'Donoghue. WANTED— A supply of Rabbits. Rabbits, Game of any kind, and Poultry. Is 3d per pair given for Rabbits. Post Office Order returned on each consignment. — Apply, "U. 5.," Post Office, Auckland. WANTED TO SELL—First-class Timber, Furniture of every description. Shingles, Palingsand Pickets.— J. Frear, Victoria-street Timber Yards, Hamilton. WANTED KNOWN—.T. B. Harker, Watchmaker, Hamilton, has just received one gross more of those celebrated Spectacles. Call and inspect same. — Reudell and Henry, Raglan agents. W r ANTED KNOWN—Have you not known that Kincaid's has been the leading house in Cambridge for years past for best value in good Boots, Shoes, Slippers, &c. Try the Northern Brand, sold by me; once used and always used. Watertight?, first quality, 12s ; second do., 10s Oil ; Plain or Nailed Balmorals, 10s Gd and 12s (id ; Men's Best Shooting Boots, 12s (id, 13s Gil; E.S. Calf, 12s 6d ; Kid, Its ; Gents' .Shoes, in calf and kid, 10s (id and 13s; Ladies' Bals, 9a Gd ; Leglets lis Gil, in calf and kid ; Ladies' Walking Shoes, in calf and kid, 7s 6d, Ss (id and 10s; Dairy Boots. 8s 6d; Ladies' and Gents' Evening and Court .Shoes, in great variety, from 4s (id pair ; Children's Strong School Boots I have made a speciality of prices, lower than before : sizes 4 to (i, 4s 6<l ; 7 to 9, os (id ; 10 to 13, (is Oil; 1 and 2, 7s (id ; Strap Shoes, great variety, from Is lid; Ladies' and Gents' Slippers, in carpet, sewn work or plain and patent leather, from 3s fid per pair; Bluchers, 5s 6d, 6s (id and 7s Gd, best. Five per cent discount allowed for purchases of 20s and upwards. Uon't forget the address ! W. Kincaid, General Store, Victoria-street, Cambridge, next Bank New Zealand. W 'ANTED KNOWN—At Kincaid's Store, Cambridge, Sperm Candles, G.kl ; Wax do., !hl ; Bryant and May's Tin Vestas. Is 9d doz. ; Plaids, (id doz. ; White Rose Kerosene, 7s Gd tin ; Starch, s. id ; Cutrants, Gd ; Raisins, ; Derby Tobacco, 5s 6d ; Josephine, ss; Rice, Barley, and Split Teas, ."id lb ; Sago and Tapioca,3.Ul lb ; Brown and Poison's Corn Flour, Sd lb ; Best Loose Baking Powder, Is 3d lb : Salt, Soda Crystals and Whiting, 121bs for lOd ; Blue Stone, 5d ; Saltpetre, 3d ; Bycroft's Snowdrift Flour, 13s per lOOlbs: Auckland Lunch Biscuits, 3Ad lb ; Cabin Bread, 3d lb ; Wine Biscuits, ,">d ; Mixed Biscuits, Gd, etc. Nelson Moate's and Nathan's Teasare the best in market, Is 6d, Is Bd, Is lOd, 2s. per lb, try any of them for quality. Brown and Barrett's, Nelson Moate's Coffee,ls Sd lb; V. H. Cocoa, 4s 3d lb ; Fry's Cocoa, Is Gd lb ; Day and Martin's Blacking, Gd dozen; Colman's Blue, lOd lb ; B.L. Soap, 7d ; Golden Crown, large bars, 9d ; H.H. Soap, 3d ; 4 Bars Plain Soap, Is; all less by the box. Nails, Brushware, Axes, Tomahawks, Billies, Ropes, Saucepans &c., &e. W. Kincaid, Victoria-street, Cambridge, next to Bank of New Zealand. VIOLIN STRINGS.—A new stock of Genuine Padua and Ar.ribble Violin Strings, best ever shown in the district, to be obtained from J. B. Harker, Watchmaker, Hamilton. LOST— Between Hamilton and the Frank ton railway station, on Tuesday last, the SOCKET of a Buggy Lamp. Finder please leave at this office. RECEPTION TO MR HENRY REYNOLDS. A MEETING of the Committee will be held in The Waikato Times Buildings at 3 o'clock TO-MORROW, to make final arrangements in connection with the Banquet. C. J. W. BARTON, Hon. Sec. COX'S CASH SALE CLOSES ON SATURDAY, 29th INST. WORTH MORE 3J 1 OV/ GOODS Must be sold to make room for large SPRING PURCHASES. MARVELLOUS REDUCTIONS IN REMNANTS, ULSTERS, &c., &c. N. 11. COX, HAMILTON EAST AND WEST. J" R. E. HATKIUK, General Draper & Clothier, HAMILTON. ANY PERSON found TRESPASSING with do ;s on tho Kereone Estate will be PROSECUTED. •J-iMES GORDON.