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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 2985, 1 September 1891, Page 3

Notices. BROKEN" NICKEL BITS STIRRUPS AND SPURS brazed and repaired, and made as STRONG AS NEW. HI. HOWDEHST, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER & OPTICIAN, HAMILTON, Agent for the London anil Berlin I'iano Importing Co.] BREADI 3d.— 21b. Loaf— 3d. ft " BACON & HAMS. : w 9 Flour —Best [{rands Only.' 2 W | H SOAPS OF ALL ICJLNDS. | 5J Tea, in Packets, Tias& Half-chests, ® ® ONIONS, OATS, POTATOES, BRAN, SHARPS *£< AND CHAFF. i—l >»< YATES' RELIABLE GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS. WT 150° KEROSENE ° j Still at same price, and only WHITE ROSE kept. And a Variety of General Goods too numerous to mention. . £V 3 Chocolates of all hinds ! Lollies all hinds ! Fruit, all varieties in season ! M o /V*| r 3H SLAVEY thanks all customers and friends, and JLi« 8 • jLJ begs to say that he is, and will be always •* | to the fore in prices and goods. ■M BREAD~! %| If 3d. — 21b. Loaf — 3d. Yr STOCKTAKING SALE." CAMBRIDGE CO-OP. ( BARGAINS IN GROCERY ! ) BARG AINS IN CROCKERY! iSf ( BARGAINS IN IRONMON(fERY ! ) BARGAINS IN DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES ! For the purpose of reducing our heavy stock, I have decided to hold a CLEARANCE BALE FOE ONE MONTH prior to our annual stocktaking, and as a great effort will be made to cleai a lot of stuff, wc shall offer in each department exceptional bargains to effect that purpose ; and, further, a SPECIAL DISCOUNT will be allowed on all cash purchases of £1 and upwards of 3s in the £ off Drapery, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Ironmongery Shelf Goods, and Paperhangings, and 5 per cent, off Groceries. A CALL IS SOLICITED, and when you call ask to see the following Special Lines :— GROCERY (Special Lines, ask to see tliom)Biscuits, Jams and Jellies, Pickles, Worcester Sauce, Kerosene. DRAPERY : Dress Goods, Ladies' Jackots, Maids' Ulsters, Hosiery. BOOTS of every description : Yery Lest vniuo over offered in the district. IRONMONGERY (Special Lines): Lamps, Enamelled Ware, Job Lot Tiuware (wholesale prices), Cutlery, finish ware, Galvanised Tubs and Buckets, Milk Pans (very strong). Matheson's Planes, &c. CLOTHING : Try our Saddle Tweod Trousers—Try our Onekunga Suits—Try our Overcoats. PATENT GAS OIL LAMPS ON SALE. THOS. WELLS, PROPRIETOR.

| TOWN DISTRICT ! I\. BOARD. Notice is hereby given that the | BALANCE-SHEET and STATEMENT j OF ACCOUNTS for the year ended 31st March, 1891, as certified by the AuditorGeneral, MAY 815 INSPECTED at this Office during oilice hours. \V. J. TRISTRAM, i Clerk to Board. Town Board'Officp, j KihiUihi, 'JOth August, IS9I. ! ! prink Nelson, Moate's | PURE BLEND. No. 3. 2s Bd. | | BOOM ! | BOOM ! I | the remainder of Sale, | TIIK DISCOUNT OFF Drapery i Boots i Shoes WILL BE 4/- in the £. Stock must be cleared "to make room for New Season's Goods. F. J. SANDERS, CAMBRIDGE. ANY PERSON found TRESPASSING with dogs on the Kereone Estate will be PROSECUTED. JAMES GORDON.

jgOROUGH OF HAMILTON. Annual Election of Councillors. Notice is hereby given in pursuance of j the Municipal Corporations' Act, ISS6, and "The Regulation of Local Elections ! Act, 1576," that the ANNUAL ELEC- j Tl' N will be held 011 Thursday Septem- j ber 10th next, for the election of tiihee duly qualified persons to office as councillors for the Borough of Hamilton. NOMINATIONS must be delivered or addressed to ine at. the Council Chambers, j Hamilton, on or before noon of Tuesday the Ist day of September next. C. J. W. BARTON, | Returning Officer. | Council Chambers, ! Hamilton, August 24, 1891. j Special Notice, j During remainder op j SALE, i s. d. White Rose Kerosene, patent J nozzles 611 Fine Salt, 161bs. for ... ... 1 0 Rice, 121bs. for 2 9 Sago and Tapioca, 121bs. for 211 Pearl Barley ••• 0 6 1 Split Peas, slbs. for 10 j Good Tea, per lb 12 j Candied Peel, per 1b.... ... 010 ; Cream of Tartar, per lb. ... 1 6 Carbonate of Soda, per lb. ... 0 2 j Cornflour, per lb 0 4 Mullet 0 6 Jam ... 0 <> Sauce ... ... ... ••• 0 5 Plaid Vestas 0 5 Blacking ... ... ... 0 5 EE IN TIME TO SECURE THE ABOVE & OTHER BARGAINS ! F. J. SANDERS, CAMBRIDGE. ASK YOUR GROCEK FOR NO. 2 CEYLON TEA. NELSON, MOATE & CO. MR W. S. EVANS, Piano and Organ Tuner and Regulator, is now in Hamilton. Orders may be left at Mrs Gwynne's Hotel.