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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 2987, 5 September 1891, Page 3

The Indian export of wheat is the largest since IHS'3. Farmer Drisko, of Jonosb.irougb, Me., lias a plonjrn, it is juid, that li:im been in constant sorvico fur fifty-throe years, Jacob's well and tho plot of ground surrounding it have, ber-n sold by tho Turkish (Jovarnmont to the Greek Cliurcli for £1000. Tho death has occurred of Mrs Mary Gillard, a remarkable woman, who had reputedly attained the age of 10S yeais within a month. Yes ! It is certainly erne. Ask any of your friends who have, purchased there. Garlirk and Cranwell h;ive numerous un.isked for and very favourable con.mer.datin-s from country customers on their excellent pa.-ki-M; r.f Furniure, Crocker-,-, and Gl.is*, So Ladies and gentlemen ab":>i:t to furnish should remember .hat Garlickand Cr.imvcH's is tub Chonp furnishing W'archi use of Aurkluid. Furniture to suit all classes- also Carpets, Floor Cloths and all House Necessaries. If yov.t new botscis nearly finished, or, you are K<>i:i;r to K'ct married, visit Garl ck and Cranwelt. Out en-street and Lorne-street Aiirkland. Intending' purhasnrs cm have a catalogue «...i> Ire.-

Notices. MR W. S. EVANS, Piano and Organ Tuner and Regulator, is now in Hamilton. Orders m;iy bo left at Mrs Gwynne's Hotel. iyr o ' t i c e , DR VVADDINOTON will visit Ngaruawaliia every Wednesday, and may be consulted from 11 a.m. to 1.30; address, Friar, Davius anil Co's store. At Hamilton every Wednesday afternoon aud until 2.30 p in. on Thursday, and may bo consulted at tliu Cottage, Hamilton Hotel. DRIIK PAOODA TEAS, "IIrKEAD THIsT NR. COX thanks his CASH ■ customtra for their very liberal and increasing support during the past year, and in order to merit a continuance of their favours he in determined to give them BETTER VALUE THAN EVER. Ho endeavours to have the LATEST NOVELTIES in MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, GENERAL DRAPERY, MILLINERY, H VL'S, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, LACES, CORSETS, HOSIERY, ETC., ETC. The proprietor's increasing and popular CASH SALES at the end oi each season clear off all old stock, which enables him to begin every coming season with au entire stock 6t NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS. N. R. Cox is novv away, purchasing NEW GOODS. I E W I S 0' N K I L L *- J Barrister and Solicitor, Waikato Times Boildinos, iiaiiiilton.