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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3007, 22 October 1891, Page 3

Notices. A Superior Nickel Keyless WATCH —25/ Nickel Keyless Watches may bo had at 22s Gd, .and oven .as low as 15s each ; but as I could not honestly recommend tliose Watchcs I rlo not koop them in stock. Q / I The Watches I offer at this prico will certainly give purchasers fj j ) complete satisfaction. ZEE. HOWDBIT, WATCHMAKER, ETC., HAMILTON, Agent for the London and Berlin Piano Co.] BX'SSTtajhtji. ONE TANK WEBBS' FUEETUBIIP SESIS WEBBS' IMPERIAL SWEDE, unequalled for hardness, quality and heavy cropping. It has produced the heaviest crop on record, weighing 49J tons per acre. It has also been the winner of First Prizes at the Birmingham Show for 17 years in competitions open to the Kingdom—a result that is without precedent Mr Thomas Huck, Stubb Farm, writes :—"I have grown 42 tons to the acre, aud taken over £40 in prizes with Webbs' Imperial Swede." Also in stock—Several varieties of WHITE AND YELLOW-FLESHED TURNIPS, all splendid croppers. JOHN P AKI{~H A MILTON. JOHN BURNS & CO., (Late Wingatk, Burns & Co.), Invite buyers to inspect their extensive and well-assorted stock of Agricultural Implements, General Ironmongery csA.Etis.ijaLGris-Wja.K/E. Agents for Aspinall's Enamel Taints Simplex Cotton Machine Belting Walter A. Wood Company's Reaper and Binders, Mowers, &c. Duplicate parts kept in stock. The Company's expert visits the district in the winter months to examine Wood's machines. JOBCKT 33T7XS.CTS Ssc CO. (Late Wingate, Burns & Co.), CUSTOM STREET. AUCKLAND. |P|P ■WOOL._"WOOL. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (Limited). LARGEST WOOL HOUSE IN THE WORLD ! UNRIVALLED FACILITIES FOR THE DISPOSAL OF WOOL IN LONDON, OR THE LOCAL MARKETS. PROMPT RETURNS ! UNDOUBTED SECURITY ! EVERY LOT, WHETHER LARGE OR SMALL. PROTECTED UP TO ITS FULL MARKET VALUE. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES! TO meet the wishes of a large number of Wool-growers, the Company has decided to hold AUCTION SALES OF WOOL IN AUCKLAND during the ensuing season. Growers are therefore offered the opportunity of terminating their responsibility in the Colony, without having to take the risk of the London market aul waiting several mon.hs for returns, and if the parcels offered locally do not reach their value they will then be shipped to London. WOOLPACKS & TWINE AT LOWEST CURRENT PRICES. For further particulars, advice notes, consignment cards, etc., apply at the offices of the Company, Hamilton. GEORGE W. SARE, Agent. BREAD I M 3d.—2lb. Loaf—3d. /jm BACON & HAMS. j w J Flour—Best Brands Only. SOAPS OF -A-HXi KINDS. — a 55 Tea, in Packets,Tinsi Half-chests. | ® ONIONS, OATS, POTATOES, BRAN, SHARPS J? A AND CHAFF. i—' YATES' RELIABLE GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS. » 150° KEROSENE ® | Still at same price, and only WHITE ROSE kept. And a Variety of General Goods too numerous to ' mention. . fVI Chocolates of all kinds ! Lollies (ill hinds ! Fruit, all varieties in season ! PH „ WTI rHI thanks all customers and friends, and -Hi. A • U begs to say that he is, and will be always •* to the fore in prices and goods. BRE AD ! W 4|r 3d. — 21b. Loaf — 3d. fP

ALEX. AITKEN, AUCTIONEER, AGRICULTURAL BALL (attached to the Auckland City Mahket, which is the largest, most central, and best lighted Auction Mart in the City for the sale of POULTRY. FRUIT, DAIRY AND OTHER PRODUCE. Special accommodation for staging the above for sale to best advantage. SALES AEE HELD EACH WEEK, WHEN GOODS FROM 250 TO 300 VENDORS AEE DISPOSED OF EVERY CARE TAKEN OF CONSIGNMENTS AND Account Sales Promptly Rendered ALEX. AITKEN, AUCTIONEER. T EWIS O'NEILL Barrister and Solicitor, Waikato Times Buildings, I Hamilton.