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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 3009, 27 October 1891, Page 3

vVatitsda, Sc. t* ' ANTKD-Buy 'hi! Genuine 2os V V Watch from H.Jlowdciu W/'ANTKD-A Good I'lo'iehman. V V \\' tt ANTKD—Chaffcutter, to cut straw at Racecourse. —W. Gardner, Rukuhia. . WANTED — Apprentices and Improvers for Dressmaking.—L. Re-lmond. f\7 ANTKD—OId and new customers / v to see Salmon's new stock of Twcds and Coatings. \\7 ANTED—By Young Man (inext \ p'.'rieuced), a situation on a farm or in a store. First three months given free of sulnry.—" G.S." Post-office, Cambridge. , WANTED— Orchardists to inyest in one of Genn's Patent Garden Syringes and Tree Sprayers combined. Unanimously acknowledged to be the best article ever brought forward to practically combat the codlin moth and ail other orchard pests. luspuctiou invited. Sole agent: John Parr, Hamilton. WANTED TO SELL.—Washington, Grecian, and Austrian Bentwood Chairs, Furniture of every des cription, Shingles, Palings and Pickets.— J. Frear, Victoria-street Timber Yards, Hamilton. ANTED KNOWN—The Celebrated Nickel Watch for rough wear cannot be beaten, and is supplied in any quantity at 22s b'd for this month. -J. 15. Harkci, Watchmaker; Messrs Rendell and Henry. Raglan, AgrnN. y*/Ai\TED KNuWrt-Bust Qiality *V of Cutlery, Electroplate Forks and Spoons, Altona Rizors, No. 1. 5s ; Kean's and other Razors in stock ; Bust Briar G.B.D. Pipes, 4s 6d. Pipes repaired and mounted. — J. B. Hurker, Hamilton. 1/1/ ANTKD KNOWN-J. F. Andrew, VV of Te Awamutu, has just opened the latest novelties in Millinery and Dresses, with a great variety of Fancy Goods, at the lowest price for cash. Grocery, Boots and Ironmongery at Auckland prices, with freight added. WANTED KNOWN-By Gardeners and Orchardists that " Rough on Slugs " Lime is very Keen, Effective, and Economical when used as a dredge. Being fine as flour, it reaches every spot and no waste. 2s per bushel. Common limes, Is and Is 6d, at yard.—Geo. Rhodes, Builder, Custom-street West, Auckland. WANTED KNOWN—At Kincaid's Store, Cambridge, Sperm Candles, 6id ; Wax do., 9d ; Bryant and May's Tin Vestas. Is 9d doz. ; Plaids, Gd doz. ; White Rose Kerosene, 7s 6d tin ; Starch, s>jd ; Currants, 6d ; Raisins, 8-_rl; Derby Tobacco, 5s Gd; Josephine, 5.5; Rice, Barley, and Split Peas, 3d Ib ; Sago and Tapioca,3-kl lb ; Brown and Poison's Corn b'lour, Sdlb ; Best Loose Baking Powder, Is 3d lb ; Salt.Soda Crystals and Whiting, 121bs for 10d; Blue Stone, u<l ; Saltpetre, ud ; Bycroft's Snowdrift Flour; Auckland Lunch Biscuits, 31d Ib ; Cabin Bread, 3d lb : Wine Bi-cuits, od ; Mixed Biscuits, 6d, etc. Nelson Moate's and Nathan's Tea 3 are the best in market, Is Gd, Is SI, Is 10d, 2*. per lb, try any of them for quality. Brown and Barrett's, Nelson Moate's Coffee,ls Stl lb; V. H. Cocoa, 4s 3d Ib; Fry's Cocoa, Is 6d lb ; Day and Martin's Blacking, Gd duzen; Colman's Blue, 10d lb ; B.L. Soap, 7d ; Golden Crown, large bars, 9d ; H. H. Soap, 5d ; 4 Bars Plain Soap, Is; all less by the box. Nails, Brushware, Axes, Tomahawks, Billies, Ropes, Saucepans &t, &c. W. Kincaid, Victoria-street, Cambridge, next to Bank of New Zealand, I*7 ANTED KNOWN-Have you not VV known that Kincaid's has been the leading house iu 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. first quality, 12s ; second do., 10s 9d ; Plain or Nailed Balmorals, 10s 6d and 12s Gd ; Men's Best Shooting Boots, 12s Gd, 133 Gd ; E.S. Calf, 12s 6d ; Kid, 14s : Gents' Shoes, in calf and kid, 10s Gd and 13s; Ladies' Bals, 9s 6d ; Leglets 11s Gd, in calf and kid ; Ladies' Walking Shoes, in calf and kid, 7s Gd, 8s Gd and 10s; Dairy Boots. Ss Gd ; Ladies' and Gents' Evening and Court Shoes, in great variety, from 49 Gd pair ; Children's Strong School Boots I have made a speciality of prices, lower than before : sizes 4 to G, 4.9 Gd ; 7 to 9, os 6d ; 10 to 13, (ja Gd; 1 and 2, 7s 6d; Strap Shoes, great variety, from Is lid; Ladies' and Gents' Slippers, iu cirpet, sewn work or plain and patent leather, from 3s 6d per pair; Bluchers, 5s Od, 6s 0d and 7a Gil, best. Five per cent discount allowed for purchases of 'JOs and upwards. Don't forget tlie address ! W. Kincaid, General Store, Victoria-street, Cambridge, next Bank New Zealand. WANTED KNOWN — Boom in Blankets and Drapery at Kincaid's. 50 Pairs Blankets, sizes 9/4, 10/4, 114, reduced to 12s, 14s, lfa pair; 24 Pairs All-wool New Zealand Blanket?, 10'4, 11/4, reduced to 22s Gd, and 27s 6d pair, worth 30s and 3us puir, very large ; 50 Austrian Ruga, 9s to 173 Gd each, about half-price ; New Zealand Flannel, in scarlet, white, and grey, from lid to Is 4d yard ; (grand lot remnants on sale— Sheetings, Calicos, Prints, &c. —at half price) ; Coloured Flannelettes, from 3£d per yard ; great variety White and Grey Calico, from 2s Gd to 5s b'd per dozen yards ; D.W. Sheetings, in white and grey, from 10M yard ; Coloured and Black Cashmeres, Is Gd yard ; Dress Materials, select variety, from 10d to 2s Gd yard ; Double-width Navy Blue Habit Serge, 2s Gd yard, pure wool ; Union Serges, in navy, &c., 10-Ad and Is. Complete stock of "Men's, TSoys , , and Youths' Clothing. Men's N.Z Tweed Suits, 27s 6(1 ; Saddle Tweed Trousers, 17s Gd ; 'Good Tweed do., 8s tid; 25 Pair Boys Tweed Trousers, 3s lid, worth 6s 6d ; 30 Bovs' and Youths' Jackets, Gs lid, worth 10s ; Merino Unders, 2s 6d ; Hosiery, grand assortment, from 6d pair. Shirts, Ties, Brace 6, Scarves, Hats, hard and soft felt, Caps, Gloves, Studs, Umbrellas, at prices to clear.—VV. Kineaid. m ANTED KNOWN'. We have now received our first shipSPRING AND SUMMER GOODS direct from the Home markets, comprising all the latest novelties in GINGHAMS, PRINTS, PONGEES, SATEENS, DELAINES, _c, &c. Intending purchasers should see patterns before buying elsewhere. J. GILMOUR & CO., Family Drapers and Importers, MANUKAU ROAD, PARNKLL. LOST— From Cambridge West, about three months iigo, a THICK-SET BAY PONY MARE, no brands, white star on forehead, white patch on nose, OiF hind font white. £1 reward will be paid to anyone returning same to VV. White, carpenter, Cambridge West. LOST— From Te Awamutu, a DARK BAY MARE, white face, scar on near hind foot, fore feet shod, had a halter round neck. £1 reward will bo paid on returning same to VV. F. DIXON, Te Awamutu. LOST— From John Paterson's Farm, near Ngaruaivahia, three MARES, one grey and two bays ; one bay and grey heavy in foal. Finder rewarded on giving information that will lead to their recovery to W. VV. POWELL, Manager. Ngsruawahia, October 22nd, 1891.