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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 3034, 24 December 1891, Page 2 (Supplement)

Notices. CHRISTMAS AMI NEW YEAR, 1801-2. r |'HK Proprietor of the " Atlas Print1. in l; Work* and Stationery anil Fancy (foods Warehouse, Cambridge, has much jdoa.su ru in advising the arrival of Ins Purchasea of CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR GOODS Never before has such an array of the above (foods beeu presented to the public of Waikuto, the fame having beeu sclectud by the Proprietor, whose knowledge of the tastes ami requirements of hi" mrncrou" customers has been used to the bent ad - , tintage, with the result that the Choicest I.inis to bo fouml in the varir.ua Warehouses in the city have beeu pureh.isi.il, thus ensuring a wide selection. The following summary will give some idea of the range and variety of the Stock :— CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR CARDS. Year by yiar these (foods improve in artistic excellence, and on 110 previous occasion lies such a selection to choose from been offered in Waikuto. A special table has been fitted up to display the Cards to best advantage.

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS J NEW YEAR GIFTS! Under this heading are comprised : Ladies' Handbags, Dressing Cases, Workboxes, Writing Desks, Companions, Fitted Bags, Plush Bags, Card Cases, Purses (excellent variety), Pocket Books, Albums (for cabinet, carte de \v-iite, and midget photos), Fern Albums, Scrap Albums, Booklets, Illuminated Texts, Car ls for Wall Decoration, Japanese Brackets, Photo Frames, ete., etc., etc. Toys and Books FOR THE YOUNG. MECHANICAL TOTS (ia good variety) TOT BARROWS, WAGGONS, HORSES AND PERAMBULATORS. MUHICAL TO Y S I A MACNIFIOKNT SHOW UF DULLS. 300 to select from, at prices from I id to 10s each. Boys' atid Girls" Own Annuals, Chatterbox, Sunday, Children's Friend, etc., etc. Letts', Collins', and New Zealand Diaries. Christmas N'r.u hers ok Im-ustratkij Papkks. NOW PUBLISHED : BOND'S WAIKATO ALMANAC, 1892, | 'JSO pages, with map of district. I Pei'.T. One Siiili.lNO. The Publisher has spared no ell'yrt in his endtavour to make this publication an indispensable hook of reference to Waikuto settlers. It was said of the issue for 1891 that it was a credit to the district, and that "Every settler should buy a copy." As the issue for 180'.! will be a great improvement on 1891, the good opinion already gained will be maintained and strengthened. OKUKK KAULV I-'KO.M Youb Stokkkbbpek. Particulars in future issue. J. S. BOND, PIUNTEK, PUBLISHER AND j STATIONER, CAMBRIDGE, WAIKATO. J i i | Q (.ASKS Ni.'.W COODS for! I O CHRISTMAS & XKW YEAR, I bought at special reductions at end of i the Li udon season, now on display at . MIL.M.; -\.\ L> CHOVCL'?'. i

Lace Mantle* and (. apis, log (jd to I'JOs; bargains Indies'anil Child's C<-tunics ; a special job Ladies' and Chill's Suusl'a, li--i, much below >alue Palis l>i-ess Length- in faucy stud's, Delaines, Silk*. Satteens, Muslins, Pi iuts, Koved \\ liitc Dresses, all below \ alue Hosiery in Plain and Ribbed Cashmere, L!,"i per cent, below value Umbrella?, -Is lid to ,'lO3 ; several special novelties Millinery and Straw Coods. Also, Two Case- Knie knacs suitable for \\mas and New War Presents, including Porcolaiu Phnjues for painting on. Hand painted Plaques, Glove and Handkerchief Sets, Trays, Bags, Fans, Purses, Hand-painted Satchets, &e.. ifee.

| Joy ■•'•nip'tr, ,;„d t „ MILNE & CHOYCE, AUCKLAND. E A K~S & Q 07, Booksellers, Stationers, etc., Are now offering at reduced prices: Books for Presents, Libraries, etc., Desks, Workboxes, Purses, Albums, Sunday-school Reward Cards, Church Services, etc. Nkw A.kwlat.s Leisure Hour, Quisci 1 , Boys' Own, Girls' Own, Wide Awake, Infants' Magazine, etc., at published prices. Lists will be sent on application. CARISTMAS CARDS. Address : '216 (Jueeu-atreet, Auckland (opposite Smilh and Caughey's).

G WYNNE'S jyYERY AND JgAIT gTAKLKS, V IU'OKIA STKti.r, HAMIL T u N. ROYAL MAIL CAMBRIDGE COACH Leaves the ahovu titahlcs Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays at I! p. m., immediately aftur arrival of the Aucklaud train. Loaves Cambridge Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at U.-i.") a.m., urriviug at Hamilton West Station in time to catch tho Auckland train. IJL'iiijiiiS, "Busts AMI SADDLE HORSES l-'oi: Una;. I -A W RKXCES UTTOiV, PKOCKIETMS. N 0"" "t i' c k~ R. J. DIiNNE, Solicitor, Shortlandstrect, Auckland, regularly attends tlie sittings of thn Resident Magistrate's frmrt at I'apakurci r»nd i'nkokohp. to len 1 .-it t. r;uf