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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3116, 5 July 1892, Page 3

Notices3 T I C*~ eT. A PUBLIC MEETING ot the Cambridge Milk Suppliers will be held at the Farmers' Club Koom (Wells' Chambers), Cambridge, at 7 o'clock THIS EVENING (Tuesday. July sth). A full attendance of all interested in above factory is requested. REYNOLDS & CO. (Ltd). LOST— From Cambridge, last December, a BAY PONY, about 14.2, branded W, with bar across centre of letter forming A. Ten shillings reward upon it 3 being returned to H. Ken , , Masonic Hotel, Cambridge. ,_ OO R E W A ED. LOST—From Ngamnko, Kihikihi, a Black and Tau Smooth-haired SHEEP SLUT. Anyone returning her will bo paid the above reward. - W. A. WILKIE. IMPOUNDING NOTICE. IMPOUNDED, at Hamilton, on Juno 22nd, 1892, by James Medland, for trespassing on Lots 38, 39, and 40, late Dr. Carey's farm, Hamilton West, 1 BAY GELDING, star on forehead, near hind fetlock white, branded l.ke diamond on near shoujder ; owner unknown. . • ]','•.. If nofc claimed, and expenses pa'', to be sold, on WEDNESDAY, July 6th, 1892. ab 12 o'clock noon. C. N. LeQUESNE, Poundkeeper. Hamilton East, June 22ud, 1892. A NYONE TRESPASSING, with dog xjL or gun, on the Lockerbie Estate, will be PROSECUTED. MARK HARRISON. A" NY Person TRESPASSING with dog or gun on the Annandale Estate will be PROSECUTED. J. M. HALL^ NY PERSON found TRESPASSING with doge on the Kereone Estate will be PROSECUTED. JAMES GORDON. TO SPORTSMEN.—Curtis and Harvey's Diamond Grain Gunpowder, Chilled and Patent Shot, M. L. and B. L. Guns, Loading and Re-capping Apparatus, Gun-cleaning Tools, Percussion Caps. Cartridges carefully loaded on the premises. Lowest current rates.— John Parr, Hamilton House, Hamilton. THE NEW DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT, Cambridge House (opposite Bank of New Zealand), is now showing NEW WINTER GOODS at Auckland Prices. — Our motto is : Small profits and quick returns.—Every article marked in plain figures.—The public who have not visited the New Drapery Establishment are invited to inspect the stock.—S. HOWARD takes this opportunity of thanking those who havo so liberally patronised him.—The following are a few quotations of Goods to be found in stock :—Men's Clothing : Men's Colonial Tweed Suits, from 30s to 50s ; Mackintoshes, Colonial and English (guaranteed waterproof); Oilcoats, from 10s ; also, a special cut for ridiug; Saddle Tweed Ridinu Pants, from 18s 6d; Men's and Youths' Overcoats, from ISs 6d to 3!)s ; ■ Moleskin Trousers (best make), 5s 9d ; Cord Trousers, from 9s 6d.—Dress Goods: Foule Cloths, Is ; Costume Tweeds, Is 2d to 2s (3d ; Colonial Fancy Costume Tweeds (44in.), from 3s 6d; Dress Serges, Sd to Is 10d; Habit Seine (sSin.); a lot of Fancy House Dresses at 5Ad yard : French Merinos, 2s (id, 2s Sd (extra superfine quality); Ladies' Ulsters, from 12s Gd to 25s ; Jerseys, from 5s ; Ladies' Cloth and Plush Jackets ; Fur Tippets, from 3s Oil ; Cashmere Hose, from Is to 2s Gn,.—Millinery : All the new shapes in Trimmed Hats and Bonnets.—Patterns sent post free ; all orders promptly executed and delivered at Auckland prices. —S. HOWARD, Proprietor.