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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3118, 9 July 1892, Page 1

Notices. CORAL QUEEN GUANO. I THE THIRST QHIPMENT ! TO ARRIVE IN AUCKLAND THIS YEAR WILL BE BY TUB "NORTHERN STAR," ABOUT THE MONTH OF JULY. GUABANTEED 60 PER CENT PHOSPHATE OF LIME, BY MR. J. A. POND'S ANALYSIS. THIS SHIPMENT WILL PROBABLY GIVE 65 PER CENT. PHOSPHATE. *3" Farmers wishing to obtain this Well-known Guano at an ex ship quotation, and + .hus save the expense of cartage, storage, etc., in Auckland, should apply early to rpHE TVTEW yEALAND T OAN & "MERCANTILE A GENCY /"10MPANY (LIMITED H A MILTON (WAIKATO). Luxene ! New Th ught! BRIGHT AND BRILLIANT ! LUXene I New Light! SUPERSEDES KEROSENE 1 Luxene ! New Th ught! USED IN PREFERENCE TO GAS ! Luxene ! New Th Li g ht! SAFEST ILLUMINANT IN THE MARKET! Also, a Splendid Line of Kosmos Lamps ! Specially adapted for Parlour use. THE CHEAPEST LAMP EVER OFFERED ! INSPECTION INVITED. JOHN PARE, General Ironmonger, Grocer. &c. , &c. Hamilton House, Hamilton. J. A. BRADSTREET, FAMILY DRAPER & MERCER, DUNDEE HOUSE, KABANGAHAPE EOAD (Five doors from Pitt-street), AUCKLAND. RULES OF PARCEL SVSTIiM : 1. As my business is strictly cash, all orders must be accompmiefi with P 0.0. or cheques, made payable to .1. A. Bradstreet. Letters containing notos or coin should be registered; cheques crossed. 2. All parcels over 20s securely packed in canvas and sent, freight paid, to auy railway station or port in New Zealand reached direct from Auckland. .3. I willingly substitute for any article in a parcel not required other goods of equal value. 4. Every article guaranteed strictly in accordance with description given. No. 1.-CASIIMKRE PARCEL, 20s : 0 yards beautiful all-wool, double-width Cashmere, blaek or any fashionable colour ; 1 yard Plush, to trim ; SUirt and Body Lining; Buttons; 1 pair Fourbutton Tan Kid Gloves (state size). No. 2.-F REN C H MEIt IN 0 PARCEL, 2-23 (J.I : G yards beautiful allwool French Merino, coloured or black; 1 yard new striped Plush, to trim ; Body Lining and Buttons ; 1 pair Tan Kid Gloves (state size). No. ;.t.-WINTER DRESS PARCEL, 29s S)d : 12 yards all-wool French Foule, coloured or black ; 12 yards new Cheek Dress Tweed; 10 yards Melton ; 2} yards Drugget, for skirt. No. 4.—CHILDREN'S DRESS PARCEL, 23s (id : 9 yards all-wool French Foule, coloured or black ; S yards new Check Dress Material ; 3 ivmnants of good Dress Stuff, about 12 y.-.rds ; 0 yards Lining ; 2 piirs black Cashmere Hose, with double heels, toes, and knees. No. ;").—C OUN TR Y DItE ? S PARCEL 23s Gd : 12 yards Homespuns : 6 yards new Fancy Dress, double width ; 10 yards Wincey; 6 yards Lining; 4 dozen Buttons ; 2 balls of Transparent Soap, good quality. No. G.-DRESS REMNANT PARCEL, 20s: I will send a large bundle of Remnants of Homespuns, Winceys, and Fancy Dresses, suitable for ladies' and children's wear. No. 7.-HOUSEFIOLD PABCEL, 2fls Gd : 4 yards White Damask ; 12 yards Stout White Calico ; 12 yards Medium White Calico ; 4 new Striped Towels, large size ; 1 beautiful Crochet Quilt. No. S BEDROOM PARCEL, 34s (for single bed): 6 yards White Sheeting, 1 pair White Blankets; 1 Crochet Quilt; | 4 Towels.—N.B. : The same parcel for double bed I will suppiy for 425. No. 0.-USEFUL PARCEL, 22s 6d : G yarns Colonial Flannel ; 3 yards Scarlet Flannel; 12 yards Flannelette ; 12 yards While Calico ; 12 yards Grey Calico. No. 10.-MERCERY PARCEL, 20s: 2 White Shirts (state siz.e) ; 3 Collars, four fold linen ■ 1 new Necktie ; 4 pairs Socks, double heels and toes ; 1 suite Studs ; 1 Silk Handkerchief. Price List s and Patterns sent, poet free, to any address. ALL GOOD MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. No Discount. No Second Price, PRIMING of all kinds done neatly at The. Waikato Times Office, , Ham il tOD, [