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♦ Notices. CORAL QUEEN GUANO, THE THIRST SHIPMENT TO ARRIVE IN AUCKLAND THIS YEAR WILL BE BY THE ''NORTHERN STAR," ABOUT THE MONTH OF JULY. GUAEANTEED 60 PER CENT PHOSPHATE OF LIME, BT ME. J. A. POND'S i ANALYSIS. THIS SHIPMENT WILL PROBABLY GIVE 65 PER CENT. PHOSPHATE. SSST Farmers wishing to obtain this Well-known Guano at an ex ship quotation, and f .hus save the expense of cartage, storage, etc., in Auckland, should apply early to rriHE "\TEW yEALAND T OAN & "jl/TERCANTILE A GENCY /"10MPANY (LIMITED HAMILTON (WAIKATO). ALEX. AITKEN, AUCTIONEER, AGRICULTURAL .BALL (attached to the Auckland City Market, which is the largest, most central, and best lighted Auction Mart in the City for the sale of POULTRY, FRUIT. DAIRY AND OTHER PRODUCM Special accommodation for staging the above for sale to best advantage SALES AEE HELD EACH WEEK, WHEN GOODS FK !B 250 TO 300 VENDORS ARE DISP ED OF. EVERY CARE TAKEN oi' CON CONSIGNMENTS AND Account Sales Promptly Rendered. ALEX. AITKEN, AUCTIONEER. J. A. BRADSTREET, FAMILY DRAPER <fe MERCER, DUNDEE HOUSE, EABANGAHAPE ROAD (Five doors from Pitt-street), AUCKLAND. BOLES OP PARCEL SYSTEM : 1. As my business is strictly cash, a'l orders must be accompanied with P. 0.0. or cheques, made payable to J. A. Bradstreet. Letters containing notes or coinshould be-registered; cheques crossed. 2. All parcels over 20s securely packed in canvas and sent, freight paid, to any 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 gii-uu. No. I—CASHMERE PARCEL, 20s : 6 yards beautiful all-wool, double-width Cashmere, black or any fashiouable colour ; 1 yard Plush, to trim ; Skirt and Body Lining; Buttons; 1 pair Fourbutton Tan Kid Gloves (state size). No. 2.- VRE NC H M E RIN O PARCEL, 22s (id : 0 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. 3.—WINTER DRESS PARCEL, 29s 9d : 12 yards all-wool French Foule, coloured or black ; 12 yards new Check Dress Tweed ; 10 yards Melton ; 2\ yards Drngget, for skirt. No. 4.-CHILDREN'S DRESS PARCEL, 23s 6d : 9 yards all-wool French Foule, coloured or black ; S yards new Check Dress Material ; 3 remnants of good Dress Stuff, about 12 yards ; 6 yards Lining; 2 pairs black Cashmere Hose, with double heels, toes, and knees. No. 5.—C OUNTRY DRESS PARCEL 233 6d : 12 yards Homespuns j ' 6 yards new Fancy Dress, double width ; 10 yards Wincey ; 6 yards Li'iin*: ; 4 dozen Buttons; 2 balls of Traiupireut ' Soap, good quality, , No. 6.-DRESS REMNANT , PARCEL, 20s: I will send a large bundle ' of Remnants of Homespuns, Winceys, and I Faucy Dresses, suitable for ladies' and children's wear. No. 7.-HOUSEHOLD PAKCEL, 29s 6d: 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. B.—BEDROOM PARCEL, 34s (for single bed): 6 yards White Sheeting, 1 , pair White Blankets; 1 Crochet Quilt; 4 Towels.— N.B. : The tame parcel for doable bed I will snppiy for 42.<. No. 9.—USEFUL PARCEL, 22s 6d : 6 yards Colonial Flannel; 3 yards Scarlet Flannel; 12 yards Flannelette; 12 yards White Calico ; 12 yards Grey Calico. No. 10.—MERCERY PAKCEL, 20s : ■2 White Shirts (state size) ; 3 Collars, four fold linen ; 1 new Necktie ; 4 pairs Socks, double heels and toes ; 1 suite Studs ; 1 Silk Handkerchief. Price Lists and Patterns sent, post free, to any address. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN ' FIGURES. < No Discount. No Second Pric, ' WA I TEMATa _ \ AND FAMILY HOTEL, (Corner of Queeu and CiisLuniliuii streets, Auckland, N'.Z j Luncheon Daily, Is. JOHN ENJEAN ... Propriety; The Waikaio Times filed here. j

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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3135, 18 August 1892, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3135, 18 August 1892, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3135, 18 August 1892, Page 1

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