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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3167, 11 October 1892, Page 2

Ten per cent of tho population of India are widows. Violin strings and fittings in stock at Mr H. H. Howden's, watchmaker, etc., of Hamilton. Mr John Parr, Hamilton Houso, Hamilton, has all kinds of requisites in stock for the shearing season. An ounce of Arthur Nathan's Reliable Tea goes as far in the pot as double the quantity of ordinary tea. Try it; it is only 2s per lb. 2M An umbrella having been taken by mistake from the recent carnival in Cambridge, tho owner wishes it returned to the caretaker of the Cambridge Public Hall. Mr T. CI. Sandes will meet intending contractors for cleariner tho Kducaticn Reserve, Hamilton East, at O'Neill's culvert to-morrow (Wednesday), for the purpose of pointing out the boundaries, etc. Having purchased Mr Cianwoll's interest in the business of Garlick and Cranwell, I require much larger returns for a short time than our ordinary receipts. To ensure this I am selling our large stock of Furnishing Goods at a reduction of trnm 25 tof.O per cent for cash at time of purchase.--J. Tonson (Jahlick. '-!•"> per cent., or os in tho f discount on all kinds of Furniture; our magnificent stock of Carpets and Linoleums, Iron Pedstei.ds, Bedding and Chairs at same rate. General Furnishings—i.e., Gurtains.Cretonnes,Table Covers, Blankets, Sheetitii's, and genera! Manchester Goods, at'from 2o to ?>0 per cent., according to class of goods. Now is tho time for young people about to marry to get their furniture very ypry cheap at Garhck and Cranwcll's, Ciueou-streat, Auckland.