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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3178, 5 November 1892, Page 3

Auctions. J. McNICOL. 21 Sheets Corrugated Iron, SauMge Machine, Bell (22lbs), Blocks and Pulleys, to lift one ton • 100 Totara Posts, 60 10ft. Stockyard Posts, No. 2 Ram, with 5 chains piping, in good order From other clients, 3 Draught Horses, from Kauri 10 Uubrok».n Horses, Sprinp Waggon 8 Horses, 8 Head Cattle, from Tapapa Farm Waggon, up to three \ tons, in first - class re- I • g P air r> g Draft Horse, 10 Cows, 10 I ■* qj Good Steers ' Luncheon provided. J. MoNICOL, Auctioneer. I\/TESSRS STEPHENS AND EVAN , .? LVX Registry Office for Male and Female Labour, House, Land and Estate Agency, 220, Queen-street, Auckland. — Male Labour : Engineers, Clerks, Shop Assistants. Carpenters, Cooks (hotel), Waiters, Bushmen, Milkers, Ploughmen, General Farm Hauds, Useful Men, Ktc. Female Labour : Governesses, Lady Helps, Housekeepers, C<>oks, Housemaids.Laundresses, Generals, Waitresses. Nursc-gTls, Ktc. As we have a large number of applicants, wii rv a'uays in a povition to despituh "iiu at a moment's notice. 1 N.IJ. —We recommend employers to try our oih'-je when in need of labour, as wo fml sure they will nr-et with every aalisfactii'n. __^_ I / ILEARINGOUT! The whole of the \ ) Northern Clothing and Drapery Ccmpiny's s'-ock must be sold in 14 diys. Having received instructions from Headquarters to sell off at once. We are detei mined to Rive the public of Hamilton and surrounding districts an opportunity of laying in a lirst-class stock (if Spring and Summer Drapery and Clothing at wholesale cost. Read the following list and prices that will astonish the natives :—SOO yards of E'carte cloth, os llddoz; 100 yds Fancy Stripe Dress at 4£d yd ; a beautiful lot of Prints and Muslin Delaines to be sold cheap ; 100 pieces of Crepe Cretonne at 4|d, worth Bdj 100 yds Holland at. s£d, worth 7Ad ; 200 dozCrewdson White Calico at 3s 1 Id doz ; 50 pairs of beautiful Lace Curtains, 2s 6d per pair ; Ladies' Corsets from 2s per pair ; 100 yds of beautiful Table Damask, at Is per yd, worth Is 6d ; Toilet Covers from la each; 30 Spindles of New Zealand Wool, 4 ply, at Is lid, the head worth, 3s 6d; 100 yds of Ticking, at 6d per yard, worth 9d; 1000 yds of good strong Shirting, at 4£d per yd; lOOdoz ladies and ohildrens . Cash, hose, at (3d per pair; thousands of yards of Embroidery, at]Ad per yd; mens heavy working Shirts, Is lid each ; 20doz mens' New Zealand Ribbed Wool Sox, double heels and toes, Is per pair, cheap as chips at Is 6d per pair ; lOdoz mens' Merino Sox, at 6d per pair; boys' New Zealand Tweeo" Knicker Suits (19s goods), lie 9d the suit; mens' coloured Mole Trousers, os lid per pair, wear like leather; mens' strong heavy Tweed Trousers, 7s 6d per pair, -worth 12s 6d. Note the Address. Our premises are opposite Mr T. Qual(rough's butcher shop, and next door to Mr Sutton's stables. On the wrong side of the road. Hamilton West.

T) n A w iIjFORD h all ' s GREAT HYGIENIC DISCOVERY THE GREATEST HEALTH-RESTORING REMEDY YET DISCOVERED. A Marvellous Triumph over Disease without Medicine. The Best Preventative and Blood Purifier in the World. The treatment is unfolded in the Health Pamphlet, a prescription of 48 pages, to which is attached a valuable Appendix, the result of a large experience, etc., by John Hern. Price, posted £1. Mauy thousands who have purchased the Pamphlet would not give up the use of the treatment for all the money in the world. AGENT: JOHN HERN, SHORTLAND-STREET, AUCKLAND (Opposite Star Office). Hours-9 till 12 and 2 till 5.30. References :— W. Lucas, engineer, Christchui-ch ; Mr Collingham, Alex andra-street, Auckland ; A. Ruxtable, Esq., North Shore ; R. Pr.iude. Esq., Te Puke; R. Long, K*(\ , Mt. Eilen ; Rev. J. Ward, North Shore; Rev. S Knight, Prahan, Victoria , ami hundreds of others. A large sheet of testimoriala post free. What the Rev. J. Ward says : —Devonport, October 10, IS'J'2. Mr J. Hern.— Dear Sir : I confess to having hen a little seeptical aa to the value of Dr. Hall's treatment, though I had heard from many of the great hnlp they had derived from it ; but since reading the pamphlet my peptioism on the B'ibjnct has vanished. The treatment sterns so rational, and I can now understand the eulogistic words spoken in its praise. In your efforts in making knowu tlie treatment I wish yon all success —Josiah Ward. PLEDGE OF HONOUR Be it knowu tint for the parpiso. of obtaining from Dr. A. WILFOKD HALL, the knowledge of his hysjienic discovery, and for his treatment of health and longevity, with the pamphlet unfolding the same, I hereby pledge my word and honour not to show the pamphlet or reveal its contents to anyone, nor allow it to be seen by any person ; nor will I use the treatment with any others exoip' the members of my own family, from each of whom a promise shall be exacted not to reveal the treatment to others.

This pledge does not debar the physician who may purchase the pamphlut from using the treatment with his patients, provided, however, he d-es not show the pamplet nor reveal to them the rationale of the treatment. Signed this day of 18... Address P-0 ONE WITNESS Cut this out and sign with one witness, and send with one pound to Dr. Hall's agent, .). Hern, Shortland. street, Auckland, opposite Star Office, who will forward the pamphlet by return mail. " S. HOWARD'S DRAPERY & CLOTHING H.OUBK, CAMBRIDGE. SPRING & SUMMER GOODS NOW OPENED The Millinery and Fancy Gocds will i> displayed in the N«w Show-room, 30ft. long, on TUESDAY NEXT. CALL AND INSPECT.