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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3192, 8 December 1892, Page 3

Notices. T>ATER A N G I A CONCERT AND DANCE Will be held iu the I PATERANGI SCHOOL '" ON ° Friday, December 9, 1892, In aid of the Library and Piano Funds. SONGS, DUETS TABLEAUX, &c. Refreshments provided. . Tickets Two shillings each. THE {CELEBRATED T)HRENOLOGIST c MADAME BORRESON a Will lecture on - "PHRENOLOGY, AND ITS USES," , AT THE Volunteer Hall, Hamilton, ON FRIDAY, 9tii DECEMBER, 1892. Admission, Is. Doors open at 7-30 ; lecture to commence at 8. TVJF O T I C E~. THE ANNUAL MEETING of members and subscribers to the Waikato A. ■ and P. Association will be held at 3 Ohaupo on TUESDAY, December ]3tb, > 1892, at 3.30 o'clock. 3 Business : To receive report and balance-sheet, r and elect officers for the ensuing ! year. , MARTIN BUTLER, Secretary. Cambridge, 30th November, 1592. SOUTH AUCKLAND RACING CLUB ACCEPTANCES for the South Auckland Cup. First Handicap Steeplechase, Flying Stakes, First Handicap Hurdles, Maiden Plate, Welter Handicap, and Tradesmen's Plate to be made to the Secretary, or Mr H. H. Hayr, on or ' before 9 p.m. on FRIDAY, December I 9th, 1892. G. H. CARTER, ! Secretary. N.B.—No acceptances will be received unless accompanied with the necessary 1 amount of cash and full particulars as to ; description of horse and the riders' , colours. OMPENSATION. - Owing to the negligence of the Express Company in not forwarding our NEW GOODS to date, we have claimed compensation from them, and intend giving the public of Hamilton and surroundings the benefit of compensation by Greatly Reducing . Prices.—REMEMBER : The sale is now on.—Read the following list of New Goods, to be had only from THE NORTHERN CLOTHING & DRAPERY COMPANY:—IOO yards of Fancy Print, at 1 id the yard ; 10 dozen Antimacassars, ' hand work, at Is each, worth 2s 6d ; 500 . yprds of Fancy White Muslin, at 3£d per [ yard, worth double the money ; a BeauH- ' ful Lot of Dress Stuffs, at the yard ; ! 100 yards of Good Strong Shirting, at 4Jd the yard ; 50 yards of Fancy-worked Dimity, at 7_d the yard, cheap at Is ; 10 ; dozen Children's White Muslin Pinafores, i at Is 9d each, worth 3s 6d; a lot or ■ Ladies' Fancy Leather Bells, at Is each ; • 50 dozen Boys' and Girls' Ribbed Merino Hose, at 6d per pair, cheap at Is 3d ; i 10 dozen Ladies' French Corsets, from 2s i per pair; Toilet Covers, from Is each; Children's Bibs, from 4Jd each ; thou- ; sands of yards of Embroidery, at Id per • yard ; a large lot of Ladies' Kid Gloves, from 2s lid the pair.—New Millinery ; i We have just opened a beautiful assortment of Ladies' and Girls' New Trimmed Hats for summer wear, and ladies requiring Millinery would do well to inspect our stock. These goods have all been trimmed by a first-class Auckland artist.—Tailoring : We have extended the tailoring business, and are now prepared so take orders for Suits to measure. A splendid lot of new Tweeds and Coatings to select from. We also guarantee a first-class fit, and for style and workmanship we are unsurpassed.—Note tite Address : Our premises are opposite Mr T. Qualtrough's butcher's shop, and next door to Mr Sutton's stables, Hamilton i West. i 1 I LOOK OUT 3 L ! FOR ) T. WELLS' CHRISTMAS 3 ADVERTISEMENT e i ININEXT ISSUE. TO LET—A Shop in Victoria-street, Hamilton West. Apply to E. Jones, saddler, Hamilton.