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Bay of Plenty Times, Issue XX, 15 June 1892, Page 1

f _ . TADRANGA SMITH AND CARRIAGE WORKS, COACH AND WAGGON FACTORY ESTABLISHED OVER 10 YEARS. General Wheeltvrigktlug. Coach, Carriage and WaSgon BiilMiu?, General Blacksmilhins, Horseslioefng, Coachsmilliioi^ and Agricultural . linplemeni Makiii^. ALL SORTS IOF FAEM IMPLEMENT and [Buggy Fittings, Paint*, Oils, Varnish, Platt and Wasbburn's Axle Grease, and Hardwood kept in Btock. . - , I Grave and House Fencing made in a variety ot styles. Our vehicles are faultlessly constructed and combine all the best wearing qualities and strength with graceful form, pleasing style and completeness of finish, seldom equalled and never surpassed by ary other manufacturer, and and at prices as low as possible consistent with honest work. W.P. having bad a varied experience of 27 years is able to t turn out both I heavy and light work in a first-claBS and workmanlike maaner. N.B.— Venicles of all description repaired, painted, renovated, and made to look equal to new. • Liberal allowance to Cash Customers. William Parker, DEV onpoet eoad, James Hana, COACH-BUILDER. BLACKSMITH. MATHEWS 1 AUCKLAND BAZAAR, 120 QUEEN STREET, i At this splendidly fitted up and arranged Establishment, may be soen the best, the cheapest, and mo.t varied stock of Fans, Purses, Wallets, Note, Letter and Card Cases, Pocketbook?, Ladies' Bag*, Satchels, Straps, Cigar and Cigarette Cases, Ladies' Dreeing .Jewel Perfumery and Glove Cases, Ladies' and GenW Companions and Writing Cases, Music Kolls, Blotters, Det-ks Photo Frames (in plush, metal and wood), Fancy Baskets (trimmed and lined with quilted silk), Inkstands, Call Bells, Fine China Goods, Accordeons, Concertinas, Toys, New Gold and Silver Jewellery, and innumerable Nicknacks. In regard to the quantity, rariety, and cheapness, of FANCY ANI> USEFUL ARTICLES, MATHEWS 1 AUCKLAND BAZAAR MM I ni- |2Q QUEEN STREET, STANDS SECOND TO NONE. SUBURBAN BRANCH: Newton Bazaar, Kaeangahape Roab. Umkr the Distinguished Patronage of Sis Excellency Lord Carrington, Governor of Mew South Wales, and Lord Onslow, Governor of New Zeahnd. TATJRANG-A. T^HE "STAR" is pronounced by its Patrons to be the JL best built and best furnished Hotel in the North Island. Private Suites of Apartments for Families, Sample Rooms for Commercial Gentlemen. Telegrams receive prompt attention. Coaches leave the Hotel for the Lakes on arrival of all steamers. Special Buggies and Saddle Horses can be obtained for all parts of the country. Pirst-elass Sailing and K owing Boats for Pleasure and Pishing Parties. The Saltwater Bathing Pavilion is within three minutes' walk of the " Star." PROPRIETORBY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT T ° HIS EPCELLENCT THE GOVERVOB 0 F NEW ZEALAND. W. H.HAZARD, ©UNJVIAKE^, 116 Queen Street, AUCKLAND. (Next B. Tonks # Co., Auctitmeers.) IMPORTER OF ARMS, AMMUNITION, SPORTING IMPLEMENTS, 1M OPTICAL GOODS, AND EIREWOKKS. BEST HOUSE IN THE COLONY FOB GUNS, BIBLES, REVOLVEKS and Sporting Requisites of all kinds Lately received,— A very fine assortment of Winchester Repeating Rifles, of different calibres, suitable for cattle or wild dog shooting. The Winchester Repeating Shot Gun, No. 12 gauge, fires >iz (6) shots without reloading For s^e at very low prices. In order to supply his customers with the very best Cartridges obtainable W H H. has imported at considerable expense, one ot the latest and besl Machines for turning the Cartridges. This machine, made by Messrs D. & J Fraser, the well-known Gut. makers of Edinburgh, regulates the pressure or the wads to the greatest i.ict-ty, and ensures the utmost regularity in shooting Customers rr.ay see the different Cartridges tested on the premises. Prices of 8.L.,0.F., or l\F. Shot Cartridges, Nos. 12, 14, or 16* GuagePpppn 18s • Blue, 17s : Brown, lGs. These Cartridges are all charged will 2 dSffis Best Powder, and l£.>z Chilled Shot. "RIVAL" No. -12 C.F cartridnee, charged with Hifle Cailridge Powder, Us per 100. , _ _ GUN WORK of Every Description done ut tho very LOWEST RATES and e^ual, if not superior, to aDy done in the Colonies