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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 3834, 14 April 1899, Page 3

G. L^l ROCHJ£, PRACTICAi WATCH- JjL OPTICIAN, OIAMON MAKER S MANUFACv^^^ SEHER, ENGRAVEI ' TURING JEWELLER. X££f > MEDALLIST, THE STRAND, TAURANGA. , A Choice Stock of Gold & Silver Jewellery , Watohi Clocks, Eleotroplate, Weddin* & Other Presents. Ladies Gold Watches fitm £5 5 oto £12 12 0 Ladies Silver Watches from 110 oto 810 0 Gents Gold Watches from 12 12 0 , Gents Silver English Levers 80/-, 105/- .6 10 0 ! ;,, *" . Gents Silver Watdies from 2 2 oto *4 0 0 Metal Watches in good order lo- 0 and 16 6 Engageiuent&GenvSingsfroml 10 oto 10 10 0 Weddmg ßings& Keepers iroml 0 oto 210 0 Ladies Gold Broodies from 12 6to 210 0 Ladies Silver Brooches from " 3 oto 7 6 OIJ) JEWEIXERY MADE TO FASHIONABLE DESIGNS: Sights tested arid S^jjwtes Properly Fitted. .Watches Properly* B pairad and Guaranteed. AliL GOODS AND WORK STRIC|XT CITY PMCES MANAGEB EOTORUA AGENCY, MJR B. S. PEIWIBY. C.L. being a DIRECST IMPORTER can OFPEB to the Public OOfl VALUE FOR THEIR MONEY.

SPRING ST., TAUKANGA. ■ : ■ ■ Royal Mail Line of Coache (^-ALTERATION : Xtf TIME TABLE, TAURANGA TO THAMES IN ONE DAY. (To start December 28%, 189flC) TAURAKGAV KATIKATX WAIHI PAEROA AND THAMES Leave Tauranga, an< Fridays, 6.30 a.m., arriving Thames 6.30 p.m. Leave Waihi Thursdays and Saturdays, 10.50 a.m., after arrival of Thames-Paeroa Coach, arriving Tauranga 6.30 p.m. TAURANGA TEPUKE & ROTORUA Every Tuesday and Friday Both ways. Buggies and Howes on hire to aU parts. A. 0. GILMAN, Prbprietor. Telegrams and letters promptly attended to. Under the distinguished patronage of Sis £x<xnencu, Urd Canrtngtm, Governor of N.S. W. t and lord Omlow, Ex-Governor of N.Z X STAR~HbTEL| Ti IT R A N G AY The " S^AE " is pronounced by patrons to be second to nom'm tie North Wand. Coachfig leave the Hotel for the Lakes on Arrival of all Steamers. Special Busies and Saddle Hones era be obtained for all parts of the country. Private Suites of Apartments for Families. Sample-rooms for Commercial Gentlemen. The Borough Baths (salt-water)) are within three minutes' walk ' of the "Star." E- lImiTH, (Late of Whakatant), PROPRIETOR. * TAJNKS. 200 GALLON, 30s. 300 GALLON, 42s 6d, 400 GALLON, 535. WILLIAM HALE, PLUMBER AND TINSMITH, Strand, Taxjbakoa. £*• s imps °n Authorised Surveyoiy Incensed nnder Land Tranrfer ■' •■ ■•■ *Act. ■■■ .. ■ ; - ; Registered under Qoldneldsßm- \ lations. Makbtu ash Tb Pukjs. Small Expenses & Cash Customers Allow Sma!l>rofits. MORGAN, HIGH-CLASS CASH TAILOR, 208, Karangahape-Rd., Aacklud. Watchmaker & JeweUer, Optician & Engraver, aUEEN BT. - - AUCKLAND; T*g. DUNOANSON. Agent. (Lately from Anierica) ;. I>ENTXST. Opposite Auddand CJnb,; Shoktlasd-stbkbt, Auckland. Specialty : Crown and Bridge Work. Fees Strictly Moderate. Painless Extractions. Telephone 1038.

SOWING SEASON. PPENNIAL^EGfiASS HPHE well-known quality of Povert X Bay Perennial Rye-grass it quires no recommendation to thos who have used it. It has been sown side by side wit other Ryergrasses in all parts of Nei Zealand, with tho i result that thos who have used it continued to us iv. ... .,: Notwithstanding the prices a which it is sold, it is still the cheapes Rye-grass in the market, as a bushe of Poverty Bay Perennial Seed contains about 40 per cent, more seed than a bushel of other seed, and i a true perennial Seed. Poyerty Biy Perennial ftye-grasi is a distinctly different type of Rye grass to Southern Seed. . Several land-owners in thePovertj Bay district have been induced bj low quotations to sow other than Poverty Bay Seed, but the resuli has been iit every cate that thej have not repeated the experiment. Anyone wanting seed for permanent pasture should use Poverty Bay Perennial Rye-grass. Obtainable from all First-class Seedsmen; or COMMON, SHELTON <S Co., Ltd., GISBORNE. LASTDAYSrT LAST DAYS! To Secure a Chance to Win. £1000 for Is. £1000 A Fortune for is. A Fortune for Is JBiOOO^r is pisrT jeiOOO for Is {GREAT '£1000 for ls( prise) £1000 for Is Or 12 months' Trip Round the World, first-class, all Expenses paid, and £600 in Cash for one person, or eight months for two. . And 126 other important Prisses, ranging in value frqm £1 to £lSfi, ■„ .. Eight Hours' 43rd Annual Great Fete and Art Union. Melbourne, 22nd April. Under the Patrons je of His Excellency Cie Governor, Lord Brassey, KC.B. Proceeds in aid of the Hospitals and Public OhMlties. Prizes will be delivered to the winners, Free of all Charges. A list . of winning numbers will be posted to any person; sending a stamped and addressed envelope to the Kepresentaiive. Buy from Local ' Agent or send Stamps, Postal Notes, P. O. 0., direct to the Eepresentative, 237, Collinsst., Melbourne, at bnoe for tickets, and secure a chance in this Great Art Union, 22 for £1, 11 for 10s, or Is each. Be sure and Try your luck. THEO. W; HEIDE, Eepresentative, 237, Oollinsi-st, Melbourne, Victoria. HUGHES, RAYWARD AND BALDWIN, (Late "Henry Hughes"), CHAETERBD PATENT AGENTS. [EstaMisJted 1882.] TRADEMARKS V Registered > „.. . -"^nL^^P yvm r »fy v Obtained «*fc^F \F> in aD Countries throughout ihe World. * FOREIGN OFFICES : London, Paris, Berlin, '.Brussels];' Vienna, St Petersburg, New York/ Ottawa, Calcutta, Yokohama, Capetown,-; Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, etc. • ~ NEW ZEALAND OFFICES; Head Office, Lambton Quay, Wellington. Branches : Christchurob, Dunedin, Napier & 103, QUEEX-BTItEET, AtTCKLAXI)* TAUBANGA REPHESEXTATIVE : A.G-L EWIS BABRISTMR & SOUCITOB, TAUKANCrA. Mr. Lewis will visit Opotiki, Maketu and Whakatane periodically. MONEST TO LEND on good' freehold security at current rates of interest. H. A.BHAfiP y National Bank Building, Tauranga. D. H. McKENZIE, .. IMPOETEB OF .. BOOTS, SHOES 4 SUPPERS HAS COMMENCED BUSINESS Two Door? from Tauranga Hotel, TSE STRAND. Public invited to inspect stock.