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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 3837, 21 April 1899, Page 3

SMITH & CAUGHEY, Wholesale & Family Drapers, Furniture Dealers & Complete House Furnishers, AUCKLAND. Where to Buy Your Summer Drapery. . .•■ ■— —:o: -' . .'■'" '■■' '•■ ' Being larger Importers of DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES, etc, than many of the exclusively wholesale firms & purchasing for Cash from the world's best sources of supply, it is no egotism to say that SMITH & OATJGHEY are in an exceptionally good position to give the utmost advantage and satisfaction to their customers. :?; . ♦', ••■..■■■ ■■-. •.-.■■■ By dealing with them the middleman's profit is saved, while the variety and assortment is jfche largest obtainable. Their system of selling only such Goods as are of Sterling Value and at the smallest profit for CASH ONLY, jelying for their remuneration on their immense turnover, has resultetl in building up ah extensive and constantly incraasiug business, the past year's increase being the largest they have ever had in one year. ; ' Orders Per Post Receive Prompt and Careful Attention. The Larg^e and Increafeing Demand for the Famous Calicoes and Sheetings Branded WKTERSPRHY Attests that the Popular Verdict Is In accord with the Judges at the last Paris Exhibition, who awarded It We confidently recommend the WATERS PRAY ■ Brand, bellefln^ It to be the Best and Most Economical Calico in the Market or Manufactured. ■ :o: ••■ Prlce-liists Post Free on Application. ■■■.'_■ — .o: ■ . ■ ■- .■ , SMITH and GAUGHEY, Sole Agents for Auckland.

SOWING. SEASON. PERENNIAL RYEGRASS. rpHE well-known quality of Poverty 1 Bay Perennial Rye-grass requires no recommendation to those who have used it. r It has been sown side by side with other Rye-grasses in all parts of New Zealand, with the result that those who have used it continued to use it.—. : ••■- ;'■ '■■■ \;,S • Notwithstanding the prices at which it is sold, it is still the cheapest Rye-grass in the market, as a bushel I of Poverty Bay Perennial Seed ; coni tains about 40 per ceni. tnoie seeds I than a bushel ot other seed, and is a true pekennial Seed, ! Poverty B*y Perennial Rye-grass is a distinctly different type of Ryegrass to Southern Seed. I Several land-owners in thePciverty | Bay district have been induced by ' low. quotations to sow other than Poverty Bay Seed, but the result lat been in every qase that they 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, SHELTOK <S Co., Ltd., GISBORNE. . HUGHES. RAYWARD AND BALDWIN, (Late "Henry Hughes"), CHARTERED PATENT AGENTS. [Established 1882.] ■ TRADEMARKS V Registered ■■/C\'''f3w? ■ Obtained WL*F in all Countries throughout the World. FOREIGIT OFFIGEB : Loudou, Paris, Berlin, Brussels, Vienna, St Petersburg, New York, Ottawa, Calcutta, Yokohama, Capetown, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, ■etc.- / ■ . .'..•■ .- ■ NEW ZEALAND OFFICES: Head Office, Lamljton Quay, "Wellingtoo. Branches: Christchurch,Duuedin, Napier & 103, QtTEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. T AUBANGA BEPEESENTAtIVE : A.G;L EW : I : 8 ' E ARRISTEE & SOLICITOR, TAURANGA. Mr. Lewis will visit OpotiM, Maketu and Whakatane periodically. TANKS^~ . 200 GaUX)N, 30a. 300 GALLON, 42a 6d. 400 GALLON, 538, WILLIAM HALE, ! PLUMBER AND TINSMITH, Stbajs-b, Taueakga. •'-■.— I"C!M P 8 O N Authorised Surveyor, Licensed under Land Transfer Act. Registered under Goldfield^ Begjaiations. Maketu and Tb Pukb.