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LOT 40-6 Bleached or Unbjeached Turkish Towels. ln.rge *\r&, ' for 3s lid. '• ii LOT 41-12 yards of American Drill, very heavy ma strong, for 8s 6d. ] , - ' , - „ ( '„, ; LOT 42— : i pair, Heavy UnbleaOhe'l Sheets for 9« lid. LOT 43—1 of our Magnificent .Crotchet Quills.'full size, for 10s 6 LOT 41—1 pair Lace Cmlaius, U yard** long, each handsome - design, for 8s 6d ; Taped Scalloped E'lge, toe 10s 8-1. LOT 15 — !0£ yards of our Strong f'otton Shirting, for 6* 9d. LOT 46—12 yards strong Brown Holland, 4b 9d, 5a 1, 6* £)d ' " White Quilts from 8s Ud Up, Coloured from 2s 6a Floor Cloth paiii'fced back, afc Is 2d square yard. LOT 48—20 yards Heavy Grey Calico, 81 inch, for 6s h RULES OF SMITH & GAUGHEhS PARCEL , SYSTEM. IST.— All Orders must be aecompafcied -with Cash, P. 0.0., Cheques, made payable to SMITH & CAUGHEY. Letters" -'*• containing cheques or Coin should be registered. aND.— AII Parcels over 20s Packed securely in Canvas and sent, ft f t /0 freight paid, to any Railway Station or Port in New Zealand yJ reached direct from Auckland. Where freight is dema'nde eg please communicate the fact to us. ' » cjBJ). — Every Article guaranteed striccl .1 1 3 3ic 111 1 nee with da ' •■ fj sciiption given. s /% 4TH.— We willingly substitute for any article in a Parcel not Jj required other goods of equal value. . *O STH.— If any Parcel is hot approved of, and returned in good " condition within 14 days, we are prepared to refund purchase »^f t money in full, and pay carriage both ways. ; ¥2 HOSIERY LACE, AND FANCY DEPARTMENT. J2 LOT 49—6 pairs Ribbed Merino Stockings, 2 pairs Ladies' gj Mevino Gloves, and l'/jfrdWhite or Cream We f 9s. • J7" LOT 50—1 Ladies' Knitted Hose Jacket, 1 Ladies 1 Durable Urn-" j «- brclla, for ys. LOT 51 — 1 Large Wool Wrap and 3 pair Coloured Lamb's (O Wool Hose tor 7s. (/) i lot 52—2 Heads Wool (1 alloa), and 21bs Knitting Cotton for |jj LOT 53—6 pairs Heavy Knit Worsted Socks for 7$ 6d. q LOT 5 A— 6 pans Strong Knit Socks for 5s 6d. t ~ ! LOT 55— 2 Lamb's Wool Un^er Vebts and 2 pai«ft*rawets for ' ! 18rfCd. ' ' LU LOT 56—1 Cardigan Jacket and 3 pair Men's Wool Socka for £• 6s 6d. I LOT 58, SERGE SUIT PARCEL, £2 19s 6d. JJJ [ 1 Suit All-wool Navy Blue Serge, well-made and finished CG ! 1 Handsome Silk Handkerchief LiJ I 1 Drab French Felt Hut uuJ .} doz Black Ties |m 1 White Dresa Shirt r£ 2 Men's Flannette Shiits or Woikiiig Shirts This Parcel will be a surprise to every gentleman who orders it. jf LOT 5-9, HOUSEHOLD PARCEL, for 40s q 1 pair Magnificcat Witney Blankets, full 2g yards long SJ' 1 White Crotchet Quilt, same size (unshiinkable) 5 yards 80-inch Sheeting (White) 2 yards Uhbletiched Table Damask - ' 6 Honeycomb Towels, 39 inches long 1 Pretty Toilet Cover and pretty Antimacassar; LOT 60. DRESS PARCEL, for 20s. 10 yards Beautifu ]All-wool Gaahmerette, any colour 1£ yards Velveteen to trim 1 pair Glove-fitting Corsets Body Linen and Buttons 1 Silk Handkerchief SMITH & CATJGHEY'S PawJel System is now an admuted BOON to Country Settlers. SMIT & CAUGHEY'S Parcels have for four years given unbounded satisfaction. SMITH & CAUGHEY have always aimed at combining excellence with cheapness, and by so doing have secured the confidence of the public. SMITH tfc CAUGHEY study cio&ely the wants of their Country friends, and do i heir utmost to supply a Genuine Ar- j tide at the lowest possible price for Cash.

DYNAMITE. JTOBEL'S GENUINK DYNAMITE. LONG and extensive use has established NOBEL'S to be the Purest, Safest, most Reliable, Least Objectionable in close workings, and Strongest Dynamite manufactured. The most perfifct patent appliances are nst'd in its manufacture; as Well as being under the direct .supervision of the En& lisli Government,, who insist that every ton shall pass the most rigid tests possible. Thus, if not of the specified quality and purity, forbid its leaving the Factory, — hence uniformity, stability, and purity are assured. Whilst other brands, not having ihe same appliances and supervision, have often failed to meet these seveie te^ts, been sewed and confiscated. NOBEL'S in mortar shots lias proved itself by far the strongest dynamite. NOBEL'S is unequalled for wining, quarrying, blasting in wet or dry, solid, or fissured rock, tunnelling, breaking up wrecks, sunken rocks, blowing out -md splitting up tree roots, bould -rs, &c, pirecting immense saving in tmie,l«bouiyind money. Insist — as is done in most places — on getting only Nobel's, Glasgow-make, which" all bears the Company's Trade Mark, including the name of ( Alfred Nobel, the Inventor of Dynamite. Beware 1 Do not be deceived by Colonial 01 Continental brands. Price reduced to TWO SHILLINGS and SIXPENCE per Ib. with Discount to the Trade. «r NOBEL'S PATENT BLASTING GELATINE* Is 40 pee cent stronger than Dynamite ; gives off less Binoko ; is as safe as D.\;iamite } is slower, less shattering, and more expansive in its* action ; indissoluble in water ; invariably remains soft when all other nitroglycerine compounds are frozen ; and is tired with fuse, detonator, i and dynamite primer in tho same manner as Dynamite, although 21bs of blasting gelatine gives better results than 3^-lbs oi I Dynamite, yet it is only 6d per lb per 51b packet higher in price. Necessary double tape fuse, best quality at ordinary rates, and improved size detonators for firing. Also, warming pans for thawing dynamite when frozen ; and if these pans are used hot water in the outer part of them up to 150 degrees Fuh. may be used with safety. Dynamite and Gelatine always in stock. Printed instructions for using the above explosives issued with every 51b package. Supplies may be had from James Kenshaw and T. & S. Morbin & Co., Limited, Thames ; John Phillips & >Son ; Paerqa, Wells & Scutier, Te Aroha, and others. Agents for Nobel's Explosives Company, Limited, Glasgow—for North' 'New Zea*' ? . - land; . * v ' •' ' E/ POBT E IV AND Cci.,;| Auckland,