Special Notice to Tourists andth( Travelling Public. —o ' "DICKIT AND no.'S DOYAL MAIL JJNE OF riOACHE Leave the Royal Hotel and Pacific Hotel for Paeroa Taily connecting wit Campeell,s Karangahake, Owharoa, Waitekaun, Waihi, and Tauranga Coacl and Gal.ugiiek's Te Aroha and Morrihsvillo Coach. Mondays and Thursdays at 6 a.m.—For Hikiitaia, Patron > Waihi, Taurangj and Te Arohi. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, at 8 n,m.~For Hikutait Pasroa, Waihi, and Te Aroha, IS* Buegie3 and Saddle Horse 3 for Hire at Reasonable Rates, can be go at any of the above Co's Stables. Auckland Booking Agents: Hayr and Co. Lowpr Queen-«stre* t; Thos. Coo! and Son, Victoria Arcade.
WE RECOMMEND to the good tas of the public a trial of , ARTHUR NATHAN'S "BELIABLI TEAS. And for perfection'in strength and fraqrahce will be h:ird to approach anything like Arthur Nathan's Ceylon Tea, Which is packed in air-fight lead rackets, so as reserve the full aroma of the leaf, This beautiful Tea cau bo obtained of all Groce and Storekeepers at 2s per pound. ' AETHUB HATHAH'S ' Reliable' Teas Are Sold Everywhere. Blended Tea or Ceylon Tea, or Indian Teas, Aro nil sold at 2s per ponnd. A3UTERIOR QUALITY of oach description is pi up in similar man cr, sold at 2s (id per pound When you want Tea bo sure you as! for and get . ARTHUR NATHAN'S ' Reliable' Teas, NONE OTHI-K WILL GIVE SUCH SA IMPACTION J. Hague Smith AND CO., (Late T. k S. Moiibin & Co., Ltd.) WHOLESALE & RETAIL . HARDWARE MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS,. OWEN STREET, THAMES, Havk on Sau:— A large and well assorted stock of Miuin[ Requisites, Comprising— Blasting Powder and Pellets, Dynamite, Gelatine, and Kack-a-Rock Detonators (extra strong) Double Tape Fuse Candles, English and Colonial Bar, Plate, and &Bicct Iron Tram Eails, Steel and Iron Cast, Shear, Spring, and Blister Steel Cast Steel Uammcrs, Drills, and Gids Smiths' Anvils and Bellows Mining and Navvy Picks Handles—Pick, Shovel, Axe, &c. Spades, Porks, Rakes, Hoes, Etc, Shovels, long and short handles Quicksilvor and 'Cyanide Blanketting and Squeezing Cloths Gratings and Amalgam Buckets Belting—Rubber and Leather Hose—Canvas and Rubber Rope—Wire and Manilla Chain—Black and Galvanised Blocks—lron and Wood | Oils-Castor, Colza, Sperm, Neatsfoot, &c. Paints and Paint Oils Fencing wire—Plain and Barbed Cooking Stoves, Kitchen Ranges, licgisloi Grates, Fenders and Irons BUILDERS* IRONMONGERY. - Corrugated Iron, Ridging, Spouting, Roofing Cement, NaiU, Hinges, Locks, &c.
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Thames Advertiser, Volume XXVII, Issue 8160, 27 June 1895, Page 4
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388Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Thames Advertiser, Volume XXVII, Issue 8160, 27 June 1895, Page 4
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