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Thames Advertiser, Volume XXVII, Issue 8162, 29 June 1895, Page 4

Special Notice to Tourists and the Travelling Publico o- J "PICKIT AND QO.'S f>CYAL MAIL OF QOACHES ' Leave the Royal Hotel and Pacific Hotel for Paeroa Daily connecting with Camegkll,s Karangahake, Owharoa, Woitckauii, Wnihi, and-Tauranga Coach, and Galugheu's Te Aroha and Morrinsville Coach. ' . ■ Mondays and Thursdays at 6 a.m.—For Ilikutaia, Paero.i, Waihi, Tauranga, and To Arohs. ; * Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, at 8 a.m.--For Hikutaia, Pasroa, Waihi, and Te Aroha. [ IS* Buggies and Saddlo Horses for Hire at Reasonable Rates, can be got} at any of the above Go's Stables. '" ' . ' Auckland Booking Agents: Hayr aud Co. Lower Quee^street; Thos, Cook and Son, Victoria Arcade. "' v' V '.-'■- .■■"'■ l^i«'«»ff l '

WE RECOMMEND to the good tast of the publio a trial of A.RTHUR NATHAN'S "RELIABLE"' TEAS. Aud for perfection'ln strength and fkaobancb will bo lhrd to approacli auythiug liko ' ArtkurNathan's Ceylon Tea, Which 1b packed in air-tight lend packets, so as to rosei vo the full aroma of tho leaf. Tliis beautiful Tea can be obtained of all Grocore and Storekeepers at 2a per pound. ' I ARTHUR NATHAN'S ' Reliable' Teas Aro Sold Everywhere Blended Tea or Ceylon Tea, or Indian Teas, Aro all Hold at 2s p?r pound. A SUPERIOR QUALITY of each description is put ' up in Blmilar manner, sold at 2s (id per pound When you want Tea bo sure you aßk for and get AETHUR NATHAN'S ' ' Eeliable' Teas, NONE OTHFK WILL GIVE SUCH BAUSFAOIION J. Hague Smith AND CO., '. (Late T. kS. 'Morbin & Co., Lm) • WHOLESALE k RETAIL' HARDWARE MERCHANTS V AND IMPORTERS, OWEN'STREET, THAMES, 'Have on' Sale— A Jargoand well assorted stock of Mining Requisites, Comprising— Blasting Powder and Pellets, Dynamite, Gelatine, aud Rack-a-Rock Detonators (extra strong) Double Tape fuse ,-: ; y' Candles, English and Colonial .&>-' Bar, Plate, and SHicet Iron. '•'■' . • Tram Rails, Steel and Iron ' i Cast, Shear, Spring, and Blister Steel Cast Steel Hammers, Drills, and Gaels ' Smiths' Anvils aud Bellows 'y MiuiugatuLNavvy Picks '.*' ft", Haudles—Pick, 'Shovel, Axe, &o". "■',• /' Spades, Forks, Bakes, Hoes, Elc, { Shovels, long and short haudles r' £ Quicksilvor and Cyanide Blaukelliug and Squeezing Cloths - ' " Gratings aud Amalgam Buckets Belting—Rubber and Leather Hose—Canvas and Rubber '' Rope—Wiro and Manilla Chain—Black and Galvanised Blocks—lron and Wood j, Oils—Oaslor, Colza,-Sperm, Ncatsfoot, to •■ Paints and Paint.Oils ■ ■ "' Fencing wire—Plain and Barbed Cooking Stoves, Kitchen Ranges, Itcislor .Grates, Fenders and Irons ° BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY. - Corru- ' , gated Iron, Ridging, Spouting, Roofing - .. Cement, Nails, Hipp, &wks, &q. ° i' ■ i •■