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Tuapeka Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1182, 23 September 1885, Page 5

SALE_LIST. lOOOyrls Dress-stuff ; sale price, 3d per yard 250yrls All-wool Beige ; clparing at 7d lOOvrls Black Cashmere ; must go, 1/3 Romping Boys' Tweed (extr.-i slronn), 1/10 25 pieces. D e«e Silvia at 3fl • worlh 6.1 50 gross Biack Braid, 12yds for 6-i Miles of .Strong Welsh Flannel, B£d Grey Calico — Manchester price, l/9d per doz Two-ynrd Wide Grey Sheeting, 4/6 per -£-d"z White Book Muslin, 12yds for 3/6 Lace Stripe Pinafore Muslin, 3/9 per doz 1001 bs Kuiithag 0 ttnn nt 6d per £ Jb Striped Galatea Cloth, only 3£d 25 pieces Turkey Eed Twill, (i£d Der yard American Scouted Grey Calico, 2/9 per doz India Matting (new patterns) lOd per yard Gent's English Tweed Trousers, 6/11 Trousors and Vest (worth 20/), for 10/ Colonial All-wool Suits, 45/ Soft Felt Huts (former price, 3/6), for 1/11 Men's Colored Mole Trouser?, 5/11 Boys' Colored Mole Trousers, 3/11 Knicker Suits for Boys, 5/11 Girls' School Hats (worth 1/), for 6d Flowers, Id j Wings and Birds, Id Hpot Net tor "Wils, 4i Colored Streamer Net, six yards for 1/ foliar and Cuffs, 4d ppr set 10-inch Shsli Ribbons— formerly 2/6 ; now 1/ I Fringed Toilet Covers, must go al. 10id I Soft White Twill Sheeting, 1/ Gent's Regnttu Print Hhirts, 2/11 1000 new Summer Hats (latest styles) Boxes of new Feathers and Ornaments cheap 100 Baskets Given away daily at M'FARLANE'S __ __ROSS_ PLACE, LAWRENCE. NEW STYLES ! NEW PA.TTERNS ! BEST QUALITY ! LARGEST SXOf^K IN LAWRENCE ! rp DODDS wishes to announce to his * numerous Customers that he has removed to his new and commodious Shop, nearly oppusile his former premises ; also, that he ba3 on hand a large, varied, nnd wellselected stock of Tweeds (Home and Colonial), West of England Broad-jloths and Fancy Coatings, all of the latest, novelties in patterns. Newest alylcs and best quality in Waterproof Overcoats, Gent's Hats, "While Shirts, Crimean Shirts, Gloves, Gold and Silver Studs, Neckties, &c. Style, fit, and workmanship guaranteed. Goods of beat quality and lowest possible pric'o3. T. DODDS, Jioas JM.icp, Ldwronce. i ITKRGUSSON AND MITCHELL,! STATIONKRS, kv., MANUFACTURERS OF BROWN AND [ GREY WRAPPING PAPERS, ! TAPER BIGS, &c. i ! Factory : 76 and 84, Princes-street, Dunodju. ; Mills : "Woodlnuf.il, Xorth-east Valley, Agrnts for Tinpoka District : Messrs Tilling Bros., Koss Tlace, Lawrence | I 1885. spiu~^\vi^r~7^ . KEWSKKDS! TE3IHD SEEDS! T)RICES ccncral'.y are lower (ban for several _L seasons ywsl, nr.d I lit quality is uncx. eeptional. Send tor Samples and Prices, i Undoubtedly { THE BEST PLACE TO BUY ALL SORTS > OF SEEDS | (Agricultural, Vegetable, Flower and Tree) i IS AT j NIMMO AND BLAIR'S,; Heed Merceaxts, Dujn'edix. MACHINE-DRESSED RYEGRASS REED. I Our Flower and Vegetable Seeds, which arc , of the best quality, can be procured from , most Country Stores ; but p-irtirs exp^rienc- j ing any difficulty in obtaining them can have them sent (except Peas and Beans) direct at j our Catalogue Prices. Post free. No neces- i jity, therefore, for buying packets of Com- i mission Seeds. The principal Seeds arc tested in our new Germinatoi 1 . New Catalogues ready ; may be had on ap- ; plication. i NIMMO AND HLAIII, '• Dine din*. A M ' i; O il X I N ]) A L E X^* GKNKRAL BLACKSMITH", Tuapeka West, Has opened a Branch Establishment fronting Mr Duncan Robertson's property at Waita- ] huna West, anil purposes devoting every j Monday and Tucsd ty in attending to the i requirements of the settler?. i Fittings for Reapci?, Single and Doublcfuvrcw Plough", &c, always in stock. j The best of workmanship guaranteed at mo3t reasonablo prices. TO THE SETTLERS AND OTHERS IN THE WAITA II ON \ WEST AND TUAPEKA. MOUTH DISTRICTS. T\ M'TAGGART begs to inform tbe rcsi- ! • dents in the bove districts that he has jpened a Branch Establishment in Waita huna West, whore he may be found every Tuesday. Blacksmith - work in all its branches. Charges Moderate. Waitahuna, 7lh May, 1885. BALSAM OF HONEY IW Coughs, Colds BALSAM OF HONEY Fir Bronchitis, Asthma BALSAM OF HONEY For Wheezing, Tightness of the Chest, Hoarseness. &c. BALSAM OF HONEY Is adapted to any age or either sex, and being very palatable is easily administered to young children. Several local people have taken the Balsam of Honoy, and acknowledge it to be the best remedy for Coughs and Coldi thej h ive vet had. All say— "Try it!" Sole Agent for Lawrence — G. O. TAYLOR, Chemist. PURE CODLIVER OIL TASTELESS CASTOR OIL PHOSPHORUS G, O. TAYLOR, Chemist and Dbttggist Robs Place, Lawrence