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Waikato Argus, Volume VI, Issue 406, 7 March 1899, Page 3

An eleven from Hamilton will journey to Morrinsville on Wednesday next, to play the return match with the local club, and an interesting game is ex-

lUCCEEDS T IKE This aphorism is as true today as it was a thousand years ago, aud is once more exemplified Ly the pheuomenal and still increasing success of the business carried on by G. E. CLARK, GRAIN, SEED, ARTIFICIAL MANURE MERCHANT, Having just removed into large and commodious premises in Duke-street, Cambridge, he is now in a position to attend the PARMER'S EVERY WANT: He can supply ~IEEDS—Grain, Grass, Glover, Eoots *J and Garden Seeda of all descriptions r\ RAIN & CHAFF for Feed \ GRICULTTURAL IMPLEMENTS _jL including Binders, Drills, Ploughs, Harrows, Cultivators, etc., etc, BINDER TWINE, ALL SIZES ROPE VACUUM COMPANYS OILS AND LUBRICANTS FENCING WIRE, ROLLERS AND PINS, PLOUGH SHARES, &c, &c., &c. Agent for W. S. LAURIE & CO.'S, AUCKLAND, SEEDS & MANURES. G. E. CLARK, DUKE - STREET, CAMBRIDGE. 28/1 3EITLEY, &\ Wholesale & Retail V Butcher (Opposite the Hamilton Hotel). BEST QUALITY MEAT ONLY KEPT. Connected wherewith is THE HAMILTON COFFEE PALACE. HOT DINNERS, 1/-, daily, from 12 to 2 o'clock. Chops or Steaks ready in 10 minutes. Every Accommodation for Cyclists. Races, Regattas, Shows, etc., catered for. ' 10/1