THE WAIKATO T>ACON pO.MPANY Fraokton Junction, BEG to nntify that they are Buyers < wcll-iinit-hed Dairy and Grain-fed BACON PIGS weighing, dresse.l, 120 to 15011), at highest current prices till the year round ; heavier Pii>3, if wellfinished, may he bought at lower prices. Pics received nt Factory on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY of each week. A WEEKLY PRIZE of one-halfpenny per pound will be paid to the supplier ol the bear lot of 5 received during euch week. GEORGE WATT, Manager. JAMES HALLY, Secretary. fIAMBKIUGB GO-OP. DAIRY CO., \J LIMITED, WE ARE CASH BUYERS GOOD BACON PIGS AT HIGHEST MARKET KATES. For particulars as to delivery apply to MARTIN BUTLER, Secretary, Crimiiridffe. THE TEA-MEN, ASHLEY&Co., OHATJPO, T\ I R E C T TM PORTERS —OF—EUROPEAN, AMERICAN AND CONTINENTAL GOODS. ASHLEY'S o»n Brands of TEA, 'PKINUK PEKOE' AND 'KOYAL CEYLONA,' Are directly shipped from the Ceylon Tea Gardens, ami cau be obuincd only from ASHLEY te GO. Supplied Wholesale to Storekeepers. Prices on An.iliuition A MBURY, FARMERS & DAIRYMEN. Manufacturers OF PURE CREAMERY BUTTER, We claim that our Butter is cqua to the best produced in New Zealand, and may be obtained all the year rauod at our Depot. Newton. OAGLAN GOAGH SERVICE u t aud after MONDAY, February 19. 1900, the following COACH SER VICE, carrying mails, will run between HAMILTON AND RAGLAN.— Leavo Hamiltonand Saturday, 9 a.m. Lcavo Raglan—Monday, Wednesda and Friday, 7 a.m For particulars apply to— DALGLIESH & McDONALD, Hamilton.
D. MEREDITH, nOACH BROPRIEIOE KIHIKIHI, RUNS A COACH TWICE DAILY BETWEEN KIHIKIHI AND TE AWAMUTU STATION, Meeting Every Train. HORSES AND BUGGIES ON HIRE EXPERIENCED GTJIDE3 Provided for Trips through the King Country. D. MEREDITH, Kihiiohi L. SUTTON, 30ACH PROPRIETOR AND CONTRACTOR, Royal Hotel Stables, : A M I L T O N EAST, lAVING secured the contract for carrying the cream between [jirapepe, Ngaruswahia and Hamilton will RUN A'DAILY SERVICE fro 15tu AUGUST, ai follows : Leave Harapepe for Hamilton, Ngarua wahia and intermediate places at 9 a.m. Leave Ngaruawahia for Harapepc at 2.30 p.m. Leave Hamilton for Harapope at 7 Passengers, goods and parcels carried at lowest rate.". The efficacy of SYKES' RED DRENCH for Cattle is proverbial. Read what a T.'ranaki Parmer has to say on this all-important matter to owners of hords. Mr EDWIN BROWNING, Farmer, Okalo, writes : 'I have had occasion to use SYKES RED DRENCH on seven of my cows, at a time when 1 thought there was no -hanee of saviut! them. I followed the instructions «ivcn with the Drench, and am plrased to M,te that I SAVED THE WHOLE SEVEN animals. Their re eoverv I attribute solelv to the Drench. (Signed) E. BROWNING. Witnessed by Ml: R. OoCic, J^P. Sold;at All ChomiEtß & Stores. Is (>d Packet. IGs Dozen
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Waikato Argus, Volume XIV, Issue 1500, 6 March 1903, Page 3
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