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Waikato Argus, Volume XV, Issue 6018, 15 July 1903, Page 3

TTTTTTTTTTTTTTITTTTTTTTT OCCCOCCCi CCCCCCCCCCCCCC TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCf. "\F TUDEHOPE'S Winter Remainders. EVERYTHING is to be REDUCED, »nd it is well known that when TIiDEHOPE say ß that EVERYTHING is Reduced it means EVERYTHINGAll TRIMMED MILLINERY is HALF-PRICE LADIES' All LADIES' MACKS are HALF-PRICE MACKS that were 33/6 are 6/9 MACKS that were 19,6 are 9/9 JACKETS are HALF-PRICE JACKETS that were 15/6 are 7/9 JACKETS that were 21/6 are 10/9 All REMNANTS —Dresses, Prints \ Are Flannelettes, Calicoes > HALF Laces, Ribbons ] PRICE Don't Delay—write or call. Eememeeb,—SHOßT is :he period, SHAkP are the prices, o KEEN that all profit is CUT AWAY R.T. TUDEHOPE'S, CAMBRIDGE. TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTCCCCCCCCCCOCCCOCOUCOCCCC TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTCCCOCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCO

w are sure protection in wet weather. WE MANUFACTURE TIP TOP W.P. COATS, and advise you to try them. Boys'. Youths', Men's ~ In Black Cashmere, Blue Serges, Coloured Tweeds. THE LARGEST SELECTION IN THE WAIKATO. LADIES' W.P. COAT a speciality. #3r PRICES DOWN QUALITY UP! HALLENSTEIN BROS., HAMILTON. WE AEE SELLING the Balance of A Heavy Stock of This Season's Millinery. AT COST AND UNDER-To Effect A Speedy Clearance. ains. CAMBRIDGE.

W. S. LAURIE B. A. LAURIE T. F. LONGLAND Steamed I IYTRAMID BRAND, in small bags; absolutely pure, highest analysis. Buyers will Please Note that PYRAMID is our REGISTERED BRAND, and see that they get it, some unscrupulous dealers hariog sold an inferior article under our trade marls. Also, — SUPERPHOSPHATE, Anglo or Lawes', 36 per cent THOMAS' PHOSPHATE (Basic Slag), 38 to 40 per cent LANDING EX WBAKATANE, Due 28th JUNE KAINIT, Imported Belgian, does not cake or set hard d • 1 I «§" NITRO POTASH POTATO MANURE bPeCISLI 1 gg* NITRO POTASH GRASS MANURE £9 CUSTOMS STREET, AUCKLAND.

Y PERMISSION OF THE COLO- > NIAL SECRETARY GRAND ART UNION To be drawn ut Paul's Book Arcade, Hamilton. 12 Beautiful Paintings (From the Brash of H. J. BELL, Esq.) Tickets, 1/- Each. Pictures on view and TICKETS OBTAINABLE at PAUL'S BOOK ARCADE. _ fIiEL D. MEREDITH, rtOACH T4ROPRIETOR KIHIKIHI, RUNS A COACH TWICE DAILY BETWEEN KIHIKIHI AND TE AWAMUTU STATION, Meeting Every Train. HORSES AND BUGGIES ON HIRE EXPEBIENCED GUIDES Provided for Trips through the King Country, D. MEREDITH, Kiliik hi