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Waikato Argus, Volume XVI, Issue 2627, 30 April 1904, Page 3

1904 SPORTING SEASON 19 04 GUINS. GUNS. GUNS. A LARGE SELECTION AT POPULAR PRICES QQ CALIBRE from 20i; 5.15.8. L 12-gauee from 27s 6d ; D.8.8.L 1.2-gauge %&& from 57s 6d ; Collectors, 4)0, 45s ; Wincheuters, Remingtons, etc, at lowest prices Colonial Ammunition Co'. Cartridges —Favourite, Slayer, Brown, etc; well known and give great satisfaction ; used by all winners in the leading pigeon matches. Special quotations for cjuuutities. PAKR BROS., Agents Ballistito, Winchester, New (.:«!•, etc SiORTING REQUISITES-Oiic'R, W.uls, Shot, Caps, Powder, Cleaning Rods, Extractors, Ni'roelene, 3 iu 1, t il, etc 3? A 3B£# ! GENERAL IRONMONGERS, ETC., HamiltonT XTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTXTrTTTTCCCCCOO(JCCCOCCCOCCCCCCCCC TTTTTT , xxTTTTTTTTTTTTI'TTTI'T CCCCCCCCOCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC CC TTI ICC gPEAK JPOK THEMSELYESXI I am a JAPANESE SILK CC avp Just out from JAPAN. nQ tt, I dodged the RUSSIAN SHIPS cc ii And here I am. r^_. TT I wash well, CC XT I wear well, CC XX I am SOLD by the yard qq mm And WORN by the ladies (mostly). r p 11 My national pride is hurt VERY MUCH that I yY TI am sold so cheaply, bat I'll bear it—without CO TT griuniag. CC TT Prices :—White, I Cream, I Colours, CC TT 1/2 to 2/6 I 1/b'i to 2/11 | 1/2 to 2/6 yd. CC TT Write for Patterns. CC TT CC TT lam just an UMBRELLA. CC TT lam used for many purposes, CO XT Sometimes as a weapon of SELF-DEFENCE, qq mm Sometimes to keep the SUN off, and (-,(-< 11 Sometimes the RAIN ~~ TT (It i 3 in the RAIN that I SHINE-and I shelter two AT A CC TT SQUEIiZE). CC XT Price V Well, 1 don't care if lam CHEAP, lam appreciated JUST qq mm AS MUCH. It is a comfort to mo to know that lam not like 11 HUMAN BEINGS in that respect. Y^ XX CO mm Neat handles, strong fram-s, sterling value, nn TT 2/6, 2/11, 3/11, 4/11 to 14/6 . S;X R. I. CAMBRIDGE. TT I * UU XTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT CCC CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC NOW SHOWING. Our two special lines in Gents' Flexible Hats. Hs£g=* Especially '^"Colour Guaranteed L New Oval Shape, Special fitting for long-shaped heada. These two lines each Hat is guaranteed by us delusively ours, and New Zealand CLOTHING FACTO HALLEN STEIN BROS., HAMILTON, it gg x o SEEDS Can only be obtained in the WAIKATO DT! from SUTTON & SONS' SOLE AGENTS, Messrs W. Souter & Co., _ * Cambridge and Ohaupo. This notice is rendered necessary by the fact that aUpKi Seeds are sometimes offered as SUTTON'S which have ffoffia neither been grown or supplied by SUTTON & SONS. tySTf..7. Unless sold by AUTHORIZED AGENIS and protected *W XUjJ by SUTTON'S TRADE MARK, Seeds Should not be ©I3JJI acoepted as SUTTuN'S. % <*||S; SUTTON & SONS, ROYAL SEED ESTABLISHMENT, —zaj November 6th, 190.3. READING, ENGLAND. lir ~s£F~ nr Q-EAND ][>ISPLAT /^^ of AUTUMN AND WINTER NOVELTIES AT A. M^GARRIGLE'S. WINTER MILLINERY—Very Choice AUTUMN TRAVELLING HATS, READY-10-WEAR, &o JACKETS, COATS, CRAVENETTES. MACINTOSHES. &c, Immense Variety, Verv Stylish and Cheap DRESS MATERIALS AND TRIMMINGS in all the Newest Designs PARIS FLANNEL BLOUSING. Very Choice All the New Novelties for NECKWEAR EVENING AND GOLF BLOUSES, Vory Special NOVELTIES alwayn obtainable at our Establishment not eeeu elsewhere. OCALL AND INSPECTS VICTORIA HOUSE, HAMILTON AURORA BOREALIS. The Northern Light. A ■workman's Shoe ought to fit his feet and his station in life— Northern Light \ 'z- \*zcMMe We all agree that comfort and wear \ are most in de- ' mand— Northern Light THE NORTHER:; LIGHT SHOE is ideal Consult D. SALMON. Commercial Hotel, i SHORTLAND STREET, AUCKLAND I S. J. ATKINS (Formerly Proprietor of the KoyaTjMuil Hotel, l'aeroa) DESIRES to intimate that he has taken over the above Well-Known House, and would respectfully request a continuance of tho favours hitherto accorded his predecessor Tho Proprietor also begs to announce that the House will still remain ' Kree,' and that the BEST DUNEDIN AND CHRIHTCBURCH ALES will bo ALWAYS ON DRAUGHT WINKS AND SPIRITS of tho Very BEST BRANDS procurable Special Attention afforded the Travelling Public TABIfP; Eight Shilusqs Per Dax Idffecumbe & Wheeler LAND AGENTS, &c, FOR IMMEDIATE SALEFINE FARM of 600 Acres, 450 Freehold and 150 Government Leasehold ; good 6-roomod house, buddings, etc. ; fifty acreß in oatß and fifty acroa ploughed for turnips ; situated six miles from nips ; situated six miles from Hamilton, with long frontage to river and good road. Price for the Freehold (which is mostly in grass or cultivation) £6 10a per acre ; Leasehold, £375 122 ACRES FREEHOLD & 122 ACRES LEASEHOLD with 13 years to run at a rental of £8 per annum — Splendid land and nearly all ploughable ; good house, Bheds, dairy* eto. Price, £5 per aore for the freehold ; this includes the goodwill of the leasehold 261