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"WINTER 1904 IS SHOWING NEW MILLINEEY s£» NEW CLOTH AND FRIEZE COATS SKIRTS AND UNDERCLOTHING A LOVELY ASSORTMENT OF BABIED HATS AND BONNETS. LAYETTES A SPECIALITYALEXANDRA BUILDINGS, HAMILTON BAKER, General Storekeeper, VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. Take Good Advice HERE IS NO HIGHER LUXURY THAN A Cup of Really Good Tea All classes—poor and rich, joung and old townspeople, mechanics, labourers, gentry — find the one splendid solace of weariness in the deligthful cup of Fragrant, Rich Eull-liquored Tea This can be absolutely secured by purchasing The Standard Tea NOW SO CELEBRATED Buyers should select according to their i liking for part of China or all Indian. Grocers will advise what particular number is preferable : but to be sure that the right thing is secured Ask for Standard Teas L. D. NATHAN & CO B. A. LAUEIE T. F. LONGLA N Steamed BONEMEAL PYRAMID BRAND, In small bags; absolutely P»"i f h sf* al BR _ ND Tnd IT will Please Note that PYRAMID is our B^ IBT *J™,° f "f ™"\?"u its that they get it, wme unscrupulous dealers having sold an inferior article under our trade mark. Also, — SUPERPHOSPHATE, Anglo or Lawes', 36 % THOMAS' PHOSPHATE (Basic Slag), 38 to 46 / 0 KAINIT, Imported Belgian, does not cake or set hard SPECIAL!—fIITKO POTASH GKABS MANURE New Season's Glover and Grass Seeds •j 9 CUSTOMS STREET. AUCKLAND X 9 O 4. SECCOMBE'S NEW TEAE BKEW MADE FROM THE BEST MALT * HOI'S.* THE PUREST WATER IN THE WORLD SPECIALITIES : Light, Bitter, India, Pale and XXXX Ales and| Unrivalled Double Stout GREAT NORTHERN BREWERY, CTBfIARKET r»HE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE _____ _ - »/vr TTT ' suppl? association of coYLE & JOLLY, HHE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE 1 SUPPLY ASSOCIATION OF AUCKLAND. N.Z., Lte, Box 86 Auckland (Lata W. J. Hurst & Co) Bee to annouDoe to the Farmers of Waikato and Surrounding Districts that they have just imported, ex e.s Delphio, £IOOO worth Best English Clovers and Natural GrassesIncluding Pacey's Celebrated Englishgrown Ryegrass. Farther shipment* to follow. Also, Poverty Bay and Southern Ryegrass, Italian Ryegrass, Cucksfoo', etc. The Beed» imported by the late firm of Hurst •nd Co. have been noted for their excellence. The Farrmrs' Supply Associ .tion frnn- the Mime growers. 42 MUS McCONNELL AS NOW OPENED HER Frankton Store. EVERY ' HING OF BEST QUALITY AT MODURATE PRICES )EG to announce they have TAKEN J OVER Mr JOHN RIDLER'S Carting AND Coal and Firewood Business, HAMILTON, FROM THIS DATE. Saddlery and Harness Repaired ' On the Premises, •RANK fON JUN OTION ""CIDJ^RI NOW READY Seven Shillin u ('/«) P«f dczta Q. F. E. KDOECUMBE, Hamilton ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. August Ist, 1903 1/8 F J. BROWN, DECGEATIVE PAINTER AND J-APERH-HOEK, (Eight years with Mr M. J. Bennett Auckland) DESIRES to notify the public that he has started business in Brewery Stri-et, CAMBRIDGE, and has a Large and Select Assortment of PAPERHANGINGS. ARTISTS' REQUISITES, and all TRADE M ATERI \LS in stock. Work in all HepHrtments of the trade undertaken in Town or Country. Beat Materials always used. Satisfaction Guaranteed. A Trial Solicited. GOOD—LASTING—PLEASING Note the Address— F- J- BROWN ttrewery-St. (Next Webber, Blacksmith) 4/9 CAMBRIDGE.

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Waikato Argus, Volume XVI, Issue 2629, 3 May 1904, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Waikato Argus, Volume XVI, Issue 2629, 3 May 1904, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Waikato Argus, Volume XVI, Issue 2629, 3 May 1904, Page 1