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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume V, Issue 1506, 13 December 1905, Page 3

December 11th, 1905,, SEASON'S GREETINGS j TO THE* YOUNG FOLKS OF WAIHI I —— Dear. Mr LiVBSBr,—Ab the fostivc Christmas Season is nigh at hand, : it i ; perbapa needloss to remind yon that ] shall pay iny annual visit to your establish' rnent at Waihi, on behalf of tho dum ohildron, for whom I have an affectionate jard, To let you into a secret, I have com' pletod arrangements to have a record ehipmon) ■at onoo forwarded: to your well known address, opposite Waibj Post Office, comprising eouw thousands of v«ry pretty and useful Toys and Dolls, which I am sure will afford tho young-peoplo unit woulfl, howovor, oall your atlontion to the foot, that for the past few years your shops have been far lo small too display to the best advantage tho very many Season's Novelties, and large range of.New Toys I have hitherto supplied. y. To enable tho residents in your town and outskirts to inspect with comfort tke exceptionally largo assortment of. Christ* mas Gifts tud New Year Presents I have of Musio, alongside your premises, for three days-say on Thursday;- Friday, arid Saturday, Deoember 21st, 22nd, ana 23rd, and arrangel (nioely decorated) 6d; Is, Is 6d, 2s, and 2s 6d stall?, to ensure customers receiving prompt attention. If you obtain the services of the popular Federal Band for tho Sa'urdaj nveninjj it would liven things up beautifully. It' is my, intention 1 to :be pressnt on Friday and Saturday (afternoon ond evening) in-.person; and Iwill ;Sba)te "Hands with and bestow a Nice Gift upon eaoh child who is generous'enough to give me 3d in return. With love to all,the children, moro anbn, iYours to command, ,v " SANTA OLAUS.

Si'HCiAL NoTg,—Acting upon the suggestions eontaiaed in the above letter, arrangements have bteri made aocordingly; and both of Mus:o and thq Wailii Federal Band have been engaged for iho purposo named, and in conjunction with Santa Glaus/1 can safely promise 'a treat in store for the youngsters, JOHN J IVESEY V . FANCY GOODS AND TOY , ' MERCHANT. J. §. K IICiUE BAKER AND CONFECTIONER • Froah Bread delivered to any part of the district daily. . , Wedding Cakes and, Small Goods a specialty. Orders left at Mr Holmes' shop receive prompt attention. <, ■ Orders now taken for Christmas Cake. • Noiioe.—AH intending visitors'to Waihi Bbaeh during Ohristmus are invited to loaye orders for head with JV 8. B. ITAND PAINTED MIRROR J - L PLAQUES,. Lovely Purses, and Handbags; Beautiful Dressing Cases. First claasfancy S-M. leather goods.—J. Limey's opposite Post Offico. ' ■ ■' 0 T ,i~"o" E CHRISTMAS ORDERS. J. A. WILLIAMS Uaa a woli-assorted stock of Worsteds, and is prepared to take' all Christmcß crders. 1 • Perfit fit and workmanship g ooranteod ' I A; WLLLIAMS, V , ' TAILOR, ' Hassjard-sireet

0 B T It A ,1 T J£MXs ON SHOW, AND MAY BE HAD AT 0Y ' S STU DI 0 Main Stkhm v <■ - Waiki.

p LJ3 A'SE KOfIOE THAT A. B. GENTLEMEN'S,TAILOR ' UPPER MAIN. STBEET . . , . ■' > I(lato of Australia) Has a choice selection 'of;; Summer suitings, up-to-date designa and Smut quality, Prioes to Buit everybody, Absolute fit guaranteed, . A. E. RAYNER BICYCLES,— Eamblor,' ;, Budge Whitwortb, £18; Harp all 8.8.A; oomplete, .£10; Harp second grade £10: (bighost allowanoo for old cycles.) Built and onamollod on tho premises, Umbrellas repair-id, recovered, saws set and sharpened; Soisßors, Razors,Knives,Lnyn Mowers, Look and Koy?; Prams and Go. onrls /it Anoklatfd cost, also ropnired and thoroughly; renovated, Guns, Sowing Machines by expert machinists; Phonographs, Box anything you like; Agents for W, A, Ryan's 'Motorcnrs and Oil Engines,. Samson's- Windmills, Hoffmnn'a Brinsme/d Piauos, Beale Sewing Maohines. Needlaa all makes. Thrifty folk, price our goods,-J, and W. Harp, Oyole Makers Mechanical; Engineers, foot Main-street, ■ ' • "MILLINERYI Millinery I Millinery I—--1?1 At the Economic, the" only placo whero you can gtt a real stylish Hat, Call and inspect our Showroom, which is heavily stocked with nil iho latest novel ties in Ladies' and O(iildron'a Millinery,— S. Adams ' . WANTED . KNOWN,-A;rush bnit What ? Derby Tobacco, Flak ■Cut, '■ two-junee this, All tobaoconist OPENING OP THE WAIHI RAIL» WAY, "■MANNING'.S" BATHS : ARE ALWAYS OPEN. Visitors will find tho Bathsfiot and Clean MANNING'S "CHICAGO" HAIR. DIIE&SING PARLOUR. Mannings Establishment is the Lending Esiablishment in ■ Waihi, 1895—MANNING—1896