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Waikato Times, Volume XVI, Issue 1333, 15 January 1881, Page 4

Miscellaneous-

J. WISEMAN, SA DDLER AND HARNESS MAKER, Hamilton East, VuBSvH - — Kf TTAS ON SALE Saddlery and Harness Of every description. CARRIAGE — BUGGY — SPRINGCART — DRAY — PLOUGHAMERICAN— and Other /COLLARS ! Collars i The demand for J.W's. Pack Saddles (sis made by him for H.Ms. Forces in New Zealand, and now adopted by the British Array) still continues. Price £3 and upwards. J.W. continues to manufacture his celebrated Station Saddles at £3 10s and upwards. Lower qualities made. Every Stable requisite kept in Stock. Embrocation and Condition Powders. Head Establishment : 113, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND (Established 1861.

IMPORTANT NOTICE. W. K. Carter, in returning thanks to his numerous customers for the liberal support he has received since running the Mail Coach between Hamilton and Cambridge, begs now to inform them that although his mail contract expires on 31st December, his coach will still continue to run between t ambridge and Hamilton Station, in connection with the trains to and from Auckland. W. K. CARTER, Coach Proprietor. Livery and Bait Stables, Cambridge, 2lst December ISBO. To the Travelling Public.

TVj"R JAMES CAMP lus opened his Hotel at the Narrows Bridge Road, and will be happy to meet his old friends and the travelling public. iggT Best brands of Liquors only.

THE "SYBIL"

Having arrived from China direct, with a Full Cargo of NEW SEASON'S TEAS EW SEASON'S TEAS Of Superior Quality, I beg to announce to my numerous Customers and the public generally that I have now in bond an IMMENSE STOCK Of the Finest Crops of the Season. My object in buying so largely (sufficient for 12 monthb) is that I may be able to maintain the high quality and character of my Tea tight through the year. I have had. great reason to regret that, owing tj the state of the tea market, both here and in Melbourne for the past four months, it was simply impossible to get the certain quantities I find to be indispensable in producing a Family Tea which will command general approbation. I take thi- opportunity of thanking my customers (whose name is legion) for the immense tiade in Tea which I have been doing during the past year, and I can assure them that 1 never was in such a good po-ition as now, and never more willing than now to satisfy them with the fragrant cup that cheers but not inebriates. My New Teas are turning out in splendid condition — rich and mellow, yet bribk and pungent ; deep in color, full in stiength, agreeable in ilavor, and grand in the cup. My Family Mixture, containing a proper propoition of the Rich and Powerful Assam (though superior by 2d. per lb. to last year's), I will, as before, send out in boxes containing 121bs. and 201bs. nett. at the A T ery Moderate Price of 2s. and 4d. per pound. Teas, in half-chests, from Is. 6d. to 2s. 6d. per 11). My motto — "Small profits, large trade." ADAM LAYBOURN, * MEBCHAXT, FORT-STEEET, AUCKLAND.

EDWIN HOLLOWAY

In returning thanks to the Settlers in the Waikato for the liberal patronage accorded to him while Partner in the firm of

Holloway, Garlick & Craxwkll,

Begs t© solicit a continuance of the same in his NEW ESTABLISHMENT, Next to Hewin's, Grocers, Which he has Opened with a very Select and Cheap Stock of General DRAPERY AND MILLINERY, Bought for Cash, which will enable him to Sell at a Small advance on Wholesale Prices. All orders will receive his personal attention. The Millinery Department ia under the Management of MraVABtfOM, for several years- with Mr T, Short, of Auckland.