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Waikato Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1885, 5 August 1884, Page 4

SPECIALITIES. Lot I—l pair Heavy Tweed Trousers, leatherbound at heels, '3s lid per pair Lot 2—l pair Sti ong Trousers and Vest, 15s 6d Lot 3-1 pair Saddle Tweed Trousers, 19s 6d Lot 4—l pair Pure All-wool Geelong Tweed Trousers, at 17s lid Lot s—l Suit Genuine Kaiapoi Tweed, 45s »d Lot 6—l Suit Superior Tweed, 37s 6d Lot 7—l p.nr Heavy Moleskin Trousers, 8s lid Lot B—l Boys' Pretty Knickerbocker Suit, 12s «d Lot 9-1 pair Real Good Blankets, full 2i yards long, for 13s lid •Lot 10-1 pair Beautiful Witney Blankets, full 2^ j ards long, for 17s lid Lot 11—1 pair Beautiful Witney Blankets, full 2} yards long, for 21s Lot 12—1 Handsome White Unshrinkable Quilt, 2^ yards long, for 10s lid Lot 13—1 dozen yards of our famous Grojr of White Calico, for 4s 6d Lot 14—10 yards of cur Yard-wide Str*ag Flannel, for 10s Lot 15—10 yards Superior Dress Serge, ia popmlar -winter shades, for 9s 6d Lot 16— 6 yards of Rich Black Cashmere, 42 inches wide, for 16s 6d Lot 17— 3} yards Tweed, 54 inches wide (suitable for Ulster or Boys' wear*, for 10s 6d Lot 18 — 1 Good House Dress, 10 yards, for 4s Hi Lot 19—] Pretty Out-door Dress of the mew Matilasse Cloth, neat pattern, It yards, for 7s lid Lot 20—1 Beautiful Co'oured Dress of VelTeteen, 10 yards, for 19s 6d Lot 21—1 Full Dress ot our Celebrated Velveteen, for 25s Lot 22—1 Handsome Ulster, useful shape, f«r 12s 6d Lot 23—1 Gent's Black or Drab Soft Felt Hat, 2s lid Lot 24—1 pair Drawing room Window Curtains, each Curtain full 3 yards long, for 5s 6d Lot 25—6 yards of Heavy Serge, 54 inches wide, for 17s 6d Lot 26—10 yards All-wool Heavy Welsh Flannel, for 12s Lot 27—1 Large Reversible Velvet Wool Shawl, for 12s lid. N.B. — As regards quality and price, any of th* above lines are Special and Extraordinary Value, and as we anticipate a large demand, arrangeme its have been made for an adequate supply. — S &C. For fuller information concerning Parcels and Prices, Lists will be sent, post free, oa ap»licatio» for colssc oitfirar

GRATEFUL— COMFORTING.

EPPS'S COCOA

BREAKFAST.

" By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition and by a careful application of the fine properties of welltelected cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately-flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy doctor's bills. It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame." —^'ee article in the Civil Service Gazette. Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold in packets by Grocers, labelled thus : JAMES EPPS & CO., HOMOEOPATHIC CHEMISTS, LONDON, ENGLAND. DUPTURES. Persons suffeiing from the above should apply to J. F. 11. Stiickland, Surgical In* stiument Maker (late maker to Leeds, Bradford, and Wakefield Hospitals, and Gateshead Dispcu&ary), V?n cent-street, Auckland (13 doors from Cook-street, right-hand side). "VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Time Table, Otf AND AFTER APRIL IST, 1884.

MAIN LINE. AUCKLAND, MERCER, TE AWAMUTU SOUTH.— WEEK DAYS. _ - AM AM P M 0 Aurkland, dep. 620 9 0 415 2 Newmarket ... 030 911 i 25 3 Remuera 915 430 *i Gieen Lane ... ... 1T... *5 Ellerblie 1f... 6 Pcinoso June. 647 930 +4 45 9 Otahuhu ... 7 5 940 457 11 Papatoitoi fl9 50 5 « *15 M<inurcwa V... 520 19 Papakura ... 8 0 10 18 535 *21 Hunua 1F... 22 Drury ... 815 10 37 555 *23 Runciman 11... *23 Paerata II . 30 Pukekohe ... 857 11 5 625 *33 Buckland ff... 35 Tu.ikau ... 920 11 22 C 44 *37 Whangarata V... 10 Pokeno 11 38 7 4 43 Mercer ) arr ' \lO\ 10 ° { U 50 7lg 16 fiercer j dgp (10( 10 20 { 12 10 *49 Whangamarino ... ... ... *54 Wair^ngi ♦b6 Rangiriri *59 Ohinewai 65 Huntly ... 12 0 124 69 Taupiri ... . 139 74 Ngaruawahia .. 12 55 155 •78 Puketc •81 Teßapa 84 Hamilton June. 135 235 ... 85 Hamilton ... 140 ... ... 90 Rukuhia 94 Ohaupo 3 8 •96 Lake Road •98 Ngaroto 325 100 Te Awa., arr. ... 330 NORTH.— WEEK DATS. AM AM P M 0 Te Awa., dep. ... 940 2 Ngaroto 947 •4 Lake Road 7 Ohaupo 10 4 •11 Rukuhia 17 Hamilton ... ... ... 2 0 16 Hamilton June. ... 10 40 2 5 *20 Te Rapa *23 Pukete 26 Ngaruawahia. 11 20 249 31 Taupiri ... ... n4O 31» 35 Huntly 12 5 330 41 Ohinewai •45 Rangiriri ... „. ... •46 Wairangi •51 Whangamarino 57 M>r ,-r \ arr - ••• <1 25 i 5 5 57 Mer^r | Q 60 Pokeno ... 626 157 •63 Whangarata ++ C 5 Tuakau ... 640 218 *68 Buckland t+... 70 Pukekoho ... 7 6 235 6 123 •73 Paerata ++... •77 Runciman ++ ' 78 Drury ... 743 3"lO TNi •80 Hunua +?.. ' 81 Papakura ... 754 322 •85 Manurewa ... 810 ++... 734 89 Papatoitoi ... 828 355 60 92 Otahuhu ... 838 4 3 .« l?, nro ?. c J unc * * 8 61 +* 15 820 •95 Ellerslie *96 Green Lane 97 Remuera ... 94 430 835 98 Newmarket ... 911 $4 40 841 100 Auckland, arr. 920 449 860 1 B— A Passenger Carriage is attached to this Train, which stops for passengers by signal only, and Tuns from Huntly to Hamilton and back pn.Taesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays only, t Change for Onehunga. L% Change for HelenavSle and intermediate, stations. . „ ■ '<_ „ ITOnJy ;stpp3 to, pick up passengers from Waikato.. ,#r * * " 'i Only stops, to set down passenger! *om>Waik~atQ> ■ • t ,j ?< . ;, ?,