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Notices. JOHN PARrT AGENT FOR ED. WEBB & SONS' PURE HOME-GROWN AGRICULTURAL & VEGETABLE SEEDS. PERENNIAL RYEGRASS ITALIAN RYEGRASS COCKSFOOT. Lawes' 36 % Superphosphates. JCE BONEDUST. Best Brands of Galvanised, Barb and Plain FENCING WIEE! Walker's Ikon Rollers and Pins. CORRUGATED IRON. RIDGING SPOUTING, ETC. BREECH & MUZZLE-LOADING GTJNS, AMMUNITION, ETC., ETC. At my Cambridge Store only, THE MOA BRAND OF BOOTS AND SHOES, Prize winners at the Dunedin Exhibition. Builders and General Ironmongery. PAPERHANGINGS, PAINTS, OILS. GROCERY AND EARTHENWARE. HAMILTON & CAMBRIDGE. Agent for the Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Association, JOSEPH T>ANNELL, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AND FANCY GOODS DEALER, Vietoria Street, Hamilton. Always in Stock : ®T CHOICE FANCY GOODS, At reasonable prices, suitable for presents at all seasons. GENERAL STATIONERY! CHEMISTS' FANCY GOODS AND HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICINES. Fifty New Books in the Library. Just appointed Agent for the N.Z. ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO. OTHER AGENCIES : Mutual Life Association of Australasia Norwich Union Fire Insurance Company London and Berlin Pianoforte Company (either for cash or upon the hire system). For prospectuses apply as above. ■VTEW A UTUMN T^RAPERY. The bulk of our New Goods having now arrived ex lonic, Ruapehu, Tongariroand Tainui, we would respectfully ask the ladies, of the Waikato to call and inspect, or send for patterns of the various styles for the season, which in all departments arc the very latest to be had in the London and Continental markets. • An immense display in U DRESS MATERIALS H In Colonial Tweeds, English £ O and German all-Wool Mate- F, W rials in Checks, Stripes, r^ r~) Broches, Plains and m Combinations. Also, t Pi A splendid assortment of fc styles ° < IN ROBES, Of which we have only one of /"S Kl each colour, ranging from ■* •z; 2os to 117s each. H (-5 A large stock of O M DRESS TRIMMINGS kJ to match in Plush, Velvet, O Silk, Ornaments, etc. W Mantles, Jackets, Dolmanettes, Furlined Cloako, Ulsters, in profusion. Groat variety of Little Boys' Suits, Tunics aud Overcoats, bought a job. Ladies' aud Cliilds' Underclothing, Baby-Linen, Toilet Requisites, etc., marked very low. (Trousseau and Layettes at short notice). Gloves and Hosiery are a speciality. Also, always in stock, Girls' Kid Gloves in Swede, White and Coloured Kid. Special value in Blankets, Flannels, Quilts, Manchester and Linen Goods, Cretonnes, Curtains, Curtain Poles, etc., etc. As usual, we are showing the very latest styles in Millinery Goods of every description, which we have marked at exceedingly moderate rates. Two First-class Dressmakers Always on the Premises.

Patterns and prices sent free to any part of the country. "Tl/riLNE AND nHOYCE, Auckland. JOHN T\ OUGL AS, Land and Estate Agent, LICENSED LAND BROKER, INVESTING AGENT, Valuator and Surveyor, Nos. 5 and G, Government Insurance Buildings, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. Property Lists on application. «O SPECIAL .pO &** PRIZES. <** NEXT HORTICULTURAL SHOW, HAMILTON, MARCH, 1891. £>± FIRST PRIZE J£± Twelve Largest and Best WEBBS' STOURBRIDGE GLORY POTATO. 10/- SECOND PRIZE. ±Oh In introducing this new (second early) Kidney Potato, I can strongly recommend it for field or garden, having grown in the open paddock at the rate of Fifteen Tons to the acre. The flesh is pure white, firm, floury, and of unequalled quality. Price, Gd per lb., stcek limited. 7/6 FIRST PRIZE. 7/6 ti Webbs' SCHOOLMASTER POTATOES. £>/(-$ SECOND PRIZE. QIG A first-class early potato, and heavy cropper. Price, 4d per lb. GEO. J. NEAL, CAMBRIDGE. ALL PROGRAMMES, Circulars, Cards, and posters of all descriptions turned out with despatch, at moderate prices, at The Waikato Times Office,