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Waikato Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 2824, 19 August 1890, Page 4

1 Notice?. ' DUNEDIN EXHIBITION AWARDS. , First Prize for High-class Tailoring. First Prize for Lady's Riding Habit. First Prize and Special First Prize for Style and Finish. First Prize for Artistic Cutting. These were all the First Awards given in High-class Tailoring at the New Zealand and South Sea Exhibition, held at Dunedin. Taken from The Te Aroha News "MrJ. H. Dalton, the well-known Tailor, of Queen street, Auckland, lias been very successful at the Dunedin Exhibition, taking the following awards : —First award for High Class Tailoring ; fiist award for Lady's Riding Habit, first and special award for superior Style and Finish, first award for Artistic Cutting. In fact lie has taken all the first awards given for High Class Tailoring at the Exhibition. Mr Dalcon's reputation for high class work at a price within the reach of all, has long been established in the North Island ; and his success at the Exhibition above referred to shows that he can more than hold his own in open competition with all comers." PRICE LIST. Suit to order, with Extra Trousers ... £2 10 0 Suit to order, with Extra Trousers ... £3 10 0 Suit to order, with Extra Trousers ... 215 0 Suit to order, with Extra Trousers ... 315 0 Suit to order, with Extra Trousers ... 3 0 0 Suit to order, with Extra Trousers ... 4 0 0 Suit to order, with Extra Trousers ... 3 f> 0 Suit to order, with Extra Trousers ... 410 0 Suit to order, with Extra Trousers, £4 15s. J. H. DALTON, Tailor, 210 Queen-street, AucklandT. &c S. CO., (LIMITED), Call attention to large Shipments of Agricultural Implements & General Ironmongery, Just Landed, comprising— "THE FARMER'S FAVOURITE" FERTILISER, CORN & TURNIP DRILLS. 3DXJiTO^.nsr's GRAIN, SEED AND MANURE DRILLS CLAY'S CULTIVATORS. Bonemills (for hand and power), New and Improved Disc Harrows, Climax Cutaway Harrows, Hornsby s Single-furrow Ploughs, Hornsby's New Double-("arrow Ploughs, American Turnwrist" and Eagle Ploughs, Pumps and Hydraulic Rams, in great variety, by English and American Makers.

APPLE-PAPERS, CIDER MILLS, FRUIT JARS. Every Class of Hardware in Stock. Retail Premises : Queen-street. Wholesale : High-street, Auckland | WILLIAM OA-IsriTEXjL, ; MONUMENTAL MASON. 1 OMA I N Jg RKWE RY , A lIiTOH r -\XT El £» T . 'MARBLE MEMORIALS! PURE BEER. | HEADSTONES & CROSSES j j» Ok tiik Finkst Caraea Marble, j of n.ll designs and descriptions can be "'"J"""" supplied. I have patterns of 00 styles A iwi to °' ,00su rom • t ' ie samo Pan bo see 11 at FIRST PRIZE MELBOURNE CEN- . »'* Vartls ; Victoria-street Hamilton. I ATi/cJfßrll 7m 1 can su PP'y any °f 'be above at about TENNIAL. 1j one-half oif the present Auckland prices. ,r,, r, • i . . » ... ~ j Kerbing for Graves and Iron Railings for The Proprietors.beg to draw the atten- j same at lowest prices.

tion of consumers to the FINE QUALITY of their ALE and STOUT, in Bulk and Bottle, which they are now supplying to all their Customers. Delivery made to suburbs free of charge. Only one brew—THE BEST No aerating machinery used to give the Ale a fictitious appearance when the cork is drawn. The BOTTLED ALE being brewed from English Malt is equal to any imported. BROWN, CAMPBELL & CO., Pkotkiktous. EED S , NOT WOR DS . BROWN, BARRETT & CO. Having floated our Packet Teas successfully, we intend for a time to spend the profit made by that branch with our supporters—casting bread upon the waters and looking for our harvest when business in New Zealand improves, l'or this purpose we will give away during December and January next about 9,500 Prizes to the Purchasers of onr Famous Packet Teas. So as to distribute these Suitable Presents liberally, we intend placing Fifteen Prizes in each case of Tea. BROWN, BARRETT & CO., Tea, Coffee, and Swoe Merchants, AUCKLAND. HEROES OF THE DARK CONTINENT." Mr H. C. Sai;e, of Hamilton, has been appointed by the Oceanic Publishing Company, of Sydney, Sole Agent lor the Waikato district for the sale of their new work, "The Full History of Stanley's Expedition for the Relief of Emin Pasha." This is the only work that treats fully on Stanley's last great J expedition. It contains 500 beautiful j illustrations, graphically depicting many of the stirring scenes and adventures | passed through by this great explorer.