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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3155, 13 September 1892, Page 3

S. HOWARD'S DRAPERY & CLOTHING HLOUSPJ, CAMBRIDGE. JSPRII & SUMMER GOODS NOW g|f> OPENED. The Millinery and Fancy Goods will be displayed in the New Show-room, 30ft. long, on TUESDAY NEXT. CALL AND INSPECT. HE NORTHERN CLOTHING AND DRAPERY COMPANY. — Carriage paid to any part of the Waikato on all parcels over £1. Try our £1 parcels ; they are stunning value.—All our goods are perfectly new, and in sound condition. —The Company do a strictly cash business in both buying and selling, and therefore are in a position to cjive the public first-class Drapery and Clothing at wholesale prices.—Read the following list of a few of the many wonderful bargains to be had :—SO spindles of N. Z. Wool, 4 ply, at Is lid head, any colour, worth 3s 6d ; 100 pieces Crepe Cretonne, at -Url yd, dirt -cheap at Sd ; 2000 yards Stripe Flannelette at 4£d yard, worth double the money ; 200 yards of Dark Heavy All-wool Tweed, Is 6d yd, cheap as chips at 3s 6d ; Toilet Covers, from Is each ; a lot of Holland to be sold at old yard; 100 yards of Fancy Stripe Dimity, at worth Is; 200 dozen Crewdsou's White Calico, 3s lid dozen yards; 50 pairs of Beautiful Lace Curtains, at 2s 6d pair ; 500 yards of Double-width Stripe Dress Tweed at lOid yd, worth Is 9d ; 200 yards of Dark Melton Cloth, 6d yd ; 50 Dress Pieces at 4s 6d the dress ; 200 yards of Dark Dress Homespun at 6d yd, worth Is ; a big lot of Ladies' Cors-ts, 2s pair; 10 pairs White Blankets, 4s lid each, cover a haystack ; 1 dozen Ladies' Black Fur Boas at 7s 6d each, worth 27s 6d ; Men's Heavy Working Shirts at Is lid each, strong as iron ; 10 dozen Gents' Regatta Shirts, with collar on, 4s Od each, worth 6s 0d ; 20 dozen Men's N.Z. Wool Sox, double heels and toes, Is pair, real hummers; 10 dozen Men's Merino Sox, at (3d pair.—The only place to get these Goods is at The Northern Clothing and Drapery Company's Premises, opposite Mr John Knox's Store, and next door to Mr Hill's Butchery, Hamilton West. Highest Award N.Z. & S.S. Exhibition for Chronometer and Watcuwork. A. G. BARTLETT, 154, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND Chronometers, Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Silver and Electro-Plate iu great variety. Orders by post carefully executed. ENGAGEMENT RINGS. Chronometers, Watches, Etc.,promptly ' and skilfully repaired and returned, post ' free, to country customers. Jewellery ' made to order, modernised, or taken in exchange. Highest price given for old gold and silver. VT OTI C E OF REM OV A L~. W, PETTY begs to inform his customers and the public qei.erally that he has REMOVED his Tailoring Business from Hamilton East to the Shop lately occupied by Mr Howden, in Viotoria"VOTJ C E . I \ I'OISOX has hi;, f,\J!> f,rdf.-s on ! the B-e:c.v. : mrt lv-iate. " ! W. 6 HAN AG 11 AN. '