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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3163, 1 October 1892, Page 3

Auctions. JOHN KNOX. HAMILTON AUCTION MART. This Day, at 2 p.m. POULTRY, POTATOE-', NEW 1 POTATOKS, Cabbages, Bacon, Han,.-., Huttcr, Milk Cans, Sewing Machine*, Metal Meat Covers, Knife-cleatier.s. Tables, Cot, Iron Bedstead, Palliasses, Mattress, Rob Roy Canoe, Pair Oar RaciDg Gig, Statuettes, Choice Lot Bulbs Also, I'ip Di.iy aud Harness, Milch Goat And, Spiing Cart and Harness JOII X KNOX, _ Auctioneer. HAMILTON AUCTION MART. Sale of PrivilegesThe uiiilcisigned has received instruo tions t(j .sell by auction on SATURDAY, October Ist, at 2/M p.m., the following PRIYILKGKS in connection with t!,e WAIKATO HUNT CLUB'S MKKTING, t-) 1.0 h.'ld atClaiideland.s on atiir lay, 0.-tobcr Stli : - GR ANDS TA N D BA R Tunipiratice Bootli Gatr.s C.rd.s Hurse Paddock ,) 011 X KNOX,

Auctioneer. HAMILTON AUCTION MART. Saturday, October 15th, at 2 30 p-m-S.U.K OF PRIVILEGES. The nndt rsigned has received instructions to sell by auetion, on the above date, the PRIVILEGES IN CONNECTION I WITrl THK WAIKATO AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION'S HORSE AND CATTLE SHOW, compiling : Grand»tind liar Temperance Booth Luncheon Room Horse Paddock Gates, and The Right to supply all Horse and Cattle feed (green stuff, grain, hay, etc.) The purchaser of the Luncheon Room will have the privilege of making arrangements with the Committee for supplying the lunch to the Stewards, Judges, and Executive Committee. Special trains from Auckland and up-country stations, Great attractions for the public, such as Dog Triais, Horse-jumping Contests (for ladies and gentlemen), etc., etc. JOHN K N 0 X , Auctioneer. "Vγ OTIC E TO THE PUBLIC. OVER £1000 NEft STOCK. OVER £1000 !

W.KINCAID, UKA PER AND CLOTHIER, Ok Ca.miuuijci:, Begs to announce a , GREAT CLEARING CHEAP CASH SALE d DKAPERY, CLOTHING-, HOOTS, yiIOES, &c, &c. [\ FOR SIX WEEKS ONLY, r- ('omineni;iii)» from this date, as be intends 1, making a'teiatious and improvements to 1. his premises at an curly date, i) '■ Every article is marked down in Plain Figurts. and reduced ir.jin 5 to 30 par cent, iindi r ordinary prices to efl'ect a clearance. NO PUFF! GENUINE SALE ! A Fkw I'rt.Ms Subjoined will Phove This. IN CLOTHING: Men's New /aland Tweed Suits 265, ri prire '.', r )i ; Men's New Zealand " Siddle Tweed Tiousers 12< od, regular • p ice IS; Gl ; Men's 'IVevd and other rli.ts. fi-jin Is; B-iys' Tive.d Suits, from 11 n.s lid :.')() J Men's", Hoys' and Youths' 1 Shirts, from 10d each; I."ilJ jnirs Socks ~> from :i I p:■!■ pair, line three pairs for Is; Men's Mackintosh Coats, with ' s cap:'S (all size-), ivdnccd to 2jj from .'Ws ; Hracts, Umbr.llas, Travelling Trunks, Ties, Cndi r.hirtv, etc., all to clear IW DRAPERY: large-sized Blankets, from 4s (id; Ru»s from 2s ; Cilico per dozen ; i New Zealand Flanne! !0d yard ; Klanne'ctto 4.', d pir yard ; GranJ ,| Lot Remnants any prim , ; X'ri'sa Goods from oil per yard ; Cashmeres from L ' Is ; Big Lot Grand Patterns in Prints; Ginghams, 1 lolliinda. Cretonnes, Drills, Dungarees; 70 yards Yelveteen, all shades, only Is (id, 1 inner price 2s ild. IN MILLINERY: Ladies' ÜbUro, cost L'Os, for 10s; Sta\s, Flown.s, Fi'alhers, Lace, Gloves, all about half-price ; Grand Lot Ribbons, to be s ild at about half price ; Lidies' and twirls' Cishu.eic Hose, new stock, and will be sold at a great reduction, ,' See tln.ni. IN BOOTS AND SHOE 3 : ,] .C:? 00 Stock of N.w Zealand made, y principally " Noith'Tn'' and " Moa ' \ bratiils. J'he well-known charucter of this department iiteds no comment, as my ten years' connection in Cambridge and elsewhere cm testify. School Boots !' from "js ; Men's Balmorals <U Cd ; J l'.lucl'.e: s ."is (i 1 ; SMppers lis 9d, &c, &c. ; Infants' Is (i I up; Waterliglits 10.-t 6d ; "' Elastic Sides Ss 0.1, &c. ; Home Boots, ' ICvening Shoes, Walking Shoes, all reduced as above. Nl!.-Xo bcmlit possibly aocruina to t j the public by purchasing from hawkers ami Cheap Jacks' imported rubbish e hawked all over the country, ;u parties t very often buy what they don't need. Buy only what you want and thereby encourage and support local industries. Notice: To give partie- at a distance - an opportunity of securing some of the bargains, I will remain open till H p.ir. every evening during tlra genuine sile 0 (now on). REMEMBER - ALL GENUINE, NEW, FRESH GOODS ! W KINCAID Ai'JOixix i Bax;c ■•■■ X.-.w 7, ai.axd C A 3IBRIUG E. T A N G L EY r> 11 O S., 5 f LANU AND ('ii. , .; Ml ■ -.|. X At.EXTs, :11AG L A X ,