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Waikato Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 3492, 10 November 1894, Page 9

The Czar is dead!—D. Salmon lives; In the same old shop you'll mid him. Well to the front he always is, With a good cheap stock behind him.

Mr W. Escott, Cambridge, will remove to his new premises on the 15fch instant. Watches, jewelry, pipes, etc., posted to H. H. Howden, watchmakar, Hamilton, for repairs promptly attended to. The thoroughbred stallion Muskapeer will travel to Rangiaohia on Mondays. Kenjlworth's fees have been reduced to 30s. Mr J. A. Young, surgeon dentist, will in future be in Ngaruawahia on the second Tuesday in each month, from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m. Mr W. Missen, watchmaker and jeweller, has commenced business in Te Awamutu, and hopes by good workmanship, combined with moderate charges, to receive a share of public patronage. By the majority cf people the summer season is welcomed with delight. The warm weather now having fully set in, the splendid assortment of new season's goods just recei/ed by the New Zealand Clothing Factory will be hailed with equally pleasant feelings, as they have opened up new goods in each department. Men's and boys's suits in great variety; knicker suits from 2s 6d. Straw hats: We note a splendid selection, and everything at lowest Auckland prices. The very large and varied stock of boots and shoes kept by the firm has indeed been a great boon to the residents of the Waikato, being enabled now to obtain better class goods for which they formerly had to visit Auckland, The manager requests visitors and others to call and inspect the stock. -(Advt.)