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Waikato Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 3501, 1 December 1894, Page 9

A Letter from China to D. Salmon, of Hamilton.-Wong Chin Foo, with the wonderful pigtail, whose waist is three miles round and whose wit is the forest of pencils, asks: Why are D. Salmon's Boots like the Celestial Chinee ? The answer is: Try them; you will find they cannot be exterminated or kicked out.-(ADVT). Mr B. Garland, Cambridge, advertises for a lost cheque. Messrs Milne and Choyce advertise a special line of ladies kid gloves. Mr B. Parris, Raglan, has a notice in this issue, which may be of interest to tradesmen.

Mr M. R. Keesiner, of Auckland, is prepared to receive pupils in the art oi memory.

Mr Geo. J. Neal, Cambridge, has German sugar beet and white Belgian Carrot Seed on hand.

Mr J. S. Edgecumbe has a splendid farm for sale. Particulars will bo found in v his advertisement.

Tenders for the repairs to Cowley's gully bridge, on _ the Cambridge-Ohaupo road, will be received till 5 p.m. to.day. The goodwill of a butchering business is offered for sale. Particulars can be obtained from Mr G. E. Clark, Commission Agent, Cambridge.

Watches, jewelry, pipes, etc., posted to H. H. Howden, watchmaker, Hamilton, for repairs promptly attended to. 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 received by the New Zealand Clothing Factdry 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 (id. 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.)