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Waikato Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 3502, 4 December 1894, Page 8

There are only about 10,000 foreigners id Japan. Notices. AMILTON HOTEL STABLES. 1 beg to notify that I have taken over tin above Stables, recently in the occupation of Mr L. Sutton. 1 ehall provide first-class horses and traps for the travelling public, and by carefully attending to their requirements hope to enjoy a continuance of the patronage so liberally bestowed upon my predecessor. ,1/9 N, FERGUSON. HES MOETIJIER, Late of Milne and Choyce, Shortlamlstreet, Auckland, Respectfully informs her numerous patrons in Waikato that she has removed to more central premises, where she is prepared to execute all the latest novel ties of the season. Mourning orders promptly attended to on receipt of instructions by letter or wire, 7/11 W. D OWNS AND NAPIER-STREET, AUCKLAND. ttaaufactnrers of Oilskins of Every Description, Including COATS and LEGGINGS and HORSEMEN'S OILCOATS, Specially made and most comfortable and thoroughly waterproof and strong. «——, Also, MAKERS OF TARPAULINS AND OP WATERPROOF RICK AND WAGGON COVERS.&C., &c, &o. 19/5 HARLES UCK Accountant and General Agent, DUKESTREET, Cambridge. Tradesmen's Books kept and balanced. Partnership accounts adjusted. Statements prepared, etc. All business strictly Confidential. 1