a DIRECTORY list of the ADVERTISERS in the Waikato Times 5 July 1881

AUCKLAND IRON WORKS
SMITH, H. H. - Durham-street, West Auckland

AUCTIONEERS
? BANKS and Co. - Parawai, Thames
? BUCKLAND, A. - Auckland
? BUCKLAND, J. S. - Ohaupo and Hamilton
... 22 May 1886 Mr Buckland left for Sydney yesterday with eleven head of choice cattle and seven horses, inclufing Comedy, who won the Waikato Hunt Club Steeplechase. Many friends attended the Rotomahana to see Mr Buchland off. Comedy, it will be remembered, was bred at Rotorangi, and was the property of Messrs Grice. There is a general expression of regret that Mr Buckland should be lost to the community
? COTTON and Co. - Cambridge
? DOWDEN, J. - Exchange Auction Mart, Auckland
? HUNTER and NOLAN - Auckland
? HUNTER and NOLAN - Ohaupo
? HILL, K. - Hamilton
? KNOX, J. - Hamilton

BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS
? HAY, W. M. - Hamilton
? GRESHAM, Thomas - Te Awamutu
? WHITAKER and SHEEHAN, Hamilton
? COLEMAN, W - corner Queen and Shortland street, Auckland
? JACKSON and RUSSELL - Fort-street, Auckland

BLACKSMITHS & WHEELWRIGHTS
? PARKER and GOODMAN - Tamahere
? PEARSON, W. and G. - Hamilton East

BOOTMAKERS
? STEPHENS - 136 Queen-street, Auckland

BREWERS
? CUMMING, W. - Hamilton East
? DICKSON and BURNETT - Ngaruawahia

BUTCHERS
? AVENELL, W. - Te Awamutu
? LAIDLAW - Te Awamutu

CARRIERS & CARTERS
? KELLY, W. H. - Hamilton

CHINA & GLASS WAREHOUSE
? SANDES & Co. - Hamilton

COMMISSION AGENTS
? CLARK, G. E. - Cambridge
? COTTON and Co. - Cambridge
? EDGECUMBE, J. S. - Hamilton
? ROCHE, R. W. - Te Awamutu

DRAPERS
? COX, N. R. - Hamilton
? GARLICK and CRANWELL - City Arcade, Auckland
? HATRICK, J. E. R. - Hamilton
- J. R. E. Htrick, Draper, Tailor and Clothier, Hamilton East, Hamilton West and at Mr A. Isaacs' late store, Duke-street, Cambridge - Blankets from the Kaiapoi, Roslyn and Wellington Factories. Flannels (Colonial and English) in great variety. Shirtings, Sheeting &c., ladies Macintoshes and Gents' ditto. Dress materials - Plushes, Silks, Veveteen, &c., &c., a splendid selection to choose from. Ladies'and Children's Hats in endless variety. Ladies' Riding Caps from 6d each. Ribbons, Laces, Feathers &c. Crewel Silks, Knitting and Macrame Cord, Trousers and every description of fancy goods. The finest assortment of Jerseys out of Auckland
? MOSES, J. - Hamilton and Te Awamutu
? RATTRAY, W. - 66 Queen-steet, Auckland
? SOMERFIELD, F. J. - 134 Queen-street, Auckland

DRESSMAKERS & MILLINERS
? RATTRAY, W. - Queen-street - Auckland

ENGINEERS & SURVEYORS
? BOYLAN - 74 Queen-street, Auckland
? SANDER, T. G. - Hamilton
? SIMMS, James - Hamilton

GALVANISED IRON WORKS
? PARKER, S. - Wellesley-street, Auckland

GENERAL MERCHANTS
? DEY and FRENCH - Hamilton East
- Tea Dealers and General Merchants, invite all to Inspect, Compare and Try their large and well-assorted stock. Just received, Ladies', children's, Men's and Boy's Boots. Dey and French 3/- tea. 3d a pound (about 9c per pkt of 100 tea bags! in 2012), Maize, oats, Chaff, Flower and Garden Seeds, Agents for Langstroth Beehives
? LAIDLAW, G. A. - Te Awamutu

GRAIN & PRODUCE MERCHANTS
? HENDRY & DACRE - Queen and Custom-house streets, Auckland
? HESKETH and AITKIN - 1905 Queen-street, Auckland
? LAYBOURNE, Adam - Fort-street, Auckland

GROCERS & TEA DEALERS
? GIBBONS, H. P. & Co. - Hobson-street, Auckland
? TREWHELLAR, T. - Hamilton

HOTELS
? CUNNINGHAM and KING - Governor Browne Hotel, Hobson-street, Auckland
? GAUDIN, F. - Waikato Hotel, Hamilton East
? GWYNNE, Richard - Hamilton Hotel, Hamilton
- Richard died in May 1883 and a long obituary was written in the Waikato Times ... the form and face of Mr Gwynne were so familiar to all who lived in or visited Hamilton, that his departure from their midst will create a void which nothing can fill up ... a native of Rosstrevor, in the County Down, he left the Old Country in the year 1849, and made a tour of North and South America ... the ship in which he took passage was unhappily wrecked at Barwon Heads, and Mr Gwynne, who was an expert swimmer, was among the number of those who reached the land ... he had long been suffering from disease of the liver, until at length dropsy supervened ... the remains of the late Mr Gwynne were interred in the Hamilton West cemetery beside those of his two sons who died shortly afyer the family's arrival in Waikato ...
? LEWIS, H. - Central Hotel, Te Awamutu
? MISSEN, Edwin - Te Aroha Hotel, Waihou
- three miles from the Thames Valley Goldfield, visitors will find first-class accomodation and every comfort at the above Hotel with good Stabling and secure paddocks. None but the best brands of Ales, Wines and Spirits kept in stock. Saddle horses for hire, coaches for the Waikato and the Goldfield call at the Hotel daily
? O'HALLORAN - Te Aroha
? PEARCE, W. H. - Commercial Hotel, Hamilton
- he had the Royal Mail Hotel in Victoria street, Auckland in 1875
? RAYNES, Andus - National Hotel, Cambridge (transferred from W. Walker 1879)
? ROSE, F. - Masonic Hotel, Cambridge

INSURANCE COMPANIES
? New Zealand Insurance Company - Insurance Building, Auckland
? Mutual, Norwich

LAND AGENTS
? CLARK, G. E. - Cambridge
? HILL, K. - Hamilton
? ROCHE, R. W. - Te Awamutu
- 10 April 1890 Dr Pairman and Mr R. W. Roche, being about to leave the Waikato, were entertained at dinner at Mr Lewis' Hotel on Thursday, the 3rd inst., all the surrounding districts being well presented (but no women invited) ... Mr Roche had been residing in Te Awamutu for over twenty years. He had been many years on the staff of the 'Waikato Times'. Polite and courteous to all with whom he came in contact, he was a favourite with all, especially the ladies ...
? SEARANCKE, W. N. - Hamilton ([url=http://www.teara.govt.nz/en/biographies/2s10/1)William Nicholas[/url]

MANURES & BONEDUST
? CLARK, G. E. - Cambridge
? CUMMING, W. - Hamilton East
- Do not leave your bones lying loosely about, send them to the Waikato Bone Mill and turn them into money. Bones purchased in any quantity
? HAMMOND and BRYAN - 1 Fort-street, Auckland
? HURST, W. J. and Co. - 101 Queen-street, Auckland and Ohaupo
- Bonedust, Boneflour, Superphosphate of Lime, Superphosphate and Blloid mixture, Clover and Grass seeds, Agricultural Implements of every description

MILLERS
? HALLY Bros. - Cambridge (flour mill)
? LAMB, R. - Ngaruawahia
- in 1882 Hally & Lamb offered to merge their mill properties in the Waikato Farmers'Co-operative Association
- in 1885 they dissolved the partnership
- Hally Bros, Brewery at Cambridge was leased to E. Cussen in 1886

NURSERYMEN
? SHARP, J. - Cambridge

SEED MERCHANTS
? CLARK, G. E. - Cambridge
? FOREST, F. - Piako
? HILL, K. - Hamilton
? HURST, W. J. and CO, - 101 Queen-street, Auckland
? KEELY, J. - Cambridge West
? LABOURNE, A. - Fort-street, Auckland
? PALMER, W. J. - Carleton-road, Auckland

TIMBER MERCHANTS
? BERRY, GARDENER and NEIL - Orakau and Kihikihi (Sawmills opened c1880)
? COULTHARD Brothers, Steam Saw-Mills - Ohaupo
? LAVERY and WHITEHOUSE - Te Aroha
- Ironmongers, Builders, Timber Merchants, all kinds of buildings designed and erected. Licensed dealers in Arms and Ammunition, Blasting Powder and Fuse. Dynamite and Caps. Saddlery, Hollowware, Plated Goods, Glassware, Paints, Stockholm Tar, Oils, Coal Tar, Stoves, Cutlery, China, Stationery
? THORNTON, SMITH and FIRTH - Auckland

TAILORS & OUTFITTERS
? JAGGS, William - Cambridge
- he opened his store on Xmas Eve 1879 bext door to Hammond's Chemist. He also carried on the his store in Ngaruawahia which he had had for 2 years
? MARTIN, James - Hamilton (Private with the 3rd Waikato regiment)
? NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY - Auckland
? RATTRAY, W. - Queen-street - Auckland

WHOLESALE TINSMITH
? WAITE, H. - Fort-street and Eden-terrace, Auckland


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