PAPERSPAST

JAMES SMART & CO.,

Furnishing Ironmongers and General Hardware Merchants, Have now opened a Large Assortment of

HOUSEHOLD AND GENERAL IRONMONGER Y COMPRISING J3ed,l«.d3. Children's Cote, Mantel Pieces, Registered Stoves, Kitchen Ranges (close and open fireplaces), Glasgow -made Cooking Stoves (Amcripan pattern), Fenders Fire-irons, Brus hwaro, Table-Cut krj. Tea Trays UnJe and sets), Japanned Coal Va,cs (enamelled tops), Mmton's Patent Tiles for Firepccs, aud all Re- quisites of a Hoasehold. A large assortment of ROWATT'S ANUCAPNIC KEROSINE LAMPS, They require no Chimneys, and are therefore the most economical Lamp in u 3 e.

Arrangements have been mode for a regular supply of the Celebrated BELL BRAND KEKOSINE OIL. The tins are fitted with Patent Thimbles, suitable for the improved Kcrosino Taps, which saye a great amount of leakage and annoyance. Mathieson's and Sorby's Carponter's Tools, of every description Builders' and Contractors' Materials Farmers' Implements, &c., &c. G. W. Murray & Co.'s Ploughs, swing and double furrow. Stainforth's Scythes, Hay Knives, &c.

N.B -.T. S. and Co., in calling attention to above, would state that the Stock is compHeh «c« and has been carefully selected by Mr Smart personally, from the leading English and Scotch Markets. 220, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND.

CENTRAL HOTEL, Ngauuawahia.

TRAVELLERS visiting the Waikato district will find the above Hotel replete with every convenience and comfort. The proprietor would also inform the public that the Ferry is now under bia charge, and every assistance will be given in the crossing of cattle, sheep, &c. New Stock- yards have just beeu completed. Meal* always ready on the arrival of each coach to and from Auckland. Wmes and Spirits Second to None, FIRST-CLASS STABLING, HENRY THOMAS, Proprietor.

DELTA HOTEL NGARUAWAHIA, WAIKATO. Travellers and others visiting the Waikato will find this Hotel commodious, combined with cleanliness, civility, and attention. WINES AND SriUITS OF GENUINE BRANDS NLY. Large Paddocks for accommodating Stock. Good Stab- ling. Saddle Horses, Buggies, etc. to let on hire. Charges Moderate. LEWIS B. HARRIS. Ngaruawahia, Ist May, 1871.

Governor Browne Hotel (Lato D. Sheehan) HpßiiON t S TIIE X T, AICKL A..N JU. Tjl IU S T -CLASS T A3IBjJL::E, Suyle Bed-rooms, Families Accommodated, Coots and Night Porter.] Good Stabling. Wmes and Spirit* of the Best Brands. DUNNINGHAM & KING, Proprietors.

ANCHOR HOTEL Qaeen-street, Auckland, Corner of principal entrance to the new Market Houre. F WILLIAMS. Proprietor. Good Stabling Accommodation.

Royal Exchange Hotel. Alexandra, W a i i( a t o. W ASMUSS. GOOD ACCOMMODATION for Travellers. Good Stabling antf Paddocks. Saddle Hordes for Hire, Sherley's Hotel, Rangiriri.

THE Proprietor wishes to thank the Waikato aettjqrs and visitois for their liberal patronage. Noelioit will be spared to perpetuate the good fame of this old established house. Good Stabbhug. Saddle Hoi ses. Secure Paddocks. N.B Excellent Shooting Quarters.

RAILWAY jKliJ^ifc HOTEL, MERUhR. ALFRED R. BOLLAND, Peoimuijtoe.

CHOICEST Wmes and Spirits in stpek.— Meals at any hour on arrival of coach or steamer. Good y tabling.

Bricks Bricks Bricks TO LET, at a moderate rental, the Rahupukeka Brick Yards, with Sheds, Pugniill, Whares, and Brick- making Machine complete. This is a splendid opportunity for anyone who understands the business, and as the yards are situated close to the Waikato Settlers' Steam Navigation Company's whaif, arrangements could bo made to deliver the Bricks at any point on cither river at the most reasonable rates. For full pai ticulars apply to A. RALPH, Rahupukeka.

THE U. R., N. Z., AND A. FRUIT DEPOT is Removed to Lower Qiuun Street, a few doors above Coupland's, Wharf Hotel, aud at the N«'W Market Place, where Waikato Settlers mid others will always find the largest stock of seasonable fruits. The only house where Iced Dunks aro to be obtained. All kinds of Nuts kept in stock. Country orders attended to. R. MESSE N G E R, Manager. XTICi'ORIA INSURANCE COMPANY'S AGENCY Ovu-r, Bin Hat's Chambers, Hamilton East.

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