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rpELEGRAPH LINK OF,COACHES'. W. K. CARTER will run to the follow- ing Time-table, carrying H.M.'Muil Leaves Cambridge for Hamilton daily, atB.3oa.ro. Leaves Hamilton for Cambridge daily, on arrival of train, 2,30 p.m. Leaves Te Aroha for Hamilton at 10 k.m. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Loaves Hamilton for Te Aroha at 8 a.m. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. W. K. CARTER.

~VT O T I C E B. EDWARDS Begs to thank his friends for their liberal patronage, and wishes to draw attention to the time table below, which will meet every train from or to Auckland. Coaches leave Hamilton for Railway Station, to meet train, B. EDWARDS, Coach Proprietor and Livery Stable Keeper HAMILTON.

rr i M B e R The ORAKAU MILL is now working, and the undersigned are prepared to supply Rimu and Kahikatea of first -class quality, to all parts of the Waikato, at reasonable rates. All orders promptly attended to. BERRY, GARDNER, & NEILL, Timber Merchants, Orakau, and Kihikihi. AGENTS Hamilton Mr A Campbell. Cambridge Messrs Nixon and Young. Alexandra

"DOYAL STANDARD CARRIAGE AND SPKING FACTORY, DURHAM STREET WEST, AUCKLAND. ALEXANDER' MACKIE Desires to return "his sincere thanks to his numerous customers and to the public generally for the cry liberal share of support that has been given to him in the past, and he will tiy to merit and hopes to p.un an increased trade in the future. A.M. has now got the bc^t Premises in the piovince of Auckland, and has gone to a grc.it expense, in order that at a. first cost he might h.io his whole place, men, and machinery so ai ranged as to economise to the fullest extent both in time and labor. He has done so that he might be enabled to give his customers the lull benefit arising from such economical tune and labor-saing arrangement, and this bcinq; accom- plished he has now the greatest facilities for doing an extensne business with ease and quick despatch, and at the lowest prices. Alloidcis given or sent to A. M^ckii cither for new work or repairs, will receive his immediate attention, and the same will be promptly and faithfully executed, and he is willing to give to Settlers in the Country districts all the assistance and all the advantages that he possibly can he is theic- foie prepared to do their work, when lequired, building any kind of Carnage or Vehicle of any given desci iption, on time pay ments on such tci ms as shall be most suitable ancl advantageous to tho customers, so that if settlers don't have a Trap, the fault will be theirs not his. bee our Illusti.i- tcd Trade Circular which will be hung in all Railway Stations and in all public places see it and read it. P.S A SI. bogs to intimate to his customers tlmt he his engaged the sm vices of a Coach Painter, also a Coach liimmci, so that all u oik will be done under his own supervision and di- rections, and guaranteed to be done in first-class tyle.

T7IXCURSIONS FROM AUCKLAND VI TO THE HuT LAKES AND BACK, Extending over eight days, and including (First-class Hotels) Kellys well-appointed Coaches properly qualified Guides and Boats for £10 10a. WILLIAM KELLY Has made arrangements to book Tourists from Auckland direct to the Hot Lakes and Back, including the highest-clasp Hotels for £12 each, if party of two, or £10 1 0s eaoh for any number above two. The Tourists by this route travel by the B,h. 'Glenelg 1 to I'auranga, where they ob- tain .first-class accomodation at Mb. McLottohlin h COMMERCIAL HOTEL, thence by Kellys Coaches to Ohinemutu, allowing half-an-hour in the bush for lun- cheon and change of horses, arriving in grood time for dinner at Mr«. Morrisons Hotel. After inspecting the magnificent scenery around Ohinemutu the Tourist will be conveyed to the Wairoa, where a quali- fied Guide will be provided to accompany the Tourist from Mr. Macßae's Hotel across Lake Tarawera to tho white and pink terracesjat Rotamahana, having the option of viewing the Geysers at Whakare- warewa, either going or returning

F STEPHEN S 1 Autumn Shipmext of English and Continental BOOTS AND SHOES having now arrived, he respectfully in- yitea inspection of the same embracing as it does all kinds, from exquisitely dainty satin ball-room shoes to ponderous dig- gero' pumps specially adapted to the rough ranges ot fche Tiki Goldfield. Ladies desjring a fashionable and well- fitting boot, shoe, or Blipper, go to STEPHENS' TEPHENS' Gentlemen requiring comfortable and durable boots, etc, go to STEPHENS' TEPHENS' Diggeiß who want the exact kind of Boots to prospect for gold with success, goto STEPH ENS', 130, Queen Street, Auckland, The chief attraction of this Shipment (next to quality) is the Cheap Prices at which they wih be sold.

W,ANT,ED KNOWN~~That Job Printing of every desoription is executed with despatch as this office.

WANTED KNOWN. Billheads Cards, C ircu l arg j an( i every De- scription of Printing can, be had at the .Waikato Times Office at lowest rates

To Let. rpHE., OFFICES in the Waikvto Xs Times Biuldincr, lately in tho occu- ,pat{on of }lrff. H. White, Architect. Fop 7 particulara .apply to 1 Manage^, Waikato Times.

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