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"VTKW WHARF, CAMBRIDGE. ITaing taken over tli? BUSINESS of THK WAIkATO ('(ML & SHIPPING COMPANY (Limited), I intend to cany it on in all its Bianehe-> as follow b Tim HMi— Total a, Kami, Kaliikitea and Kinm Door >Sashca, Mouldings Posts— Totai a, Pin iri and M.itai Wiie— Barbed and lM.un, Rullcis, Pins, and Sti[ilos> Coal— Waikato and Taupiri Firewood— Cut and Uncut Bucks, Lime, Pines and Di.iin Tiles Seeds aud Manmes Flour, Bran, Sharps, Oats Foul Wheat. ig^Oiders will teceiic utmost care and attention. WILLIAM SOUTKR.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TOURISTS AND OTHERS. rpELKGRAPH LINK OF ROYAL JL MAIL COACH KS between Cam budge ami the Hot L.ike District. Tnth-1 vrlk Leaves Cambndgo, cairyiiig H.M. mail-, on Tuesday, Thuisday, and Satur day at 7 a.m. Leaves Oliinenintn on Monday, Wed- nesday, and Fiid.ij .it 7 a m aim ing in Cambiidge about p in. Coaches ninning fioin Oliincmutn to Waiioa and Tikitere d uly. Fari s s. d Cambndge to OliiiiPinutu, Mngl/ 1 1,3 0 Cambiidge to Oliineimitn, leturn 3 0 0 Ohinemutii to Waiioa, "ingle 10 0 leturn 1. "5 0 Tikitere, tetiun 10 0 laities can make airangeinents for private coaehrs to isit an}' part of the Hot Lake District, ami through to Napier. Saddle hoiscs and buggies alwnjson hiie Letter, and telegrams* piomptly attended to. X CARTER, Coaeli I'iopiietor. Cambiidgo, 2Gth Januaiy, ISSj. OPENING OF MORRINSVILLE RAILWAY. Messrs Bradley and Co., coach pio- piietoia, arc now i tinning a daily coach fiom To Aiohato Moirinsille, meeting all passenger tiains to and fiom Auck- land. Passcngeis can iely on being tun through in rjniek tnnu in a good and comfoi table coach. Sis Passengers and Parcels carried at inotleiate lates. BRADLEI* & CO., I'iopnetors. F. FORRKST, NURSKIIYM -N & SKKDSMAN, PIAKO ROAD. Orders addiesscd to the Nursery, or caie of Mr LcQuesnc, alll be promptly attended to. G RATEF UL— COMFORTING. EPPS'SjOOOOA BREAKFAST. Ey a tliorongh know ledge of the natural Laws which goem the op.uation> of di- gestion aud nntntion and by a eai-Dful apphmtion ot tlie fine piopertiew of well- selected cocoa, Mr. Kpps ha-< provided our breakfast tablen with a dt'licitcly-lliivoured beverage which may n.ive ux miiuy hoavy diK'tot s bills. It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet th.i a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to rosist every ten loin y to di-ea-e. Hundred- of subtle tiial i In- .uo lioaliug aiound us reaily to atf.irk wheiever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal .shaft by keeping ourselves well forti- fied with pure blood and a properly nouiNhed frame."— -co article in the Civil <S>; vice Gazette. Made simply with boiling -water or milk. Sold in £lb. packets by Giocers, labelled thus JAMES EPPS & CO., HOMCEOPATIIIC CHEMISTS, LONDON ENGLAND rPO FARMERS TO FARMERS TO TIAUMKRS.' W. J. HURST & Co. Are now LANIUXG then- SPRIN(i SHIL'MKXrs of BONEDUST AND BONEFLOUR SUPERPHOSPHATE Sidney, Liups' (i L 1 Spicial quot'.itiona for dehxeiy ex .ship. Al-o on hand, IV'iuviai., Maiden Inland, litiou Island, and Coial (Jircii (iuanoa CHEMICAL MANURES, m/. Sul Ama., Nit. Soda Mur. Potash, Kainit, ice. Hur.-ts. Chemical MiUuie, mu'ijuullcd foi loot crops. GRASS AND CLOVER SEEDS, Just landed and supplied fiom Oliaupo Store at Auckland puces. Samples foi- Adided on application. SEED AND FEED OATS. SEED POTATOES, MAIZE, BARLEY, SEED WHEAT, &c. tSTPRODUCE BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION. ■V. .J. I-lUIteJT c& Co., AUCKLAND am, OHAUPO,

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