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Waikato Argus, Volume II, Issue 112, 27 March 1897, Page 2

Nickel bits repaired, also new rings fitted, by fcl. 11. tiowden, jeweller, etc., Ham ikon. Mrs MeGarr'gle, of Victoria House, Hamilton, notifies the arrival of new seufou's goods. One trade that has been practically ruined b.y the cyo'o is that of making walking sticks. A eert.iiu scientist says that the absence of wisdom teeth is common among the criminal c.ats. Tenders are invited for the erection of a residence at Parawera, for Mr Brett. Tenders close on Tuesday, 9th April. The Waikato Akuus is the best. advertising medium in Waikato. It has the largest circulation amongst the set tiers A number of additions have been made to Mr Hunter's sale advertisements At Ngaruawahin, on Thursday, 15th prox., he will offer a section of laud, lot 1)4, containing -0 perches, in the town of Ngai'iiawahia. Mr W. J. Hunter announces his next Cambridge sale for Saturday next, 3rd Apiil, when in addition to ths usual entry of live stock lie will oiler the household furniture and effects of Mr T. 11. Biowu, who is leaving Cambridge. Count Sydney O'Datiu, the gentleman who is bringing a suit f0r37,000,0U0 fiancs against Mio German Embassy in Paris, as damages for what he claims to be unlawful imprisonment in Germany forapeiiod of eight and a-half years, claims to be the rightful King of Ireland. He is said to lia/0 been at one time all cfticer in the Prussian army, and distinguished in 1860. He was military tutor to the German F.mperor, but was degraded and imprisoned during the Frauoj-Ucrinan war for plundering.