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Waikato Times, Volume II, Issue 89, 23 November 1872, Page 3

WAIKATO STEAM NAVIGATION A.VD COAL M-INING COMPANY (LIMITED.) • i TIME table—ul' nixi:u * Mcroor to Xgaruawahia—Monday and Thursday, G a.in, Ngaruawahia to Hamilton — Tuesday, at 6 a.m. Ngaruawahia to Cambridgo— Tuesday, at 0 as in. Ngai'uawaliia to Alexandra - Friday, at 6 a.m. DOWN lUVE.'I. : ambridge to- Morcer—Wednesday, G a.m. Hamilton to Mercer .-Wednesday, about 8 a.m. Akxandra- to Mereer—Saturday, 6 a.m. Ngarua-wahia to Mercer—Wednesday and Saturday, a .km; 11 a.m. In addition to the above trips, a steamer will make jthorg during tho week between and Wuikat >• Heads, but her trips will bo irrogular. I'KEIGU'JU p. cl. Mercer to Rangariri'j . . ... . • 1.) 0 ~ Ngaruawahia ... ... '-V' |>r ~ Hamilton or Whata Wliala ... 'J/' G ~ Alexandra or Cambridgo . ... iin >' Waikato Heads ... ... 10 0 Rangarivi ... ... ... 10 0 Ngaruawahia ... ... ~ ... '•> 0 Hamilton or Whata-Whkca ~ 0 Alexandra or Cambridge ... ~ ... ~0 0 Waikato Heads ... ... ~ ... 10 0 LTlacs, Gum, and Wool taken oyjU T oi & Merchandise by Measurement or^Woigbt.j passages* . -^abseugors—fronr any . one of above Township 3 0 next one—Cabin I-assage 3a. Gd. ; Deck, 111 • [icturii Tickets to and from fVaikato [loads, f\".' and a-half. Xotk—Alan and horso now takeiv from>w«n.lr.a or Cambridge to Mercer for 1, or irom iW 01 111 e !Ib,AO ■ownsliips to tlie next one, £>a. RATES FOIt STOCK M.RTE. £ d. Cattle not to exceed 50 head for barge .. 7 JO 0 Sheep „ ~ 300 ~ . 7 !<• <> Pigs- ~ 300 ~ . 7 JO 0 No risks taken by tin Company in*, ranst of atock cither* from danger of river navigation or otherwise. COAL Delivered'any where on- the river at In quantities of 4 toha, (in bulk*) **" l.***" -$*. In ljags ... ... ... ... ... In kita- .. ... ..v ... .. -i>». ■riinilh's coal (umits) ' ... ... .. ... oOu. NOTICE SurpluSjHteam Power to let Flour Mill, tor driving flax, saw, woollen, or other-mills. Sa.vi'ig an I Flax Machinery, and an Power Portable Engine also to let. It is requested that all communications,on the Company'jbusiness be addressed thus—Letters, to " The: Manager/ Telegrams, for brevity's Hike, to the "Company/' Delay in reply to letters or attention to-ordoi'S-Aviil Jjhus be prevented.

| . jsaAHUAWAHLi laocirjmx. i THE Company are now prcjinred to supply Flour, . (Sharps,"Br.m, tec. JJelivardd auywhero on the river, i freight paid, at the followiui rates.-.i'or C'ai.li only [ ! WHOLESALE I'KICEH OUEKENT: Z £ a. d, Snpcrliise silk-dressed flour, Brand, "NFM," per ton of 2,000 lbs ... . . 20 10 I) Silk-dressed flour, Brand, "Ngaruawahia," per ton 0L2,000 lbs .... ... ...17 10 0 "Wheat Meal „ IS 10 0 sharps, per , ~ • ... 8 10 0 Bran, per bus'ael of 20 lus ... 0 1 3 Oats, per bushel .. .. -• ..049 (Jiita—2oo .Sacks now arrived: To ensure ulfihaenfc of orders early Hotico-iti requested. Zsote.—Sachs Is.: iiOlb. and 1001b. bags, Gd. each extra. Fnrcliasers taking £00 lbs of Flbiir ffre charged the above wholesale price* ; under that quantity, the retail price— is per luOibK extra This refers to Flour only. The Company wish it distinctly understood tliat these priests are net Cash, and that no credit for Hour, &.c., will given, liemittance must accompany each order. At the expressed wish of many Settlers we have decided to grist with our first-class machinery. Price, including smutting, silk-dressing, and freight, per steamer from any place on the river to mill and back, la 'Jd bushoi. Waste, 3 lbs per bushel. ■ L r.» •; 'i E. K. KUXI, Manager.