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Waikato Times, Volume II, Issue 99, 17 December 1872, Page 3

WAIKATO STEAM N AYIGATION ASB COAL MINING CO MJ? A N Y (LIMITED.) IDIK TABLE—Ur HIVES Mercer to Ngaruawaliia—Monday and Thursday, G a.m Ngaruawaliia to Hamilton ■ —Tuesday, at G a.uj, , Ngaruawaliia to Cambridge—Tuesday, at 0 a. in. Ngaruawahia_to Alexandra—Friday, at G a.m., { , DOWN; RIVER. •ainbridgc to Wednesday, 0 a.m. Hamilton to Mercer--Wednesday, about S a.m. Alexandra to Mercer -Saturday, G a.m. S<?aruawahia to Mercer—Wednesday ami Saturday, about 11 a. in. In addition to the above trips, a at earner will rr.ako jtlicrs during the week between Ngaruawaliia and Waikat:> Ileada, but her trip will be irregular. FREIGHTS. s. d. Mercer to JRangariri .. •• • • " ~ Ivgaruawahia ••• ">> 0 ~ JtianiiUon or Whata Whata ... ~ Alexandra or(Jam bridge ... oU 0 Waikato Heads ... 10 0 Rangariri ••• to Mercer ... 10 0 Ngaruawaliia >> Hamilton or Whata Wheats '-0 0 Alexandra or Cambridge ... ~ ••• - K) 0 \\ aikato Heads ... ... » . . lo n Flax, Gum, and Wool taken oy General Mer chandise by Measurement or Weight. Bricks, £0j per 1,000; to bo |loaded by shipper and diseharged by consignee. passages. -"assengers—from any one of above Township# L to the next one—Cabin Passage oe.. Gd. ;_Dcck, 2s. Uctnrii Tickets to and from Waikato Heads, faro and a-liali. Jsotk—Man and horse now taken from Alexandra cr Cambridge to Mercer for -1, or ol the abovu -ownships to the next one,jsa. RATES FOR STOCK UAR'n:. £ s. d. Cattle not to exceed CO head for barge .. 7 10 0 Sheep ~ ~ 300 ~ >> 7 M> 0 Riga ~ „ 300 „ . 7I" 0 No risks taken by the Company int ratsfc of stock either from danger of river navigational- otherwise. COAL Delivered anywhere on the river atj In quantities of 4 tons, (in bulk); . ... 2ys. Ln bags ... ... ••• ••• In kits ... ... Smith's coai (iu it its) .. •• 3u*. , K OTIC 13 SurpluH Steam Power to let at the Ngaruawaliia Hour Mill, for driving t'ax, saw, woollen, or other mills. Saviug and Flax Machinery, and an Eight-Horse JWcsr i'vnJjl" Engine also to let. It is requested that all communications on the Company's business be addressed thus—Letters, to "The Manager,'' Telegrams, for brevity's sake, to the" Company." Uelay in reply to letters or attention to orders will tiiuij be prevented. NGAEUAWAHIA FLOUR KILL., THE Company are now prepared to supply."Flour, Sharps, Bran, Delivered anywhere on the rivor, freight paid, at the following rates, for Cash only WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT. _ ,C a. "d Superfine Bilk-drewod flour, ftrand, "->i! -d, per ton of 2,000 lbs ... ... ••• —201U 0 Silk-dressed flour, Brand, " per tori of 2,000 lbs J 7 30 J Wheat Meal „ ~ a l'i p Sharps, per % n 1 v Bran, per bushel of 20 lba . . ••• ••• O J .■» Oats, per bushel •• -- ' 0 \9. Q a t s 200 Sacks now arrive*!. To- ensure iJI Jam cut ®i orders early notice is requested. Note. Sacks 15.501b. ana Kifilb. bags, 6d. each extra Purchasers taking 500 lbs of Flour are charged the above wholesale prices ; under that quantity, the retail prioe--ls per lOOlbs extra This refers to i- iour only. The Company wish it distinctly understood that th<?se prices are net Cash, and that no credit for fiour, will given. Remittance must accompany caeh oruer. At the expressed wish of many settlers we have to "rist with our first-class machinery. Price, lrjeliidiug smutting, silk-dressing and freight per steamer frjrn any place on the river W?rnill aud back, la Dd per bi.ihui. vVaat-e, 3 lbs per bushel. G. K. nU IT r,} I ' Manager,