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Waikato Times, Volume II, Issue 103, 28 December 1872, Page 3

WAJKATO STEAM NAVIGATION" -V.ND COAL MINING COMPANY• (LIMITED.) TIME TABLE-UP RIVER Mercer to Ngaruawahia —Monday and Thursday) f> a.m]| IS" garuawahia to Hamilton — Tuesday, at G,a.xa.J Ngarunwahia to Cambridge—Tuesday, at C a. in. Ngaruawahiato Alexandra- Friday,'at G o.ul DOWN RIVER ■ambridge to Mercer—Wednesday, 0 a.m. Hamilton to Merecr- Wednesday, about 8 a.m. Alexandra to Mercer—Saturday, G a.m. Ngaruawahia to Mercer—Wednesday ani Saturday, about J1 a. m. In addition to the above trips, a steamer will hk:!;o jthcra during the wcok betwecn Ngaruawahia and Wa:!. ;iU [leads, but her trips will be irregular. FREIGHTS. p. d. Mercer to Rangariri . . .. . . 15 0 ~ 1S T garuawahia ... ... -5 " ~ hamilion or Whata Whata ... 27 0 ~ Alexandra or Cambridge >.? ... 0 ~ Waikalo Heads ... ... HI >J llangariri ... ... to Mercer ... i!J 0 Ngaruawahia ... ... ~ ••• 0 Hamilton or Whata Wht-co ~ ... -0 <■' Alexandra or Canibiidge ... ~ ... 0 \\aikato treads ... ... ~ .. R 1 - Flax, Cum, and Wool taken oy Weight. General Merchandise by Measurement or Weight. Bricks, 30s per 1,000; to bo .loaded by shipper' and discharged by consignee. passages. Passengers—from any one of above Townships to the next one—Cabin Passage 3s. G<l ; Deck, L's. Return Tickets to and from Waikato Heads, faro and a-half. Note—Man and horse now taken from Alexandra or Jambridge to Mercer for ■-1, or l'rwiu any ot tL«* ■ownships to thu next one, £>«. KATES FOR STOCK 15AK01'. £ s. d. Cattle not to exceed 50 head for barge . . 7 Hi 0 Sheep ~ ~ 300 ~ ~ . . 7 10 0 Pigs „ 300 ~ „ . 7 10 0 £o risks taken by tin Company int rar /it of utock tither from danger of river navigation or otherwise. OO Ali ;• Delivered anywhere on the river at In quantities of 4 tons, (inbulk) , . ... 20s. Ln bags ... ... ... ... ... i!sa. , In kits .. ... ... ... I'Os. ■ , Smith's coat (in nits) .. ... ... 30j. ; N OTIC f! Surplus Steam Power to let'at the N jaruawahia Flour' 1 Mill, for driving llax, saw, woollen, or otl'ior mills. Sawing . and Flax Machinery, and an Eight-Horse Power Portable Engine al3o 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.'' Relay in reply to letters or attention to orders will thut? be prevented. SGARUAWAHIA FLOUR MILL. • THE Company are now prepared to supply Flour, Sharps, 13, ran, &c. 1 'elivered anywhere qui the river, freight paid, at the following rates, lor Cash only : — . WHOLES.iLE PPJCES CURRENT i ' £ s. "d Superlinu silk-dressed flour, Urand, "NFM," per ton of 2,000 lbs . ; ... ...19 IP 0 Silk-dressed flour, Brand, "Ngaruauahia," per ton of 2,000 lbs 16 10 J Wheat Meal ' „ 17 10 ii Sharps, per , ~ 8 10 t Bran, per bushel of 20 lbs 0 13 O its, per bushel .. .. .. ..049 Oats—2oo Sacks now arrived. To ensure fulfilment »t orders early notice is requested. Note.—Sacks Is. 501b. and 1001b. Gd. each extra ; Purchasers taking 500 lbs of Flour are charged th« abovts wholesale prices ; under that quantity, the retuil price • Is per lOOlbs extra This refers to Flour only. The Company wish it distinctly understood that the:ic prices are net Cash, and that no credit fnr flour. v. ill given. Remittance must accompany cach 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, Is 9d jer Lusiwi. Waste, 3 lbs per bushel. R. R. HCS T, "."J