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Waikato Times, Volume III, Issue 133, 13 March 1873, Page 3

"WAIKATO STJ2AAI N mUATIOX A.M) CQAL M.INI N.Q iCOMPANY (LIMITED.) COMPANY S AGENTS —Hamilton East and West. Mi J. K. McDonald ; Cambridge, Messrs H. 6- J, I. Campbell ; Alexnudr.l, Air J. L). mil ; Te Koie, Mr. ' NOTICE. In cDHBi."C[uence of the detention and risk run of bieakiug steamer jxuidlo wheels by culling at pUces wuh Is paiceln, the Lomj).vuy have decultid that in muue no lanuiu o wi-l be called at lor less tli.m 5». nei^ut, exeepiinj; cixo o «.« t calling stations ot \N aik.ito iieaus, tuut i. ui'.t, . •.i<*^, O'Luruull, Jtangirui, IsgarauwjUiia, llamiltoji, Cuiubii^,.'le iiore, and Alexandi a. Jann<uy 10, 1873. J

, JUME IABLE— UP MVEK Mercer to Ngarnawahia— Monday, Wednesday and Satut> day, lin. in. Ngaiuawahia to Hamilton— Monday and Thursday, n. (» a.m Ngauiawahia to Cambridge - Monday, at G a. m. Ngaiuawahia to Alexandra -'i ueaday, at 0 a.m. IX>\VN itlVEii. 'ambridgo to Mercer— Tuesday, G a.m. Hanultt n to Mercer - Tuesday, about 10 a m. Alexandra to Mercer — "Wednesday, 0 a.m. Ngaruawahia to Mercer — Tuesday, Wodnesday, about 11 am., and ftatuiday, 6 a.m. WAIKATO HEAD.-', Mercer to Heads — Thursday, 6 am. lleads to Mercei — Jb'iulay, aa tide suits. Note. — The river having now risen, enables us to run regulaily, and a)>o\ o table \v ill come into force on day Ben AlaicU, W >vhidi datv, tic old table will be adhe.ei to. :, d. Mercer to [ftingariri •• *.' D „ ISgaruawalna ... ... '-to C „ Hamilton or Whata Whata ... .27 0 „ Alcxandi aor Cambridge . . 30 U „ Waikato Heads ... .. Hi 0 Rangjriti ... ... to Mercer ... 10 0 Ngaruawabia .. . „ ... 15 0. Hamilton or Whata \VLi» „ ... '10 0 Alexandra or L'.unbiidge ... „ ... 20 U Waikato llead^ ... ... „ . . 10 U Flax, Gum, and Wool taken oy u ,WeI b ht. General Mer chaudwo ny Measurement or W'eig))t. _/_Brick3, 30d per 1,000; to be .ouded by shipper and dv chargod by consignee.

passages. ■"assengera— from any one of above Township* 0 th« next one— Cabin Passage 3s. Gd. ; Dtck, 2s. Roturu Tickets to and from Wnik*to Heads, fare and a- halt. Note — Man and horse now taken from Alexandra or Jambndge to Mercer for tl, or from any ol_tho above •owushipd o the next ono, ss. RATES^FOR^STOCK UARO^. £ h. d. Castle not to exceed 50 head for barge 7 10 0 yhaep „ „ 300 „ „ 7 ll' <) I'tga „ „ 300 „ „ 71U 1 No ricks taken by tht Company in rax at of etock eit. i>r from danger^ ,u.ver navigation or otLurwuo

' C'dAl Delivered anywhqrc on the river at lv quantities of. 4 tons, (in bulk) . ... 20s In bags ... ... ... ... ... 25s In kits .. ... .. ... .. «fiSimth'b coaT(m juts) - ... .. .. «a»

NOTICE Surplus Stoam Power to lot at tho Njaruawahia Flour Mill, for diivmg lla\, saw, woollen, or other millu. Sawing aud Flax Machinery, and an Eight-Horse Power Poitable Engiue{also to let. ft is requested that all communications on the Company • J business be addressed thus— Letters, to "Tho Manager, ' , Telegrams, for brevity's Rake, to tho "Company." Delay i in reply to letteia or attention to orders will thus be pie- \ vented. 1 I

tfGARUAWAHIA FLOOR HILL. WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT Delivered anywhtro on 'the river, freight }a.d, % i*t net each. No credit given. S s. A Superfine tilk-dresscd flour, Srand, "NFM," No. 1, per ton of 2,000 lbs ]6 0 0 Ngaruawahia, No. 2, per toa of 2000 lbs. . . J5 0 0 Wheat Meal „ „ 16 0 0 Sharps, per „ „ 7 0 0 Bran, per biißhel of 20 lb» .010 Oata, per bushel: 0-4 9 Notb.— Sacks I*. ; 501b. and 1001b. bags, Gd. each oxtra Purchabcrs taking 500 lbs of Flour aie chaiged the abo\< wholesale puces ; under tha.t quantity, the retail puceIs per lOOlbs extra This i«fors to Flour only. Oriiting, including smutting, silk dieesiug, and fxej^hi per steamer, from any place on the river t« Mill and back, It Ud per bushel. Waste, 31b per bushel. K. R. HUNT, Vlaua^ci