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Waikato Times, Volume IV, Issue 207, 6 September 1873, Page 3

Cambridge Highway District Bocird.

NOTICE

fTIHE AweHmnent Li«t for 1873-4 has been deposited -*- for inspection at the Post Office, Cambridge App-als will be heard _t the " Duke of Edinburgh Hotel," on Monday, 6th day of October, 1873, at 10 n m. W. J. SMITH, lion. Sec , C.U.D 1). Cambridge, Soptomber 3, 1873. Pirongia Highway District,

rTIHE Assessment Roll of the above District is now lwnjj -*- for the inspection of Ratepayer., at the Post Ofliee, Harapipi. Appeals agaii st the rate will be heard by the Trustees, at the Block-house, Hurapipi, on Sati-ri>a_, October 4, 1873, at 2 o'clock, p.m. CHARLES ALLEN EDENI3OROUGH, Chairman. Harapipi, Ist September, 1873.

The Waikato Highway Boards Agency. PRINCIPAL OFFICE, HAMILTON. T3ATES and Debts Collected, Absessment Rolls PreJ_V pared, Board Meetings Attended, Tradesmen's Accounts Posted upon Rea&ouable Teinis. EDWARD CLARKE, Agenc

THE WAIKATO HIGHWAY BOARD AND GENERAL AGENCY,

Wear Hamilton.

riIRUsTEES of District Boards are lespectfull n fo meJ -■- that the undersigned is prepared to undertako the Revision of Schedules.at the Registration Offices, Auckland, the Compilation of Assessment Rolls, and prompt Collection of rate for the ensuing year. EDWARD CLARKE, Agent and Collector. June 30, 1873. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. To Builders, Settlers, and others.

JAMES GIBBONS &, CO. BEG to give notice thnt they are erecting a Saw Mill at Waikato Heads, and will shortly be prepared to deliver all kinds of Building Materials at any landing place on the Waikato and Waipa Rivers at extremely low rates. Full particnlars in a future advertiiement.

PROSPECTUS OF THK NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND.

(To be incorporated uuder the provisions of the Joint Stock Companies' Act.)

Capital : £1,000,000, is 100,000 Shares of £10 each, With Unlimited Liability of Shaieholdeis. "CIIVE shillings per shaie payable on application, five J- shillings per shaie payable on allotment, and ten shillings in fout tails of two shillings and mpence each at intenals of thiee momhs Application foi shares will bo received bv the Br inches of the National Bauk ut New Zealand in the vaiiou«* piovinofs, and by HENDERSON X, MACFARLANIi. 1 1, <2 u eou Street, Auckl in'l j

Hamilton Hotel, East Hamilion.

TR WELLERS and others miy at all tim<». .]< p«nd uj-om having the besi. atUuituui, combiued \vHli comfort. Chaiges reasonable. Wines, i!.er_, Spnitg, ami Viands of the best quality only, always on hand. The Billiard Koom is furnished with one of Thur«ton_ best tables, and all requisite appliances. (Jood .Stabling. Secure Paddock*. Saddle and Harness Horses and Single and Double Buggies for hire UI.HAKD BURKE, Proprietor.

npENI>ERS will bo received by the undersigned until -*- Monday, the 15th day of September, at noon, for constructing a Tramway at Itahuapokeka Coalmines. Plans and specifications can be seen at Mr George Edgecumbe's store Ngaiuawahia. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted

FRANZ SCHERFF.

Election of Superintendent.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PROVINCE OF A UCKLAND.

/^< ENTLEMEN,— I beg to announce that it is my intention to offer mjsclf as a Candidate for the office o Superintendent of Lhu Province at the approaching General Election. J. WILLIAMSON. Auckland, Jan. 7, 1873

Superintendency Election.

"JT BEG to notify that I shall shortly visit tho Waikato and address electors n the Superintendency, at Ngaruawahia, Hamilton, Alexandra, Te Awamutu, Ohaupo, and Cambiidge.

I regret that I am at present unable to fix the dates of tho several meetings ; due notice, however, will be given through the columns of the Waikato Times. J. M. DARGAVILLE. Auckland, August 22, 1573.

ELECTION OF SUPERINTENDENT.

To the Electors of the Province of Auckland.

XN complianco with tho request of a large number of Elector! I have to announce that it 13 my intention to become a Candidate for tho Offico of Supeiintendent ai. tho forthcoming Election. 1 will take an early oppoitunity of meeting the Electo s and explaining my vi«wi on que-tioua affecting the intercits of the province. HUGH H. LUSK.