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Waikato Times, Volume XIII, Issue 1063, 17 April 1879, Page 3

Sib,—Will you allow me space for a, few remarks concerning the late visit of the Thames Volunteers. I was in conversation with several of them, and they said they were greatly surprised to see such a fine body of men as we had in our Waikato Cavalry, and that they never thought we could turn out such numbers as wo did, at the review, on Monday. But, sir, they also said that they were greatly surprised to think that we had not got an infantry corps in Hamilton. I also heard some of them remark that they should leave the Thames, to come to reside in Hamilton, and, as soon as they did so, they should set about organising a corps- But, why should not some «f our Hamilton young men call a meeting as soon as possible, and not wait for our Thames friends to set them in motion.—l am, &c, A. F. Hamilton East, April 14. j

. •♦- Sib,—On reading Father Golden's last letter, I felt very much tempted to reply to two or three points, but, as I have expressed my conviction that the correspondence had extended ordinary limits, I did refrain from transgressing further. Besides, Father Golden having, as it were, opened the debate, is, I think, entitled to the final reply. It, therefore, only remains for me now to grasp the proffered hand in a friendly parting, which I do most cordially, and leave the final settlement of the Education Question to our representatives and their constituents.—l am, &c, It. W. Hammond.

Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to fur. nis7i their Houses would be well repaid!by a visit to the City Hall Arcade, the fineßt Show room in New Zealand, and containing the largest stock of Carpets and greatest variety of Furniture to be seen, anywhere in the colony. The large business transacted in this Establishment is due to the very moderate prices charged and zealous attention paid to the wants and wishes of its patrons. The Proprietors have successfully initiated the London system of combining the various departments of Drapery, Ladies and Gentlemen's Clothing, with House furnishing in all its branches. Country Settlers' requirements are especially studied, and, as regards Furniture, they will find made, ready for delivery, Sittingroom Suites in great variety—Bedroom Furniture, comprising hundreds of Bedsteads in Iron, Brass, and Wood — Bedding of. all sizes, Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Wash Stands, Toilet Glasses and Tables, Toilet Ware, Fenders and Fireirons, &c, &0., &c Purchasers find it to their advantage to deal with the undersigned, as they keep goods especially suited for their establishments, tfive your order to HolTiOwAy, G-ariick, and Cbakwbll, City Hall Arcade, Queen-street, Auckland. ;

New Advertisements. Small & Coates, STOREKEEPERS, Etc., HAMILTON EAST T A V E ON SAIHCocksfoofc (Pukekohe and Waikato) Ryegrass (Poverty Bay and Local) White Clover, Ked Clover Alsyke, Cowgrass Timothy, Lucerne Trefoil, Turnip Rape Oats, Wheat Chaff, Barley Potatoes, Oilcake Bran, Sharps, Flour Bonemeal (Californian) ' Boneduat Peruvian Guano Coarse and Fine Salt Sheep Nets Corn Sacks, &c, &c. u GARDEN SEEDS. General Groceries Oilmen's Stores China, Glass, ana Earthenware Hardware Ironmongery Farming Implements, &c. ' SMALL & COA.TES, STOREKEEPERS, Etc., HAMILTON EAST Agents New Zealand Insurance Company. f ANTED, a Strong Girl. for the . * kitchen. —Apply to Mrs Gwynne, "Hamilton Hotel. ANTED, a General Servant.— Apply at Jackson's Boarding* house, Anglesea Street, Hamilton West. 'ANTED to bell, Ladies' Strong Elastic Leather Slippers, 4s 6d ; I made specially for our own trade. — J. Gilmour & Co., Ngaruawahia. ' , ANTED Everyone to know that J. Gilmcttb & Co, have plenty of Good Colored Rues of a large size, at 17s 6d (value, 22s 6d; also, a lot of Colored Blankets, 14s Gd (worth 18s 6d. , OUND, at Kihiklki, a Case o ! Surgical Instruments. The owne can have the same by applying to M Wm. Ransom, Corhoy's Hotel, Kihikihi.

WAIPA ELECTORAL DISTRICT. , ' INVITE the Electors to meet me in I . the Public Hall, Te Awamutu, on Saturday, 19th instant, at 3 p.m. EDWAKD G. McMINN. CiO CKSF 00 T. - N SAIE, 300 Bushels Cocksioot Seed just arrived from Taranaki j a prime lot. 3.D.& K. HILL; CHEESE! CHEESE! Oft SALE, 1 ton Prime Cheese, from Mr Gubbins' Dairy. J IX & K. HILL. NOTICE. CONSIGNMENT of First-claae Turnip Seed junt received from Canterbury. J. D & & HILL,