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Waikato Times, Volume XVI, Issue 1355, 8 March 1881, Page 3

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rpURN IP CROP,

/IRAN'S TURNIP MANURE

pRAN'S BONE ASH SUPER. PHOSPHATE

T>EST SYDNEY BONEDUST. Lowest Prices.

HAMMOND AND BYRON. 1 Fort-street, Auckland.

Tjl O R SALE. 2 Draft Colts, 3 years, unbroken \ '„' MareS ,',' } trial Also, Two good Buggy Horsea CARPENTER & BYRON, Te Kowhai, Ngaruawahia

"Vf O T I C E. Robert Harris, Stoeekeeper, Hamhton East, Has much pleasure In informing his numerous customers and fnends that he has Purchased his *^"Old Premises At the corner of Grey and Cook Streets, which he will Re-open at an Early Date.

A UCKI/Am) & TE AWAMUTU J\. RAILWAY. St. Patrick's Day, March 17. KETURN Journey at Single Fares any Station to any Station, provided the fare is not less than one shilling. A. Y. MACDONALD. District Manager.

pIAKO RACES. Thursday, March 17th, 1881. Stewardi : Messrs. H. Burbridge, J. Turnbull, G. Smith, J. Bew, aud C. McGuite. Judge :W. P. Chepmell, E*q., J.P. Starter : Mr R. Parr. Clerks of Course : Messrs. A. Rowe and A. Ticklepenny. Clerk of Scales : Mr S. Ticklepenny. Handicappers : Messrs. R. Parr and J. Turnbull. Secretary and Treasurer : Mr A. Brem. ner. Programme : First raco to start at noon. I.— Maiden Race of £7, for horses that have never wou an advertised race exceeding £7 ; H miles. Entrance, 10s ; second horie to save his stakes. 2.— Piako Stakes of £10 10s ; two mile?. Entrance, 15s ; second horse to save his stakes. 3.— Maori Race. Prize: Saddle and bridle ; in he^ts of 1 mile ; horses to be owned and lidden by Maoris. Entrance, s*. 4.-- Galloway Racecf £6; H miles; second hoisj to save his stake* 1 . Entrance, 7^ Gl. FOOT RACKS. One Mile Race.— Fn st prize, £3; second pii/e, y], E'ltiance, ss. Half-mile Race. — Fiist prize, £2; terondpiize, 10rf. Eutranco, 3a. 200 Yards Race. — Fin>t p.ize, £i ; becond, 10a. Entrance, 2* Gd. 100 Yards Maiden Race for those who have never wou an advertised race. First ptizc, £1 ; second 2)2 )r i ze > 6s. Finfrancc, 2«. Hop, Step-and- Jump. - Prize, £1 . Entrance, 2-> 6d. Running High Jump. — Pri/o, £1. Entrance, 2s Gd. Poj-t enhiep. In all events three to start or no raco. No entries will be received for any of the races cxc pt on this condition: '"'ihat all disputes, claims and objections siri^iug out of tho races shall ho dc cided by a majority of the stewards pre-ent, or tho-c whom they nay appoint. Thoir decision upon nil poii ts conueoted with tho carrying out of thi-> programme shrdl be final. Trotests to be accompanied with one sovereign, vihifli will be forfeited if the protest is not Mista.ncd."

rpiJE WAIKATO REGISTER. IX announcing the Waikato Register, the undersigned believe it will be fotind a great convenience to settlers and the inhabitants of Waikato generally. Its object is to chronicle the wants oi the purchaser, and to record that which the seller wishes to dispose of, thereby bringing buyer and seller together ; and we have every confidence in believing that through its medium the best means will be found for the most speedy sales and purchases. Persons wishing to buy or sell land, Houses, Cattle, Produce or commodities of any sort, will find it, we feel assured, advantageous to communicate with th« Register. Letters promptly replied to. A Monthly List will be pnblished in the Waixato Timks on thb first issue of each month, giving the Register's entries. Farm Labourers and Servants will find this Register a most ready means for obtaining situations. . H. E. COTTON <fe CO., Auctioneebs, Land and Commission Agents, CAMBRIDGE. [Offices next Bank of New Zealand.]

J. S. EDWARDS, NATIVE L\ND AGENT AND LICENSED INTERPRETER, Under Native Lands Court Act, 1880, Will be in Camlridge during the Land Court. |f Address ; £oz No. 6, C-unbridge.