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Waikato Times, Volume XVI, Issue 1356, 10 March 1881, Page 3

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iTK^v "17XCURSI0N on the XtfjZS§Kr|ij^v SjJ riyejf ; iteamer Delta, lffi3|g£^Tuesday, 15th. Dancing. -Ticket*, Is. Leave wharf 7.30. Music by the Hamilton Band.

SMOKED FlSH,,just amved,]at Geo. Brownes, Fruiterer, &c. I

G BROWNE has just received a • ' fresh' lot of this seasons grape*. (Local grown).

"|V[OTICE!-KENTHOUSE CLOSED from T.UESDAY till FRIDAY for buying.

T OOK! LOOK!! NO BUNKUM. Everyone satisfied at the Sensation Gift 1 ' Dep6t. SILVER WATCH Will be given away THIS EVENING. ' Also, * i PICTURES, CRUETS, &c, &c, next McGarrigle's.

£1 REWARD. LOST, from Ohaupo, about five weeks ago, a handsome Roan COW, with short horns ; very quiet, and in milk. The above reward will be paid on delivery to J. S. BUCKLAND.

£1 REWARD. LOST, on or about 28th Jan., one Grey Mare, aged, slightly lame on fore foot ; no brands ; long tale and mane ; flee-bitten. The above reward will be paid an recovery of same. Address JOHN CASBAY, Rangiriri.

/CAMBRIDGE FARMERS' CLUB. \J The usual MONTHLY meeting will be held on MONDAY next, the 14th inst., at 7 p.m. Committee meeting at 6.30. WALTER SCOTT. Secetary.

HP H A N X S. Mr H. LEWIS, proprietor of the Central Waikato Hotel, Te Awamutu, begß to return his sincere thanks to the gentlemen who so kindly and energetically assisted in extinguishing the fire which broke out in his , house this day, and especially to Constable Gillies, and Old Alick, the tailor. Te Awamutu, March Bth, 1881.

Gazette Notices.

fpENDERS are invited by the underX signed for the SUPPLY of BEEF MUTTON, BREAD, TEA, and SUGAR, to the Volunteers attending the Waikato Easter Review, to be delivered in camp at Te Awamutu in such quantities as may be required. Tenders (wbich may be for one or more < of the above articles) to state price per Ib. of each article, which must be of good quality and subject to approval. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to be endorsed, "Tenders for | rations," and will be received up to SAT URDAY, the 12th inst. JOSEPH CARLEY^ Volunteer Office, ' Te Awamutu.

rr\ c N D c r s. TENDERS will be received for Wbrks on the Kukuhia Road up till 6 p.m. on WEDNESDAY NEXT, 16th instant. Tenders to be addressed to the undersigned. Specifications may be seen, and further informat&on obtained, on application to Mr Breakell, C.E., on and after Friday next. . ... THOS. CALKWELL, The Lake.

Ip'lA^rO'* CO >U" N T Y. Dog Registration Act. Owners of Dogs are Irereby warned that the above Act 1 is in, full forcej .and requires the Registration of all dogs. Registration can be effected as under : — Waitoa Riding ... Mr A. Bremner Matamata „ ... Mr F. Dibble I*U» „' (MrW-H-O/Joh-Forms bfftpplication may al?o bo had from Mr Thos. Wells, Cambridge. AH persona having dogs unregistered after the sth March will be sued without further notice. ROBT. FERGUSSON, Chairman, Piako County Council.

TT'IHIKrHITOWN BOARD. A PUBLIC MEETING of the' inhabitants of the township and neighbourhood will be held in' the' Kihikihi Hotel on Saturday the 12th inst., iit 6 p.m. for the purpose of appointing trustees for the Cemetryßesep,e,»withja view to its improvement. ' > ' • ' .'• , WILLIAM JACKSON,, .- lj ' Chainttan. Kihikihi, March Ist, 1881, j -

pU B L'l CT E E'T IN G . A PUBLIC MEETING wUI jbe : held in the School-house, Te Rore, on SATUR- - DA.V, 12th March, at 7 p.m., to consider the' propriety of requesting the Waste Lands Board to lay out some .village lots for sale at Te Rore. ' l * J! It is considered desirable to have an ex.pi^6X r a>fifliBnlon\ffflr'tnei.saT^eot from the settlers of the Mangapiko and Pirongia Highway Districts. ALEX JiIGERTWOOD, - ; , OhAifmi^i^Mangapiko H.D.8., ; , .. ta M. BILLO,N, {(l , f , r r . ... w , ■''■> , Chairman Te E^re'Sohool Comt£ii|ee. "' , \^'edWard'^. Mo^iM" l '• " ' "' "CaairirianPrrdligia DiafirTot Board.' ' — „ i ';,, ,r, r — '

rpAMAHERE HIGHWAY' 1 'Wia®Bttn>f>*""r j -\\ ; A PUBLIC. MBfiTEJG.fOfiS«apay6rs i r 6f lY willKt>etheld&itj«neresidenoe of Patrick Leslie.oEsd^jTanistO her^JolitEßinaLYf, the 25th mst., jat3 ;*; * ? crocki.p;fa r pifoH tKb purpose of elecjang liml&e, IW^ttiKh," «s?''*" r