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Waikato Times, Volume XVI, Issue 1367, 5 April 1881, Page 3

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CLARK & GANE, FORT-STREET, AUCKLAND, AN© Duke-street, Cambridge, TTAVE FOR SALE : ■*••*■ Victorian Bonemill Cy. Bonedust Californian Bonemeal Ellis'a Pure Bonedust Peruvian Guano Manure Salt Oats, Bran Chaff, Buckwheat Rye Flour Fencing Wire, Staples Rollers and Pins. Spring Cart and Harness Pair Heavy DRAUGHT HORSES' thoroughly staunch 170 Highly-bred Lincoln Ewes, 2, 4 and 6-tooth Pure-bred Lincoln Rams.

I *FTo Let, 100 Acres First-class Land, two miles from Cambridge, fenced and sub-divided, Cottage, Garden, &c, for term 7 years. Agents.— For Piako and Waitoa : Mr Jno. Hunt. For Te Awamutu and Alexandf a : Mr George Floyd. clarksTgane, Seed Merchants and Commission Agents. ON SALE by the undersigned — Ex A. C. de Freitas : s. d. Extra Prime Red 0 0 „ White 1 1 „ „ Alsyke 12 „ „ Timothy 0 7 „ „ Rape 0 5 Birdsfoot Trefoil (specially ordered ) 2 0 from France J Also, Cocksfoot and Ryegrass and Bonedust. R. T. "MILLAR, PATERANGI. AUCKLAND RAILWAYS. Easter Holidays.

Single Tickets aro available for return, when not less than One Shilling, any Station to any Station from THURSDAY, April Hth, to WEDNESDAY, April 20,

both inclusive. EASTER MONDAY and TUESDAY, Auckland and Newmarket to Racecourse Platform One Shilling each, irrespective of class. Tickets, including admission to the Course, 3s each. Trains will run frequently. Auckland to Racecourse, 11 p.m. until 2 p.m.; Racecourse to Auckland 4 p.m. to 5 30. p.m. Passengers with through tickets not allowed to break the journey at Racecourse Platform. A. Y. MACDONALD, District Manager. LAVERY AND WHITEHOUSE Ironmongers, Builders, and Timber Merchants, Te Aroha, Would respectfully call attention to their Choice and Well-sel< cted Stock of Ironmongery in all its branches. Mining, Farming, Furnishing, andßuilding ; also — Saddlery Stationery Hollowware Cutlery Plated Goods China Glassware Stoves Paints Oils Stockholm Tar Coal Tar Bar Iron, Sheet Iron, Corrugated Iron, &c, &c. Licened Dealers in Arms and Ammunition, Blasting Powder and Fuse. Dynamite and Caps. Well-seasoned Timber, Sashes, Doors, Mouldings. Blocks and Posts kept in stock, and supplied to all parts of the District. 1^" All kinds of Buildings Designed and Erected. ■jpvE N TISTRY. Messrs. Sykes and Grossmann, Surueox Dentists. (from Sydney). Have arrived at Hamilton, and may be con suited at the Commercial Hotel Artificial Tekth

on Gold, Vulcanite, Celleloid, aud other dental bases. Perfect fit, mastication, and durability, combined with finest workmanship insured. Teeth extracted without pain during local anaesthesia. Latest Invention. XT 6~ T I~ 0. E . Mr Buck having transferred the License of the Waikato Hotel to Mr F. Gaudin. it is requested that all claims against the Hotel up to the 19th March, 1881, be sent in to Dickeson and Burnett, Ngaruawahia, on or before the Ist day of April next, otherwise they will not be recognised. - All accounts due to tlie'said Hotel will be placed in the hands of Mr John Edgecumbe, Accountant, Hamilton, for collection, whose receipt only will be a full discharge. < •DICKESON & BURNETT. Ngaraawahia. March 23rd, 188 L EAST HAMILTON.' MRS.- WELCH, many years' Teacher of Dancing in Wellington, purposes opening a WEEKLY 1 ASSEMBLY, in Le Quesne's Hall, 'every FRIDAY EVENING. Terms: Two Shillings a Night, or Eight Shillings a Month. Each Gentleman privileged to bring a^ Lady* To commence March 23rd, 1881. Children's Class on Saturday afternoons, from 3to 5 o'clock". Private Parties ormed, amL Private I^esapn^ gjjvjsn.^lnstractionjGiiWffom 7>to 8-'o y doct every Friday evening. • << - ( ; > , „ ■ ? WANTED KNO,WN, that Handbill*, Dodgers, TMid 'Am, 'kinds of Printing caw* be had/ »$, *6he WjiatKATo Times Office cheaper than any other house.