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Waikato Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1782, 6 December 1883, Page 1

Notices.

F. FORREST, NURSERYMAN & SEEDSMAN, PIAKO ROAD. Orders addressed to the Nursery, or care of Mr LeQuesne, will be promptly attended to.

DOOKBINDIXG AND ACCOUNT JD BOOK FACTORY, Victoria-street West, Auckland.

\J. OoOPER Hereby infouns the Waikato public that Led»eis, Cash and Day Books are ruled

and bound to order; Music, Scrap and Fein Books, Albums, and Portfolios aic made, repancd and bound in a supeiior style at the above addiess.

pKOEGB "TV IC KINS ON Bogs to announce that he has now opened up his Stock, consisting of STATIONERY (Commercial and Fancy) ACCOUNT BOOKS of all deaciiptions Large Assortment of LETTS' DIARIES for ISB3 FANCY GOODS of every description, suitable for G'lnistmas Presents, consisting of — Woik Boxes, Desks, Ladies' Handbags, Albums, Wicker Baskets, Vases, Lusties, Flower Tubes, Dressing Cises, Travelling Sccietciries, Photo Frames, Inkstands, Biead Pktteis and Knives, Tobacco Jars, &c, &c. Chiistmas Cjhls in great variety New Books and Novels by latest authors Player Books, Hymns A. and M., Presbyteiian and Wcslcyau Hymn Books

A Show Room has been prepared for the display of Toys for the Cluiatmas tiade.

Pipes and Tobacconists' Wares in great vanety. GEORGE DICKINSON, Duke-street, Cambiidge. December 4, 1882. AIUKAU SAW MILLS. SAWN TIMBER, both Rimu and Kahikatea, will be supplied by me at oidinaiy rates, and Mr Walton, of Te Am am ti tn, is authorised by me to collect all monies due to me on account of timber sold on and after Maich Ist. Orders sent to me or to the mill will tee punc tually attended to JOHN HUTCHINSON, Orakau. Orakau, Kihikihi, March 27th, ISS3

! HYDRAULIC LIME TRADE MARK J.Wilson&C? AUCKLAND, N.Z. FARMERS have not realised the value of concrete to them, and are kept from using it through mistaken ideas of cost, and fear that they cannot carry out such woi ks as concrete dairies, out-buildings, tanks, sheep-dips, &c, or lay kitchen, dairy, barn, cowshed, stockyard, piggery, fowl-house, or any other floors, without engaging skilled labour. No doubt men acquainted with the work have the advantage, but still, any intel gent man who follows our instructions can soon acquire the necessary information. A dairy Bft. x 10ft. by ;Sft. high, if lined, will take 1000 ft ot timber for walls and floors, at los per 100 ft, £7 10s. The same in concrete requires 40 bushels of lime at Is 9d, £3 10s, and eisjht yards gravel at 4s, £1 12s— or 48s less than timber. When gravel is not available, rich clay, well burned, makes a good substitute. The cost of burning a cubic yard varies from ]s 6d- to 2s with wood, or 2s to 2s 6d with coal. There is no .difficulty in treating it. Please send dimensions of buildings, tanks, floors, <&c, and purposes intended for, and we will return estimates of all materials required, stating thickness to make walls and floors, and circular ex-, plaining treatment of lime. „jpfIN;WILSON&CO.. P,S.~A|I y Mahu^angi limes are not alike, wad Lnohe bf^Wujoo'B is. tenuiue