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Notices. HENDERS FOR CLEARING. TENDERS for CLE ARING TI-TREE, etc., on the Claudelauds Racecourse will be received by the undersigned up to SATURDAY, September 29th, at noon. For further particulars apply to T SLADE, 20/9 Hamilton East. Q RAZING TO LET. TENDERS will be received by the undersigued up to 3 o'clock on SATURDAY, September 29, for the GRAZING of the Claudelands Racecourse (90 odd acres) for 12 months, from October I, 1894, to September 30,1895. For further particulars apply to GEO. EDGECUMBE, 20/9 Hamilton. \\J AIK ATO AGRICULTURAL W AND PASTORAJL ASSOCIATION. Tender for Luncheon* TENDERS will be received for the right to CATER for the public at- the abbve Association's Show, to be held on October 25th and 26th, 1594. Large marquee provided. • Tenders close SATURDAY, September 29th, 1894. Full particulars on application to the Secretary, MARTIN BUTLER, Cambridge. September 15th, 1894. 18/9 B OROUGH OF HAMILTON. WRITTEN TENDERS, addressed to the Town Clerk, will be received up to 4 pm. on TUESDAY, September 25th instant, for the LEASE of the undermentioned PROPERTIES, viz. Hamilton Domain. Lots 22 and 15, Town Belt West. About 30 acres. Highest or any tender , not necessarily accepted. ' -Tenderers to deposit half-year's rent with tender. . Terms and conditions : upon applica- •' "V' O. J. W. BARTON, Town Clerk. ' Hamilton, September 21st, 1894.' 22/9 FARMERS AND GARDENERS. ATRIAL of the PLANET JR, IMPLEMENTS by MrSanford, the American expert; will be held TO-MORROW (Wednesday), at 3 p m., at Mr W. C, Caatleton's' garden, Hamilton; and on THURSDAY at Mr Wells' Orchard, Cambridge, at 3 p.m. All interested are cordially invited to . JLJ 1 AAM

22/9 MRS HELPS' CONCERT, friday, September 28. PROGRAMME.—Part 1: 1 overture, " Danse du Tambourine " (Bogetti), Orcheutra; 2, grand pianoforte fantasia on 44 Mollie Darling" (Hill), Mrs Helps; 3, song, " Farewell, Marguerite " (White), Mr Johnson; 4, song, "Thy Face,"Miss Germanu; 5, banjo solo, "Cromartie" (Heath), Mr Singleton; 6, song, 44 Serenade," orchestral accompaniment(Ouonod), Miss Allan; 7, violiu solo, 44 Norma" (Bellini), Mr J. J. Hartley; 8, recita* tion, " A Musical Evening " (Bell), Mr Bell. Part II: 9, pianoforte eolo, Selected, Miss Archer; 10, song, "The Star of Bethlehem " (Adams), Mrs Bispham; 11, violin solo, 44 Melodie" (Rubensteihj,Mr'E. H. Aubin; 12, song, "The Carnival "'Molloy), Miss Aubin ; 13, duet, 4 ' Maying " (Smith), Miss Allan und Mr Aubin; 14, song, " Evening Song" (Bluriienthal), Miss F.Bowden; Dutch character song, "Choony vos a Nice Young Mao," MrChappell; v 16, song, Selected, Mr Burnand; 17, "Major Generals" (Sullivan), Mr Gresham; 18, song, Selected,*Mr W. 0. Garland; 19, finale, " Promenade March," Orchestra; " God Save the Queen." This. Doors open 7.30; overture B.—E. H. AUBIN, Manager. [MR SALE—Picturesque Atlas of Australia, half : bound Morocco, three volumes; cost £ls, for sale at £B. Apply this office. 19/7 B OAT FOR SAL E. FOR SALE—A Twenty-foot Copper* fastened BOAT, now on the Hamilton Like. Price, £3.—Address A.8., Waikato Times Office. .... 12/7 W A L N U T TREES. FOR „SALE—A limited number of WALMUT THEE?,large French variety, three years old, Apply 17/7 Frankton. gU I L D ING STONE. I can supply an unlimited quantity of First-class UMESTONE for building purposes, Or for-litne-burning. Analysis of stone, 93. per cent. Carbonate of Lime. Price per truck > per ton;atTe Kuiti, Ca?h. For further particulars apply to ALEX. FERGUSSON, 19/7 r.'" Te Kuiti. O RS E -BREAK i~NG. H : The undersigned ia prepared to under* take the breaking-in of young Hones to laddie orharaen.: , For further particulars Mi■' T, WISE .Cambridge, Nov, 27,1893,