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Waikato Argus, Volume IV, Issue 241, 29 January 1898, Page 3

RAND CLOTHING is well J made and takes the lead. f 03T— From Pukete, a Strawberry Li Cow, branded 1> g heart on off rump. A reward will be given for information leading to recovery of same. —lt. Niccoll.s, Pnkete. 'MPOUNDED—Iu .the Te Awamutu . Pound, on January 25th, IS9B, by the Ranger, Rnngiaohia Road Board, 1 Black GELDING, branded like IP (conjoined) off shoulder 1 Pay GELDING, had sore back Owner unknown. If not claimed will be sold on THURSDAY, February 3rd, 1898, at 12 noon. S. POND, Poundkeeper and Ranger. RENTAL NOTICE. MRG. WARREN, Denti-t, Newton, Auckland, will take charge of Mr J. A. Young's practice this week, and may be consulted at the Te Awamutu Mission House the whole of TUESDAY NEXT, February Ist. IT. MARY'S MONASTERY. The Boarding and Day SCHOOLS in connection with the above establishment WILL RE-OPEN ON MONDAY NEXT, 3 Ist INSTANT, At 9 a.m. 27/1 -noR O ALE F° K S A ' TOTARA POSTS, BTRAINERS, AND BATTENS, in any quantity. Reasonable prices. Apply- W. WILSON, 1/4 Waotu. TO PERSONS REQUIRING SEASIDE RESIDENCE during summer, and others.-TO LET : The Unfurnished Four-roomed HOUSE, known as Rev Lyons, situated on Beach at Raglan, close to wharf. Immediate possession given, and can be taken by the month or full time—viz ,to the middle of May. Apply to W. I. CONRADI, 22/1 Raglan ■_ riAMBRIDGE FRUIT EVAPORATING COMPANY. The Company has fixed this season's buying price for apples, till further notice, at £3 10s per ton. The Factory will open on MONDAY, 17th January, on and after which date apples will be bought daily up to 12 noon each day. The Company wish fruit-growers to note that it is giving an increased price over last season, and that it will require the former conditions as to size and quality of fruit to be strictly adhered to. App'es must be of a minimum size of 2h inches. Accounts mide up monthly, "and fruit paid Tor on the 20th of the month after delivery. For the Cambridge Fruit Evaporating Company. JAMES HALLY, 13/1 Secretary. HEND FOR PATTERNS, A GREAT VARIETY T. W. MAIJNDER'S FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, HAMILTON. TUMIP SEEDS DEVONSHIRE GREYSTONE i PURPLE-TOP MAMMOTH! PURPLE-TOP ABERDEEN ! GREEN-TOP ABERDEEN ! rpURNIP MANURE 1 DONBDUSTS JD OUPERPHO?PHATES GRASS SEEDS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Seed and Feed Oats Maize, Wheat, Barley Bran, Sharps, Flour, &c. Mason's Fruit Jars! LIGHTNING JARS ! AMERICAN JARS ! Brass, Copper and Enamelled Preserving Pans Jelly Jars, Wood Sioons, Rings For Jars ! OILS') Black, Lard, Neatsfoot, Raw ILSJ" and Boiled Linseed Oil, Golden Machinery BUILDERS' & HOUSEHOLD HARDWARE ! } Lowest Current Rates Charged.-{ CROCKERY ! GROCERY! PARR BROTHERS, HAMILTON. 29/1 "VIEW SEEDS ! "VI EVV SEEDS ! ! W. S. LAURIE & CO. Have On Sale and To Arrive : VERY LARGE & VARIED STOCKS Primest Quality CLOVERS AND T?NGLISH GRASSES, X!i Consisting of : Red Clovers, White Clovers, Cowgrass, Ahyke, Timothy, Trefolium, Trefoil, Lucerne, etc. ; English Poas and Fescues COLONIAL GRASSES : Akaroa audTarmaki Cock3ioot, Italian Ryegrass, Poverty Bay Ryegrass, Canterbury Ryegrass. rpURNIPS-Imperial Green Globe, X Devonshire Greystone, Purple-top Mammoth, Aberdeens (Purple and Green-top) MANURES : Our New Mills in New South Wales are in full working order, and thBrands PYRAMID (lightly steamed) and TRIANGLE (digested) are second to none iu vthe market, being pure and very uniform in quality. Our aim will be to make this the premier brand in the market. Lawes' and Anglo Continental Manure Company's KA IN IT, SULPHATE, POTASH, THOMAS' PHOSPHATE, &o, The undersigned is our Waikato agent, whoso lsrge practical knowledge of farming And the seed and manure business is sufficient guarantee that any business entrusted to his care will be faithfully attended to. GEORGE E. CLARK, Cambridge, 29/1' Waikato Agent. H. ROCHE, Land and Estate Agent, OHAUPO, TTAS TjlOR OALESEVERAL GOOD DAIRY FARMS At Very Low Prices and on Easy 0* MONEY TO LEND on Freehold Sccuiity at 5 Per Ce:<t. 31/7