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I Auctions. JOim KNOX. HAMILTON AUCTION MART. Saturday, March 12th, at 2 p.m. r pHR UNSOLD PORTION OF THE I LATE .MRS McGLASHAN'S KFFECTS: Duchesße Suite, Wood and Iron Bedsteads, *■ heat Drawers, Chiffoirer, Washstands and Dressing-tables, Spring Mattras3, Two Perambulators, Chairs Also, Portion of Gentleman's Wardrobe : DressSuite,Eugliah Cloth Coats, etc.; White Shirts, etc. And 12 Cases Onions, Holmrt Potatoes JOHN KNOX, Auctioneer. 8/3 HAMILTON AUCTION MART JOHN KNOX, AUCTIONEER AND VALUATOP Sales Every Saturday 12/2 ALL MACHINES GUARANTEED FOR TWELVE MONTHS. "VICTOR "CYCLES' AMERICA'S REPRESENTATIVE ! u ALBERT"CYCLES! THE PERFECTION OP LOCALLY BUILT MACHINES ! ! Light, Elegant, and Easy-Running LADIES'WHEELS! Reasonable Prices ! Easy Terms Punctured fires Mended Gratis. PETER A. SMITH, Albert-street, Auckland. Local Agents : Messrs A. Ccates an! Co., Waikato Argus Office. 6/4 mHE pOOD "pALEIGH Has proved its quality during the last six year 3. They are fitted with unbreakable ! übular fork crowns and specially strengthened forks. They are peifect in Rigidity, Strength and Durability. WESTWOOD Rims, DUNLOP Tyres, PERRY Chains. Sole Agent : W. M. SERVICE, (Opposite Savings Bank), QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, Large Stoek on view at WILKINSOJN & CO.'s, Cambriige Local Agents. "T 1 TJEYNOLDS& pi Cycle Importers, VICTORIA - STREET EAST (Near Albert Park), AUCKLAND, Notify that they Lave secured tho SOLE AGENCY IN AUCKLAND OF RUDGE-WHITWORrH CYCLES. Also, ROTHWELL AND REYNOLDS BRANDS, Machines from £2O, Out of Eighteen Staetj this season our machines have made Twelve Wins. Three-mile race at Cambridge Sports, 17th March, 1896, won on a " Reynolds." Half and two-mile races at Cambridge West A.A. Sports won on a " Reynolds." Local Agent : JOHN E. HAMMOND, Hamilton East. 25.1 AKE GOOD ADVICE IF YOU WANT A SUPERB QUALITY TEA Full of Flavour, Strength, and Richness. BOY L. D. NATHAN & CO.'S . STANDARD JJIEAS These are ever to the front, and are always blended from the BEST TEAS PROCURABLE in INDIA, CHINA AND CEYLON. Various grades according to price. 18/12 \AILY COACH SERVICE [J BETWEEN HAMILTON & CAMBRIDGE, Carrying H.ftL Mails and Passengers. it On and after JANUARY Ist, 1897, the undersigned will "RUN A CONVEYANCE between Cambridge and Hamilton daily. Leave Cambridge at 11 a.m.; Tamahere, 12.15 p.m. ; arrive at Hamilton, 1 p.m., connecting DAILY with the second train for Auckland at 2.10 p.m. ; Rotorua and Paeroa at 2.27 pm. ; and for Te Awanuitu at 2.25 p.m. Leave Hamilton, DAILY, on return journey, at 2.45 p.m., arrive at Cambridge at 4.45 p.m. This coach connects with the Express Train for Auckland, leaving Hamilton West at 12.45 p.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays, e.nd Fridays. Fares : Single, 3/-; Return, 5/W. T. CARR, Proprietor. Horse Bazaar, Cambridge, Cambridge, January Ist, 1897. Letters and telegrams addressed to W. T. CARR, Cambridge, will receive prompt'attentiou, 5/2 "AMILTON LIVEHY AND BAIT STaBLES COACHING ESTABLISHMENTS. The undersigned begs to intimate to tne residents in and arouud Hamilton and the travelling public that he has PURCHASED from Mr C. Harwood the whole of his COACHING & LIVERY PLANT comprised in the Stables adjoining the Commercial and Hamilton Hote's. gg- 'BUSES MEET EVERY TRAIN at Frankton and Hamilton West. Double and Single Buggies on Hire, Also, Ladies' and Gents' Saddle Horses. L. SUTTON, Proprietor. Hamilton, November 2, 1897. 4/11 "N connection with the above, I have to THANK the business people and travelling public for the support so freely accorded to me in the past, and trust that Mr Sutton will enjoy a contiuuance of it. The ordinary carting and special station trade, together with the heavy waggon work for settlers and others, will bo carried on by tne as heretofore. CHAS HARWOOD.