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Waikato Argus, Volume V, Issue 331, 23 August 1898, Page 3

Meetings and Amusements. "AMILTON PUBLIC READING ROOM, Tuesday, 30th August. V OLUN T EER HALL. Musical Serenades Comic Songs (Mr Lloyd) Stop Dancing Refreshments and Dance Admission, One Shilling. [7AIKATO MOUNTED RIFLES. A MEETING of the Pirongia Company will be held in the Public Hall Pirongia, on TUESDAY, 80th instant, at 7.30 p.m., for the purpose of swearing in members, electing officers, and other husines. E. H. AUBIN, Convener. AIR A T 0 OUN D S WILL MEET AT CRITERION HOTEL, CAMBRIDGE —TO-MORROW, August 24th, at 10 a.m. HAUTAPU RAILWAY BTATION- - SATURDAY, August 27th, at 11 a.m. A. BACH, 2/8 Hon. Sec. Horse cards. Horse cards. The proprietor desires to notify horseowners that the printing of above is A SPECIALITY AT THE WAIKATO ARGUS OFFICE, Victoria -street, Hamilton. First-class Work. Charges Moderate. Satisfaction Guaranteed. §f Special arrangements can be made for" ADVERTISING STALLIONS for the season in The Waikato Argus. The Abocs has a far larger circulation than any other paper among the settlers in the Counties of Waikato, Waipa, Raglan, and Piako, and thus otters advantages to advertisers not possessed by other journals. GEO. EDOECUMBE, Proprietor. ' T U D NOTICE. ,U Waikato horsebreeders are notified that the thoroughbred stallion MUBKAPEER Will stand in the Waikato district during the coming season. Full particulars as to terms, route, etc., will be duly notified in a future advertisement. " J. BROWNE, Proprietor. Cambridge, August 22nd, 1898. 23/8 T U I) NOTICE To Stand this Season at Morrinsville, This Thoroughbred Horse, LEOLANTIS, By Lcolinus (imp.)—dam Atlantis (imp). Leolantis is a young, big, strong muscular horse, half-brother to Sr. Leger (champion sire of New Zealand for the last live years), and he has taken first prize in the Auckland show ring the last two years. Whilst thanking breeders for their support in past years, I must ask lor a continuation of their patronage for the coming season. The horse can be seen at my stable, Morrinsville, any time after August 18th. FRANK MARSHALL. 13/8 Morrinsville. TjAILY COACH SERVICE J BETWEEN HAMILTON & CAMBRIDGE, Carrying- H.M. Mails and PasOn -and after JANUARY Ist, 1897, the undersigned will, RUN A CONVEYANCE between Cambridge and Hamilton daily. Leave Cambridge a 11 a.m.; Tamaherc, 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 p.m. ; and for Te Awamulu at 2.25 p.m. Leave Hamilton, DAILY, on return journey, at 2.45 p.m., arrive at Cambridge at 4.45 p.m. 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 attention 5/ UAMILTON LIVERY AND; BAIT STaBLES AND COACHING ESTABLISHMENTS. The undersigned begs to intimate to tnc residents in and around Hamilton - and the travelling public that he has PURCHASED from Mr C. Harwood the r whole of his COACHING & LIVERY <- PLANT comprised in the Stables adjoining the Commercial and Hamilton Hotels. eg- '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 IN connection with the above, I hav e 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 continuance of it. The ordinary carting and special station trade, together with the heavy waggon work for settlers and others, will be carried on by me as heretofore. CHAS HARWOOD.