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Waikato Argus, Volume VI, Issue 384, 19 January 1899, Page 3

rpEN SHILLINGS REWARD J_ for the recovery of Bay MAEE, white star ou forehead, collar-marked, near hind lee swollen on hock. JOHN OHYF, 17/1 Lake Road, Qhitupo. NOTICE TO SUPPLIERS OF 1 BACON PIGS TO THE CAMBRIDGE DAIR? ASSOCIATION. For about the NEXT FOUR WEEK* pleaße write to the Manager before killing and forwan'ing Pigs, as on account of the present large tupply our cool chamber space is limited. CAMBRIDGE DAIRY ASSOCIATION. JAMES HALLY, Secretary. 11th January, 1899. 17/1 HOARD OF EDUCATION > ELECTION. to the cltairmkn and members of School Committees. Gentiemen,— I respectfully request your support in the above election. I have the honour to be, Yours sincerely, WILLIAM LEYS, Ex-Chairman Ponsonby School Committee. ! >HE WAIKATO MONUMENTAL L WORKS. THOS, CHAPPELL, Monumental and General Mason, HAMILTON EAST, Has a Good Stock of MONUMENTAL WORK On Hand. Hundreds of Designs to choose from sent on application. Tombstones, Railings, etc., fixed and repaired. Large quantity of Clean Shells for graves on hand. All work done under personal supervision. Estimates given. Prices moderate. IC E . ALL FEES owing to the Land Association for horse servies are NOW DUE, and have to be paid to Mr Andbiw Todd, Eureka, before the end of this month. Also, ALL OUTSTANDING FEES for the service of Lothair—season 1897—if not paid to Mr Charles Lake before the end of this month will be SUED FOR. JOHN GORDON. Woodlands, 11th January, 1899. 14/1 A. B. HEATHER 3EGS to give notice to the farmers and general public that he has taken over MR W. T. DAVIDGE'S GRAIN, SEED AND ARTIFICIAL MANURE BUSINESS and trusts that by keeping a good article and selling at a small profit, he will be favoured by a continuance of a share of their patronage. Agent for the CELEBRATED MASSEY - HARRIS MACHINERY Agent VACUUM OIL COMPANY Agent UNITED FIRE INSURANCE Sole Agent for YATES & CO.'S GRAIN, GARDEN SEEDS & MANURES. GRASSES & CLOVER SEEDS A SPEJIALITY. 10/1 f OWL EN'S 13UILDINGS, HAMILTON WEST. S. TUCKER, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Begs to thank the public of Hamilton and surrounding districts for their support for the last three years, and he would call their attention to the fact that he has the largest and best stock of TOBACCONISTS' AND FANCY GOODS In the District, Viz.—Brushes and Combs, Purses. Perfumes, Books, Toys, all the Best Brands hi Razors, GBD Pipes, SM Pipes (in cases) from 5s 6d, all the Leading Lines in Tobaccos and Cigars, Cigarettes, Bell's Tobaccos, Cope's Tobaccos, Wills' Tobaccos, also Plug, Derby, Ascot, Venus, Juno, Golden Eaele, Victory, Old Judge, Welcome Nugget, Ruby, Twist and Melrose ; Fancy Soaps, Accordeons, Fancy and Plain Notepaper, Photo. Frames, Basket-ware. Razors scut per post set and returned for one shilling. Jgf Any Goods not in stock can be procured in twenty-four hours from Auckland. 2/6 S. TUCKER. A LEXANDRIA OONEDUST £6 103 PER TON (Analysis—Phosphate, 50 - 61 ; Ammonia, 4.59). -pUSON'S pOTATO TjtERTILT ZER £7 10s PER TON. TYSON'S mURNIP -FERTILIZER, £6 PER TON. "OLSON'S SUPERPHOSPHATE £5 PER TON. TO ARRIVE, per Rimutaka, now due —English Clover Seeds, Swedes, Turnips and Mangolds. POVERTY BAY AND SOUTHERN GRASS SEEDS Of Every Description, at Current Rates. Your Orders Solicited W. J HURST & CO., AUCKLAND 18/9