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Waikato Argus, Volume VI, Issue 423, 18 April 1899, Page 3

Meetings and Amusements Q PALDING - BOBBINS' ROTARY O DISC PLOUGH. PUBLIC TRIALS OF THE ABOVE PLOUGH WJLK BE HVhV IS MR TURNWALD'K PADDOCK AT OHAUPO This Day (Tueßday, 18th Instant), At I o'clock. MR G. EDOECUMBE'S PADDOCK, NEAR FRANKTON, ON Thursday, 20th Inetant, At 11 o'clock, when a representative of the manufacturers will be in attendance to give inf.>rmatlon ami answer enquiries. All interested are cordially invited to be present. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (Limited) H A M I L J 1 0 N, Sole Agents for Waikato. 15/4 rpHE \ NNUAL OOIREE TEA MEETING In connection with the Waikato West Presbyterian Church WILL BE HELD AT T E AWAM UT U ON Tuesday Next, the 25th Instant. Tea at 6 o'clock. Tickets, one shilling. Children under 12, half-price. The usual programme of music and speeches. 18/4 •THHE WAIPA AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB'S SPORTS HAVE BEEN POSTPONED (owing to the wot weather) THURSDAY NEXT, 20th APRIL, 1899. GEO. BERRY, 15/4 Hon. Sec. and Treasurer.

CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW, CAMBRIDGE, FEIDAY & SATURDAY, 21 ST & 22nd APRIL, 1899. Cambridge Chrysanthemum So- ± ciety will hold its eighth annual Exhibition of the Queen of Autumn Flowers in its new and spaciou3 Marquee as above. 43- A MEW DEPARTURE ! Splendid Illumination of the Marquee. Sunlight at Night.—By arrangement with Messrs Wilkinson and Co., the Spacious Marquee will be lit with the NEW ACETYLENE GAS. Under the rays of this powerful illuminant, all colours and shades of the blooms are accurately distinguished. VASE OF 25 SHOW BLOOMS, Each One Variety—The Finest Chrysanthemum Display in the Colony ! 250 SHOW BLOOMS IN COMPETITION, set up for artistic effect in 10 vases—Prizes by Mrs W. Thornton . GRAND ORCHESTRAL CONCERTS each afternoon, 3.30 till 4.30, and each evening, 8 till 9.3o.—The Cambridge Orchestra, assisted by friends fiom Auckland and Hamilton, under the conductorship of Mr J. 11. Edwards, and led by Miss Edith Whiter w, Auckland's Premier Lady Soloist. PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOL CHILDREN'S BOUQUETS, BASKETS AND DESIGNS.—The Society prides itself on the marvellous development of this Section as a feature not even tried by any other Society in the island north of Wellington. A handsome Silver Cup has been presented for competion in this Section as a Championship Prize by Mr J. H. Edwards. AFTERNOON TEA.-Tea and Light Refreshments, each afternoon, 3 to 5; evenings, 8 to 9, as in former years. Doors open each day from 1.30 to 5.30 and 7 till 10. Official opening, 3 p.m. Friday, by His Worship the Mayor of Cambridge (VV. F. Buckland, Esq). Admission : Afternoon, One Shilling ; evening, One Shilling ; children, halfprico. Season tickets for the two days, half-a-crown. Schedules may be obtained from the undersigned or the Hon. Sec (Mr M. P. McDermott), to either of whom entries must be seut not later than 5 p.m. on SATURDAY, loth April, 1899. THOMAS WELLS, 11/4 President.

LOOK OUT T E K ACES, Wednesday, May 24, 1899 (Queen's Birthday). 11/4 LOOK OUT FOE TUB ATOROHANGA T) AOE S , Saturday, May 27, 1899. 11/4 rn 0 DAIRY V A RMER3, CONSULTATION on all matters ap pertaining to Dairying, Advice given on purchase of Dairy Machinery. Charges moderate. Agent for Hurley's Butter-fat Tables A. BUSCK, 1, Mercantile Chambers (uexb Bank of New Zealand), Queen-street, Auckland. 24/ THATAWHATA TO NGARUA'V WAHIA. Having secured the contract for carrying the cream between Whatawhata and Ngaruawahia, I will run a DAILY SERVICE on this road, leaving Vv hatawhata at 11 a.m. and Ngaruawahia at 3.30 p.m. Passengers—Single fare, 2s ; return, 3s, Parcels and goods carried at loweit rates. L. SUTTON, 1/9 Proprietor.