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-J»r m wummwMm MAY HE OIIT.UNEI) IN ALL NUMBERS AND STYLES VICTORIA STREET, HAMI L T 0 N mmm TO THE SETTLERS OF WAIKATO AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. • STEELE BROP. BEG to announce that they are now prepared to supply any quantity ot FIRST-CLASS rti m i *; m I**llllllll to aiiy part of Waikato at Current .Rates. * PLANED T. & G. FLOORING, SKIRTING, ARCHITRAVES, &c, &c POSTS, BATTENS, PICKETS, &c. All communications addressed to STEELE BROS., Tarukenga, will receive prompt attention. Tarukenga, Ist June, 1900. 6 6 ELLIS & BURNAND, SAWMILLERS, OTOROHANGa BEST QUALITY & BEST CUT TIMBER IN THE DISTRICT. RIMU & KAHIKATEALARGE STOCKS OF SEASONED '' TIMBER (Rough and Dressed). WE CAN NOW SUPPLY ANY QUANTITY OF RIMU PROMPTLY. 25/2 OMP A N Y ALL DESCRIPTIONK mSßwwmmMmi BUILDING TIMBER. BUTTER BOXES AKD JPEUIT O ases A SPECIALITY. ALL KINDS OF MOULDINGS, &c Special terms to Builders and Contractor All orders supplied promptly, [l9/1 ■OUNTAIN "piMTJ rjPIMBER pOMPANY, T IMITED, MAM A K U FINEST MOUNTAIN • GROWN I N THE COLONY FIRST AWARD and GOLD MEDAL against all-uomera at the Auckland Industrial and Mining Exhibition, 1898-9. Over 1,000,000 feet of Building: Timber in Stock, Also, EVERY CLASS OF DRESSED TIMBER & MOULDINGS. Orders promptly attended to. H/gAMAKU QTEAM UW AND OLANING MILLS. Trading under the name of A. W. ROE & CO. Notice to Contractors, Builders and Timber Merchants. We are in a position to supply orders for FIRST-CLASS RIMU TIMBER. We may state that no expense has been spared in procuring machinery up tc modem requirements. Our PLANING & MOULDING PLANT having been imported, is replete with every Modern Improvment, and we now solicic orders, Orders may be left with MR A. COYLE. Hamilton , or MR W. ESCOTT, Cambridge. Same will receive prompt attention. 25/5 A. W. ROE & CO. -HAMILTON pAS pOMPANY (LIMITED) Has On Sale— BLACKSMITH'S COAL CORE, £2 per ton cf 22 bags; 2a pc bag TAR, (3d per gallon for 25 gallons or over; 9d per gallon for leas quantities WoßKS—Clarence-street, Hamilton.

-New Farm and GardenSeeds. ORIMK SHED OATS «-. g FENCING MATERIALS- * J SELECTED SEE.D gJS. 2 •' POSTS BATTKNB POTATOES 1 P ' >,ARB & PLAIN WIRE FINEST QUALITY GRASS OB W § HARDWARE AND CLOVER SEEDS AMMUNITION V A RIE T Y OP POPULAR P S r ,„ n ,,,,,, v FERTILISERS OS g < GROonRi COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF J±2 3 CItOCKhRV VEGETABLE & FLOWER g J BUILDING MATERIALS SEEDS &aHail w CATALOGUES AND PRICE LISTS POSTED ON APPLICATION. IS NOW SHOWING I N EVERY DEPARTMENT. NEW PRINTS NEW DRESSES NEW HATS & MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS NEW CURTAINS, CRETONNES, &c, &c, &c. GOOD ASSOKTMENT OF BOYS' & MEN'S CLOTHING <&■ EVERYTHING AT LOWEST PRICES. WTOTICE TO THE INHABITANTS OF CAMBRIDGE I IN AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. Having overbought, For Cash, 'BARBED & PLAIN GALVANISED WIRE, WILL SELL THE SAME AT COST PRlCE—namely, PLAIN WIRE-So'ind, 15s Gil; damaged do, Us9d Sound, 16s l Jd ; damaged do., lis 9d Also, GALVANISED CORRUGATED IRON—Uest Brands, 23s 9d ; Other brands proportionately low AN ALL-STEEL TWO-FURROW PLOUGH, £9 10s SHARP'S AXKcs, 3s lid A FIRST-CLASS WATCH for ]os 6d ; .. »n >-l timekeeper or cash returtK (1. All other lines at equally low prices Juatarrived-NIMMO & BLAIR'S NEW SEEDS Agent for -TONSON GARLICK COMPANY, Auckland. JAMES CARGO, Cambridge. AUCKLAND, BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. PRINCIPAL! GRAHAM BRUCE, 8.A., with Honors, of London University. 1 Sdcoesses, 1897-99. ' ' Resident Masters. Six Boys, Senior Civil Service One boy passed with Distinction, G. BIGG-WITHER, BA. m $ was 2nd in New Zealand, 1900. to be appointed- I Twenty-eight Boys, Junior Civil Service , I Twelve Boys, Matriculation E. H. STRONG, M,A. Two Bovs quaWie(i for B oaril 0 f EducaF. STUCKEY 1 tion Senior Scholarships, 1899, obA W SHORT I touring fourth and tiftli places. One I boy obtained free educatioii for K. W. FAIRCLOUGH three years on the same examination, F. WORLEY 1900 One Boy passed " with credit" Univer7ismN6 Masters roB Special Subjects I sity Junior Scholarship examina- | tion, 1899 Next Term begins TUESDAY, 25th September. Boarders to enjer on the 24th. Prospectus on application to the Principal. 13/5 ST. GEORGE'S BAY ROAD, PARNELL. PRINCIPALS: MISS HULL & MRS GORDON, C.H.L., First Class (with honours), Hksidest French Governess: MADEMOISELLE BOUILLON, Dancing and Calisthenics: MISS A. HULL. Visiting Staff : MISS LANCE (Cambridge), MRS LEWES, MISS HEY WOOD, MISS STUBBING. MISS TILLY, MR WATKINS, MR LESLIE HUNT, and others as arranged. , W Pupils are Prepared for Matriculation and Junior Civil Service ExaminationsSECOND TERM BEGINS ON JUNE 4, 1900. The Principals will be " At Home " to parents the last week in May and the Fourth Saturday in every month. Prospectuses on application to the office of this paper. 10/5 GROCER, BAKER, FRUITERER, &c. Oats Maize Bran Wheat Chaff &c. &c. &c, &c. DELIVERED DAILY, 2Jd PER 2lb LOAF. AGENT FOR WAIKATO ARGUS AUCKLAND STAR NEW ZEALAND HERALD & WEEKLY NEWS HAMILTON. THE BEALE TORPEDO §g* THE LATEST, BEST, AND MOST DUEABLE. HPHEY have the MOST PERFECT MECHANISM of any Machine extant; 1 they WORK ALMOST INAUDIBLY, and owing to their being CONSTRUCTED OF THE BEST AVAILABLE MATERIALS AND UNDER SPECIAL EXPERT SUPERVISION, THEY ALL OTHERS. CATALOGUES & SAMPLES OF WORK ON APPLICATION. /UNSURPASSED FOR BRILLIANCY OF i VI. -1-. TONE PRECISION & DELICACY OF TOUCH { AND DURABILITY. FIRST PRIZE, Auckland Exhibition]. [Guaranteed for Ten Years, BICYCLES, MANGELS, MAIL-OAETS, &c. QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND]. [VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANUI.

WALTER W. DAW, LAND, ESTATE, ADVERTISING AND COM MIS'ION AGENT, 28, Shortland Street. Auckland, Has been instructed by tho Vendors to SELL & LET PRIVATELY the undermentioned properties. MR DAW has purchasers for two Impioved BUSH FARMS, of about 640 acres I'doh, limestone land ; also, three Small DAIRY FARMS, must be near a a Creamery; iil-o, a COUNTRY HOTEL and PRODUCE BUSINESS, etc., etc. (gjf Tliose desirous of selling their Farms in the Waikato should communicatc with MR DAW as soon :is possible, as he has several clients who will arrive in NcwZealand at the beginning of the New Year and 'ntend settling in the North Island. Properties entrusted lo MR DAW are advertised free. CAMBRIDGE, WAIKATO-To Let: Oneofihe most beautifully situated lesidctiees in this delightful Health Resort. Furnished or unfurnished. The house contains noble drawiug-room, 35 feet by '2O, laree dining room, 4 bedrooms, bath-room, and kitchen, etc. There is also a four room Cottage, which would be let, with or without the house, furnished or unfurnished, at the option of the tennut. This charming property of 5 acres is ou the bank of the Waikato River, in the ceDtre of a pretly garden, surrounded by magnificent trees, larj-e temis court, stables, coach house, milkihp shed, orchard and paddock. Rent moderate to a eood tenant. 712 KIVERHEAD NEAR AUCKLAND. i 280 acres River Flat, all ploughable, bounced on thrpe sides by ti.ial cieek, frontage to Waitemata Aiver. Steamer calls daily at wharf on the property. Small house, orchard and strawberry garden, 15 miles from Auckland by road, 2 hours by steamer. Most admirably adapted for dairy or fruit farm. Price, £2 an acre. 713 OHAUPO, WAIKATO - 200 _JI acres First Class Dairy Farm, in splendid state of cultivation, three-quar-ters of a mile from Creamery, School and Post Office, near a Railway Station and Cattle Mar.ket, all in good crass or crops, securely fenced, and divided into paddocks. House of eight rooms, iron roof, new stables, cow sheds, store rooms, dairy, barn, all iron roofed, piggery, and good orchard. Price £lO an acre, 714 "VTEAR CAMBRIDGE, WAIKATOJLI Excellent Dairy Farm of 400 acres, most conveuienly situated on the main road, all in grass, securely fenced uud subdivided into paddocks, one mile from Post Office and School, three miles from Railway Station. House of five rooms, large outbuildings, etc. Beautifully situated on the Waikato River. Price £7 10a per acre. 715 »* First-class Riverside Farm of 120 acres, all in grass, securely fenced and subdivided into paddocks. New house, iron roof, stables, large milking shed and yard, beautifully situated on the bank of the Waipa River. Close to creamery, church and school, 7 miles from railway station. Price, £BOO. 716 NEAR RAGLAN—27OO acres limestone hnd, with sea frontage, fenced in ou two side 9 by river, 160 acres felled bush and in English gras3, 250 acres surface sown or in crops, remainder magnificent bush, splendid site and position for a sawmill, good water power; house contains 5 rooms, good orchard, sheep yard, large barn and stable, splendid fishing and boating in the harbour. Price, 16s au acre. 711 TUEAR HAMILTON, WAIKATOJL\I 350 acres Highly Improved Dairy Farm, most conveniently situated close to milk factory, railway and important, town, all laid down in grass, divided into paddocks, and securely fenced, beautifully situated on the Waikato River. Good dwelling house, substantial outbuildings. ,709 NEAR HAMILTON, WAIKATO--300 acres Good Dairy Farm, most advantageously situated uear three cattle markets, I§ miles from railway station, securely fenced, and subdivided into 14 paddocks. House of six rooms, good stables, cow shed, man's room and workroom. The paddocks are well watered, and the land is in good heart. This farm would be most valuable to a stock dealer owdug to its central position. Price £5 10s an acre. 905 'jPAURANGA, BAY OF PLENTYJL Very Cheap House of 6 rooms, ;{• acre of garden, of old established fruit trees, in good order, Orion Stove, three water tanks, close to public school, and church, £ mile from post-office, off main road. Price £l5O. 701 KAWHIA, NORTH KING COUN-TRY-700 acres. One of the best and most level sections of this newly opened-up district for sale 200 acres already felled, magnificent timber on the Estate. Splendid opening for a sawmill, grand water power, road passes through the section, deep rich soil. Price £SOO. 706 THE PUKE, BAY OF PLENTY-]BO fi. acres Choice Dairy Farm, divided into 10 paddocks, 5 acres flat bush, 1 acre orchard in full bearing, balance good grass ; house 6 rooms and outbuildings. The farm is particularly well watered, the fences in good order, and 2 paddocks fenced for pigs. Price. £5 an acre. 707 GISBORNE-656 acres very Rich Dairy Farm, in grass; good house and outbuildings, 3 miles from Gisbornc, tho river runs past the property, securely fenced and sub-divided 708 NEAR OHAUPO, WAIKATO-350 acres first-class land of the richest quality, . all in good grass ; securely feuced and sub-divided into paddocks ; three miles from Creamery and Railway Station. House of five rooms, commodious outbuildings, all roofed with iron ; large orchard. Price, £9 an acre. 704 NEAR HAMILTON. WAIKATO--500 acres Magnificent Dairy Farm, most conveniently situated, all in choice grass ; securely fenced and sub-divided ; near Creamery and Railway Station ; all flat dry soil. Good house, substantial outbuildings; good orchard. This beautiful estate has been most judicously planted with trees. Price, £9 an acre. 702 WALTER W. DAW. LAND, ESTATE & ADVERTISING AGENT, 28, SHORTLAND STREET, AUCKLAND.

Wanteds, &c. fcliii yt r.iMi Gravies,, Sauces, etc, I GUARANTEED !\ Absolutely pure. 1 Anil o$ the Very Highest Quality. Manufactured solely from Cattle passed by the Government Veterinary Inspector. i« Obtainable throughout the Colony. | ASK FOH IT, And take no other. | 7710 R Extra Machine-dressed Grasses 1 and Prime Clovers try Yates and Co.—«. E.Clark, Agent, \17 ANTED TO LET, at once, for \V three to six mouths-200 acres Good Grazing.—T Walter, The Lake, Hamilton. _• |7 ANTED -For Hamilton, a Young - ¥ Girl to assist in housework. Apply this office; ■_ 7/11 WANTED— Respectable Girl ; must be able to milk. Wages, 10s per week.—T. Fry, Ngaroto. 23/10 \ITANTED— Everyone to remember }'} the Grand Athletic Carnival at Cambridge on 28th November. WANTED— At once, a Youth, about •17 or IS, for general farm wnrk ; must be üblo to milk. Apply "Win. Gray, Pukekura. 29/10 [T ANTED— The public'' to call upon >Yt H. H. Howden, Hamilton, and buy his celebrated 25s Nickel Silver Watches. 11/U HTTANTED Subscribers for AuckVV land Star,.New Zealand Herald, Graphic, Weekly News, &c. —Sandes and Co., Hamilton. ■An Assistant at the YY Tauwhare Cheese Factory. Apply New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Limited), Hamilton. XTIY ANTED—Young man, for bread vV delivery; 17s 6d week and found ; must ride and carry basket. Apply immediately.—R. James, Karangahake; WANTED— Persons denrous of purchasing Pianos or Organs, either for cash or on the hire system, to call on H. H. Howden, Hamilton, agent British and Continental Piano Company. 11/6 WANTED KNOWN-Completc New Stock of Groceries, Crockery and Glassware ; also, Confectionery in great variety. Refreshments all day long, daily, and Illustrated Papers taken.— J. T. Home, Hamilton Refreshment Rooms, agent for Davys Bros.' Fruit Boxes. 15/U T\AY'S TAMAHERE FACTORY J BUTTER. MESSRS PARR BROS, have been appointed AGENTS in HAMILTON for the sale of the above BUTTER. A GOOD SUPPLY will be always kept on hand, FRESH TWICE A WEEK. C. DAY Tamahere, June 7th, 1900. / ■| IM E ! f IMEI | IM Ei For Orchard Dressing and Agricultural Purposes, Freight Free. rg*r The BEST LIME in the country (-or building; also, STONE for FlagC. J. JOHNSON, (j Te Kui f i. IGH-CLASS PHOTOGRAPHY ! R. J. RENDELL, Howden's Building's, Hamilton (H. E, Gaze's late Studio), Begs to intimate to the residents of Hamilton and surrounding districts that he is now prepared to undertake all brauches of Photographic Work. Specialities— PLATINOTYPE WORK FAMILY GROUPS ENLARGEMENTS (15 x 12), 10/-, &C Copies and Enlargements supplied from Mr Gaze's negatives. Outside engagements on Wednesday afternoons igjjS* Nothing but first-class work allowed to leave the Studio. Auckland prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. 3/11 T3UY DIRECT FROM ENGLAND FAMOUS GREAT CUT IN THE TRADE 1 FIRST-CLASS QUALITY AT BEDEOCK PRICES (FOR CASH) Single, Machine For £4 IS.s Two Machines £8 lis Three Machines £l2 2s Freight and Duty Paid to Wellington. Ladies' Cycles, 10s per machine Gxtra. Quotations for ten Bicycles and over on application. JOHN HURST KHAKI COMPANY, Stedall's Buildings, Portsmouth, Eng--30/8 GEO. THOMPSON. D.C.L. DRY GEN. HHHIS SPIRIT is growing rapidly into JL call as supplying a Pleasant, Ap petising and Safe Stimulant. Its enormous sale in England, Scotland, South Africa and South America is a convincing proof of its great popularity. THE DISTILLERS' COMPANY (Limited), Edinburgh, are the Largest Distillers in the world. L. D, NATHAN AND CO?? Solo Agents,

C O.'S P AGNE ALE' C. L. INRES & CO., SOLE AGENTS