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-Vit-.tnifc. nill I»: uiv«n liy 8 Ha?'.ULKY, »!■•' ■■, iit I lie fiiniKj ol Coi!iii;'.v.oo-.l «"'■! Viot-jria Struts, Hamilton, <>» SUNDAY KV KS INO NEXT, 2nd August (D.Vj, 7.15 p.m , SfBJHOT : ' Will a Believer io Jesus Christ he brought before the Great White Throne to be Judged at the End of the World ?' tt/FATAMATA ROAD DISTRICT Notice is hereby e\v>n that a MEETING OF I'HE RATEPAYERS of the MAI'AMATA ROAD ilSIRiCi' will he held in the School, Minamata, on SATURDAY, the Bth day of August. 1903, at 9„a.m . to decide whether the piece of ro;id alongside the railway between the Ballast Pit and Waharoa Cemetery, adjoining Section 14, Waharoa, shall be STOPPED. P. GILCHRISr, Clerk. TeAroha, 80th July, 1903. TIME-TABLE FOR AUGUST LEAVES RAGLAN for WAINGARO LANDING every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. Coach meets Steamer at Landing. Saturday, Ist, 12.30 p.m Welnesday, 6th,*B a.m Saturday, Bth, 7 ».m Wednesday, 12tb, 9 a.m Saturday, 15th, 10 a.m Wednesday, 19th, 1.30 p.m Saturday, 22nri, 6 a.m Wednesday, 26th, 9 a.m Saturday, 29th, 11 a.m Leaving Waingaro soon after arrival Fare by Steamer and Coach to Nearuawahia : SiDgle 10/6, Return J7/6 LEAVES RAGLAN for WAITETUNA and TE UKU Landings as follows : Monday, 10th, 7 a.m Mouday, 24th, 7 a.m Returning soon after arrival Goods belonging to non-subscribers to the Te Uku Shed will be landed on wharf at owner's risk Weather and all other circumstances permitting. The Steannr is open for Chartfir, and Special Trips can be arranged to the Hot Springs. MASTER. 25/6 A",ent. j

\ 0 R S A L E--100 ACRE 4 , partly improved, situated on Waipa River, near VYhatawhata, at £2 5 i per acre ; or 186 ACRES, partly improved, including aliove (about o mile? from creamery), at £2 10* per acre ; or 403 ACRES,' including both above lots, at £4 10a pir acre, with House aud all improvements ; half in grass and cultivation. Terms : Half cash, balance can remaiu at 5 per cent if desired. J. MOFFATT, 24/7 Whatawhata. S. I. BY&RAVE BEGS to announce to the residents of HAMILTON and Surrounding Districts that he HAS PURCHASED Mr GLASS' Bakery Business, AND WILL COMMENCE ON AUGUST Ist, And trusts by Strict Attention to Business and by SUPPLYING A FIRST-CLASS ARTICLE To rnarit a shire of Public Support. Opening Announcement MRS PENLINGTON OPEN IN A FEW DAYS In Alexandra Buildings, Hamilton, with a varied assortment of MILLINERY TTNDERCLOTHING U nORSRTS <U DABY LINEIN The MILLINERY DEPARTMENT will be under the management of MISS GREENER. Customers can, therefore, rely on the work being of a quality equal to the best City Production BABY LINEN-A SPECIALITY Our Prices "Will Not Allow of Credit! LEXANDRA »UILDINGS, VICTORIA STREET,

mm? You will be satisfied if you spend Eightoenpenco and buy a bottle of . . . SYKES' CURA COUGH, the Great Microbe-killer. For Coughs and Golds. ! Cures whilst you sleep. ; . . 1/6. • > It WAIKATO MEAT MART HAMILTON. Stone & Co., WHOLESALE AND KETAIL BUTCHERS. FAMILIES WAITED ON DAILY FOR ORDERS. QUALITY IS THE TRUE TEST OF CHEAPNESS. E, DB C,D RUY Authorised & Licensed Surveyor HAMILTON. Office H. H. Howden'a Buildings Victoria Street. ijgjf SurveyH and Measurements of al ieaoriptione undertaken anywhere in the district

TNNEB AND BOTTLERS. HAMILTON