Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

Waikato Times, Volume I, Issue 20, 15 June 1872, Page 3

WATKA'IP STEAM NAVIGATION AND MIXING COMPANY, I — UP RIVER. IIJIME TABLF. fiercer to Ngantewalna—Mun.. Weil, ami Friday, !•' at G a.m. -~ I Kgnrar.wahia to'Hamilton—-Tuesday, .it G a.m. I a'3o '..aturdayvat 0 a.m. ( i in.hiccns?nt oilers i. Xgaraawahia to Cambridge—Tuesday, at C> a.m. Ns aruawahia to Alexandra—Thursday, at G a. in. DOWN Rl,Vel*".' (\iaibridge to M%fepe-Wednesday, G a.m. llaniiLon to Mercer—Wednesday, 7 a.m. Alexandra to llercer— Friday, 6 a.m. XgavuawAii to Mercer—Tuesday, 0 a.m. ; Weil nesday au J. F. iday, 11 a. m. Me.oer to Waikato feads-Friday, 5 p.m.— returning on Saturday as tide suits. j A. Steamer at "'Mercier open for Special trips or I ■■- -Thursday. .--FK EIGHTS. "«.".., a . . s. d. Mercer to R."TK^ariii; .. ... ... 1;"> I. ~ Nymiar/ttUia ... ... 25 ( J-lainiltmrbr Whata Whata ... ft t ~ Alexandraor Cambridge ' ... 3J ... ... -'•> ( .".. " ... to Mercer ... 10 ( •, ... ... ~ ••• 15 *■ Kami! (n or ?vlia'«", Whata „ ... 20 i ■Alexavi'ra o • CiraJridgc ... ~ ... 20 < Waika <> lit. h ... ... '~ ••• 1« ' Flax, Cum, and Wool taken l)y.Weigh|. Genera' I.uei-chi'.udise by Measurement or Weight. ' passages. Passen-.era —f;6m any one oi above Townships "U the i-cxo one—Cabin I'assage 3s. 6d. : ; Declt, '2s Return Tickets'td and from Waikato Heads, Tar* ami a-half.'" ' ' Xotk—Man'and liorse is now taken from Alexand. J , , or t'ambnd|feto Merce.-tW :, arriving there in buirie'enb iiriie - To "allow him to ge u far on his way lo Auckland ' Passenger and Horse from any one of above Townships to the next one, ss. RATES FOR STOCK BARGE. £ a. d. Cattle not to exceed 50 head for barge ... 7 ID 0 Wieep „ ■-"}, 30!) „ •'„ .:. 710 0 W 3 s „ ■•av-SOO „ t% ... 710 I) The bar e haslately talien several loads of cattle from Te day ver-' successfully. S lippe s of stockwiil tind shipping by barge to theii advantage. •. ... COAL Delivered anywhere.on the river at In qu.iirfcilies of 4 toihs, (inbulk) ... ... 20s In bags ... , ••• ••• 253 1 1.i kits .. ' ... ! -. : ••• - 2os, SmLuh's coal (in kits) ... ... ... 30s ; ( '-TIMBER. A sbook of first-class kauri is kept at Ngarna ' \v:/.ii'v. building : : 9 x 1, 4 x 3, G x 2. !• 1 '■'..;. per iwJsup. feat ; pLne.l tonjucd and grooved. ; .C,:s. y.c: 10 J sup. i'eej; bridge planking,"!) x 3, 10a. . par Ik.) ,-p. loci'. j Furniture Timber—Prices according to length; and breadths. ..~=~,- < I,"covered free, pf r freight anywhere on the river, ■ at the above prices. ', ........._......... 40,0.)0 ft. kauw, assorted sizes, expected dailv from Kaipai'a. ■'" NGARUAWAHIA. FLOCJR MILLS. r HE Company are now prepared to supply Flour, ! X Sharps, Bran, Lc. l>eliveied anywhere on i the river, freight paid, at the following rates, for Cash only :—/->< PiIICES 'CURRENT: ij s. a. .Superfine silk* --drej&sed flour, _ .Brand, I "NFM,"p£rto6 of 2,000 lbs.. \\ X. 18 10 0 ! Silk-dressed " JS Tgar|awa- [ hia," per toiTof 2000 lbs -*... 10 0 ■Wheat Meal ~L;. ~ 17 10 0 ! Sharps, psr >-yrs »- 810 0 j Bran, pe: bushel lbs a i 3 I Wheat Seed >~—< ; Barley Seed , v^t I Oats, Seed andJEeed; very superior j samples can be-seen on board the !. steamers— p<k*bw(hel ... ... 04 3 I Note.— ftt. ; 501b. and 1001b. bags, 6cl. ; each extra. MfiSHfein wholesale quana'.y of Flour ! on ]y— under that, Is. per ] lOOlbs. exora. i '~ / The Company wish it distinctly understood that these prices are 3.'et Cash, and that uo. credit for flour, &c, will be given. Remittance" must accomi pany each order, and tb.e settlers will see thai, this I is only reasonable, seeing thao the Company paid them cash for wheat, and are selling flour £2 os. per ton less than it can be brought from Aucklauil. *«-y«\ At the expree&exk wish of many settlers we have decided to gmo our firet-class machinery. - Piice, including Smutting, silk-dressing, and freighi per steamer from any place on the river to mill and , back, Is 9d Waste, 3 lbs per bushel rj Jt. E. UI^NT, LI. .-ivjcr.