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Waikato Times, Volume II, Issue 88, 21 November 1872, Page 3

KIWI FLOUII MILLS, HAMILTON. THE undersigned having leased the above Mills are prepared to supply Flour, &c., at any part of the Waikata : and Waipa Hirers :it Uie followiug prices, excepting llainilton, which will *be at 10s per touloss :— £ s. d. Flour, best Silk-dressed (Kiwi No. 1) per ton of 2000 lbs 20 0 0 Flour, Silk-dressed (Kiwi No. 2) . . . Iβ 0 U WheatnieaJ ... Is* 0 0 Stiarps , 9 0 0 Brau, per bushel of i! 0 lbs .... 0 1 U For Smutting, Grinding, and Silk-dressing Wheat, per bushel of CO lbs . . . 0 10 Crushing Oats, per bushel of 4u lbs . 0 0 8 Crushing Maize, i-er bushel of 60 lbs . 0 0 9 j Waste ia Gristing 3 lbs per bushel. Sacks Is and bags 6d each extra. The first three days in each mouth will bo devoted to crushing horse-feed. Orders cau bu left at the Miil, or with our ageut, 3lr. Thus. Morris, Storekeeper, Hamilton. Terms—One Month. .). FLEMING & C>». ~ jrruirr'i'Tßiii'Eit!"'"" 60,000 FEET HAND, Ex Schooner Onward FO li SAL E, I And will bo delivered on any lauding ])lace on "Waikato or AVaipa Rivers nt the Undermentioned Prices FOE CASH ON DELIV Ell Y, Viz: Ordinary Second'class Timber per 100 ft 15 C First-class Scantling and Heavy Timber, per 100 ft. ... 13 Do. da Boards per 100 ft 13 First - class Plain Tongued and Graved Boards per 100 ft. 20 A large stock of Building Timber will be kept constantly on lmud of all qualities and sizes ut the AVhari, jSgaruawaliiaj by CHARLES BELL. Ngaruawahin, September 4, 1872. GEORGE GILMORE !

ESIRES to inform felio inhabitants of the Waikato that ho is about to make a trip through the District with an Assortment of DRAPERY BOOTS AND SHOES TOBACCO TOYS' FANCY GOODS Etc., Etc., Etc., Which he feels confident will enable him to Supply the wants of Settlors.The above-mentioned. Goods are of the , VERY BEST QUALITY, and will be sold at ggr CHEAP BATES FOR CASH! IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. INTENDING-' Visitors to the Waikato Agricultural Showto bo held in Cambridge ontlio IdOth mat, are respectfully informed that they will receive every attention l it the Duke ov Camukidge Hotel. Lunch may behad from 11 a.m. till 230 p.m.Dinner at 1 p.mi and 3 p.m. Lunch, with Beer ... ... ... £0 10 Dinner, do ... ... ... 0 2 G Horses PaddocJced Free. ANDREW ROBINSO Nγ Proprietor.

BRICKS ! BRICKS !! BRICKS !! I THE Undersigned will be prepared, in- the course of three weeks, to Supply Best Coal-Burnt BRICKS at £3 per 1000, net cash, delivered in a barge, freight paid, on any part of the river. To purchasers of large quantities a liberal discount will be alllowed. Shell Ltmk. The manufacture will shortly be commenced of Pan Tiles, Drain Pipes, Dairy Paving Tiles, Fire-bricks, &c. ALFRED BOOTH. Waikato Coal Mines, November 5, 187'-. NOTICE. OW RUNNING in my paddock :— J Rod and White Poloy Cow, brand H, off rump. " Yellow and White Cow, brands W, oil" ribs and rump. Bull Calf, no brand. If not claimed and the expenses paid, will be sold on November 27. HENRY WESTON Ohaupo, Nov. 12, 1872. TO CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. TENDERS will be received until Noon of the 20th Proximo, for works required to be done in the erection of a dwelling house at Tamalton;. Plans and specification can be seen at my offices. I. R. VIALOU. Architect and Surveyor, Hamilton. NGARUAWAHIA ANNUAL SPORTS. A MEETING of Persons interested in the above will be held in the Delta Hotel, on Satueday, 23rd inst., at 7 o'clock p.m. A 'arge attendance is requested. G. F. H. L'ESTRANGE. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. THE Office of Registrar of Births, Marriages, and Deaths, for the Cambridge District, is now on the East side of tho river at Hamilton, near the Ferry. MONEY to LEND on Mortgage or Freehold Security in Waikato. Apply to CAPT. WILSON, Cambridge. MONEY TO LEND on good Freehold Security in Waikato. Apply to W. MACGREGOR HAY, Solicitor, At Hamilton, first week in each month. WANTED,— A MAN COOK. Apply to E. B. WALKER, Moanavale, V' Cambridge. F J YHE Waikato Agricultural Association will hold their X First Show at Cambridge, on Wednesday, the 20th November. ' '