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Waikato Times, Volume II, Issue 94, 5 December 1872, Page 3

MONEY LENT on Waikato Securities. JOHN WILSON, Cambridge. WALTER LUCKMAN & Co., SEEDSMEN and Nursery Gardeners, Maungakawa. Seeds supplied at Auckland prices. All orders left with Mr J. ii.vLLY, Cambridge, ">vill be attended to with despatch, MONEY TO LEND- qu good Freehold Security in Waikato. Apply to AY. MACGREGOR HAY, - . . Solicitor, At Hamilton, first week in each month. ' F0 R SAL E. A QUANTITY o|srst-Class KAURI TIMBER; also • a Ton of Corrugated Iron., for roollng. Apply to S. S. GRAHAM. Tamahero, 2Gtli Nov., 1872. '#■ : N 0 T I C E. fjIENDEItS are required by the Ijoyal Duke of Cambridge J- .Lodge, 1,0.0. F., M. U., for the erection of a HALL at Cambridge. Plans and specifications inty be s'een on application to the undersigned. Tenders, which must be so designated on the envelope and addressed to the secretary, will be received u,j to 7 p.m., on the 7th proximo. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. WILLIAM GUNNING HAM, Secretary Loyal .0. of C. Lodge. Cambridge, November 25, 1572. N 0 T 1' C E. THE undersigned, having taken over the business lately conducted by Mr Highley at West Hamilton, wish to notify to the inhabitants of the district that they will find it to their advantage to favour them with their custom," as it'is their intention to supply goods at the lowest possible rates. All debts due to the late proprietor to be paid to their a ent at Hamilton. . ' 1 OWEN & GRAHAM. Hamilton, 25th November, 1572. . .. . FOR SAJjE— CHEAP, I'Allt of WORKING BULLO CK S. Twenty Shares in the Hamilton Flour Mill. Woolpaeks, &c., &c.

OEAUPO CATTLE SALE. EDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, AT NOCN. JOHN KNOX, Auctioneer. .X G AIIU AW AH lA. gOXING DAY SPORTS, 1872. Committee ; Messrs J. IT. AI. Carpenter, R. R. Hunt, 11. Holloway, W. • ■ i i WiJJougliby, Charles Bell.

HOUSE RACES. Settlers' Hack 1! ack : Once round the course. First horse, £— ; second, save entrance.—Winner of any advertised race excluded. ' ' ' * Hurdle Race : Once round the course and a distance ; four hurdles 3 feet 6 inches. First horse, £ —; second, save stakes. Pony, Rack, under 14 hands: Once round course. First, £ —; second, save stakes. Consolation" Stakes : Once and half round course. First, £ - ; second, save stakes. • Entrance Fee, 55., for the. above races, lion-sub-scribers, 10a. '

- ■ i GENERAL SPORTS. Maiden Flat Eace, 100 Yards : First Prize, £— ; second, £-. Standing Long Jump (without weights): First Prize, , second, £—. Flat Race : One mile. First Prize, £ — ; second, £—. Boys'Eace, under twelve, 100.yards : First Prize, £—: second, £—. Old Man's Eace, 45 and over, 100 yards: First Prize, £— ; second, £—. . Hurdle Eace, 400 yards, over 4 hurdles 3 feet 6 inches First Prize, £ — ; second, £—. Running Long Jump : First Prize, £— : second, £ —. Boys Eace, over twelve and under 15, 200 yards: First Prize, £—; second, £ —. Walking Greasy Boom over water: First Prize, £ —; second, £ —. Canoe Eace (crews of two only), from Hospital to boat moored above Redoubt and back to Bell's Wharf : First Prize, £ —•; second, £—. < Eunning High Jump: First Prize, £— ; second, £—. High Vaulting with Pole: First Prize, £— ; second, £—. Waliine Maori Eace, 100 yards : First Prize, £— ; second. £-. Th,rce-Legged Race, 100 yards : First Prize, £—; second, £ —■- Sack Eace, 100 yards : First Prize, £ — ; second, £-—. Barrow Eace (blindfold), 100 yards : First Prize, £—: second, £—. Entrance Fees Canoe Eace, 2s 6d; Boys and "Waliine Maori Eaces, free, all othex-s, Is. - - Three to enter or no race. Judges decision to be final. Entries to be received on the ground. Subscriptions to the fund will be received at eadhof the stores and hotels ; also by any member of the Committee.