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Waikato Times, Volume III, Issue 133, 13 March 1873, Page 4

COEB & Cb o' mELEGRAPUIC LISJ& Of KOYAL MAJL COACHES ; Time Table. >■ Leave Auckland every Mond.iy, YV't*dn«iklay>, and Friday, j, at t> a-iii-j-^for * &.'-u. fl i> 'Ofcaluihu ... U U Tcint Kubscll ... 15 0 l'ajwtoetoe ... 4 G Itgnruawalua ... 'M O L'ajiakura 0 ti liamiltoa ... ifo 0 Drury .. 7 tf Cambridge ... 40 0 Leave Hamilton every Tuesday, Thmsdaj, and Saturday, at 0 a.m., £or — Ngaiuawabiti ... ... ... ... S 0 I'oint ltusbcll .. 20 W Papatustoe ... 'M G ' Oi-ury .. Tr 6 Otahtthu ... 12 U i'ai»aKura .. »'» 0 Auckland . . 35 0 iaiceb fonsuidcd to* all parts of the Waikatu, and must be paid tor bctoie leaMiig the oiiice. We don't hold nurselvus respousible tor any paicel \alue over JL'D. It.iily Time Table : Kcave" Aacldand e\ cry M ondny, edneedaj', aud Fi iday at (i !v.iu., and e\ ery 'J uesda) , 'liiui sday, aud Saturday, at 6 a. in., tor— * Utaliuhu l'apatoetoe I'apaknra iJrury Ltave Dnirj at 12, noon, for I'apaKura J'aijatoetoe Ovaliuhu Auckland Leave Auckland at 3 i>.m. for Utaliuhu i*ai)atoetots Tapakura briny Leave Diury at 7*30 a.m. for Papakura l'apatoctdte Otabuhu Auckland Daily for Paninure and Howick. jCavc^Auekland at 3 p.m. Leave .Howick at 7 30 a.m. ' Can iages, iJugyics, or baddle Morses can be hired for all parts of ilits pi o\ nice. KOTICK. —On aud after this date a coni|)eleut Guide and good baddle Horses can be had at Cambridge, in connection with our Coach, ior parties >\Miiiig to\iBit the uudci mentioned places, \u. t 'iauranga, Maketu, llotoiua, Hot l^ikes District, 'lanpo, and Napier. Tciuis uiotleiate. AAIJiIJICAA COACH J-'ACTOIiY-. All dcbcrijitiona of Conveyances built to 1 order, • airct' icpaiis neatly executed. lioisea shod by experienced workmen. K.B. — A Stock of First-class' Horses,. Buggies,* and. Harness always kept lor sale. llorst-s btwkeu^ in to 1 liarneaa and feaddie. BoOKINO-OlTfUE— llLLlO'rr-SIKUKT. C. U. QUICK, Puopkiktou.

"UOVJiUKOJi BKOWNE" HuTJLIL, (Late 1). Shet)ian,> lIOBSON-STKEM?, AUCKLAND. FI ItST CLASS Table, Single Bed-roams, Families' accommodated. "Boots" and Night Poitcr. Gonl I btablc accomutodation. . j WineS and Spirits of tho' Be&t Biauds. DUNN IN GUAM & K-IN'G 1, Pnui'iatTbus.

1 " In retiring from the business wkicb he has carried 011 ! at the above hotd for so many years, the uu«leibiyned ljegs j to rutuin his sinewe tbauka to tbobc '.vho have honoured { him with their patronage, and trusts that the same stip- ! port will bu given to his successors Messrs. Dunningham and King, whose previous acquaintance with the business j will enable them to gne the fullest satisfaction to customers of the house. "D. SHEEHAN. 11 Auckland, September 22, 1871."

PAPER HANGIN GS , r White Load, Paints, Oils, Turprtirinc, Varnishes,] { Window Glass, Gold Ix'ftty Brushes, j and all Painting Kcquimtefi: 1 Gilt and Stained Ficlurc-frninrs and' Room Mouldings Slmdev&e. ; HOLLAND AND BUTLER 28, VICTOBIA-STItEBT, AUCKLAND, (Next F. QuickC Stables.) N.B.—Prompt? attention girtm to Country Orders.

W. KENNEKNEY, TAILOR 4ND II ABIT-M AX Eli. Alexandha.

GENEBAJL CrROCERIES AND" _?i_st_j o_roiG__ t_i_. s n Or the "Veby Bkst Quality, at tho Lowest Puice, can always be obtained at FRENCH & Co.U THE PEOPLE S TEA WABEHOTJSE, i (Opposite the New Market Place), 2512, Q^TT-B-B-ST S _T-E^_E___] t Z T .> TO the rt'sidents [111 tho Waikato and elfccwhero who wish to buy Kret-clais Groceries, carefully selected for our Eetail Family Trade and will be sold at Prices that will give entire satisfaction to ettry purchaser, our motto being " Small prolits and quick returns.' 1 Therefore,- bj sdedting Groceries at our Estabishment, ull cun lay out their money* to great udtuntxgu. JtSTtliiAS FOR ITke MILLION!'!'Wo have a largo stock of Superior Teas carefully selected by us for oitr Hctail Trade, and as tLc-yaro fltfll bought l ull dur customers shall, at ou* usual price, have the Best Tea c\ <Jr bold by us. Strength, Purit^ and Plavour combined. No I— Strong Congou Tea, only 2s lb No. 3— Rich Pelo IVa, 3s la No. 2— Very l_c Teu, 2s 6d lb 2f 0 . -j— -Eiucrt Tea, 3a 6d IB Tlld above Teas aft a rich combination of many rare Black Teas. Wo cell Hbs s df 'No. 2 Tea for 9s <id ; and 41bs of No. tt for 11s. l^iue CoiTde, bebt roasted and ground, Is 4d \>cv Jb. Note This Price LListt t Sugar, bright, IW per lb Jam, in lib tins, 10d ' Sugar, superior, 5d per W Soap, fine hard qualilv, 7d p<* oar • Sugar, No. 1, white, &sd' p«Jr IB 1 Vestns, 250, only 2d per box Bice, Java, 3Jd per lb Vesta*, plaids, 8d per dozen Currants from 3d perlbj § Salad Oil, 8d per bot Pine Pearl Tapioca, 6d p<-f lb' I'obacco, iine, only 3s lOd pdi» ?! Jata, in jars, 8d per lb Sperm, full weighto, Is per* lb line Oatmeal, 251b bog, only 4« Cd.', • Triil Orders, however small, will bo carefully packed,- promptly executed, arid sent to boat or carrier free of cbaiee You will remember our address : "*«wgo. FRENCH & CO., IiMTIFOJR/rZEi&S __3STI> _Tl___>_lT 1 ___>_I± J '_- GhK,aO_t3_^£? THE PEOPLE'S TEA WAREHOUSE, &6£, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND-OPPOSITE THE NEW MARKET PLACE

JAMES HARPER, "HAMILTON HLOT.EL Waikato. Firat-Claes accommodation for Travellers. Livcr^ nnd Bait! Stables. Saddle-horses on hire.

J. C. Sharland, WHOLESALE DRUGGIST AND PATENT MEDICINE WAREHOUSEMAN, Shortland Street, Auckland.

f D. D. HYDE, TINSMITH,- HAMILTON. N.B.— Storekeepers fupphed.

KENNEDY HILL, LAND AND GENEKAL COMMISSION AGENT, A fifix A.iN D H A.

THOMAS MORRIS, Orocer, Drbptr, hud General Merchant, HAMILTON.

William moon IS prepared to find competent Guides and Fint-Class Saddle Ha «es to all parts of the interior. Cambridge.

Jl. STEWART, . LICENSED INTERPRETED, Taupiri, near Nqaritawahia.