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Waikato Times, Volume III, Issue 142, 5 April 1873, Page 3

8 s£&jt*£ if V 1 W VIKATO STEAM N IVIttA i J 3N . I 1 I i i I [COAL MINI N.G C GMl> „ (I.IiHTED.) COMPANY'S AGENTS -Ilunilton liast a . Mr J. K. McDoiulil ; Cambridge, \ic,-.s>s i I*. Campbell ; A lexaiulr.v, xMr J. k L>. Uiil t To l>o . Oeoryc iiiirpur.

I NOTICE. In consequence of the detention and lisk tun of Insteamer paddle wheels by calling at places with h the Company liavc deoiUul tu.ij in vi.vie no lanm be called at tor less than Ds. height, excepting tl calling stations of W,uLat<> hcailw, Puim tui,., Churchill, Ilanginii, K^aiuawahia, Hanultou, d.. Te iloie, and Alcvindra. Jciiuuuy 10, 1873. TIME TABLE— UP RIVER Mercer to Ngaruawahia— Monday, Wednesday nu . day, \ja.w. Ngaruawahia to Hamilton— Monday and Thui 6 a.vi, N^aruawahia to C»mbiul o e UuiuUy, ;it u a. in. Ngaruawahia to Aluiaudia- Tuesday, at o a. iv.

DOWN HI VI? It. Cambridge to Mercer — .Tuesday, 6 a.m Hamilton to Mercer - Tut&Jay, about, 1 J a in. Alexandra to Mercer— Wednesday, 6 a.m. Ngaruawahia to Moroei — Tuesday, Wednebday .i'j < a.m., and Fiidiy, ;ibout 6 a.m. WAIKATO HEADS. Mercer to Heads — Thursday, G a.m. Heads to Meicci — Friday, aa tide suits. Note. — The river having now risen, enables us regularly, and above table will come into lorce on \i Stii March, to which date, tbe old table will be . to. I *•"&""■ it* F HEIGHTS. Mercer to Itanganri „ Isgaruavv.thia „ Hamilton or Whata Wnata „ Alex.'vudia orUambrid^u „ Waikato Heads Uangariri .. ..to Mcrcor Ngaiuawahia ... .. „ 'iaunlton or Whata Whata „ Alexandra or Cambiid^o ... „ Waikato Heads ... ... „ flax, Chun, and Wool taken by Weight. Genei ehandisc hy Measurement or Weight. Bricks, 30a per 1,000 ; to bo loaded by shipper .•. . charged by consignee.

passages. Passengers— from any one of above Townshu 8 . next oue— Uabm Passage 3s. Gd. ; 1/tik, '2e. P.otun. Tickets to and from Waikato Hen«l<Mid a- bait. JS'o'Ji: —Man and horse now taken from Alei. Jauibndge to Moner tor -1, or from any ol tli« "ownslupb o the next oue, ss.

UAIES FOR STOCK HAWS. il Cattle not.to exceed HO hea^foijjborge . 7 , Sheep „ „ .jOO „ „ , Kys „ „ 300 „ No risks fcAen by tht Ooinjjan^ n tiU3fc of &tuj . from danger river naviyafcioiior^otLerwiae, 'JO.\ r Delivered .1113 where on tho n\er at In (liuutitieo ut 4 toiib, In Lugs In kIU Smith's coai"(m Kits)

notices Surplus Steam Power' u to let at the Nzaruaw.ils\>* ■ Mill, for driving tlax, a.iw, woollen, or other nulls ami I'lax Machinery, and an Eight- Horets i'ower j Engine also to let. [t is requested that all communications on tho \,<> business Ik: addressed tluw— Letters, to "The i\J TolemM'ns, tor Uievity's sike, to the "Company.* in tc|>ly bo letters or -ittoutiou to orticia will tuuo_ i ventud.

NGAKUAWAIIIA FLOUIt MILL f WHOLESALE PKICES CUIUIENT Delivered anywhero in tlie river, freight paid, i tveb. No credit given. Snperhne silk-dressed flour, iirand, "NFM," No. 1, per ton of 2,000 lbs . .. . , Ngaruawahia, No. 2, per ton of 2000 lbs. . . J Wheat Meal „ „ i Sharps, per , „ Bran, per bushel of 20 lbs Oats, per bushel i Note.— Sacks Is. ; 50lb. and 100lb. bags, 6d. cPiirchasers taking 500 lbs of flour aiu charged ir wholesale prices ; under thai- quantity, the retail Is per lOOlbs extrd This refera to Flour only. Gristing, including smutting, .silt dressing, an per steamer, from any place on the river to Mill ai >. yd per bushel. Waste, 3lb pt-r bushel.

R. UJ. HUNT, Msniger