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Por Sale, ONE hundred and eighty acres land, Hamilton West, excellent soil, well situated, about 50 acres in good grass and clor»r. 740 acres of good land, »bout six miles from Hamilton, part fenced mud mgrsM. As there are several hundred aeivn of excellent busb, this would be a gi>od opportunity fur an liiduitnou* family to go into the timber trade 350 acres of good laud betweeu Ngarunwahinand Hnmillon, fifty of which are m a high state of cultivation ; good bouse and out-buildii>g9; aLo the best run in the Waikato Price Tory moderate. good 10,000 ocrfc block Terms liberal. A 200-aore Farm, with four-roomed house. Barn ; M acres improved, fenced and subdivided ; thrte miles from Hamilton East, on a good road. An improved Farm of 3.">0 acres, 250 of which are in grass; the whole is fenced ; a good seven-roomed house ami outothces join the town belt, Hamilton East, Terms easy. A 200-acre farm clwso to Hamilton, partially improved. Several blocks of l.*ud (unimproved) i-a various parts of the Waikato from &0 to 2009 acres. To industrious settlers terms will be easy. For particulars apply to 1 W. STEELE, ! Hamilton. MEDICAL HALL, I i Hamilton, ' (Established 1670.) !

GEORGE SMITH,

CHEMIST t» DRUGGIST,

rrWIAXKS the settlers and the inhabitants generally for JL past favors and solicits a fuither continuance of their patronage. He wishes to inform the« that his stock and premises are now complete, and reudered theroby a first-class Drug Establishment Ho is decided to keep none but flrst-class articles, at Auckland paces, with simply the expense of carriage added, which w ill render it unnecessary for them to obtain their supplies beyond the district. The stock consists of genuine Drugs, all Pharmaeopteal Preparations, Photographic Chemicals and accessotieg, first-class Perfumery, Toilet and Nursery Requisites, PjUnt Medicines, fine Turkey and Honey-ombed Sponges, superior Hair-brushea, Combs, 4c, and every necessary tide connected with tho trade. Orders by P«st aud Telegram promptly attended to.

__"!_-_ Q UEEN " STIIEET

s. d. 1 bale best 10-4 Blankets worth 32s 6d . 24 6 1 „ 2-yards wide Scrim, worth 9J . . 06f 1 „ 1-yard wide Cocoa Matting, w»rth 3s 3d 111 1 „ Horrock's A Calico, from . . . 05j 1 „ B Calico, from . . . 9 Ik 1 „ Unbleached „ from . . 03£ 1 case good Lilac Prints, from . . . 07i 1 „ „ Hairline „ from . . . 06} 25 pieces boit China Mattiag, from . ..12 23 „ „ „ from . . .15 3 bales beit Tapestry Carpet, from . . .46 1 bale Felt Squares, from . . . . 15 0 J „ Colored Counterpanes, very good . . 411 1 „ White „ from . .46; 1 „ All-wool Crimean Shirting, lrom . .16 1 case Men's Crimean Shirts, from . . 11 1 best Brussels Carpet, 22i i \\\ feet, Cheap. Men's, Boys' and Youths' Clothing, Cheap. Josephine Kid Gloves, 4s 3d. I Several of the above Lines are more or less Damaged by Wateb. J. M. M c L A C H L A N, 218, Qckbn-Stbbet, (One Door from WeUesley-strest, Auckland.)

UPTON k Co, Stationers, Booksellers, and Printers, AUCKLAN». XTPTON k Co have a krge and varied stack of Note \J and Letter Papers, Foolscap, ruled and plain, Account Books, Memorandum Books, Metallic Hooks, Pencils, Pens, Euvelopes, Drawing Papers, Blotting Papers, Playing Cards, Inkstands, Inks, and every description of stationery at lowest prices. Orders by letter receive the same careful attention as personal purchasers. All Magazines and Newspa]iers supplied from mail to mail iy quickest routes. Books ordered by every mail. Books and Periodicals supplied to Libraries at very low prices. Full stock of New Zealand Hymnal and the Presbyterian Hymu Books. UPTON & Go, 'Stationers, Booksellers, and Printers, A v c k h a y v>. i

G. Aickin, DISPENSING CHEMIST, and IMPORTER of GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES, SURGICAL APPLIANCES, Toilet and Nursery Requisites, &c , begs io inform W* Ato Settlers that he makes it a speciality to keep in stock' tvery remedy of koown repute, English, r French and American novelties, among winch aro the f.)lbiwn^ -Moller's Puro Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, Fox's Palatable Cod Liver Oil and Palatable Castor Oil, American Cod Liver Oil Jelly, Josephson's Australian Ointment, Clarke'* Blood Mixture, Pills and Skin Lotion, Laville's Gout Remedy, Injection Brov, Belloc's Charcoal, Grimault's Medicines, Churchill's Hypophosphites, Guarana, the Peruvian remedy for headaches, Barry's Pearl Cream and Tricopherous, Piosse and Lubin's Choice Perfumes, Atkinson's E»sunce of Rotes, Bayly'* Ess. Bouquet, Patent Trusses, Electro-magnetic Machines, Pulrermncher's ElectroMagnetic Chain Bands, Patent ' Ainynterion ' — Local Electricity. — Address — Atckin'u, the Pharmacy, opposite the Bunk of New Zealand, Queen street, Auckland. B. GittOS, W|"MPORTER of Ewglish and Foreign Leathers, Grindery> JL Boot Upper*, Saddlery onil Saddlers' Ironmongery, Mill-Belting, ie, &o. Tanner and Leather Manufacturer, 3, Wyndliam street, Auckland. Cash Buyers of Hides, Wool, and Tallow. PRELIMINAPvY NOTICE. To Builders, Settlers, and others.

JAMES GIBBONS k CO.

BEG to give notice that they are erecting a Saw Mill at Waikato HAils, and will shortly be prepared to ' deliver all kind* ot Building Materials at any lauding place on tho Waikato and Waipa Rivers ut extremely low rates. Full particulars in a future advertisement i. H. W. Hubert, mS^i E N E R A L STOREKEEPER, ■P^JT Ngaruawahia. TOTAItA ROUND ASD SQUARED PILL'S For Sale. \ B. Tonks and Co., A UCTIONEERS, BRUNSWICK MART

Qckkn Stiiit Auckland.

01- U u AI A S GEM 31 I L I, , | Blacksmith AND A.GIII CULTURAL IMPLEMENT .MAKER SHOEING SMITH, ETC. D ikr-xtieet, Gambriilqr Ko*t. MR LEA R V , B\ ll RIS'I h X AM) M) MCI T O R U&iutltin, Njirua <alna and Cstmbi id s 'e.

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Waikato Times, Volume IV, Issue 237, 15 November 1873, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Waikato Times, Volume IV, Issue 237, 15 November 1873, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Waikato Times, Volume IV, Issue 237, 15 November 1873, Page 1

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