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Waikato Times, Volume V, Issue 299, 11 April 1874, Page 3

Photography ! Photography !

T LOW has much pleasure in announcing that he haa *J • erected a Studio 1a the township of Ngaruawahia> and is now prepared to execute any order with which lie may be favoured. Cartes de Visite Viuws oi Waikato • • Native Pictures &lv. , &c , <Lc. J. LOW.

Public Notification. riIHE undermentioned Lands will be oflfered for sale by public auction, at the Waikato Lands Office, Auckland, at noon on TUESDAY, tho sth May, 1874. DANIEL POLLEN, Commifasioncr. Village of Te Awamutu — 15 allotments Suburbanlditto-r-9 allotments ] Town of Rangiriri — 4 allotments" Town of Cambridge East — 9 allotments Suburbs of Opotiki— Lot No. 18 Settlement of Taurangaruru — 7 allotments Settlement of Maketu — Lot 190 Settlement of Tuhimata — Lots 22 and 25 Parish of Opaheke — Lot 83 Parish of Whangamaiino — 27 allotments Parish of Taupiri — 4 allotments Pariih of Tuhikaramea— 2s allotments Parish of Puniu— Lots 353, 354, 355 Parish of Ngaroto— Lots 49, 150 i Parish of Te Papa, Tauranga— ls allotments Parish of Te Puna— Lot 58 Whakatane, Parish of Waimana— Lota 10a, 23, 24. Plans of the above-mentioned Lands may be seen, and schedules obtained, upon application at the Waikato Lands Office, Auckland.

Now Zealand Telegraphs, Head Oißce, Wellington, March 19, 1574. THE Telegraph Commissioner is prepared to receive applications for CADETSHIPS in the New Zealand Telegraph Department. Application must be made in applicant's own handwriting, slating age, and accompanied by references as to oharacter, &c, addressed to the Geueral Manager, New Zealand Telegraphs, Wellington. By order of the Telegraph Commisnioner. C. LEMON, General Manager.

CENTRAL HOTEL, NGARUAWAHIA. 111 1 THE Proprietors of the above Hotel, in returning thanks -■- to their friends and the public for past favors, beg to draw attention to their large and varied assortment of Wines and Spirits of the very best brands, also to their superior accommodation for Travellers, Visitors, &c, &c. The DINING ROOMS (two) are spacious and comfortable. The BEDROOMS aie lofty and well ventilated. PRIVATE SITTING ROOM. SUITES OF APARTMENTS FOR FAMILIES. LUNCHEON AT ALL HOURS. SADDLE HORSES ON HIRELIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. CLEANLINESS ! ECONOMY ! J CIVILITY ! ! ! Travellers, by Quick's Coaches booked through to Auckland, Cambridge, or Alexandra. BAGATELLE. BASS' ENGLISH ALE, No. 4 Brew, in excellent condition, ON DRAUGHT. THOMAS & DAVIDSON, Proprietors.

Waikato Carrying Company. fTIHE FAIRY will make her first trip from Mercer on -*- Saturday, April 5, and run twice a week to Cambridge (reaching there Moniay and Thursday), |until the Waipa rises, when she will run once a week up each river. Freights at Usual Ratks. Receiving Store Auckland — High St. (noxt Darby's Hotel). A Light Spriag Trap kept to collect Goods about town. Goods to be forwarded to Waikato bought on commission. Waikato Produce sold on commission, or bought alongside steamer. HUNT & BRADLEY. April 3, 1874.

WAIKATO STEAM NAVIGATION AND COAL MINING COMPANY, LIMITED. Notice. TN consequence of tho increased cost of Land Transport, -*- the through rates of freight from anil to Auckland and Waikato will, on and after the lenth day of April, be raked 10s per ton. Goods will be forwarded via Onuhunga and Port Waikato by sailing vessels at a REDUCTION OF 10s PER TON ON THE PRESENT THROUGH FREIGHTS. Special instructions are required for goods to be sent by this route. Insurances effected if desired, otherwise goods, until transhipped at Port Waikato, at owners' risk. FRANZ SCHERFF, Secretary. Auckland, Ap,u t 1874.