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Waikato Times, Volume V, Issue 300, 14 April 1874, Page 3

FJiotography ! Photography I

JLOW has much pleasure in announcing that he has • erected a Studio in the township of Ngaruawahia and is now prepared to execute anyorder 'with which he may be favoured. Caiu'es de VrsiTK Vilws of Waikato Native Pictures &c, &c, Ac. ,' '?' J. LOW.

Public Notification. fTIHE undermentioned Lands will be offered for sale by public auotion, at tho Waikato Lands Office, Auckland, at noon on TUESDAY, the sth May, 1874. DANIEL POLLEN, Commissioner. » Village of Te Awamutu — 15 allotments Suburban, ditto — 9 allotments Town of Rangiriri — 4 allotments Town of Cambridge East — 9 allotments Suburbs of Opotiki— Lot No. IS " - Settlement of Taurangarum — 7 allotments Settlement of Makctu — Lot 190 Settlement of Tuhimata — Lots 22 and 25 Parish of Opaheke— Lot 83 Parish of Whangamarino — 27 allotments Parish of Taupiri — 4 allotments Parish of Tuhikaramea— 2s allotments Parish of Puniu— Lots 353, 354, 355 Parish of Ngaroto — Lots 49, 150 | Pariah of Te Papa, Tauranga — 15 allotments Parish of Te Puna— Lot 58 Whakatano, Parish of Waimana-Lots 10a, 23, 21. Plan* of tho above-n entioned Lands may bo seen, and schedules obtained, upon application at the Waikato Lands Office, Auckland.

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

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LOST. One Pound Reward. ON the 6th inst., between Mr Rayner's house and the point opposite Firewood Creek, an old-fashioned GOLD SEAL, with J.E. engraved thereon in old English characters. Any person bringing the same to the office of this paper will receive the above reward.

For Sale. A FARM of 209 acres, partly improved, and adjoining **- the Town-belt, Cambridge East. For particulars apply to J. C. REYNOLDS, Or L. O'BRIEN. Cambridge, March 11, 1874.

T> UNNING in my paddock sinco beginning of January, -*^ one Bay M«re, brand on off rump indistinct, white spot under saddle, insido off fore foot white. If not c'aiinorl within 14 days from this date, it will bo sold to pay expenses. REUBEN PARR. Pukerimu, March 30, 1874.

T> UNNING in my paddock since middle of January one Grey Horse, branded f2f 2 on near bhonUlor ; ako one Black Pony, four white feet, white fVo, no b~»n* visible. If not claimed within 14 days from this date, they will be sold to pay expenses. George mccan:;. Cambridge, March 30, 1874. ,

To the Waipa Settlers. GRISTING nt the Karakanki Mill at. Is per bushel. Freight about tid per bushel. JOHN EDGECUMBE. March 2nd, 1871.

INMjRANCE COMPANY'S AGENCY OfllLK. Ml. S U''o CIIASIBLEb, HAMILTON F.ABt.