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Waikato Times, Volume VI, Issue 311, 12 May 1874, Page 2

Timber. ClTA \Tn\— The Settlers of Waikato to know t'uat » T the Undeisigncd has always on hand A f jakol Stock of Firsi and Si:cusd Clas^ liLll.mKu TIMJiEK, iii i th.if he albo h pupaitd to cut to outer, and deliver at *he "H'uikulo iJcadb, Ht the lowest possible priceB. JIMES W. WALLER, Timber Merchant, t'i.t,toni House Street, AucUand ; and Cio\eiinuent AVh.irf, Onehunga. Appliuitiou for piioes and orders by post punctually attui led to.

J, COSGItAVE & CO, Have now open the LAI;GLRT .USD BEST ASSORTED STOCK OK WINTER GOODS TO BK yoUNIJ IV i\E\V ZEALAND, Comprising — JRich, Plain, Colnuied Fancy and Black Silks lrioh l J oplins and Japanese Silks iilacU and C ilouied Velvets and Velveteens English and i< rench Dress Goods French Mctinos, in all the new shades Serges of all descuptionb Scotch Wool PLuda and Waterproofs English and Scotch Winceys A Large Assortment of Furs An Immense Variety of Mantles, Jackets,>nd Polonaises in Velvet Cloth and Velveteen Waterproof Costumes Long and Square Wool Shawls The Millinery Department is replete with all the \ovelties of the season. Ihe above forming the finest collection of rich Goods, •ontaining all the Latest Novelties introduced into the Euroiean markets this season, and selected with the $?reat«st care by our London buyer. Prices Extremkly Low. CANADA BUTLUINGS Queen-street, Auckland.

Notice. "jVff'R C. irADDE\, Banister and Solicitor, Hamilton, JJJL Waikato ,will act for me and cany on my liusiness during my absence. __ W McunWiOK KAY "TWT ANTED,— An APPKE^TICE to learn all branches of the Printing Business, who would bo supplied with .Board, Ac. Superior inducement oflbrcd to a steady industrious lad. — Apply at the office of this pnper. JOHN KXO X, A UCTIONLER AND COMMISSION AGENT, Hamilton. Establish eb 18(5 5.

BIRTHS. On May 5, at Te Ihu, Otamatea, Kaipara, the wife of Lewes Eye, Esq., J.A\, of a son. On May 6, the wife of Robert Hall, Lome street, of a sou. On May 6, at South stieet, Newton, the wife ot William Lee, Kaukapakapr, of a daughter. DEATHS. On Way C, at his residence, Karaka Creek, Mr John Berryman, late of St Ives, Cornwall, aged 34 years. On May 7, at the Moanataiari, of diptheria, Johannab, youuuest daughter of Air Humphrey liearia, aged nine months. On Way 9, at Rutland street, Parnell, Elizabeth, second daughter of tbo lato Alexander Grattan. On May S, at her father's residence, Mackay street, Thames, Annie, eldest daughter of Mr William Stephenson, aged 10 yeai». On May 0, Thomas, infant son of Mr Thomas Tressler, a^cil 1(5 months.