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Waikato Times, Volume VI, Issue 330, 25 June 1874, Page 3

Third Annual Tree Sale

Oh' MX, FEORGE MASON (LATE MASON BROTHERS, PARNELL.)

Third Week in June- *..»*«*•- ~»

HAMILTON HALL.

FURTHER PARTICULARS in a future advertisement as to inventory and days of sale.

Also, 500,000 1, 2, and 3 year old Thorn Quicks.

JOHN X N O X, Auctioneer,

LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES,

Ngabuawauia.

H E N R Y THOMAS,

IN referring to the above advertisement, begs to inform tho public that he has takou over the Stables attached to the Central Hotel, to which EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS are about to be made which will make them equal to any in the pioviucc.

Travellers may rely upon having their Horses well fed and taken care of.

Double and Single Buggies aro ordered from Sydney, and will arrive shortly, and will then be on hire. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddle Horses always ready for a journey. HENRY THOMASJune 1, 1874.

MESSRS. J. BROWN & SON, PIANOFORTE, HARMONIUM,

MUSIC, AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENT IMPORTERS, Beg to announce the arrival of

MR. HERBERT O. BROWN,

Whose business in England was to obtain a thorough knowledge of

TUNING-. TONING, HAMMER COVERING, And all Branches of the Profession.

HE has had the advantage of studying in tho Manufactories of Messrs Broadwood & Sons, Messrs Ralph Allison &, Son, and in the Harmonium Manufactory of Mr Arthur Allison, from all of whom ho brings the highest certifiates of his ability. [n addition to the large stock of Pianofortes on hand, Mr 11. O. Brown brings an assortment of very line Instruments specially selected by him while in Lonlou. Mr 11. O. B. will visit the vwious districts in the Waikato during next week. Orders for Tuning or Repairing received at the Waikato Times office. Terms Moderate.

Temporary Premises :

SYMONDS STREET, AUCKLAND,

Now publishing in Auckland, a New Weekly Paper, entitled

SATURDAY NIGHT, CONTAINING Tales, Romances, Moral and Scientific Estays, Poetry, Columns for Ladies, Wit aud Humor, Compiled oxprcssly for tho Family Circle.

Terms 3d per copy, or 10a a year in advanco, or v\ ith Postego 12s Cd.

Subscriptions received by GeO. Edgecujibe, Ngaruawahia Joiix Ki^ox, Hamilton John Hai<lt & Co., Cambridge JoUM AuiiiN, Alexandra Or at tho Publishing Office of tho Daily Southern Cross

Auckland

Prospectus OF THE COLONLVL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND.

Capital: £2,000,000, in 400,000 Shares of £5 each.

To be called up as follows :

Five Shillings on application ; 10s on allotment ; 5s two months after allotment ; 5s four months after allotment ; 5s six months aEter allotment ; which will amount to £300,0110 paid-up Capital at the end of six months.

No further call will be made for 12 mouths after tho Bank is first opened in Dunedin, and future Call? will not exceed 5s per share, to be paid, if required, at intervals of not less than three months thereafter.

WITH reference to tho full prospectus hitherto published, it is now brought under the notice of tho public that application for shareß have been very freely made in other provinces, no less than some G5.000 having been applied for in Otago alone up to Ist June. It is intended to form a Local Committee from amongst the number of applicants here, for the purpose of allotting shares in this province and generally superintending the actions of the Company. The share list will close this month, and early application for shares should theiefore be made, so as to arrange for formation of local committees without any delay, and a deputation of Provisional Directors from Dunedin will soon visit this province for the purpose of co-opera ing with the

local committee. _ Prospectuses, forms of application for snares, and all further particulars may be obtained at our offices, "-3, Queon street, and also at tho Union Bank of Australia and Bank of Austria. nENDERS()N & MACFARLANE , Agents Colonial Bank of New Zealand.

For Sale.

FARM of COO acres at Te Rorc. 450 acres fenced ; about 320 acres in good grass, supci ior House containing 10 rooms, Orchard, Garden and out-houseH. Ibis Farm has great advantages as to situation, having one mile aud a-half frontage to Waipa River. Farm of 324 acres at Te Rore. 260 acres fenced, 200 acres in good grass, subdivided into 6 puddocks, five-roomed Houso, Stockyard and out-houses, &c. Farm of 50 acres at Te Rore. All fenced, portion laid down in gras9 ; good run for cattle ; comfortable House, &c. Tho a'iovo properties are in firstclass positions, and the toruii aro liberal.

KENNEDY niLL, Auctioneer, Land and Stock Agent, Alexandra.

CAMBRIDGE TAILORING AND BOOT AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT.

JAMES CAMP begs to return his thanks to his numerous customers for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him sinco his arrival in Cambridge, aud trusts by maintain, in" tho course in the management of his business heretofore pursued by him, to merit a continuance of that support. J C having secured tho services of Mr P. 0 Donuell and two first-class journeymen, is prepared to execute orders of every description connected with tho above department at tho lowest possible prices compatible with imod workmanship. i * i i The Tailoring Department will be solely conducted by himself all orders will therefore receive prompt attention. A poifect lit m both dopartmenta gnaranteeil. JAMLo OAiUJr, Tailor and Outfitter.

To be Sold, "I tf"l f\ AC UES o f tho best Land in Cambridge. Apply IUU to Mr Madden, Solicitor, Hamilton, or Mitiuuiughum, NgvU-uuwuhiu.