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Waikato Times, Volume VII, Issue 342, 23 July 1874, Page 3

V If .1 .\t „• ,[,;,, >"),'.. <) -i< Ml <<> 1' ' W ' • h,J.|.'. j 13L r AA 1 1CI) KNOW X, Uuh Slioa^Tv .>o.l TKOlriiUto I f are matte, from 255, at Camp's*, Tailor. WANTED^KNOWNTth^T Tweed SAC SUITS are made to order, from 809, at CAitr's, Tailor, Cambridge. ANTED,— To Purchase Land in the Waikato. Also, Money to Lend on approved security. — Apply to W. Lsaby, Solicitor, Hamilton, sgent for M, S. Hughes, Solicitor, Auckland. WANTED to Sell or Xewe, Fifty Aores of Good Land betweon Hamilton West and Newcastle.— For further particulars, apply to S. Foolsham, Post Office, West Hamilton. FOR SALE, * Splendid Allotment, commanding a fine position in the centre of the Township of Ngaruawfthia. For particulars, apply »t the Office of this Paper. "VI OTICE. — Any person Cutting or Removing Timber -I^l from the Bushes on Taotaoro* will be proieooted. R. HENRY D. FERGUSSON. Tuotaoroa, July 11, 1874. ~m/|" AIZ E! MAIZE! MAIZE! •**■*- at 7s per bnahel. THOMAS MORRIS, ' Hamilton. PLANS nnd Specifications are required for a PUBLIC HALL at Te Awamutu. A sum of £5 will be giren for the plan adopted. For, particulars apply to Sergeant Eclotb, Te Awamutu, to whom plans are to be forwarded uot later than 15th August, 1874. J. H. MANDENO.

Five Pounds Reward. T OST from Messrs Quiok'i Coach, on or about the -*-* Ist July, between Mercer and Hamilton, a Leather Valise with key attached. Any person bringing tho s»me unopened to Mr Carter, driver, at any station on the line between Waikato and Auckland, will receive tne above reward. NOTICE. TLTAVINa been requested to ADDRESS my Constituents, ' J bog to state that I purpose doing so in the 30th instant^at 8 p.m. HENRY BYRON. TeKowbai, 22nd July, 1874. . i NOTICE.' ' Tothe Electors of the Waipa District-

Tyf-R HUNGERFORD ROCHE will address his coni stituents at Alexandra on Saturday, July 25th, at half- past 7 p.m.

FOR LEASE,

TTALUABLE Section Bu«h Land, near Alexandra, to * be Leased for 15 or 20 years, 665 acres (held under Ciown. Grant), at the foot of Pirongia; bounded on the North-East by lots Jl, 21, 22, and.23; and on the East by the Manganika Block. For terms, Apply to , E. FEIZELL, Surveyor.

FOR SALE,

TjIABM of 80 Acret, 2± miles from Hamilton West, -*- 10 Acres ill Grass, ' partly Fenced, Four-rooired Houao. It hat great advantages «s to situation and run for Cattle.. Eighteen Head quiet cattlb- can be bought with the Farm. Also, iv Fif ty-aero Section between. Hamilton East and Ngttuuawahia. , < Appl^to \ . s ' E, FITZPATRICK; Ngaruawahia.

A GRAND Vocal and Instrumental CONCERT will be given at the. Volunteer Hall,, Te Aw.aniu.tu, oa FRIDAY* July 31, in aid of the Building Fund of the New Public

Hall, Te Awamutu. TICKETS, 2s 6d [ Chiidreatoder 12, Half-price. Can be obtained of any of the Committee, and of Mb Roohk,

Te Awamutu.

CAMBRIDGE CAVALRY VOLUNTEERS.

A MEETING of the abore Troop will be held at the "^ National Hotel, on Satuboat. lib Augtut, 1874. at 4 p.m. Erery Member it requested to attend. JAMES BUNCIMAN, Captain. 17tbJulj. 1874. . LODGE BETA,' No. 450, 1.0.

THE Brethren of the above Lodge will meet at 7 p.m., in the Royal Hotel, HamUton;, on' THURSDAY, July 23, 1874 . j. k. McDonald, Secretary.

HAS been running in my naddock for the last Three Months, * Bed and White STEER, about Eighteen Mouths Old j the tip of one Ear off, and a bit cut out of the other ; no other brand visible. Unless claimed within Fourteen Days, will be sold to defray expenses. ' ' TEOS. W. WEATHERILL. Eangiaohia, , July 3lat, 1874.

LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, Ngabuawahia.

HENRY THOMAS,

T N referring to the above advertisement, begs to inform -*" the public that he has taken 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 province.

TrtimUm may rely upon having tlteir Eortes well fed and taken cart of.

Double and Single Buggies ar« ordered from Sydney, and will arrive shortly, and will then be on hire. Ladies' and Gentlemen'i Saddle Horses always ready for a journey. UENRY THOMAS. fm 1,1874.

E. WATERS, ' ' ' PASTRY-COOK AND CONFUOTIOXftR, Q-wcn-street, Auckland.