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Waikato Times, Volume 354, Issue VII, 20 August 1874, Page 1

AUCKLAND.

EDWARD WAYTE, (Established 1853.) BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, $c. Queen-street, Auckland,

■IT" AS juit opened scvoral cases of New and Popular -*- Books in eyery department of litoraturo suitable for prizes, gifts, libraries, &c. Lktt's Diaries for 187-t. AccouHt Books and Stationery Goods of all kinds. Plajing Cards, new patterns, good and cheap. Scbool Books and Eequisitci authorised by ths Central Board of Education. Every care taken in packing and forwarding goods. Tlio lowest wholesale rates charged to storekeepers, teachers, and libraries.

ONE hundred and eighty acres Land, Hamilton West, excellent soil, well situated, about 50 acres in good grass and clover. A good 200- Acre Faim pleasantly situated, «pon odb of tbe most beautiful lakes in the Wauato; tbewhoJe is fenced 1 and subdivided into com ement-sized paddocks; a bix-roomed cottago, with orchard and garden ; about one hundred and fifty acres in grass. 710 acres of good land, about six miles from Hamilton, part fenced and m grass. As there arc seTer»l hundred acres of excellent bush, this would be a good opportunity fer an industrious family ti> go into Ibc timber trade. 350 acres of good land between Ngaruawalna and Hamilton, fifty of which are in a high state of cultivation ; gowd house ' and out-buildvngs ; al&o the best run in the Waikalo. Price very moderate. , A good 10,000 nci-e block. Terms Jibernl. A 200-aere Farm, with f©ur-roomed house, Barn ; 50 i ! acres improved, fenced and subdivided ; three miles fioin I Hamilton East, on a good road. An improved Farm of &50 acres, 250 of which are in grass; the whole is fenced ; a good seven-roomed house and outofficcs join the town belt, Hamilton East. Terms easy. A 200-acre farm close to Hamilton, partially impro\ud Several blocks of Land (unimproved) in various paits of the Waikato fiom 50 to 2000 acres. To industnous settlers terms will be easy. For particulars apply to W. STEELE, Hamilton.

"WIHSTTIEIR, DRAPERY WINTER DRAPERY !

OEGS to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of the Wai- ■-* kato that he has just opened for inspection THE LARGEST STOCK OF GKNEEAL DRAPERY IN THE DISTRICT, Comprising— Winceys, Waterproof Tweeds, Fancy Dresses, Costumes, Overskirts, Merinos, Watered Moreens, Coburg and Lustres, Gambroou, Derry, Waterproof Mantles, Black ; Cloth Mantles, Children's Velveteen Jackets, Beaver Jackets, Shawls, Flannel, Blankets, Hats, trimmed ; Bonnets, Feathers, Flowers, Floss, Eouche, Turquoise Sills, various colors ; Diess Improvers, Umbrellas, silk and alpaca. VERY LARGE STOCK OF MEN'S CLOTHING Laid out for inspection from Monday, 6th, to Saturday, I2tk April. Theie are New Goods reoeived by rcceufc shipments, and would well repay the settlers to inspect the Large Stock prior to purchasing their Winter Goods. Note the address :—: — THOMAS MOREIS, HAMILTON. Australian Mutual Provident Society. FOR MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE, fr.c "New Zealand Branch ; Hea»l Clßce i Wellington. Present Annual Revenue, £250,000. Accumulated and Invested Funds, 1,330,000 c

PERSONS Assuring with this Ofiice share the whol profits, and a Bonus is declared every lifth year.

W. Sloano, /CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, AND DENTIST, Queen Street,

JUST ARRIVED, per Dau-n and Atalnntn, 22,000 Feet. Specification : Ix 2, <l\3, Gi3, 9x3, OxJ, 9xl, 12k1, and Gkl P.T&G. J. K. MCDONALD. Hamilton, July 25 1871.