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LirEKY Ai\ r b BAIL 1 bTAi>Li>,

.NwAIiU.YWAIII V,

II IS N It Y T II O M A S, TX lcfei ting to the above advertisement, begs to inform the public that he lias taken over the Stables attached to the Central Hotel, to which EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS arc about to be made which will make them . equal to auy in the province. Travellers may ruly upon hae'vg their Horses well fed and taken care of. Double and Single Buggies arc ordered from Sydney, and will arnve shoitly, and will then be on hire. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddle Hoises always ready for a journey. HENRY THOMAS. June 1, 1574.

"DE It B Y." milE Thoioughbred Horse "DERBY" will stand this JL season as follows : — At Mu Habpbu's on Tuesdays ; vi Ohaupo, on Wednesdays and Thursdays ; and will pass through Cambridge homeward ou Fridays. He will be at home on Saturdays and Mondays. '• Darby " is by Ferryman out of Chrysolite, by Stockwoll, out of Juliet, by Touchstone, out of Lancashire Witch, by Tomboy Forryman, by Fisherman, out of Rose de Florence, by Flying Dutchman, out of Boarding School Miss : Juliet is tho Mother of Charon and Lamplighter, tho winneis ior the last two seasons of all the two und three year stakes in Victoria and Sydney, with tho exception of Handicaps. " Derby " only started once for the Fleinington Stakes Ist January, 1869, when he fell (stopping his racing career,) while running well up with the leading hor»e. He is a handsome dark brown horse, rising Gve ycaisold, and stands 15 hands 2£ inches high. Good paddocks fo. 1 mares from a distance, 2s per week, with every care and attention, but no responsibility. Teims:— Four Guineas each mare, Groomage ss; three (or moie) mates as per agreoinent. Derby has pioved lumselt a sure toal getter. Mares to be paid for on or before the 31bt of December, 1874, groomage at the time of seivico. For further particulars, apply to MR, HAMILTON, Clover Sea Farm, near Cambridge.

WATERS' SOLUBLE CHOCOLATE.— A Beverage for the Healthy, the Invalid,** and Convalescent. — This preparation owes its >^ y characteristic) properties and lino aroma to the y^>-/i n the use ot the choice&t Trinidad and Curaccas^^^/imported Cocoa Nibs, ur.d ol being carefully pre- y/^P^/article. In pared ircsh every day, accoiding to >y/Qy*iaot, it possesses original receipts. It will be found/^ X/^every requisite quareireshing, invigordting,and to ensure a perhighly recommended (see^/'A^/manent and extensive testimonials) on account yCv^popularity. Sold at E. of being freelrom the >^^/\VA'itHs', Confectioner, Queen iatty, oily eub-y/^/street, Auckland. 2s 6d per lb. stances gone- Ss?f A liberal discount on all parcels over rally con- ySkfyrVlVo. turned SQy // E. WATERS, /confectioner, Queen street, Auckland. "Having tried Mr Waters' Chocolate, I find it to be very palatable and believe it to be nutritious und easily digestible, boing free from fat and other impurities so often found in she imported aiticle. — (Sinned) Tuos. B. KusuEUDixt, M R.C.S.L.r&c. Auckland, 9th June, 1574. "Sir, — The Chocolate, of which jou sent me a sample, makes a very pleasant und nutritious beverage. It is tree from any unwholsomc admixtures, and its flavour is excellent, equal to that of any French or English Chocolate, — Yours, &c, F. A. Haui-Maxi., M.D. Auckland, 291-h June, 1871."

SWING MACHINES! SEWING MACHINES! SEWING MACHINES t fT^HE undersigned has on hand the largest stock of JL First-class Sewing Machines (of vaiious good makcis) in the province. Not being confined to one agency, my cut-tomers havo a choice not to be met with el&ewhcrc. Thiy compriso — Thomas' Manufacturing and Domestic Howes' Improved Wheeler & Wilson and Manufacturing Nussey & Pilling's New Family and Little Stranger Singer's Medium and Household The Gresham, Wan/er, and other Machines. Every machine before being sold is taken to pieces and cleaned and thoroughly adjusted. A priuted guarantee is given with each machine sold, undertaking to keep it in order free of charge for twelve months. Persons entirely unacquainted with the use of the sewing machine may lely upon being able to woik them thoroughly, .is every pains is takeu to instruct them, for which there is no charge made. A laigo stock of duplicate parts; Needles and Extias for various machines, and prepared Machine Oil constantly on hand. To the Repahmg Branch particular attention is paid at moderate charges. Note the Addi ess : THE FITTING SHOP, VULCAN LANE, GE O. W. II ESL O P, PROPRIETOR.

NGARUAWAHIA STEAM FLOUE MILIS. WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT. No. 1 Siiit-dressed"NFM, "per ton of 2,0001 bs 17 »' 0 No. 2 „ Ngaruawahia „ 13 t) 0 Sharps per lOOlbs .. ... 0 10 0 Bran, per bushel, 20lbs ... (0 19 Oats, per bushel ... I) 7 3 Maize, per bushel ... 080 . Oatmeal, per lb ... 0 0 4 Sacks not returnable. Note. — Sacks, Is j 60 and 1001b bags, Gd each extra. Purchasers taking 5001bs Flour are charged tho above wholcßalo prices ; under that qunntity the retail prico, Is per lOOlbs extra. This refers to Flour only. Gristing, including freight from any place on tho river to Mill and back, Is [)d per bushel. Waste, 31ba per bushel. Wheat purchased at highest maiket rates. HOBERI 1 LAMB. Feb. 16, 1574

OTAUA SAW MILLS. PXIHE above - named MILLS arc now IN FULL OPERATION. All orders sent to tho undersigned can therefore be executed without unnecessary delay. 11. LAMB, Agent. Ngaruawahia Stenm Flour Mills, July 3, 1574.

■\TEVV PAPERrIANGINOS, ex Loch Awe, and MilJ3I tiades, which for vaiiety and beauty of debign ea mot bo equalled iv Auckland. Wo have also large stocks of White Lead, Paints, Oils, Turpen+ine, Varnish, Window Glass, Crold Leaf, Brushes, and all painting requisitos, To country ordeis prompt attention will be given, and to those settlers living beyond the reach of tradesmen, every information witn reference to tho using of material, will be gratuitously given. HOLLAND AND BUTLER, OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS MERCHANTS, 28, VICTBUIA-STKKET, AUCKLAND,

For Sale, €~*(\ ACRES or firsts-class LAND, silunto between Nga OvJ' riiauiihin aud Haunltoiii partly unproved, having a Ironliitfo to Waikulo river ; also, to main line couch road Price, i'2so. Ajiplv to Mis lt!il|jh, Coal Mires or LEWIS B. IUHHIS, * ■ Ngaruawahia.

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Waikato Times, Volume VII, Issue 366, 17 September 1874, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Waikato Times, Volume VII, Issue 366, 17 September 1874, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Waikato Times, Volume VII, Issue 366, 17 September 1874, Page 3

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