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Waikato Times, Volume VII, Issue 379, 17 October 1874, Page 3

LiVEIIY AXD BAIL' STABLES, Nu \BI7AUAUIA. HENRY THOMAS, TN referring to the .above adverLisement, begs toinfoun the public tha.s he has taken over the ft tables attached to the Central Hotel, to which JEXTBiNSIVL ADDITIONS are about to be made which will make them equal to any in the piovince.

Travellers may rely upon having their Horses well fed and taken care of. Double and Siugle Buggies arc ordered from Sydney, and will arrive shortly, and will then be on hire. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddle Horses always ready I for a journey. I KENRY THOMASJune 1, 1874.

J. AUB I N, T>EGS to inform tho Public of Waikato that be is now Selling, Good White Cahco, 5s for 12 yards Winceys, from 9d ; Prints, from 7d Wbite Flannel, 19 4d ; Crimean Sbirts, 63 Men's Serge Coats^ 10a 6d j Women's White Stockings, from 7d Men's E.S. Boots, Toe-capped, 10s 6d ; Women's E.S Boots, Calf Uppers, da 6d And all other articles in Drapery, &c, proportionately cheap.

Also on Hand, Paints, Oils. Varnish, Paperhangings, Scrim, &Ci And Glass cut to any size. NEW DEUGSChlorodyne, Arnica, Howes Embrocation, Worm Powders Citrate of Maguesia, and various other Patent Medicines always on hand. Toys and Fancy Goods of every description. TEAS. The Choicest and Newest per next Hero. N.B. — Catalogues of the "Alexandra Circulating Library" are now ready for issue, and on application will be sent iree to any address throughout the Waikato. Another 250 vols of all the most modern and popular works will be added immediately upon the des.red number of subscribers having been obtained. About 25 more wanted. TO WAIKATO SETTLERS. H. M. SALMON & SON, TAILORS AND HABIT MAKEES, BEG to notify that they intend to establish themselves at Ngaruawahia in tlio above lines. With that view they ha\e taken one of those commodious buildings next to the Wa'ikalo Times Printing Office, whero they arc prepared to execute any orders which may be entrusted to them. THE LADIES 1 DEPAETMENT, Which will include Millinery aud Dressmaking, will be under the management of Miss Evans and Miss Salmon.

MELBOURNE IRON WORKS. NGARUAWAHIA, WAIKATO. W STOCK informs the settlers of the Waikato district • thnt he Las established himself in business as above, and that he is now in a position to manufacture every description of ironwork necessary for settlers in an agricultural district. Engines and all kinds of machinery fitted.

TO BREEDERS OF HEAVY DRAUGHT STOCK. T OOK OUT FOR THE HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSE "PRINCE ARTHUR," AT HAMILTON. RICHARD GWYUNE.

NGARUAWADTA STEAM FLOUR MILLS. WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT. £ s .J No. 1 SUK-dressed " NFM," per ton of 2,ooo]bs 17 0 0 No. 2 „ Ngaruawahia „ 15 0 0 Sharps, per lOOlbs ... ... 010 0 Bran, per bushel, 201bi ... » 1 9 Oats, per bushel ... 0 7 6 Oatmeal, per lb ... 0 0 4 Sacks not returnable Note. — Sacks, Is ; 50 and 1001b bags, 6d each extra. Purchasers taking 500lbs Flour are charged the above wholesale prices ; under that quantity the retail price, la per lOOlbs extra. This refers to Flour only. Gristing, including freight from any place on the river to Mill and back, Is 9d per bushel. Waste, 31bs per bushel. Wheat purchased at highest market rates. ROBERT LAMB. Feb. 16, 1874.

OTAUA SAW MILLS. ~1~ ARG-E Additions to these Mills bare just been made which will euable the proprietors to Cut 30,000 feet of Timber per week. All orders sent to the undersigned can therefore be executed without unnecessary delay. R. LAM 33, Agent Ngaruawahia SteamvFlour Mills, October 9, 1874.

MANUAPIKO SAW MILL. f I TIMBER can bo bad in any (juantity, and of superior JL quality. Ordeis will be completed with despatch. W. MARSHALL. Moanavale Station, Augnst 26, IS7A.

NOTICE. PUKIRI«POSTS, delivered at any part of Waikato or Waipa Rivers at £7 per 100. Apply to W. T. «OWJL>ALI;, Storekeeper, Mercer.