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Waikato Times, Volume VII, Issue 381, 22 October 1874, Page 3

UVJBJBY AND BAI! STABLES, Noaruawahia. HEN R Y THOMAS, TN referring to the above advertisement, begs to inform the public thai he has taken over the Stables attached to the Cential Hotel, to which EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS are about to bo made which will make them equal to any in the province. Travellers may rely upon having their Eortes well fed and taken care of. Double and Single Buggies are ordered from Sydney, and will arrive shortly, and will then be on hire. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddle Horsea always ready for a journey. HENRY THOMASJune 1, 1874.

WAIKATO AND PIAKO SWAMP.

111 1 IENDERS will be received by tbe undersigned until noon of tbe 22nd imtant, for about Twelve Miles of Draining and Road Forming, (Contractors can Tender for a Part or the Whole.) ' Flans and Specifications can be see at Mr Le Qttesne's i Store, Hamilton. Mr D. Simpson, C.E., will give any explanation, and also point out ihe locality of tbe intended works. W. STEELE. Hamilton, 10th October, 1574.

J. AUBIN,

T>EGB to inform the Publio of Waikato that he is now Selling, Good White Calico, 5a for 12 yards Winceys, from 9d 5 Prints, from 7d White Flannel, la 4d ; Crimean Shirts, 6s Mi n's Serge Coat*, 10s 6d ; Women's White Stocking*, from 7d Men's E.S. Boot*, Toe-capped, 10a 6d ; Women's E.S Boots, Calf Uppers, 9s 6d And all other articles in Drapery, &c, proportionately cheap.

Also on Hand, Faints, Oils. Varnish, Paperbangings, Scrim, 4c t And Glass cut to any siz«. NEW DRUGSOhlorodyne, Arnica, Bowe's Embrocation, Worm Powders Citrate of Magnesia, and various other Patent Medicines always on hand. Toys and Fancy Goods of every description. TEAS. 1 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 free to any address throughout the Waikato. Another 250 vols of all the most modern and popular works will be added immediately upon the desired number of subscribers having been obtained. About 25 more wanted. TO WAIKATO SETTLERS. H. M. SALMON & SON, TAILORS AND HA3IT MAKERS, ~DEG to notify that they intend to establish themselves -'-* at Ngaruawahia in the above lines. With that view they have taken one of those commodious buildings next to the Waikato Times Printing Office, where they ure prepared to execute any orders which may be entrusted to them. THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT, Which will include Millinery and Dressmaking, will bo under the management of Miss Evans and Miss Salmon.

BRICKS! BRICKS!? BRICKS!!! ALL Orders supplied from this date will be charged at the rate of £2 10s per 1000 delivered into barge. The drawbacks during the last few months of bad weather and rise in labor enforces this adrance in price. Orders as before, to be sent to Mr Edgcumbe. ALFRED BOOTH. Ngaruawabia, October 12.

NOTICE. IMMIGRATION OFFICE, Auckland, October 17, 1874. TMMICKRANTS ox Zsalandia, comprising Male and Female Serrants, Mechanics, and Agricultural Labourer*, are now open to engagement on application to the Depot Matter and Matron re*peotirely, at the Immigration Depot. R. ELLIS, Immigration Ofßoer.

FOR SALE, A POETABLE three-horse THRASHING- MACHINE, j3L made by Keenan and Son*, of Dublin ; alio a handpower WINNOWER complete, by the same maker. The thrashing machine is universally approved of, and has received the greatest number of testimonials from judges and agriculturists who have used it. It will, without doubt, bear favourable comparison with any machine in use in New Zealand. It was imported to order by the ship City^ of Auckland. The machine ii fitted up and capable of being removed by one horse to any part of the Waikato. The above can be inspected on application to Mr Fitzpatrick, Ngaruawahia.

OTAUA SAW MILLS. TT ARGE Additions to these Milla hate just been made which will enable the proprietors to Cut 30,000 feet of Timber per week. All orders sont to the undersigned can therefore bo executed without uuneceioary delay. K. LAMB, Agent. Ngaruawakia Steara'Flour Mills, October 9, 1874.

NEW TEAS!!! NEW TEAS!!! Season 1874 and 1875. JUST ARRIVED, ox steamer Legislitor, from Foo Chow, finest flavored "Pkkoe SoucnoNG," now on sale. Well north the tttoution of settleri. THOMA S~M ORRIS, Grocer, Hamilton. N B.— All kinds of Groceries »nd Oilmen's Stores iopt on •tock.