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For Sale, ONE hundred and eighty acres Land, Hamilton West, excellent soil, well situated, übout 50 acres in good grass and clover. A good 200-Acro Farm pleasantly situated, apon one of the most beautiful lakes in the "Wuiuato ; tho whole is fenced and subdivided into convenient-sized paddocks; u six-roomed cottage, with orchard and garden ; about one hundred and fifty acres in grass. 740 acres of good land, about six miles from Hamilton, part fenced and in grass. As there arc several hundred acres of excellent bush, this would bo a good opportunity far an industrious faindy t«> go into the timber trade. 330 acres of good land between Ngaruawahia and Hamilton, fifty of which are in a high state of cultivation ; good hou'o and out-buildings; also the best run in tho Waikato. Trice Aery moderate. A good 10,000 acre block. Terms liberal. A 200-anre Farm, with f®ur-rooined house, Barn ; 50 acres improved, fenced and subdivided ; three miles from Hamilton East, on a good road. An improved Farm of 3(50 acres, 250 of which are in grass; the whole is fenced ; a good seven-roomed house and outoffices join the town belt, Hamilton East. Terms easy. A 200-acre faim close to Hamilton, partially improved. Several blocks of Laud (unimproved) in various parts of the Waikato fnnn 50 to 2000 acres. To industrious settlers terms will be &u>y. For particulars apply to * W. STEELE, Hamilton. E DWARB WAY T E, (Established 1853.) BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, $c. Queen-street, Auckland,

HAS just opened several cases ot New and Popular Books in every department of literature suitable for prizes, gifts, libraries, &c. Lktt's Diaries for 1874. Account Books and Stationery Goods of all kinds. Playing Cards, new patterns, good and cheap. School Books and Eequisites authorised by the Central Beard of Education. Every care taken in packiug and forwarding <*uods. Ihe lowest wholesalo ratC9 oarged to storekeepers. , teachers, and

libraries. ri if oic "c N e"w seaso n • sts te a', V> 1874-75. Ex Steamship Amoy. First Crop Kaisow Congou First Cnoi' Zeumoo Congou The above is the boat brand in the market, just received by J. L. LONGBOTTOM, Central Store, Hamilton. Governor Browne Hotel (Late D. Sheehan) Hobson Street, Auckland.

TTjIIRST- CLASS TABLE, Single Bed-rooms, Families Accommodated, Boots and .Night Porter. Good Stabling. Wines and Spirits of the Best Brands. DUNNINGHAM <fc KING, Proprietors. _ "tobacco?

THE/ undersigned begs to inform the public that he hap opened an establishment No. 98, QueKiV STRfcisr, with a largo and well selected stock of tho underinentioncc 1 articles, which have been selected by him. during a visit to America and Europe. Tobaccos Meerschaums Cricketing material* Cigars Wood and Clay Pipes Footballs Snuffs Walking Sticks Bomii-,' Glcves " Billiard Cloths Balls .md Cue Tips Ktc, etc, A large assoitment of Tobacconist*' bundries." G. VVALLKK, WIIOLtSALK AND RETAIL ToiUCCONIbJ', AUCKLANU, Thames and VVhauganui The largest rssortment of Meerschaum Pipes in the colony, direct from Vienna.

EAILWAY Jij| HOTEL, MERCEB. ALFRED R. BOLLAND, Peopbistok,

MERCER.

CHOICEST Wines and Spirits in stock.— Meals at any hour on an ival of coach or steamer. Good Stabling. MELBOURNE IRON WORKS. NGARUAVVAHIA, WAIKATO.

W STOCK informs the settlers of the Waikato district • that he has established himself in business as above, and that ho is now in a position to manufacture every description of ironwork necessary ior settlers in an agricultural district.

Engines and nirkmds_of macbinory fitted. "Australian Mutual Provident Society. FOR M UTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE, &c. "New Zealand Branch : HeadOriice: Wellington.

Present Annual Kevcmie, £250,000. Accumulated and Invested Funds, 1,330,000.

PERSONS Assuring with this Office share the whol ~ profits, and a .Bonus is declared every iifth year. Acent for Kearuawahia and the Waikato : GEOKGE EDGECUMBE. Medical Refercej_-

R. MILLS, MATTRASS AND PALLIASS MAKER, Hamilton West,

Work done at Auckland prices.

B. M. begs to inform the inhabitants of Ngaruawahiu that he will be resident in that township during tlio ensuing fortnight, nnd that ho will bo prepaied to execute all orders entriHid to him iromptlv, at rcnnnnhle nru-c«.

W. Sloanej AND GffiNERAL STOREKEEPER, T E AWAMUTU.

ROBERT HARRIS, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, GrBEX STBEET, IIAMIIiTON E-V&i', HAVING- commenced Business as above, solicits the patronage of the Settlers of tbe Waikato district. The Stock has been selected with great care, and will be found to compriso ovory article amtublo to tbe requirements of sottlera. . TO BUILDERS, CARPENTERS, & OTHERS.

A LL Kinds ot IRONMONGERY, CUTLERY, OILS, XJL Puiuls, Colors, and Puperlmujjings, always oil Block. THOMAS MORRIS, Ironmonger, llaiuilton. jj j3 § a forge stock of ulroujj and uacful Cluu'J on huml.

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Waikato Times, Volume VII, Issue 388, 7 November 1874, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Waikato Times, Volume VII, Issue 388, 7 November 1874, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Waikato Times, Volume VII, Issue 388, 7 November 1874, Page 1

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