For Sale, , "VNE hundred and eighty acre* Land, Hamilton West, 'Jr excellent toil, well situated, about 60 acres in »od grass and clover. A good 200 Acre Farm pleasantly situated, wpon one of tle most bra;utiful lakes in the Wauato ; the whele is tented a id subdivided into convenient-sized paddocks; a six roomed cpttage, with orchard aud' garden ; about one hundred aud Qtty acres in grass. 740 acres of good land, about six miles from Hamilton, part lenced and in grass. As there are severtl hundred acres of excellent bush, this would be a good opportunity l»r an ihdustrioun lamilj t«i go into the timber trade. 350 acres oi good Und between Ngaruawalna and Hamilton, fifty ot which are in a high state ot cultivation ; go«d house and out- build ng* ; also the beat run in the Waikato. Price \ery moderate. A good 10,000 acre block. Terms liberal. A 2UO-ai:re Ka m, with fomr-roomed house, Barn ; 50 acres impioved, fenced and subdivided; three miles from Hamilton hast, su a good road. Au improved Farm of AA) acies, 250 of which are in grass; the whole is fenced ; a good seven-roomed house and outothces join the town belt, Hamilton Last. Terras easy. A 2uO-aure faim close to Hamilton, partially improved. Several blocks of I .and (uiumpioveii) in various parts of tbe Waik.tto from 60 to 2UOO aciea. To industrious settler* teiuut will be easy. For paiticulais apply to W. STEILE, Hamilton.
EDWARD WAYTE (Established 185».) BOOKBELLKU, STATIONER, $c. Jl>o, Queen Stbket, HAS just opened up a L>rge ttiuck ot New and Popular Book? in every department oi literature suiUble tor pnze»i gilts, libracien, &c. Lkxt's Diaries, lor 1875, are expected duilv. AcouHt l>ouks and stationery Gooda of all kinds in stock and arriving by each amp. Jfia^iug Cards, new patterns, «ood and cheap. Lnrge Sioc>v of School Books and Requisites authorised by the Central Board of Education. Every care will be taken in p.ickmg and forwarding and the lowest wholesale rated c arged to storekeeper*, teachers, uud libraries. RDWA D WAYTE, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, QUEEN SrilEEl', AUCKLAND.
CHOICE NEW SEASON'S TEA, 187-W5. Ex Steamship Amoy. First Crop Kaisow Congou t'iRST Crop Zeumoo Congou Tbe abovo is tbe best brand in the market, just received by J. L. LONGBOTTOM, CVuirul Stor*, Hamilton.
Governor Browne Hotel (Late D. Shethau) HOBSON BTRJKBT, AUCKLAND, THIRST. CLASS TABLE, Single Bed-rooms, F*milie« Accommodated, Bouts and Aigbt Porter. (.iood Stabling. Wines and Spirit* of the Beet Brand*. DUNNINGUAM _ KING, Propiietont.
TOBACCO. THE undersigned beg* to inform the public that be hatopened an establishment rso. 98, VJukkn Stkhkt, with a large and uell selected stock of the undermcntionei articles, which huve been selected by him during a visit to America and hurope. Tobacco* iVleeiuchaums (Ji lcketing material. Cigars V\ ood tuid Clay Pipes Fuotballs anulfs Walking bticka Boxin« Gloves billiard Cloths Halls und Lue Tips Etc, etc, A i<wge aSßuitment of Tobacconists' sundries. G. WALLER, Wholesale and Hktail Tobacconist, Auckland, 'lnAines aud IVhHnganui The largest assortment of Meerschaum Pipes in the colony, iluecifrom Vienna.
MELBOURNE IRON WORKS. NUaKUaWaIJIA, WaIKATO. W STOCK informs tbe eettlersof the Waikato diutrici • tint be hu« estublished himseli in business aub^ve, mid that he la now in a position to manufacture even description of ironwork necennary tor settler* in an agncult urul duinct. Enginps and oil kuitla of machinery fitted
Autotraiian Mutual Provident Society. FOR M UTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE, *.o 'New Zealand Branch : HeadUdico: Wellington. Present Annual Revenue, £280,000. j Accumulated and luvesied r'uuus, 1.330,01>0. PERSONS Assuring with this Office *hare tba whol pronts, and a iiouus is declined every hfth year. Auent for Ngaruawahia and the Waikato : OiiOuGu. i!,L>Ut!.CU.vlB_ Medical uetereo : — — — — —
~~ R MILLS, MATTUAcS AiND PALLIASS MAKEK _ahillo.» VVKar. Work done at Auckland prices. R. M. begs to inform the inhabitants of Ngnruaw aim. thut he mil be rt-HiiiiUt m that lowuahip during the ensu ing toitni(ilit f mid llmt lie will oe pup uud lo execute ui> order* rnuueteu to him pruinptly, ut uu»oimble prices.
RUB-IU 1 HAItKIS, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Ghky Sr&EKT, Hamilton East, HAVING coiiniieiiced Budinetis tv übove solioits tin patiuna,>e ut the Settlers oi tne VVuikato distrtvt. Xne Stuck had been uehcled with jjreut care, and will bt luuiiii to cuuiprtsu every article xuitabie to the requ.reuieuli
ot sei tiers. TO BUILDERS, CARPENTERS, _ OTHERS. ALL Kind, ot IKONMONGEttY. CUi'LIiRY, OILs Pu nits, Culurs, and Puperhungings, ulwu^s ou muck. THOMAS MORRIS, Ironmonger, Hamilton. N.B. — A htrgi- stock of strong; and useful Chair* on hand.
NOTICE. To the Ivbit*a ts ot N^aruaw*hia aud Di»trict. HAVING procured the services of two first-claw Shoo iii.il.lts, 1 am prepared to ice ive ordeia, mm tm» lioiii the quulity ut the woik luined out. to- eiit tin Bailie oa routt^t; u» mcotd^d tv my p»cdeues»ui, MrOm^u.
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Waikato Times, Volume VII, Issue 408, 24 December 1874, Page 1
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