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Waikato Times, Volume VIII, Issue 411, 2 January 1875, Page 3

LftTERy AND BAH STABLES*, KCEHBUAWAHIA. f HENRY THOMAS, TN referring to the above advertisement, begs to inform the public that he has taken over the Stable* attached to the Central Hotel, to which EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS are about to be made which will make them equal to any in the province. Travellers may rely upon having their Hones well fed * qnd taken aare of. Double and Single Buggies aro ordered from Sydney, and will arrive shortly, and will then be on hire. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddle Hoi sea always ready for a journey* IXEKEY THOMAS. June 1, 1874.

NGARUAWAIIIA STEAM FLOUR MILLS. fTJTHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT No. 1 Silk-dressed "NFM," per ton of 2,0001ba 18 0 0 No. 2 >> Ngaruayrahia „ 16 0 0 Sharps, per lOOlbs ... ... 0 10 0 Bran, per bushel, 20lbs ... §19 Oats, per bushel ... ... ,]. 08 0 Oatmeal, per lb ... 0 0 4 Sacks not returnable. Note.— Sacks, Is; 50 and 1001b bags, 6d each extra. Purchasers taking 5001bi Flour arc charged the above wholesale prices ; under that quantity the retail pri«e, Is per lOOlbs extra. This refers to Flour only. Gristing, including freight from any place on the river to Mill and back, la 9d per bushel. Waste, 3lbs per bmhel. Wheat purchased at highest market rates.

RAGLAN AND WAIKATO NATIVE COMPANY (LIMITED). THE ABOVE HAS ON SALE SAWN TIMBER— Eahikatea 10s 6d per 100 Eiinu 11s 6d „ Shingles ] Is per 1000 To be delivered on board steamers ia the Waipa river. All orders will be promptly attainted to. ABEAHAM K. BATITON, Acting Agent. JJlCarakarilii, November 16, 1874

NEW TEAS!!! NEW TEAS!!! Season 1874 and 1875. JUST AEEIVED, ex steamer Legislator, from Foo Chpw finest flavored "Pekoe Souchokg," now on show Well worth the attention of settlers. THOMAS MORRIS, Grocer, Hamilton. > N.B. — All kinds of Groceries and Oilmen's Stores kept on tok

I — — — — - .. — — — , To Stand this Season THE I EAVY DRAUGHT ENTIRE HORSE "MALVERN," BY Rob Roy, by Blackleg, who was exhibited at all the principal ah ma in Great Britain and Victoria, and was never beaten. Will be at Mr Costello's Hotel, Te Awainufcti, Oi Taes« days 5 Ohaupo, on Wednesdays, and at Mr Lai da, Cambridge, on Fridays. Terms— £3 3s ; groomage, { a. E. B. WiLKEE.I Moanavale,' October 7th, 1874.

BRICKS! BRICKS!! BRICKS!!! A LL Orders supplied from this date will be charged at J\- 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 advance in price. Orders as beforo, to b« sent to Mr Edgcumbe. ALFRED BOOTH. Ngaruawabia^ October 12:

NOTICE. THE undersigned having purchased the Hamilton Hotel begs to intimate to his friends and the public generally that he will use every emdeayour to make the above wellknown establishment a favourite house of accommodation for its patrons. Best brands in Wines, Spirits, and Liqueurs. Meals at all hours. Suites of Rooms for Families. A good Stableman in the Yard. Horse-feed alwayi on hand, and Horses taken to livery by the day or week. Beds ordered in advance can always be relied on. The Billiard Table has been entirely renovated and supplied with every appliance making it now second to nona in the district. Considerable improvements are in contemplation, whioh will shortly be completed. RICHARD GWYNNE.

SCOTIA HOTEL, HOBSON STREET, AUCKLAND. JAMES INNIS (late of Ngaruawahia) informs his Waiktito friends, that ho haa taken the above commodious and first-olasi hotel. He invites all old friends to fit»y \rith kirn vrhen in Auckland.

TENDERS. WAIKATO RAILWAY. PURCHASE OF SLEEPERS. THE Undersigned is ready to Purchase Sleepers for the Mercer and Newcastle Baihray. Those* who are willing to supply them caa obtain pi inted conditions and specifications upon application to the District Engineer, Thames ; the Eesident and Assistant Engineers in the Waikato District ; or from Officers commanding Engineer Volunteer Militia. „ -^ JAMES STEWART^ District -Engineer Auckland, October 16, 1874*

THE SHEEP FAIR WILL be held at REMUERA, on TUESDAY, February 9, for Ewes, and on Wednesday following for Earns. Those who purpose selling will kindly send entries to the Haymtrket, at earliest opportunity, and not later than, Saturday, January 24. ALFRED BUCKLAND.

W. Sloane, f /^iftEMIST AND GENERAL STOREKEEPER,