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Waikato Times, Volume VIII, Issue 489, 8 July 1875, Page 2

RIVER STEAMERS. >^ Abkitbd. July &\ p]g^ijluenc»» from Vtercer wi^h^fTi pa9senster9, at 9.30 p. m. ; pH^Rangiriri, with^t^general cargo, at 9.45 p.m. July p.B. Bluen^Hw M^mjr, with several passengers, at 8 a.m.

MEMORANDA. _ Tnis Day. yS Sale of fui-infvN^ ITamiiion E»3t etj^r Juh 8«h, Sm^os^Wset-', 7.16, 4 53. T!i,\si> or rt(L "tfi)^*^. Fir>t Qn.irfoi — IOPi «Tuly^ s »"»*.

M ANT ED A PAIIT N E R, Iv a FLOURISHING and PROFITABLE Rustness, .' m!y r.t ib'iHL.'d in a THRIVING^ and HAPIDLY i - PKOYING District in tlie^V.iikayT^ o*~~ 0 *~~- " " Ihe Ad\erti»er wqpprtfsJL Planer with a Capital of about £1,000, inkier tQfi&Wj/he bu*J^s on a footmg equal to tlie increffloe \\m District. To buna fide parties sa^^fewy^oflfw^Hl b/ a<W uced of the profitable nature {^^Di^jfiCts & v tfteWmcern. Principals only dealt with. J Particulars may be obtained of Mr J. M Lennox, Land and Estate Agent, or Messrs Jackson and Russell, Solicitors, Auckland. Communication* by letter, addressed "Bona fides," office of the Waikato Times, Hamilton, will receive prompt attention.

NOTICE. ALL Persons indexed to the Proprietor of the Waikaio Times previuftsjip^e Isjf&xjh/l May, 1875, are requested to pay thaffriToui^d'ieJ^ th^Tto J. M. GELLING, Hamilton (whojyreceipt wUJTbe almffituent discharge), within one mown from tdi- ftuXe^^r / LUSK AIND BEALE, r Solicitors. Auckland. 18th June, 1875.

WAIKATO TIMES. ALL DEBTS cfee tb T 4he WjKklto Times i?rom the f H First day of May, 11375,1 1375, are payable to Messrs Langbridge and Silver* the* present Proprietors of that -» Journal. GEORGE JONES, Jun. Auckland, Juna 24th, 18-75.

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-BUSINESS NOTICE! TO THE SETTLERS OF WAIKATO. THE undersigned beg; to inform the Settlers of Waikato and the Public generally, that they have become Propristor&v of the Waik\to Times, which wilj in future be issued under their direct management, and PERSONAL CONTROL, It is the intention of the Proprietors, a3 aoon as practicable, to introduce many imp irtant improvements in the typographical FORM and style of the Tim us, .nth Hip view of rendering it acceptable to the Public, and a first-class Advertising Medium throughout the entire Waikato district. The Job Printing Department will be considerably enlarged and improved, and the Proprietors will be in a position to execute witli neatness and promptitude every description of printing, including, placards, circulars, labels, hand-bills, invoices, bill and receipt forms, business, invitation, and address cards, &c, &o. at g>*eatly reduced prices. A personal CANVASS will very shortly be made through-->ut every district of the Waikato. The Proprietors will spare no pains or expense in order to render the Times a welcome adjunct .f every settler's home in the W.nkato, and m every sense of the words % first class Newspaper. Letter^ and communications intended for publication to be addressed to the Editor; orders for advertisements, printing, subscription?, remittances, &c. to be addressed to the Manager. Wanted— Correspondents at Ngaruawahia, Cambridge, Te Awamutu, Kihikilu, Taupiri, Harapipi, and every settlement in the Waikato. Application to be made to the Editor, Time* office, Hamilton. Advertiskm: nts in the Wanted Column will in future be charged at the reduced rate of 2s 6d the first insertion, and Is for eTery subsequent insertion. At>vhrti3i:menls In-erted in any of the Colonial Newspapers without any Agency or ETxtra Charge, on application to The Manager of this paper Subscribfrs names received for any Magazine or Periodical published, at lowest rates. LANGBRIDGE dt SILVER, Pro pi letors. Wails ato Times Office, Hamilton, Thursday, June 10th. tT '>

TO SUBSCRIBERS. who reside a considerable distance from the main coach road are requested to communicate with " The Manager" as to the nearest point at which their papers may be left. Country Subscribers, token in Hamilton, are politely requested to call at the " Times Office " for their papers. No charge for postage to any part of New Zealand. Subscribers who da not receive their papers early and regularly are requested to communicate with the Manager, in order that such mistakes may be rectified.