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Waikato Times, Volume 492, Issue VIII, 15 July 1875, Page 3

New' Advertisements—coj^inwfld

■SXL: WAIKATO STEAM NAVIGATION AND COAL MINING CO. LIMITED.

NOIICE TO SHIPPERS^TO AND FROM WAIKATO. The Waikato Steam Jfavj|Mion Company not being able to make satisfactory yarranonnenU with the Government for through ireiajftsyEo >$FsK«to, are compelled to discontinue receiving Joodf-in Au/Sclsnd, and in future will only -reelTve^hera at thftr Hop«* at Mercer, of go/ls from Auckland will please make their owojirfianuements with the Railway Department, and Shippers of Produce from Waikato, will alto have to make arrangements to forward from Mercer. FRaNK SCHERFF, Secretary. Auckland, July 12, 1875.

_ WAIKATO STEW NAVIGATION AND COAL MINIWcO. LIMITED. OWING- to Accident to tbeJaineiriri the Tim^Dable is Suspended idrTHepresj^Tt. >v "^w <w x. Qsjal Manager. ■i^.l^ |Vi s 1 >/tot o c c. Th«- Uuderaigned begBJ((f inf&»m^U STOMERSr aj»d Jffe PUBLIC generally tbft the aJfteu StoMTjtfcs/ojmnuc' CIOSED for STWK-TAJ^^and^Viiuario^r on THURSDAY aad FETDA^TSth ai^l6t'> instants. TH^AS MOHRIB. HAMILTON LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES Opposite Mr Martin's store.

THE Undersigned having commenced business in the above line, desires to call theyftttention of his friend* and the pnblic generally to the J^tthat heis pr a pared te take in horses to byt bf thAAreejQfr^«ffon»i, and every attention will be sha^n^b tb/ta, J f/f Saddle Horses^RlOT&ttfy, fHe-Mre TJyßour or day. Horses brokeß^o4adjKT and doubljnind single harness Parting done o^jno^^ACTu ates. 7 Horses feed /or^sale n^argk orj^nalt quantities. Secure paddook for shefcp, o\ cattle travelling, with Feed if required. Accommodation for travellers.

GEORGE NEALE.

TTAMILTON WEST BOARDING HOUSE.

Messes COX^d MASON, Begs most respectfullwo Jotorm^b^uhifc and owners of cattle that they ht&Snwf secure paOMCks and stabling ; also good accommodation for travellepf; and trutt through etriot attention to ftronesnto hMeritA fair sharo of public patronages^ "^ X. '^ \J\, QHAKtos nga!i«\Wilia\mam flour wills.

IT-T H OLE SALE PRICES CUREIN'I TT £ a <j No. 1 SiiK-dreased " NFM," per ton of 2.0001ba 14 »'• 0 No. 2 „ Ngaruawahia, y y 12 10 u Sharps, per lOOlbs ... - f"-^ «^»— »0 8 0 Bran, per-feushel.^plb*'*? J 1 6 Uats, per buH^l 'X ,^(^o 5 0 Oatmeal, per IK^ £>^ /, 0 0 3 Sajcki not nfiirnable. / Notk. — 50 and 1001b bags, 6d each extra. Purchaser* taking 5001bs Flour are charged the above wholesale prices, but cash must be remitted with the order, otherwise retail prices will be charged ; under that quantity the retail price, Is per lOOlbs extra^ This refers to Floui only. Gristing, including freight from any place on the rieer to Mill and back, Is 9vper bushel. Waste, 31bs per bu«bel. Wheat purchased at highest market rates. R. LAMfc-

KARAKARIKI Fy)Tm--ffilX:. /■"i RTS T ING at lyjroiraiahfl. Jsar^^oantities subject \JC to a reduction, pq^au»ngem#nt.^-^ PARKER & SUJSDERLAND. June 3rd, 1575.

np H A M E S TT O T E L AUCKLAND. COENEB OF QnEEN 'QtBIET AND THE WhABF. PROPRIETOR - - ~1~ •/•-&- GRATTAN (Suc^eßsor^jK) J. vloj^nd^r J Thf3 well-knowfi H«y§l possess esjmpqiia]J»l advantages to Btrangers visiting Auckland from its cei/ral position in the business part of tme town facing the ilarbour, and in close proximity to Ure Shipping and Rail/vay. It contains a fine range of bed/room ■, with every convenience. BATHS— Hot, Cold, and Shower. THE ORDINARY DAILY FROM ONE TO TWO is unequalled in the Colony for its selection of the choicest delicacies of the 6eason, as tbe patronage of the chief merchants and business men of the city testifies. In the RESTAURANT, on the ground floor, Meals can be obtained at all h ur§ of the day. The Choicest of WISHES and*, the finest Brands of SPIRITS a^|-€|GABS a^abnvsuP^ed. English and Colonial ALO| and. STOUT on draught jr in bottle. Nearest Hotel to Railway Station. A NNUAL SWEEPSTAKE ON THE MELBOURNE C3L CUP, 1875.

1,200 Mbmdbbs of £1 each. CITY CLUB HOTEL, Auckland, July, 1875. To Sporting Men in the Waikato. Gentlemen, — I have again the pleasure of bringing under tour notice 'ray Annual Sweepstake on the Melbourne Cifa, You will perceive., 1 propose this year to increase tho number of members^ -to 1,200, which will enable me to give an additional £200 Tor division among Starters and Non-Startersover tfio sum appropriated for tha purpose last year. The £1,200 will bs divided ap^ollows :—: — First Horse .., / yr. • /£5OO ' Second Horse • // "Q.. /\ 200 Third Horse <*£■*» {/ 100 Starters (divided) /»> ••• -00 Non-Starters (divided) s .. 200 '.. r £1,200

— W«M> 1 Number of entries (88). If "you should purpose taking any shares early application is necessary, as a large number are already taken. You will pleasa aid Ex change to Cheques, and Stamp for reply. In tho event of my not obtaining the whole Twelve -.Hundred Subscribers the Prizes will be paid pro rata. All pHxei will bi» paid lass five per oent commission. — I am, Gentlemen, youra obediently, N. ABBOTT. P.B, — The Drawing for Tlcketa will ba on th« Art Union principle, and conducted by two gentlemen to be chosen by tho Subscriber*. . Pianos and Harmoniums. The Largest, Cheapest, and Beat Stock of iirsTEUMEirrs in nejv Zealand, H0 F F to AJ3T & /^^/Sp N S INSTRUMENTS for Saft\or Hice, 80/ht, Sold, taken in Exchange, Tuned and Repaired, and on Hire with option of Purchase, also on ther deferred system of Payment, viz.,* by monthly payments, extending how one to two years. Estabiuhijo 1859.