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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 530, 12 October 1875, Page 2

STEAM NAVIGATION COAL MINING COM PAN* vLIMITED.) Head Office Fort Street Auckland. Beoeiving Depot, Railway Local Manager : MB B. B. HUNT, NgaruawahiaAgents : Aletandrm ... Mr £. L. Hope Cambridge ... Mr O. J. Neal Hamilton ... Mr J. K. McDonald flore ... Mr W. Chester "Mercer Mr G. F. Hosking Port Waikato ... Mr J. H. Dashwood FREIGHTS TO, AND FROM WAIKATO, Up Down -Auckland to Rancririri per ton 30b 25s Aucklan i no Newcastle „ 40a 30s Auckland to above Newcastle,, 45a 35a -Auckland to Waikato Heads ,, 30s 30s RIVER FREIGHTS. Up Down to Rangiriri ... ... 15s 103 "Mercer to Newcastle ... 25s 15s

'Mercer to altove Newcastle 30a 203 Mercer to Waikato Hetids ... 15s 15a — per IUO feet — Heads to Mercer, la 6d ; to Newcastle, 2s ; to Hamilton, 2s 6d ; to Alexandra or Cambridge, 3s. IMercer to Newcastle, Is Gd , to Hamilton, :2s ; to Alexandra or Cambridge, 2s 6d

"These rates are for Bargeloads, to be loaded <»nd discharged by Shipper. If shipped in small .{uantities, or received per rail at Mercer, Is per kOO extra for loading and discharging. Livb Stoci taken only »t Owner's rißk, per /agreement. All "Freights if not Prepaid, payable on No Accounts -will be' kept. Storage will be- charged on all Goods not taken • delivery of ■within Twenty-four hours after t arrival, at destination, at the.rate of One Halfpenny per Foot per Day. PvAS SAGES. 'From any Township on the Eiver to the next ro , viz: — Heads, Tuakau, Mercer, Eangiriri, ""Newcastle, Hamilton, Cambridge, Whata Whata, . Alexandra- • Cabin Passage, 5s ; Deck, 3s 6d ; Horse, 5a -Suggy, 6a. COAL :In bulk, from 4 tons and upwards, 20s per ton .be discharged by consignee; in kits, 27s per discharged by Company. The Company are not responsible for loss of, or damage done to, cargo or stock, arising from fire ffloods, tempests, the act of God, and the Queen's -enemies ; or from any accidents of the seas, rivers, oadsteads, and navigation, collision, snagging, , iteam or machinery, or for delay or detenof any description. The Company will not be responsible for packages placed on the steamer without shipping jnotes, printed formi of which can be had at ho Company's office, Ngaruawahia. FB\NZ SCHERFF, Secretary.

*|^*EW "VTOVELS & /^HEAP "pDITIONS. Eechived Last Mail. A choice supply of More Yankee Drolleries Yankee Drolleries Wild and Wonderful Bulwer Lytion's Falk- South Sea Bubbles land and Zecci Watermen's Sketches Perils of a Pretty Girl Ran away from Home Lote against the World Ten Years a Borer Two Marriages Stoneheart Albert Lorel Hunter's Trail Rodenhursb Lore and Adventure 1 he Fatal Card

<^TRANGERS to Auckland must necessarily fe[e puzzled as to the beat establishment at which t o procure clothing and other necessary articles for gentlemen on a journey. Samuel Coombes there, fore begs respectfully that they will call at the City Clothing Mart, 92 Queen«Btreet, just above «he "Daily Southern Cross" office, where they « ill be able to choose from the most varied and Ju-st selected stock in the colony, comprising /lothing, hosiery, ties and scarfs, linen and paper collars of all styles, white and coloured shirts, flannel and Crimean shirts, underclothing of .e/ery description, hats, portmanteaux, travelling {.nd carpet bags, perfumery, and other toilet necessaries, &c, <fee, There is also a large tailoring department connected with the Clothpig Mart, which — although but lately started — /ia-s, from the excellent style and fit of the garments turned out, taken first place in the trade. Specialty to which the attention of travellers is (.•filled ; Any garment made within twenty-four hours, and an irreproachable fib guaranteed.— S'Joombes, City Clothing Mart, 92 Queen-Btreet. Tailoring Establishment, High street.

TTIGHWAY BOARD ELECTIONS. PROXY FORMS FOR VOTING. WAIKATO TIMES OFFICE.

JOHN KNOX, AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION C\. AGENT, HAMILTON. ESTABLISHED 1865.

SPECIAL NOTICE. H. L. POSSENNISKIE golioits an early inspection of an Extensive Selec. tion of Choice Good 3, just opened Ex FLECHERO, LTJTTERWORTH and other late arrivals. Consisting of— West of England, Scotch, Bliss Bannockburn, Geelong, and Mosgiel Tweeds. Scpiepik* Black and Blub Broad Cloth Silk and Fancy Yes tings in great variety. Ex Hero and City of Melbourne. Sydney and G-eelong Tweeds, New Patterns and the latest fashions. %££" Order* promptly executed. Well shrunk and hand-made, H. L. POSSENNISKIE, AILOE AND HABIT MAKE X, SHORTLAND STREET, AUC2UIW,