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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 594, 11 March 1876, Page 2

VTTAIKATO STEAM NAVIGATION

ANY* , -COAL MINING COMPANY

V LIMITED.) Head Office Fort Street Auckland. Receiving Depot, Railway Station.

Local Manager : MB R. B. HUNT, NgarnawaniaAjjenta Alexandra ... Mr E. L. Hope Cambridae ... Mr ft. J. Neal Hamilton ... Mr J. K. McDonald Te flare ... Mr W. Che*tser Mercer ... ... Mr G. F. Hosking Port Waikato ... Mr J. H. Dashwood

THROUGH FREIGHTS TO AND "BROM WAIKATO, (Ip ■ Down Auckland to Raniririri per ton 30s 25s Auckland to Newcastle „ 40s 30s Auckland to abuve Newcastle,, 45s 35e Attcklunl to Waikato Heads „ 3Cs '30s RIVER FREIGHTS. i * • Up Down , Meroer to Rangiriri .. ... 15e J° Mercer to Newcastle ... 25s vo Mercer to above Newcastle Ws 20s mercer to Waikato Heads .. T ss 15» TiilßKA J -per 100 feet— Heads fo Mercer, Is 6d ; , to Newcastle, 2s ; to [ Hamiltoii, 2s (5d ; to jf - l Alexandra •cr Cam- ' bridge, 3s. Mercer to Newcastle, Is 6d ; to- Hamilton, 2s ; to Aloiandia or CambriHgo, 2s Od T These rates are for Bargeloads, to bo loaded and^discbarged by Shipper. If shrpped in small quantities, or received per rail at Mercer, Is per 100 extra for loading and discharging. Livb Stoci taken only at Owner's risk, per agreement. All Freights if not Prepaid,' payable on Delivery. No Accounts will b« kept. Storage will be charged on all Goods not taken delivery of within Twenty-four hours after ar-ival at destination, at the rate of One Halfpenny per Foot per Day.

PASSAGES. From any Township on the River to Che next 4>ne> y \ 7 - — Heads, Tuakau, Mercor, Ranguui, Newcastle, Hamilton, Cambridge, Whata Whata, Alexandra- ■ Cabin Passage, ss ; Deck, 3s 6d|; Horse, 5s, 1 Buggy, ss.

The Compam aro not responsible for loss of, or damage done to, o»rgo or stook, arising from fire floods, terape? l^ the act of God, and the Queen's inetmes ; or from any aocideut* of the floas, rivers, roadsteads, and navigation, collision, snagging, boilers, steam or machinery, or for delay or detention of any description. The Company will not be responsible for pack- , ago placed on the steamer withoufr shipping •-notes, printed, forms of which can bo had at the Company's office, Ngaruawahia. FPANZ SCHERFF, Secretary.

* THE S.S. ALERT.

THE Waikato Steam Navigation Company's s.s " Alert " will bo laid up for 14 days, <"or the purpose of undergoing necsssary repairß. R. R. HUNT,

■ Local Manager. Ngaruawahin, February 22nd.

-.MTUAIKATO STEAM NAVIGATION & '• VY COAL MINING CO. LIMITED.

NOTICE

TO SHIPPERS TO WAIPA STATIONS, Owing to the low state of the Waipa River, the ■teamer cannot now reach Terore.

Mr Vickers h»a kindly contented to allow goods to be landed on his farm, and Mr E L Uori, of Alexandra, has ereoted a Marquee there, aud will receive goods oa behalf of cou-

■ignees. Settlers will pleaso make thoir own arrangements with Mr Hope, and initruct thoir agents in towuor tho undertigned to direct tboir good sither to Ticker's Landing on the Waipa, or to any station on the Horotiu they may elect. Goods Will not bs received at Auckland ualcas specially addressed to -any of the above landing

placet. The Company will not be reipomible for any goods after bomg landed on river bank at Mr FRANZ SCHERFF, ■ Soorotary. Auckland, Maroh 4th, 1876.

-KTAURI. XT' A URL 200,000 feet of first-class ON^SALB AT THE RAILWAY SAW MILLS, MERCER ALSO Totaba, Rimu, & Kauki Ceilin& Boabds, Katibt Pilis, tjp to 50 rr.

Kahikatba (for general building purposes.)

The undersigned would respectfully call Ihe ittention of ths Waikato public to the fact that XAUWI can now be obtained PROMPTLY MtLiu their own district at loweit markot rates. Ordeis by telegram or otherwioe will reeerre the best attention of THOS. WELLS, PaOrßmOtt, TIMHB MIBCHAST Al r D STORIiEIPEK,

MERCER.

OTRANGERS to Auckland muttneoeuarily feel puzzled at to the belt eitabluhment at which to procare clothing and other neoettary artioles for gentlemen on a journey. Samuel Coomboo there, foro bege respectfully that they will call at the City Clothing Mart, 92 Queen-ttreot, just above tke "Daily Southern Cross" fflce, where they will be able to ohooie from the most varied and best seleoted stock in the colony, comprising clothing, hosiery, tiei and scarft, linen and paper tollars of all stylet, white and ooloured thirts liannel *nd Crimean shirts, underclothing of wry description, hats, portma.utes.ux^traivellinf' «»nd carpet bagi, perfumery, and othor toile neoeisariei, &0., <f'o, I hero is also <s' large tailoring department connected with the Cloth eg Mart, which— although but lately started— iaa, from the excellent style and fit of the garments turned out, taken first place in. the trado } t» whioh the attention of trarellei s ig called : Any garment made within twenty-four bours, and an irreproachable fit guaranteed. — cj. » CooMßia, City Clothiag Mart, 92 Queen-street, Jailoring-Eitablithment, High street.