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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 612, 22 April 1876, Page 2

W^» IK ATO -STEAM N> VIGATION COAL MINING COMPANY Head Office fort Street Auckland. Receiving Depot, Railway .Station. Local Manager : lIS t R. R. H¥KTJ, Ng*ru%\riaia. Agtntt Alexandra ... Mr X. L. Hope •Cambr^ae ... Mr d. J. N«vil Hamilton ... MrJ. X McDonald To Rort ... Mr W. Chester Mercer ... ... Mr G-. F. Hoiking Port Waikato ... Mr J. H. Daihwood SHRGUaH FREIGHTS TO AND FROM IWAIEATO, Cp Down Auckland to Rangiriri ptr ton 80s 25s Auckland to Newcastle „ 40s 30s Auckland to above Newcastle „ 45s 35s Auckland ta Waikato Heads „ 30s 20s RIVER FREIGHTS. Up Down Mercer to Rangiriri 15s 3^ ] Mercer to Ne vcastle ... 25s io Mercer to above Newcastle 30s 20s laercer to Waikato He»<l« .. 15» l/is EiiL»K* per 100 feet— Heads to Mercer, la 6d ; to Newcastle, 2s j to Hamilton, 2s 6d ; to Alexauara or Cambridge, 3s. jiercer to Newcastle, Is 6d ; to Hamilton, 2i : to Alexandra or Cambridge, 2s Gd Thes* rate* are for Bargeload9, to be loaded •■snd discharged by Shipper. If shipped in small quantises, or received per rail at Mercer, Is pe.' ' 100 extra for loading and disenarging. Livk Stock taken only at Owner's risk, pe.Agreement. All Freights if not Prepaid, payable oa Delivery. No Accounts will be kept. Storage will be charged on all Goods not taken 1 delivery of within I'wenty-four hours atter -*r:ival at destination, at the rate of One Ualf- ► po«ny per Foot per Day.

PASSAGES.

"From any Township on the .River to tht next one, viz: — Heads, Tuakau, Mercer, lianginri, Jlewcastle, Hamilton, Cambridge, Whatu Whata, Alexandra- • Cabin Passage, ss ; Deck, 3s 6d ; Horse, 5j 'Saggy, 5». v The Company are «ot responsible for loss of, or damage done to, cargo or stock, arising from tire floods, temp;***, the act of God, mid the inemies ; or Irom any accidents of the seas, rivers, roadsteads, and nangation, collision, snagging, ■ boilers, steam or machinery, or for delay or deten1 tion of any description. The Company will not be responsible for pack■••ge placed ou the steamer without shipping v notes, priutel farru-i of which can lie had at ' the CGmpauy'a ollice, Nrjarnr k waaia. FP4.NZ 6CHLRIY, Becretan'.

STEAM NAVIGATION AND < COAL'jtftNISGI- COMPANY (.LIMITED.) fIYJfA TASLK: to HamiLoii (pt>r Waikato) Monday, Wednesday «nd Fnd&j, at 10.15 am „ „ (per Quickstep) Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. ' at 10.15 am 3 a fii! ten to Mercer (per Waikato) Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 8 a in „ „ (per Quickstep) Monday, Wednesday and JEfridaj at 8 ant Ea nilton to Cambridge (per' Alert) daily, immediately after ariiral of pauengor steamer from Mercer. - Ctmlridge to Hamilton (per Alert) at 6.30 a m catcbicg the down steamer at Hamilton. B. B. HUNT, Locil Manager.

W&IKATO STEAM NAVIGATION & COAL MINING CO. LIMITED. NOTICE -TO SHIPPER* TOWAIPA STATIONS, • Owing to the low state of the Waipa River, the steamer cannot now reach Terore. Mr Tickers has kindly consented to allow 01-* ti lit 'itn-IH on hi* farm, and Mr E L fl^jp«, of Alexandra, has erected a Marquee '•<] , ud will receive goods on behalf of con-Sl»Tl-i S. ■Settlers will 'please make their own arranper joen s wiih Mr Hora, and instruct their agents in t > »n or th-> mdenigned to dirtrt their good pit , to Vi kr's Landing on the Waipo, or to i any ' tinn on the Horotiu they may elect. G d- will not be received at Auckland unless *i ' y acK rtßsed to any of the above landing p>i T e » on>vany will not be responsible for any 2r>oi uft or bang landed on river, bank at Mr Vice •.»'». j •' FBANZ SCHERFF, I Secretary. Auclclanci, Maroh 4tb, 1876.

j^TRANGERS to Auckland niustneceisarily fed puzzled ti to the best establishment at which 'to prooure clothing and other necessary articles for ■■ j;eut!emtn on a journey. Samuel Coombes there. ' fore begs respectfully that they will oall at the 1 City Clothing Mart, 92 Queen-street, just above the " Daily Southern dross " 'fflce, where they will be able to nhoose from the most varied and beat seleoted stock in the colony, comprising clothing, bagiery, ties and scarfs, linen and paper -collars of all styles, whibe and coloured shuts flannel and Crimean shirts, tinderolothing of -^•verj description, hats, portmanteaux, travelling carpet bags, perfumery, and other toi'et t accessaries, &c, <fco, is also a large tailoring department conneoted with the Cloth i 3ng .Mart, which— although but lately started— ' has, from -the excellent style and fit of tht gar '■*X*ots turned oat, taktn first place in the trade * "Specialty t#f?bioh the attention of travellers is 't*»U«e! ; itay garment made within twenty-foui ullsars, and an irreproachable lit guaranteed. — S. Otty Clothing Mart, 92 Qaeen-street, tailoring EitaWUkajeiit, High street. i