Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 618, 6 May 1876, Page 3

New Advertisements.

/CAMBRIDGE TOWif BOARD. TENDERS will be received by the undersigned until 2 p.m. on MONDAY, 22nd instant, for the I Undermentioned Stookjnrd Material: 190 Posts (Puriri),' Bft x 9in 800 Knils (Puriri, Heart of Rimu, or Stringy Bark) 36 Gates (Stringy Bark, Split) 3500 Feet, 9x2 (Heart of Kauri), 18ft lengths Rails to be 6in x 3in., 9ft lonp. Gatss to be 9ft wide, by sft Bin high. CHARLES TUCK, Chairman.

! HOROLOGY. W. GOOD, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLBR, AND ' SILVEhSMITH To H.R.H. Duke or KpiNiußai akd Sn Georoi and Lady BWen. (Fivo year* viith Mr J. Howden, the OfcUst Established Watchmaker i» Auckland.)

"TNHABITANTS of WAIKATO, -I Thank -*- you for past favours, and respectfully ask you for * continuance of the itmi. Yours truly, WALTER GOOD, Wntchmaker, &c, Next Mr Longbottoni's Stone, Hamilton West. April 22nd, 187 C.

T^" ANTED! WANTED I! WANTED!!! WANTED the Public to Know that the Central Wuikato Hotel, Te Awam-tu, is in need of Visitors and Travellers to Occupy all the Empty Sitting and Bed-rooms, which are a great deal of the time empty. WANTED to Purchase, by the Proprietor of the Central Wiika'o Hotel, Apples, Pears, Quinces, at a Fair Price. WANTFD, by the Proprietor of the Central Waikato Hotel, the occasional correspondent of Te Awamutu to Point Out the Need of a Second House. H. LEWIS, Proprietor^ , " Te Awamutu, April 26, 1376.

"\\lO ENSING NOTI CJE. I heNty give notice that the Qdarterli LicAntinjrfeourt will sit at the undermentioned pl«ces and'dnw, at the hour ol 12 / <Tclock Noon, for the purposeSa^earini; sucb/applirations as tha Act authorises r^swcA^xx, on Tuesday. 6th June, for the^Vumcbs of Newcastle, Whangape, and RangiiyrfeAMiLTON, on THtTRSday, the Bth June, fp/HsmiHon and Ktrikiriroa; Cambridge, on EkToat, the 9th^June, for Cambridge, y^ Dated a&JSamilton this Ist day of sSay, 1876. Jr T. MOATGOMEinSL clerk of Cc\ftTT lOENSING NOTI CE. MANGAPIKO AND RANGIAOHIA Disißiors. Notice is hereby given that the Quarterly Licensing Meetiog for the above District will . be held at the Court House, Alexandra, on TUESDAY, the 6th day of June, 1876, for the purpose of Taking into Consideration Applications tor New License*, and ior the Tranfer and Removal or the Renewal of Licenses, of which due no< ice shall have been given to the Clerk of ths Liconaiof Court for the said District. T. KIRK, Cltrk Licensing Court. Resident Magistrate's Offlct, Alexandra, 3rd May, IS76*. TCOST, STOLit>, OK bTKAIiJ^' FrolEya Paddock at Fen Court, CuvCridge, last Friday^fight, a JET BLACK^grRAUGHT MIRE. A stH^able Reward^wul be given for her Recovery if StuavecL'tfnd Twenty Pounds (£2O) if Stolen for^r^tion that will lead to the Convict ionpffhe Thief/V^ MAoObBAN k CO. _>frtflt. 1876. X.

|~itB'|Ll Black Setter Dog. — AnvpuiandHg "^ bimwilMje revrardtd^tf^eletaiuing him af tar this notica wuhWJfoaocuted. .•*tfCHAT!tI**QSANKO,

TCJOBINSON'S ESTATE. All Persons ha 'ing Claims Against this Estate will please send them in immediately to tht undersigned. All Moneys Due to the Estate must atonoe bt Paid to him, or to Mi Hugh Kirkwood, who is authorised to Receive tho same. JOHN WILSON, Executor.

TjJXOHANGE TTOTBL, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. R. R. CAMPION Having returned to tht above Hottl, begs to thank hif customers for past favours, and rwptotfullly soliqiti a continuance of ■ Chair t patronagt. R. B, CAMPION.

"NT °* >_y^' >° '* The Members of thplLwe Lodge are h'ersbj Summoned to AttufS a MeWng of their Lodge attb» VicioriayHall, HamiitcWon Satu*j>aj BrKKlKO^stTMay, at 7 o'olookfKm. Br^Kler ol the W.M. *Hgaruawahia, May 1, 1876. •. 1 ' -^k

/IAMBBIDGE CAVALRY VOLUN PEERS. \Jt Tht Usual Half-Yearly Drill and Training will Commvnct on WEDNESDAY, tht 10th May, at 10 a.m. Members are requested to Paradt on that daj with all Arms and Accoutrements. JAMES RUNOIM AN, Captain O.C.V.

rr\R AWAiiUTU CAVALRY VOLUNX TBERS. Tht Usual Half- Yearly Drill and Training of alove Corps will Commenoe on MONDAY, the 22ad May, 1876. WM. JAOKBOV, Major, Commanding Waikato Cavalry Votatfam,