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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 620, 11 May 1876, Page 2

TT7iIKATO STEAM N^ COAL MINING .COMPANY Head Ollice Fort Street Auckland. Recßiving Depot, Railway ' Station. Local Manager : MR R. K. il UK T t Ngaru»wania Agents Alexandra ... Mr E. L. Hops • Caro^"'lL'« ... MrU.J. Aeal Hamilton ... MrJ. X McDonald Toßore ... 11 r AY. Chester Mercer... ... MrGKF. lloskmg Port Waikato ... Mr J. 11. Daahwood IHUQUGH FBEIGUTS TO AND FROM WAIKATO, CJp Down Auckland to Ranciriri prr ton 3<)s 25s Auckland to Newcastle „ 40s 3us Auc 1 laud to above Newcastle., 45s 3j3 Auckland to Waikato Heads,, 30* 30s RIVEIt FREIGHTS. Up Down Mercer to Rangiriri .. ... 15a J1)J 1 ) Mcicer to Newcastle ... 2os *o Mercer to .iliove Newcastle 30s 20a i.iticci to SVniWaro Up.da .. 15« l- r >* TiMiUJß— per IUO feet— Heads to Mercer, Is Gd ; l to Newcastle, 2% ; t) Ifomilton, 'Is Qd ; to Alexandra or Ca,m- , bridge, 3s. ; jdercer to Newcastle, Is lid ; to Hamilton, 28 ; to Alexandra o: Cambridge, 2a Gd These rat« are for Bargeloacl-", to be loadcl and discharged by Bhipper. If shipped in small quanti.iss, or received per nil at Mercer, la per 100 extra for loading and discharging. Ltve .Stock taken only at Owner's risk, per agreement. All Freights if not Prepaid, payable ou Uelirery. }?3 Accounts will be kept. Storage will be charged on all Goods not tnkru delivery 0 of within Twenty-four hours alto.arnval at destination, at the rate of On* Halfpaany per Foot per Day. PASSAGES. From any Township on the River to the nexb one, vu; — Heads, Tuafcau, Herccr, Ranyinri, ' Newcastle, Hamilton, Cambridge, Whxta Whatu, AlexandraCabin Passage, 5»; Deck, 3a 6d ; Horse, 5s 4 '■Buggy, 5«. The Company ar« not responsible for loss of, or <~ damage doua to, cargo or stock, arising from 11 % c • Qood«, temper I*,1 *, the act of God, and the Quemi's enemies ; oi Irotn any accidents of tho seas, rivers, (■roadsteads, and narigalion, collision, snt»gmp, 1 boilers, steam or machinery, or for delay or deLentK 'Cioa of any description. The Company will not bo responsible for pock'Ege placed ou the steamer without shipping \ioteo, printed foima of which ran be had at - 6h» Ccmpauy's otiioe, 2fgaruaw..hia. FPANZ SCHERFF, Secretary.

WAIKATO STEAM NAVIGATION OOiL ftltNESa OQ\tPANY iLUfTTED ) TIM A TABLBi ISiaroßt to Hamiltott (per Waiinto) Monday, Wedneiday and Friday, at 10.15 nm „ „ (per Alert) Tuesday, Thursday ond Saturday, at 10.15 am Hamilton to* Mercer (psr Wnikato) Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 8 c in „ „ (per Alert) Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8 a iv Hutcilttn to Cambridge (per Alert), Tneeday Thursday, andSaturday, immediate'y after arriTal of i.aisrnger steamer from Mercer. x< Cnu'hndgc -to HrmiHon) per Alert), Monday, Wednesday, and Fntl»y, catching the down 6tcuiner at Hamilton. R. B. HUNT, Local Manager.

■PTA.IKATO RTEAM NAVIGATION & VV COAL MINING- CO. LIMITED. NOTICE TO SIIIPFERS 10 WAIPA STATIONS, Qv,ing 4o t> 8 low state of the Waipa River, the st .iincr cannot now reach Terore. \fr Vi. kevs hut Liiiflly consented to nllow w <> <U t<> he I.n-lodcn hi » farm, and Mr E L PR, of Alexandra, has erected a Marqueo -Hi n. uud wul rcoime gooda ou behalf of con'jJUl'<f ••. iV\i\i will plecso mate thrir own arrangentt iswathMr Ui PE, aud inatract their agpnts c>ii iiuo ihe -nderri^nod to direct tlieir good 'iilK'i-tp Vi kcr'j Landing on tho Waipo, or to •■jt -t tun nn tho Hoiotiu lliey mny p!e.t. L., ■"-'•- will not be icceived at Auckland unless '-.jj • iil.y addi<6sed to any of the aboro landing !»' ,-•■*. t lie fo-1 my will not be responsible for any <-l> d f i ( >r bouig lauded on river bank at Mr Vkjkeb*". FBANZ SCUEBFF, Secretary. Auckland, Maroh 4tb, 1876.

dj^TRAN&EIIS to Auckland lnr.stnecessarily feel *^ puszled as to the best establishment at which to procure clothing and other necessary articles for on a journey. Samuel Coombes there. £oru brga respactfully that they will call at the 4 lty Clothing Mart, D 2 Queon -street, just above tlie "Daily Southern Cross" ffico, whero thej v.'ill be ablo to from the moat varied and brut sclented itoek in the colony, comprising e'othing, hosiery, ties and scarfs, linen and paper oolhrs of all Btylea, whito?and coloured "shirts 3*nnrl and Crin.can ehirti, underclothing of cr^ry dfsoription, hats, portmanteaux, trau-lling %Dtl corpet \mg§, f perfumery, and other toilet -flcccisanos, &c, 'lhero is also a large T-ulormg dejiurtment connectedjirith tlie Cloth ing Mart, which— nil hough but lately started— hue, from the excellent style and fit of the garment* turned out, taken first place in tho trade *spcci»llj *•• "which tli*» attention of travellers is tiled: Any garment mad« 'within twenty-four TjiiiTi, »nJ au irrpproocluble fit gmranteed. — S C >omb*S City Clothing Mart, 02 Quren-fltreet, loi'or ng EjlablisUmoiit, llijjli tlxcet.