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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 724, 6 February 1877, Page 3

New Advertisements. T^ALUfiRS UNDER "RATING ACT, V 1876. The undersigned have entered into an arrangement to act as Joint Va'uers 1 \ under., the above Act. Terms on application. GEO. EDtfEOUMBK T. V. FITZPATRIGK. 'i . . TTJRF OLUB ANNUAL BALL. Parties who have received Invitations from the Stewards and Officers of the above Club can receive tickets of admission by application to KENNEDY HILL, Hon. Sec. Waikato Turf Club. Admittance by licket only. AN ART UNION on the Waikato Turf Club Handicap, will be drawn at the Volunteer Hall, Hamilton East, on lh? 6th February (the eveni"g before the races), at 8 30 p.m. 100 MEMBERS AT 10a., to be divided as follows : — First Horse ... £25 Second „ ... ... ... •10 Star.ers ... ... .... 10 Non -Starters ... ... 5 All prizes will be pwid subject to a deduction of 5 per cent., to meet expensee. The Drawing will take place on Art rnion principles. If all the tickets are not sold prizes will be paid pro rata. TFOS. DAWSON, Hamilton East. 26th January, 1877. A CALCUTTA SWEEP on the JL Handicpp Pigeon Match will be drawn at the Volunteer Hall, Hamilton East, on the Bth February,, at 5.30 p m. 100 MEMBERS AT 10s , to be divided as follows : — \ £ b. d. First Prize 20 0 0 Second „ 15 0 0 . Third „ 7 10 0 I'ourth,, 5 0 0 Fifth „ ... ... 210 0 AH prize9 to be paid subject to a deducCion of 5 per cent., to meet expenses. The Drawing^vvill .take, placa on 4at Union principles^ '' ' "" " ■■■'■ ■■-■'■-■ ■-■■'■ - S -If all the tickets are not sold prizes 'will^be paid pro rata. THOS. DAWSON, „. | fl a^ilt6ri »East.^'January 26, 1877. , , /^.EORGE WILKINSON, GENERAL SMITH AND AGRICULTURAL 'IMPLEMENT MAKEB, TJB AWAMUTIT. Plough Fittings of all descriptions. Cast and Wrought Shears. Bolts of all lengths always on hand. Repairs of all. kinds of Implements executed with prompitude at hodebatb CHARGES. HORSES CAREFULLY SHOD. Xjl O. SHEPH EE D, PIANOFORTE TUNER, Whata Whata. SETTLERS AND OTHERS VISITING AUCKLAND Will find the THAMES DININQ ROOMS, ■ Queen-street Wharf (next the Toll-house) the most CONVENIENT/CLEAN, AND QUIET House to put up at, being handy to the Shipping and Railway Station. There are Single and Double Bed-rooms, with Private Sitting-room. MEALS AT ALL HOURS ! F. P. GARDINER, Pbopbietor. XTANITY CjIAIR. T. C. Hammond is just opening up a Splendid Collectioo of NEW BOOKS, consisting of — Works Illustrated by Gustavo Dore Complete Set of Dicke .s' Works Franco-Pru»s : an War His'oriesof Eigland acd United States Ornamental Books, for Drawing room Illustrated Travels, 6 vols. Cheap Editions of the Poets, cloth boun I New Novels, &c. Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing Machines Princess of Wales and Mermuid Sewing Machines Ttationerv, Writing Desks, Work Boxei, and Fancy Goods of all description. BRETT'S AUCKLAND ALMANAC : ■•<• ;f '\AT ATTOKtAin) PBIOB, i O N E ,'s H I % LI N G.; MONTHLY PAYMENTS. BOOTS! BOOTS! VpHE CHEAPEST and BEST r HOUSE in the WAIKATO is •j0- J. MISSEN'S, HAMILTON WEST, i Next to the Bank of New Zealand.