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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 755, 19 April 1877, Page 3

New Advertisements. TE N D E R S for clearing and ploughing I,OOCf. acres (more or less) fern land on the Hokonui and Towhai road, will be received by the undersigned, from whom all particulars can be obtained up to May 2nd. ' " HENRY REYNOLDS: . , Manager Waikato Swamp Company. Eureka Station, April 16th, 1877. IHE HIED, irpthers, F^EED, Brdthers, REED, Brothers, ARE COMINGr, 1 ' And wijl appear m their" ' ."'.'/;;'■ w6jsderfuxi MUSICAL ENTEtfTAiprENT '•"' ■■"■■' ON SATFEDAY THE 21st. At tbe Hamilton Hall, . The programme will appear on Saturday. HAM ILT O N FERr RY. NOTICE. On and efter SATURDAY, the 2let of April, all TOLLS at this -Ferry will be colleoted sardo 1 as at a toll bar, "pay before crossing." Credit will not be given. , EBENEZER POTTER, Leasoe. Hamilton, April 19th 1877. fTIBNDERS for the erection of a School JL Teacher's' House at Alexandra will be received by the undersigned until 4 p m 1 on' TUESDAY; Ist May, 1877. Plan and specification to be seen ' at the office of the Board of Education, Wyndhamstreet, Auckland, and on application to .... - •;•; „ „ .: J.AUBIN* : - •: ; : .■■ ■' '■■■■'■} ■'•■ ' t Chairman; Alexandra, " .:*••:!.:...•••••;'■:•■ School- Commit tee. ,-,,7w/: .i: ...■•:=...'. ■:• •• .- : - i ■■■ -■ ■-■ XJE p AVID O AR N A Q H A.N. All persons indebted to this estate are requested to pay immediately to Mr S Bright, Auctioneer and Acoountant, Cam* bridge. . V T '-= E • -'■■'• '■' '-'■' •- ' ' ! " JOHN BUCHANAN, Trustee. N. B.— All accounts not paid within one month from 16th April, will be handed to a Solicitor for collection. HEGARTY'S GLOBE ; 'TEOITP^' WILL have the honour of appearing as follows m the Waikato di 3« trict. . . „.,.,.. . , f • NaARUAWAHti-^Schbdl Boom^--Wed« nesday, 25th and Thursday, 26th April. " Hamilton Wbbt— At the Barrak Room —Friday 27th and Saturday 28th April. Cambridge— Monday, 80th April, and Tuesday Ist. May. Doors open at 7-30. Commence at 8., Admission ,jteiMid ; ' 2s. ? ;*j fi. :'*s" r Tt/T ISBIHG FRIEND. Mr James Coleman who left home m 1854, ha»;not;beeh heard of since August, 1855 ; if living is now the only surviving brother, of Bernard Cqleman, Esq., 3 P, Ball j barrack House» Dundalk, County Louth. Communicate with your brother at once, or Pbter Coleman, Hamilton, Waikato..' •..; ■ ■.;,-; -i /•,:■-. ; ::- ST PME;B'S CHUB. OK HAMILTON. A PAROCHIAL TEA PARTY AND T - : '' "' 'ENTERrATNMRNIJ ' Will be held at the Gymnasium— A C Barracks, by kind permission : of Coii LtOKj WEDNESDAY,- APRIL 25^ Tea on the table at 6 p m. The -Entertainment consisting of Song?, Duets, GHees, and Readings. Commence at 8p m. Tickets, price 2/6, ■ • , at .the Stores and Hotels. Thebb will bb a Good Mook. * # * The proceeds to be devoted to Harmoninm Fund. ■vr o t i o c i . Whereas my wife, Aqnts Panton HabSAKt, has without cause er reason left her home, I hereby give Public Notice that I will not be responsible for any debts, or liabilities incurred by her after this date. MARTIN HaRSANT. Raglan, April 17th, 1877. nnENDERS will be received by tho i JL " Waikato Bwamp Company" up to SATURDAY the 28th inst., for ploughing 400 acres .(more or' hss) of fern laud. For particulars, apply to HENRY REYNOLDS. Manager. Eureka, 16th April, 1877---nnHE BREAD sold by me and baked JL by Treeweellar. being made from Thornton Smith and Firth s beßt flour, will ensure first quality and correct weight as advertised by him. N. R. COX.