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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 858, 15 December 1877, Page 2

;riiK halb of Dr Wifdingtbn'i stock md furni ure by J D & E ttih wi.l take place at Alexandra u>*day. Tenders for the re-election of a «t »re it i >ufte*str«iet, Ofmbri'ge, will be re* OHVtid up to Wtduedday next. , Thb Bank* (ia Hamilton duly) will be 0 6*ed on Tuesilay n xt at b ou, un the occasion of tho opjuin^ of the ra lway extenion.- ; Bbbp, it will be teen, ha^ gone dow < tittiijuwer m pr ce, aid i^ qajwd uo*, by „Mr.;Baokl«ud at from 21<i to 23s per ioo^. Vp-, , " : ; •"■■.= ■•■;. ' ::i '°. . ■-■ JSTArt'iNAL I'SURAITCS COMPANY. — M' W. M.O.egir Hay, m will be «edO, n<>B< brti n app /iuted agent to UamiUou of the aoo've Company. Mb J Wood, of tho tfottingbam Cactlu H t I, 1^ prop«red co c»rt ire^ht be ween H«m itou and Pi.ko at tho rate « f £2 5s p*sr too. la<i i.khi* idub Farmers' Cctim will mue »k lueaaay uero for cueir auo*monthly tue am , a hen a piper will b ( . read on '* The «v iaoa sowing uf grnßiesn Mr John Knox, of the Wharf Score, draw* cbe at eutr<. a of th- psople of 'iauiilton and dietriot to nia list of prices, and aska comparison wi n o'largeß «iuewhere. A Beward of £20 is off >re l. by th manager of th* Piaku Bw»mp .Coinp »u> to any person giving soo'i inform »upn a» will leal to tne o nviutib < of pesiun ligh'iujj fires eadangcridjtb*] CotnpauyV property. PaiZß The raembera of the.i shooixug clan m counec&ion. with the" H.>miltt>n coutlugeno of the Te Avramu v Cavalry will meet at the butts thu moruiug a« balf p«st mue o'oiuek. • : - C'AvißkciDbß; Oatilb Salis— As Mr BiiuKluud'o U»iubna^e catt>e Bale, to have been held upon the laae Tuesday m ,the monib, would have fallen on O&ristj m** d<-y t it will be n-dd on Toeaday next, the 18»>i iastiead of the 25 &, 11 lIUTCHKRdD T* M\KB A CHRKTIvn's Holiday !" - *! n B«rs iiancor «ai Nolan hold (heir C >BV>ridge monthly oattlo «aio ,ou Tnnrsday nexc, the 20ch imt., waen ''taey will off jr, amongac otber stgok, tou 1 bplendidly fattened ballocke for OuiiatI maa be f . ; I Waikato Oountt R )iiii Tenderu for revising tne R '.ngiriri out iatrict va<aa> I lion roll: will be receive 1 by the Clark of the Wttifeato Cou.ity until the 20th instan 1 . iha mli mast be completed witnin one month of the tender , n*ving been accepted. - Spurgeon once, iv preaohing on lcCjn-feßsio-i," shx 1 : — "Having s- arched tbe Bible 'brougb, I ciQ <>nl<. fi td on- to. in mentioned- w^io ever .oontea fd.i That wan . Ju as l-.ca.fcit; au' y..u will romeui'je.r my brtthien, that he immediately .went. ■ out aud lungei himaol." < I Mb and 4lßd -ioRTON Pavares oiade their aupe.rmoe last nignt to « iia uiit'jn amueuoi m the 'Happy Pair,'. and a ccene f < om the «S jhool for Sj *ndai.' lue -Ha 1 was tolerably well filial, and atfui fall of tbci curtain the md.ence testified their appf ova- of the ev-. niiags performance by a r>nnd uf hearty tpplaua). | Mb. Mb hi wri o» o an. Bnplmh Bx« ehaige ou tie subj^c of rat ml« nj? as follows :— " A i o.d g*m- kdapec told me that mixng ple<uy ->f very fi i 1/ po^d-ired i loaf-sugar with the irt-nio ur other ! poisous was the Hgiu w «y to outwit h i cunning race. Ti« iwent neutc Ay c- th j bitter. I cons lei* thi>i importaic Ni •douo p>wierdd iwf sugtr, uj.al, aud p .is m urm •. c cur eet card " i BuM THI'G i« going to be done at lm for th bo rd-for^keu i-ib*bit<a.B -f V ct-Kia 8 r. et noutu i<> We c liaaiilton , I'no footptC'i oi the wodt side of en 1 etr «t, wuion vow term iatea n tti-ohu-on, i-< to be om.iuuj.i oi abiat » quarter of a mile past «tx<i front f t »« : danMok baildn,' to obi cor«ie<- ot <he ocx or sd s reec Te-ider» for perfortni i^ t&w : wot-K wtli be received <>y thi H^oai^t > W st Town B>ara till Taursday next. A Disclaim «t. —We h*ve been »sk?id by Mr J inn X.a »jc v.h*t oe has done to injure the Wa X to i'imb*. that we hunui h v ■ puuishrtj >>iai airne ia <>hU journal aa n^ uf tie Railway Upooug Oelebratim 0 >mm>ttee ; mixing hiu name up witn tbe reso as ooe of them Mr Knot oompLiins 'hat he will lose paste by t»ppe ring tv be «a ioc ated with the pc pte wbo fo m the committee m qnes« tiou, and be^a us to et&te that his naioe was plaoei np>n it withoUa his Ban tiun or even knowledge. Hamilton East School. — Tho distribution of prizrftf <»yard <i at> ihe late ex »min»tiou, on Tv s lay Usfc, will be held on I'uesiayuex th* 18 n ins' ant. ou WQtoh ojca-i'^n tae Ca*irmjn • £ the Board, At 5j T. Siddoi, will pr sije. The children are rcqueated to atteud at tnon Pi»r«ntß and t. -nndi ot th<* ohiiden would ooly do their <iu<y, uad afford eno»tt>-ageui3nt t-j both to*oh rs aad ohiidrea, if, instead of bainsf oonsuioa >U8 by tn«-ir absdnoe, aa is utualiy the case oa »aoti ooc tsioas, they attended w tafcf part m be p<-oooa lings. Yotma Amrkioa —There are going ab u; the drawing rooma (saya the Lon don corre»pondent*of the * Nelson Even* ing Mail') two « haiaoseristio storieP respecting the visit uf General Grant and his sen to Windsor Castle. In tho dining*room there were two tables, and Graut minor was paced at th<- ac«oad. wuoro eat h< Lo <is iu-Waitng. Bn hie repuul can soul a»«lt«d wi:b mdign*ion h.thn, toa of the «j. Fr-a <i.-o • should nob be p»t iv one <»f st c v««y fi rs p<aoes, and, r giog fro n uu oh*ir, •■ I>u »y exclaimed, *• 1( I *out t:.<ke my ceao nc thu, >ah' r ta?»le, I qtit" Evj^u ly one of tne Quo no a ga^o place to the ir»te y ah. After dma r her a jay was cou ye sing «vitb Genea Graac, a >m whit apartr, whea np ca>tie the lrreoeasuie Gr-uC minor, *nd t,m addrt-.wd bin aa-mnued sue; "I «*y, fa'hur, ju t introduce me to tbn Qaeu.i, right away." Her Majes.y took the mat er— an ie only cm d Wjll be 'akeu - aaajike; butsnemu*^ htv^ }<ad aom* diffluttlt> ia keeping hor cmiu-en»no-> when hn ad Jed, 'I gueus, Qieon, I'm about tue n>ai cha% ev*^ w^ uicroUucod »» yvu tlili f^ios/' '

Mr IV, J. Harp, C in i«r mid GeneralS orekeeper of Piuko, udvf-r/isea hia timetable of conveyances between Hamilton and that place. Tendbhs for ' tho erection of a brick building for Mr, J. H>, Hill, at Hnnvlton West are called ifor-by \Jr. Thos. H. While, the arohifcSatv »nd wi 1 be refo^jed oa or before Monday t.h-> 24i>h mot j O^A.Cifrjil itS. ALEXANDRA,— VTetake tliw" oi&iWFWfiify of ooa'feiptina: .sjm "error into '^iiot%our \ lexih Ira tfnrVestranqent hasjfaHeaJin ] h s letter published <dpvour v la^jiuSsue.!^Pe abates t'laJlJ'th* comraandiffgjtnn district hafiik*"+wav about" the duly av-ilabl ; man there." the only ehinge la>oly made at th<* Alexandra Station has been (he removal i^afiuifiJlSfikS I .^^]?^ ? e "^i"? °f .*R. < l l .^ er . !. n Tiia "plac-iT " " We"*«natrf' tliis exprniiaUbif?" jn ftimpio fairueaa to the officer com"mabdihg. ' : «*"THB ' *Sh »P3 IN- THB NEW 1 BbIOK Buildings m Hamilton wil: soon bo ooouptaj. Mr, T. 0. -Hammond, m 'a.notneF oblumn. annom ces his ri'm)»<il next week, and will cake the occasion iv moving into 'largo' an t m ir=» c-o* Voriie»iir premises, of opening one of the most a tractive sliops yet <->t»rted m Harai tou. In addition 'to the fititiwiary husn-a< Mr. Hammond will ice,.. m hand a large variety of fancy goods, and a weil ■asßwted 4ook of patent ma i bines, pc — fufoery, aii toilet ivquisi-es, and seilj too, aY Auckland pr res Lovers of fcobaco' will fi »1 the very 'best b *aU *iw iy> on hand, aid at renßOi*ble rate's,' 'while 'a wa) t much felt m ihv .y? ikato will bo fcupplied m ihe opening .f a oircuUtinig ijbPurj , consisting o< 000 ' iiona»n I bo »ka, araon^s w nob is afiie. c»lleoti'n of lig >t litoratur and ata<iriini J^JnelfshHutnora. Alto>eta«r, Mr. Htm •ii»ad* n-jw prerai <cs s will farm an at'.-ae-'i »ri of no orJi> ary merit. A.j.i m»iet tha <«qu rt?raenr.s, iv m-my di'-ecui-iis, of a dißi-.fi.ic Which h<ivthi» passed >he. early stages of set leme'nr, h:^ bo«ouie ed if ■•lie means and a* quire 1 i taste in' •he enjj^mont of c .tan of the luxur»ed of omi'ZAtion. Waikato HABBouit Bili. — Mention haa been inada more than o»ce m our Wellingcou telegca'm*~nf » bill (aiaoe »ropp« ) entitled the W'ikat » Hat b«>ur Bil 1 , the tenor of whih was kaovro to f«*r of oar readdre. V7e may, now that a lase lumber of the HansuM baa came to hand, a copy of the bili never did aoy state tuat iw o j ot was -to enable th« County Oo'anoii of Waikato t • improve the river and harbour of WiiKato y taking necessary preoautio s from ciraa to timti t> inprove the navigation, and by th<i • pr-eßervauon of tn-i banks, by willow planting and else wise savu the washing aivay of the river b *uks aid tne accutnuUtion of sboala. Toe bill t^jgat o provide : the Cou noil a. apecul euii'i i w» m>mt to euabte io to undurrake i.fiia f work. At the second raiding inore<l hy Sir tt. Otugtas, t><e measure *as Hnpp-rted by th»r. Mentlemao add vir Dignan and opposed by Sir George Grey aad MrJßo^e, tho tormor aGitiag i.ha. the Governmeu^ ' would not pledge itseif to allow the oill to go ' through ia leg p ese..t form. The obj ct, he said, Wis no duubt a very go .a ou«, and tae government would ace wh&c could ba iloae to enable the G >uuby Juunoil of Watkato to keep tiio aavig^-iou of the river open, bat ti.- question of the valae ♦nd qual ty of tie i*al proposed to be <4iven as an endowtaent mnat be taken iato o >nsid«ratio > b fore tha governrabnt o«ratd aflSfnt. to the measure. &LrHo*e simply designated he bil as 'a fancy mo i<>n.