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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 920, 16 May 1878, Page 2

NOTICE TO GRAIN GROWERS. REAPING ft BINDING With the Latest wkrove^^gS^ ( McCORMICK'3 A NI7 W ALTEKJ/&Q Jl^^lfT/^/^MfttllN, l M : vpLA&ZealanqiAKenfa&Sole \Agenti tor 3 I}ie stef Ho|&of tl&ffwve Majteiji fog Auckland and HawkvVßay DistridW,'trS prepared to receive Ordera for Delivery m time for next harvest. - -The *Bl'i*a»«ANfi*ei«^fiß*«K «fc appliance for S»ving both Grain and Labour cannot be too highly commended, and the fact that 1 qy.tr IQuQ of them are the strpugeat evidence of its efficie'nioy. ; }{ ■ -ilo guard' j'ajgaiast disappointment m next season's deliveries we must imprest upon intending parchaaeM the nep.eMJty of prompt ioßtructions, ao that Orders may be transmitted by the eariiest Mail. All orders must be m writing. Prioe and other information on applica- . tionto ; T. *S. MORRIN,: ..,> WHOLESALE & BETAIL IRONMONGfiR», AUCKLAND. NOT ICE. i ..,:A' ETER this date all matters, con--1 J\. ■.'. ■•!■ nectedwith Advebusekentsj Subsciwptions, Job Pmnoi^o, Etc., For this paper, -j^ll be attended |to. by^ MR. GEORGE ED GECUIjI.BJJj. Wfto will be constantly m Haroilton^tp, answer all enquiries m relation'^ ' to the same. • ? MR. T. C. HAMMOND Will pay periodical visits to all parts „ *!,.. ofj-the Waikftto^ for the Collection : of Accounts, Receiving Advertisements, and attending generally to , the re^uiie^neiits Of Customers. „ F. A, ' WigTATCER, Proprietor. H«mi I ton, April 4th, IS7S. ■m i l .'/! '• - : l'Z .. •;. TT haWng come to the knowledge of the Proprietor of this journal that Copies of the "WAIKATO TIMES," Addressed to Subscribers, and left upon or adjacent to their premises, have been REMOVED AND TAKEN AWAY by persons not authorised to do so, NOTICE ISiHEREBY GIVEN that any person so found removing and' taking away any such copy of this journal will be PROSECUTED WITH THE UTMOST RIGOUR OF THE LAW. . Maiju JNUTIUK. MAILS « for Aiiekland ; and .' intermediate Offices close at Hamilton daily at 12 (noon) and 8 p.m. (l)^-For Alexandra and intermediate Offices, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 1.30 p.m. (1) — For Cambridge and intermediate Offices daily, at 1.30 p.m. 1 (3)— For Piako (Wsiifcoa) Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 1 p.nu (4) — Ngahinapouri every Saturday at 11 a.m. 1 JAMES TAYLOR, i Sub-Postmaster. Hamilton. February 18, 1878. -