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Waikato Times, Volume XII, Issue 995, 7 November 1878, Page 3

NSw AdvertisementßTO BUIDERS AND OTHERS. mENDSRS are required up to noon of X Tuesday, the 12th November, for the Erection of an Hotel at the Town* ship of Waihou, Upper Thames Valley, near Waitoa, for Mb Edwin Mibskn. Flans, &0., at my office, and duplicates of same at the office of the 'Thames Advertiser ', Grahamßtown. THOMAS H. WHITE, Arohiteot. Victoria Street, Hamilton. PLOUGHING. mENDERB are required far Ploughing X and Harrowing 2000 Acres of Land, for Mr J. C. Fibth, at Matamata, under the following conditions, viz. : — The Land will be Cleared ready for Ploughing. Ploughing to be not less than four inches deep ; furrows to be clean cut and well turned over. To be well Harrowed three times. The proprietor will provide Harrows, together with pasture for Three Horses for each Double-furrow Plough or Set of Harrows worked. One extra Horse to each Team of three will be allowed to run at grass free. Grazing of every Horse beyond that allowance will be charged for. Ploughing mnst commence not later than December 1, 1878, and the work must be completed in a workmanlike manner to Mr CawkweU's satisfaction, not later than February 28, 1879. No Tender will be accepted for less than 250 Acres, and not less than two Doublefurrow Ploughs must be kept at work for each 250 Acres. Seventy-five per cent, will be paid as the work proceeds. Onehalf of each Contract mußt be finished before January 15, 1879 ; in default, the Contract will be terminated, and Re-let. If any Contract be not completed on February 28, 1879; ten per cent, of total amount of Contract will be forfeited. Mr Cawkwell will point out the ground. Tenders, marked •• Tender for Plough* ing and Harrowing," to be sent to Mr Cawkwell, Matamata, or to Mr J. O. Firtb, Auckland, not later than Nov. 11, 1878. -YTTAIKATO TURF CLUB VV SPRING MEETING, IK CONNECTION WITH THB ANNUAL CAVALRY REVIEW, ON THB CHAUPO RACECOURSE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29. Cavalby Httbdlb Racbi— For Troop Horses only, owned and ridden by members of one of the Waikato Volunteer Cavalry Troops. Two miles, over eight nights of hurdles ; welter weights for age. Ist Prize, £20 ; 2nd Prize, £5. Entrance, 10s. Railway Platb (Handicap). — Open to all comers. Distance, 1£ milee. £40 ; 2nd horse to save his stake Entrance, £2; £1 to be paid on nomination, and £l on acceptance. Cavalby. Plate — For Troop Horses only, owned and ridden by members of one of the Waikato Volunteer Cavalry Corps. \\ miles ; welter weight for age. £2u ; 2nd horse to receive £2 10s out of the stake. Entrance, 10s. Waikato TtTKi Cltjb Htjbdle Race (Handicap).— Open to all comers Distance, 2 miles, over eight flights of hurdles. £30 ; second horse to receive £5 out of the stakes. Entrance, £1 10s. Consolation Race (Handicap).— l mile. For Horses beaten at the meeting. Ist Prize, £10. Entrance, 10s. All Entries and Nominations to be sent in before 4 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 18, addressed to the Secretary Waikato Turf Club; Hamilton, enclosing fees, name, age, pedigree, color of horse, name of owner, and colors of rider. No entrance will be received on any pretence whatever after the time specified ; and all disputes to be settled by the Stewards, whose decision will be final. The Victorian Racing Club Rules, as adopted by tho Waikato Turf Club, will be strictly adhered, to. All protests during the Meeting 'must be accompanied with a deposit of 3 sovs, which will be liable to forfeiture to the Club should the Stewards consider the protests frivolous or vexatious. The Handicap for the Waikafeo Turf Club Hurdle Race will be declared immediately after the Cavalry Hurdle Race. First Race to start at 1 p.m. sharp. Ladies and Children admitted Fbbe to the Court. Qualification Fee for Open Races, £11. Any further conditions that may be deemed necessary will be advertised in next Issue «f Waikato. Times. KENNEDY HILL, Hon Sec. THIS CAMBRIDGE ANNUAL RACES will take place in Mb Fantham's Paddock, on New Year's Day. Programme in a future issue. WALTER J. SCOTT, Hon. Secretary. Cambridge, Nov, 5, 1878. WHATAWHATA ANNUAL RACES WILL take place on Boxing Day. Particulars in a future advertisement. THISTLE WHOLESALE WINE AND SPIRIT STORE. ASSORTED CASES OF WINE, SPIRirS AND BEER, packed and delivered on the shortest notice. Spirits Overproof always in stock. Sandiman's Port, Cosen's Sherry. Australian Wines— Red and White. Best Brands in any quantity. Having Cool and Spacious Cellerage, our Customers may rely on the SUPERIOR FLAVOR OF THE WINES, Etc., supplied. It being the desire of the Proprietor to supply the VERY BESI ARTICLES at the Lowest Possible Advance on Cost Price, our Prices will be found veiy moderate. Country Orders, icoompanied with Post Office Orders promptly attended to. J # Gt. LITTL E, PROPRIETOR.