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Waikato Times, Volume XIII, Issue 1049, 15 March 1879, Page 3

New Advertisements. Te Awamutu, SATURDAY, MARCH 22. CLEARING SALE OF CATTLE, HORSES, DAIRY UTENSILS, FURNITURE, Etc. THE Subscriber has received instructions from Mr T. Slater (who is leaving the distriot), to sell by public auction, opposite the Bridge, Te Awa mutu, on Saturday, Maroh 22, at 2 p.m. 10 Quiet Dairy Cows (4 m fall milk) 1 Two-year old Ball 3 Young Heifers 6 Calves (two 66 for Batcher) Well-known Brood Mare Topsey, stinted to Derby Young Filly, Dam Topsey, by Derby Spring-Cart, equal to new Hogskin Saddle, Lady's Saddle, Habit, and Whip Dairy Utensils Chairs, Tables, Couoh Mahogany Bedstead, &c. About Four Tons of flay, 1,500 feet of Sawn Timber Floor, Potatoes, Soap, Candles, &o 1 Aore Winter Green Crops, m Garden Also, 1 Patent Lever Silver Hunting Watch 1 Gold do do 1 Clock, an excellent timekeeper Also, the Lease of this Centrallysituated Valuable Property, at per annum. Remember : 2 o'clook sharp; JOHN KNOX, Auctioneer. N O T I OE, IT is requested that all Claims against the Estate of the late Mb Thomas Montgombay be sent m to the undersigned (Executor), on or before Monday, the 17th instant. „.„ M „ FRED. GAUDIN. Hamilton, March 10, 1879. HAMILTON CONTINGENT OF CAVALRY VOLUNTEERS. ANY Parties willing to become t\. Members of a Brass Band m connection with the above Troop are requested to leave their names with the undersigned. __ GEO. EDGECOMBE, Secretary H.C.C.V. GRAND CONCERT and NEGRO ENTERTAINMENT, on MONDAY, March 17, 1879 (St. Patrick's Day), m the Public Hall, Cambridge, m aid of the Cambridge Catholio Church Building Fund, when the Dorawßros. and a variety of well-known Auokland Amateur Talent, assisted by Looal Talent, will appear on the occasion m a very Varied and Attraotive Programme, including Chair Performance by the Entire Company ; Songs (Comic, SerloComio, and Sentimental). Tickets: Front Seats, Double Ticket (admitting two), 6s ; Single Ticket, 3s 6d. Baok Seats, Single, 2s 6d. Doors open at 7 o'clock, Entertainment to commenoe at 7.30 p.m. After the Performance, a Quadrille Party will be held, tickets for which can be obtained at the door, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, NGARUAWAHIA. A CONOERT m ail of the Building Fund will be held m the Schoolroom, Ngaruawahia, on the Evening of Monday, the 17th inst. Doors open at 7 o'clock j Conoert to commenoe at 7.30. Admission, 2s 6i ; Children, Half-price. Tickets can bo obtained from Members of Committee, or any of the Storekeepers T. PATERSON, Secretary. Ngaiuawahia, Maroh 1, 1879. p< A U T I ON. If the Persons who persist m removing Shingles, &c. from the New House, on pa«-t Lot 387. No. 1, do not Discontinue, the matter will be placed m hands of the Police. GEORGE E. BROWNE. Hamilton, March 12, 1879. (VI REW ARD.— Strayed or Stolen : C*tVJL 1 Bright Chestnut Horse, about 16} hands, low m condition, collar mark ; 1 Dark Chestnut Gelding, about 15 hands, saddle mark j I Bay Gelding, about 15 hands, blaok points. Any person giving such information tc the undersigned as shall lead to their recovery will receive the above reward. JAMES COOMBES, Hamilton. WAIKATO STEAM NAVIGATION AND COALMINING COMPANY (LIMITED). NGARUAWAHIA RACES. STEAMERS will mn from Whatawhata, Cambridge, and Hamilton to Ngaruawahia Races on Monday, March 17 (St. Patrick's Day), leaving Whatawhata at 8 a.m. ; Cambridge, 8 a.m.; Hamilton, 9.30 a.m., returning immediately the Races are over. Note: The Steamers land Passengers on the Course. Return Tickets: From Whatawhata, I 4a ; from Cambridge, 6s ; from Hamilton, 4s. Children under 13 years, Half Price. R. R. HUNT, •Local Manager. CAMBRIDGE CaVALRY VOLUNTEERS. TH E Competition Firing for the Diatrict Prizes will be held at the Target, Cambridge, on Thursday, the 20th March, to oommence at 10 s.m. A Target Practice will be held on Saturday, the 15th instant, commencing r at 1 p*m, when as many members as i can possibly make it convenient are invited to attend. JAMES RUNCIM\N, C»pt. C C.V. March 12, 1879