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Waikato Times, Volume XIII, Issue 1140, 16 October 1879, Page 3

New Advertisements. CAMBRIDGE. S; BRIGHT-" is instructed by the Trus • tees of the late •*- ergoaub Majo] Fraser, to Sell a. Miss Eraser's residence the whole of tho Household Furnitur' and effects, on Saturday next, at li o'clock, Bedsteads and Bedding, Washstands, Toilet Glasses, Ware, Tables, Chairs, Couch, Two Rucking Chairs, Lamps, Grate, Boilers, Saucepans, Wertheim and Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machines, nearly new ; Hog Skin Saddle, Bridles, and a number of Bits, 2 Silver Lever Watches, several Horses, &c. , &o. b/BRIGHT, Auctioneer. HAMILTON CONTINGENT. TE AWAMTTTU CAVALRY VOLUNTEERS. CLASS FIRING. THOSE members who qualified for the •Second Class. will assemble at the Butts' ou Thursday, 16th instant, at G 1 The second squad for third class will commence firing at 8.30 a.m. on Monday, 20th inst. CHAS. JOHNBON, Lieutenant. October 13th, 1879. CAMBRIDGE NORTH TOWN. SHIP HIGHWAY BOARD. HMENDERS will be received until noon X of Wednesday, tho 22nd inst., For forming and Gravelling Dukestreet, from Mr Hewitt's corner to top of present cutting. Plan 3 and specifications may be eeen on application to the seoretary, at the Criterion Hotel. J. PALMER CAMPBELL, Chairman, C.N.T.H.B.D. Cambridge, 15th October, 1879. CASH SALE OF DRAPERY, CLOTHING, &C, &c, &c. PREVIOUS to removing into his New Premises, N. R. COX, has determimed to hold a Genuine Clearing-out, Sale of the whole of his valuable and well selected stook of Drapery and Clothing, Ironmongery, Crockery, &c, at such reduced prices that must ensure a speedy clearance; or, he will return THREE SHILLINGS iv the £ (35.) to all Cash Puechasebb, N.R.C. has decided to give up keeping the undermentioned aricles, which will be sold regardless of cost, viz : — BOOTS and SHOES OILS and PAINTS ROPE and PAPERHANGINGS Igg-' AU Goods marked m plain figures. P*ASTE ou Friday Next. NOTICE. IN ref erence to MrWayte's advertisement regarding the business hitherto 'oarried on by me, I beg respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Waikato, that, though I was compelled by adverse circumstances to assign my stock to Mr. Wayte (m value far m excess of his legitimate claim), that I have not m any way parted with the Goodwill of my Business, and tbat I hope m a short timo to Re-open m Hamilton, and trust that the many friends who have hitherto supported me'will do so again m my new venture. T # C.Hammond. XME -E3 _E6» CS _B 3K-. THE TRAIN STOPS HERE TWENTY MINUTES. - DARKELL has pleasure m an- • noancihg to the travelling public that the new Refreshment Booms at tlie Eailway Station, Mercer, Are now Re- opened aud iv full swing* First-class meals are served immediately on the arrival of every train. D.A. will be glad to see his friends ' giving him a call again. fi ASTE on Friday Next. TEETH ! TEETH ! TEETH ! ! _»__-* JE**-. !___-_» _C SURGEON DENTIST, aUEEN-STEEET, AUCKLAN D Begs to inform his Patients and the inhabitants of Waikato that he can be consulted at Mr Pearce's Hotel, Hamilton , on 24th, 25th and 27th of this month. At Cambridgo on 21st, 22ud a_d 23rd, at Dr. Waddington's. i fi ASTIS on Friday Next. » NOTICE. 3 f"MP.OUNDEJ_, on the 15th day ol X October, by Mr Wm. Renolds, foi , damages, one red and white bull stag, i two pieces cut out of the left ear. owners I unknown, for which the sum of L 3 damages having been released, m default • of being claimed, will be sold by public - auction at the Publio Pound, Hamilton I East, on the 28th day uf October, 187'J, i at noon. „,-r-r-i v— < t CHARLES MU LLI NS, Pound Keeper. Hamilton East, \ October iOth, 1370.