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Waikato Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1175, 8 January 1880, Page 3

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"j i~||"\ ACRE improved Farm at Nga-X.V-F \J ruawahia. Terms easy. 55 Aoro Farm, near Cambridge, with house and full improvements. Eighty Acres, parish Pukote, lots 68 a.jid 69. 7 -roomed House, with freehold allotment, centra] part of Cambridge. Thriving Business in Cambridge. 150 Acre Farm atTe Awamutu 100 Acre Farm near Cambridge. Town and Country Lands. W. H. BANDERSON, LAND AGENT, CAMBRIDGE.

WAIKATO TURF CLUB SUM MER MEETING.

THE Hamilton Light Infantry Band will accompany the Delta each day to Steele's Landing. PERSONS holding Licenses from the Waikato County Council, to Slaughter Cattle, are reminded that it is necessary to renew from Ist instant all Licenses having expired on 31st December, 1879. JAS. McPHERSON, Inspector of Slaughter Houses, County of Waikaco. Hamilton East, 7th January, 1880. £1 REWARD.

CfTRAYED from Pukerimu,on the 29th k5 of December, one small dark bay Mare; off hind feet white; near foaling; was seen passing through Ohaupo towards Alexandra. The above reward will be paid to any person delivering the same to P. Cooper, Mart Lake, Te Rapa.

JAMES MUNRO, GENERAL BLACKSMITH AND IX INPIIMENT MAKEIi Haß started Business in the above line in Alexandra. Work turaed out with neatness and despatch. A MEETING of the Railway Com* eL. mittee will be held at the Farmers' Club, Cambridge, on SATURDAY, 10th instant, dt 4 p.m. at which a full attendance is requested. Business: To receive in interim report from Mr Gwynneth. J. P. CAMPB3LL, Secretary to Committee.

rpENDERS will be receivde by the JL undersigned, on behalf of the Waikato County Council, up till noon of THURSDAY, the 29th instant, for Facining and Ballasting the road from jßangiriri to Wairangi. Specifications may be seen at Quick's Hotel, Rangiriri, and at the residence of Councillor Henry, Huntly. JAS. MoPERSON, Clerk Waikato County Council. Hamilton Bast, sth January, 1880. National Hotel, CAMBRIDGE, "VTUMEROUS improvements and ad- "*"^ ditions having been completed, this Hotel now affords the best Accommodation to VISITDfiS

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SPACIOUS SAMPLE ROOMS have been provided for Commercial Travellers. PIEST-CT iSS Billiard Table, Under the Superintendence of a careful Marker. /GUIDES FOR TOURISTS! vJT Arrangements have been made so that guides for Visitors to the Hot Lakes are available upon short notice. Audus Kaynes, Pbopbietob.

TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF WAIKATO..

H SMITH bc-s to inform the public • that he has opened a SERVANT S REGISTRY OFFICE in connection with his Fruit Depot. Servants in want of Situations, and those requiring the same cannot do better than by making immediate application to the undersigned, Terms moderate. H. SMITH'S Fruit Depot, HAMILTON. INTENDING SUBSCRIBERS To the Waikato Hand-book are earnestly requested to send in their names and description of property before the 30th instant to the Local Agents, or, W. BARTLEET LANGBRIDGF, Associated News and Adver tising Bureau, AUCKLAND.

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