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Waikato Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1178, 15 January 1880, Page 3

Notices.

HAMILTON AUCTION MART. SATURDAY, JANUARY 17. At 2 pan. CHOICE FREEHOLD FARM. SUBSCRIBER has been favored with instructions from Mr Eyers, to sell by auction on the above date. His Farm at "okinui, oontainiag 80 acres firtt-claig soil, npon which is erected a comfortable cottage. The farm is securely fenced, and there are 40 acres laid down in permanent pasture. Subscriber would strtnglr recommend persons in want of a small farm in a rapidly rising district, to inspect the above before the date of sale. The farm immediately adjoins the Waikato Swamp Company's property, and a school if about being erected u the immediate vicinity. Title, Crowii grant. Terms at sale.

KENNEDY HILL.

HAMILTON AUCTION MART. SATURDAY, 17*h JANUARY, At 2 p.m. ■POTATOES, KUMERAS, OAT 3, XT &c., &o. t B j order of the Waikato County Council, A Quantity of Galvanized Iron. KENNEDY HILL. TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF WAIKATO..

H SMITH begs 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. SMITHS Fruit Depot, HAMILTON. npHE WELL-KNOWN IMPORTED Shorthorn BULL, British King,

Lately the property of E. W. Gubbins, Esq., will STAND at Mr. Weal»s Farm, Teßahu,from Ist JANUARY. Terms—los 6d. JAMES WEAL.

TURNIP MANURE. TUKJNIP MANURE. A CONSIGNMENT of Crans celeJ\. brated Chemical Manure, specially prepared for the Turnip Crop is noir arriving, ex Fernglen, and will shortly be ready for delivery. The success which has already attended Chemical manures shipped by Mr Crau, is sufficient guarantee as to quality. High Analysis. Liberal Terms. HAMMOND and BYRO *, Sole Agents for New Zealand. Auckland, Ist December, 1879.

Tt/TR W. J. HILL, Solicitor and Notary, has resumed his practice at No. 36, Shortland-street, Auckland. January 8,1880. Dickeson & Burnett BE6 TO DIRECT PARTICULAR ATTENTION to their P.\LE and Other ALES, in Sulk and Bottle, BREWED ON THE Burton System, Which are strongly recommended for their BRILLIANT and KEEPING Qualities. NO Sugar or ixlupcose used — purely a Malt and Hop Extract. DICKESON & BURNETT, 2ULSTBRS AND BREWERS, NaARUAWAHIA, WAIKATO.

NOTICE. MESSRS. JAMES YOUNG and THOMAS NIXON beg to inform the inhabitants of Cambridge and the surrounding country settlers that on and after Ist November, they will COMMENCE BUSINESS as WT7HEELWRIGHTS and V^ COACHBUILDERS, in the premises lately occupied by Mr Richardson, and hope by civility and good workmanship to merit a share of public patronage.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. fTRHE Paitnershlp hitherto existing beJL tween Robert Swarm and David Sherriffs, at Hamilton East, under the style or firm of " Swarm and Sherriffs," Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The said Robert Swarm will continue to carry on the business and will pay and receive all debts due by and to the late firm. Dated at Hamilton this 20th day of November, 1879. Witness— James Coombes. ROBERT SWANN, DAVID SHERRIFFS.

ROBERT SWANN, Blacksmith and Wheelwright, begs to inform the inhabi* tants of Hamilton and the Waikato, that, having the above business entirely in hia own hands, he is prepared to undertake work of every description, and guarantees to give satisfaction. ROBETR SWANN. Hamilton, 20th November, 1879.