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Waikato Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1207, 23 March 1880, Page 3

Notices.

For, Sale.

GEORGE E. CLARK, SEED MERCHANT AND COMMISSION AGENT, CAMBRIDGE. To Carters, Contractors and Others. For Sale-First-class Oaten Chaff, cut from Sheaf Oats, with all grain left in; best sample in market. Bran Oats at lowest rates Fencing Wire, Nos. 5, 6, 8 Bonedust (Victorian) „ (Calif ornian) Superphosphate Lime Manure Salt 50 Tons first-class Table Potatoes, delivered in ton lots from field, at lowest rates. Grass and Clover Seeds, best quality. Bed Clover 0a 9d Cow Grass Is Od White Clover Is Od Alsyke Is 2d Timothy 0s 6d Eape Ob 5d Poverty Bay Rye Grass Cocksfoot, according to sample. LAND FOR SALE. Several first-class improved Farms at reasonable rates. Loans negotiated on most favorable terms. GEORGE E. CLAJRK, Land and Commission Agent.

For Sale, the owner having no further use for him, A T£REE-QUARTER-BRED HACK, jljL five yecirs old, by Dainty Ariel, out of an imported Mare. A GRAND tIoOP HORSE. Apply to Mr George Edgecumbe, Hamilton.

FOR PRIVATE SALE— TWO or Three Good Weight-carrying HACKS, suitable for journey to Thames under heavy marching order. — Apply to B. GARLAND, Hautapu.

FOR SALE.

EIRST-CLASS Farm of 150 acres, five milea from Hamilton, close to a Railway Station ; 60 acres in grass. There are two Houses, Stock yards, and other permanent improvements on the property ; also, a large Store and Dwelling House in the centre of Hamilton West ; shop well fitted up, and dwelling with every convenience. The above property will be sold bargains on very easy terms, as owner ib leaving the district. For particulars apply to T. C. Hammond, Accountant and Commission Agent, Hamilton West.

MRS. ROSS WATTS' BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. THE LODGE, HAMILTON. TERM commences May 20th. Vacancies for Boarders.

Wanteds, &c.

MR ALFRED BUCKLAND'S ADVERTISEMENTS Will be found in the First Column of the Fourth Page.

IMPOUNDED at Frankton, for Trespass : — 1 Creamy Pony, branded EP nigh shoulder ; 1 Chesnut Pony, white face, D nigh shoulder ; 1 Brown Pony, J nigh shoulder, 2 Black Mares. Will be released on payment of expenses. THOMAS JOLLY.

MESSRS. HUNTER and NOLANS ADVERTISEMENTS Will be found in the Second Column of our fourth page.

HARRISVILLE ESTATE. For Sale. THE undersigned have received instructions from Mr L. B. Harris TO SELL BY PEIVATE CONTRACT, That Magnificent and Beautiful Estate known as Harrisville, containing 757 Acres ! (More or less), And situated half-way between the commercial towns of Hamilton, and Ngaruawahia. The property is bounded on one side by the Waikato River for a distance of 3 Miles, and has a frontage to the Great South Road of about the same distance, fenced with puriri and wire. The Railway runs through a portion of the Estate, ■with stations within one mile of either end of the property. The Auctioneers have much confidence in calling especial attention to this grand investment. 400 acres are laid down in grass or under cultivation ; subdivided into conveniently sized paddocks of from 10 to 50 acres each, securely fenced. That portion of the Estate unbroken, gives a great deal of rough feed, and is beautifully sheltered for cattle either in winter or summer.

NOTICE.

[Advertisements of Wanted, &c, not exceeding 14 words, will be charged ONE SHILLING, if pre paid.]

I HEREBY give notice that I shall after To-day LAY POISON on my land, situated in Collingwood-street, for all dogs and fowls. Beware ! WILLIAM DAVIS. Hamilton, March 22, 1880.

WANTED, to lease or rent, Small Farm, about 50 acres, must be first-class land and with dwelling-house, neighbourhood of Cambridge preferred. —Address, R.R., Waikato Times office, Hamilton.

THE REGISTRATION OF ELECTORS ACT, 1879.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registration Office for the Electoral Districts of Waikato and Waipa, will be held at the Courthouse, Hamilton, and that all claims for registration may be delivered at the office, or sent through the post, directed to the Registrar. Printed forms can be obtained at the Police Stations at Cambridge, Te Awamutu, Alexandra, Raglan, Whatawhata, ami Ngaruawahia, and at the Registration Office. THOMAS KIRK, Registrar. Registration Office, Hamilton, 6th March, 1880.

WANTED Two Smart Lads, about thirteen years old, as apprentices to the printing trade. Apply to the Manager of the Waikato Times.

WANTED, a Man competent to work a Steam Threshing Machine. To a first-class hand good wages will be given Isaac Coates, Hamilton.

WANTED a young Girl to assist in the kitchen. — Apply to Mrs Gwynne, Hamilton Hotel, Hamilton.

WANTED a person to Rent a Dairy of fifty or sixty Cows, or to manage a dairy on reciprocal profits. None but a first-class hand would be treated with, and reference required. Apply Box 5, Alexandra, Waikato.

Volunteer Announcements.

District Orders. Te Awamutu, March 17, 1880. THE Waikato Cavalry Volunteers will commence the usaal half yearly drill on Thursday, March 2oth instant. The different troops will proceed to the Thames to take part in the Easter Review. Officers commanding troops will issue instructions accordingly. Fines will be strictly enforced against absentees. WILLIAM JACKSON, Major Commanding 1 W.C.C

DILLONS RAILWAY HOTEL, MERCER.

|J|TANTED— Travellers to and from * Auckland who wish to enjoy a good Cup of Tea to step across to Dillons Railway Hotel, Mercer. A First-class Table always ready on arrival of every train ; plenty of time. First-class Ales and Spirits.

£1 REWARD.

The homestead. The Homestead portion of the property is beautifully situated, commanding an uninterrupted and charming view of Ngaruawahia and Hamilton. There is a substantial dwelling-house containing 7 rooms, with extensive out-buildings composed of wood and kept regularly painted, with iron roofing and of a substantial character. Good garden and orchard. The whole estate is liberally distributed with forest trees, &c.

LOST, from Steel's Paddock, Dark Bay Mare, girth galled both sides, white ring round off hind foot, black stripe down back, shod all round. Any one returning same to W. Motherwell, at the camp, will receive the above reward.

TE AWAMUTU CAVALRY VOLUNTEERS. Te Awamutu, 18th March, 1880. Tboop Obders by Majob Jaokson Commanding. rHE Te Awamuta Troop Cavalry Volunteers will parade at Ohaupo on Thursday, 25th inst., at 9 a.m. Waggon will leave Ohaupo punctually at 9 30. with Carbines, Swords, and Kit. An escort will be told off to convoy waggon. A Nosebag and Tether rope will be provided each trooper on reaching first mid-day halt, where forage will be provided for horses. The Troop will camp at Wood's Hotel the first night. Next day will proceed to Paeroa, where they will camp for the night, marching into Thames between 3 and 4 p.m. on Saturday, 27th inst. War. JACKSON, Major Commanding Cavalry Volunteers, Waikato District.

Government Announcements.

PUBLIC WORKS, NEW ZEALAND. HAMILTON-WHATAWHATA ROAD. CONTRACT No. 1. CLEARING, FORMING, GRAVELLING, &c. Public Works Office, Hamilton, 17th March, 1880. TENDERS for the above contract will be received at this office until noon of Thursday, the 25th instant. They must be addressed to . the Hon. the Minister for Public Works, Hamilton, and marked outside "Tender for Contract No. 1. Hamilton- Whatawhata Road. " Plans, specification, and conditions of contract can be seen at this office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By command, D. M. BEERE, Resident Engineer.

Steamers ply daily between Ngaruawahia and Hamilton, and supplies can be landed on any portion of the property. The Auctioneers would still further point out to Investors the position and many advantage^ this property enjoys beyond any other in the district, in cheap and regular transport for productions and that it must in consequence rise rapidly in value. Plans of the property can be seen and further information on application to Mr J. S. BUCKLAND, Ohaupo, or Mr ALFRED BUCKLAND, The Haymarket, Auckland.

TE AWAMUTU CAVALRY. HAMILTON CONTINGENT. HPHE Contingent -will assemble for the JL half yearly drill on Thursday, 25th instant at the Barracks, Hamilton, at 10 a.m. with sword, carbine, and accoutrements. The contingent will proceed to the Thames to take part in the Easter Review. F. A. WHITAKER, Lieutenant Commanding.

LAND TAX ACT 1878, SECTION 43. AUCKLAND DISTRICT. NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance of Section 45, Land Tax Act 1878, Land Tax on properties set forth in the Land Tax Valuation Lists for the Land Tax Districts stated below Will be payable on the First day of April, 1880, and the same must be paid to the Receivers appointed to receive the same at the following places at the times set opposite to each :—: — Hamilton Borough. Postmaster, Hamilton, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Waikato County — Postmaster, Hamilton, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Waipa County.— Postmaster, Te Awamutu, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Piako County. — Postmastei*, Hamilton, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Raglan County.— Postmaster, Raglan, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Kawhia County — Postmaster, Raglan, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. BENJAMIN MACLEAN, Deputy Commissioner. March 13th, 1880.

FOR SALE, A QUANTITY of Waste Paper.— f\. Apply Manager, Waikato Times.

NEW SEEDS ! THE undersigned lias on Sale the following Seeds of the Best Quality and under Auckland prices — Delivered free at Railway Station or Steamer : — Eed Clover .. .. B£d White Clover .. .. lljd Alsyke 12£ d Rape 4d Timothy 5d Rye Grass and Cocksfoot, according to Sample. Bone Dust and Bone Flour. KENNEDY HILL

TE AWAMUTU CAVALRY. HAMILTON CONTINGENT. ALL baggage belonging to the Contingent required for actual use at the Thames must be forwarded to Gwynne's Hotel, Hamilton, on or before the evening of Wednesday, March 24th, when it will be despatched in charge of Trooper Henry to quarters at Grahamstown. F. A. WHITAKER, Lieutenant Commanding.

Meetings.

PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. A MEETING of the Waikato County Council will be held at the Council Chamber, Hamilton East, on Friday, the 26th inst., at 11 o'clock a.m., for the purpose of considering and deciding upon a resolution passed at a meeting of ratepayers of the Kirikiriroa Highway District on 3rd inst. to stop a road on the property of Jamos Rimchnan, Es<{. .lAS. McPHKKSON, Cleik, Wdik.ito County Council. Hamilton East, I,'Jth March, 1880.

ADVANCE WAIKATO.

CAMBRIDGE CAVALRY VOLUNTEERS. above Troop will assemble for J- their Half-yearly Drill at Cambridge on Thursday, 25th inst., at 10 a.m., with sword and carbine, and will then proceed io the Thames to take part in the Easter Review. JAMES RUNCIMAN, Captain C.C.V. Cambridge, 17th March, 1880.

THE Rev. Mr Berry, prior to leaving for England, for the purpose of Lecturing on the Waikato Dlstkict, made arrangements with Mr R. H. Bartlett, photographer, of Auckland, for a series of Photographic Views of the Waikato Sceskry. Mr Bartlett is now taking taking them to forward by next mail, commencing at Cambridge and Visiting all places of interest down to the Waikato Heads. Any one wishing for Photos of their Residences can have the .same taken by applying to Mr R. Ivirk\vo >d, Cambridge, or at tli« Olfic-i of thib Paper, Hamilton.

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