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Waikato Times, Volume XV, Issue 1245, 22 June 1880, Page 2

Special Advertisements.

,tvi YIfAIKATO JSTKAM. VV NAVIGATION & vmßSKS^coal mining com■sWttSliSHß PANY (Limited.

TIME TABLE. P.S. "DELT A." Cambridge to Nguruawahia (daily), 10.30 a.m. Hamilton to Ngaruawahia (daily), 12.30 p.m. Ngaruawahia to Hamilton (daily), 4.30 p.m. Hamilton, to Cambridge (daily), 7 p.m. or early next morning.

P.SL "RANGIRIRI." Ngaruawahia to Alexandra once a week. Fares from station to station :— Cabin, 3s ; deck, 2s. JAMES LINDSAY, Manager. Ngaruawahia, April 27, 1880. -

i~K^ XKTAIKA.TO .STEAM fffekg^V VV NAVIGATION & _yM|gg£>COAL MINING COM■^^^■fc" PANY (Limited).

Manager : Mr James Lindsay, Ngaruawalua. Agents : Mr J. A. Bradley ... Hamilton Mr G. J. Neal Cambridge Mr E. Wickham ...Alexandra Mrs W. Chester ... Teltore Mr J. H. Dashwood ... Port Waikato FRANZ SCHERFF, Secretary. -Jganmvahia, March 25th, 1880.

rK>kv QTEAM COMMUNIGdMgZm^S. O CATION between mmM23\x\£> Auckland, Ohinemuri and ■^HMHKi Omahu Landing. S.S. "Riro Riro," Connecting with P.B. "Enterprise" at Shortland. Time Table :— Every Tuesday from Paeroa and every Wednesday from Omahu at 11 o'clock, with mail and passengers only. Every Thursday from Paeroa and every Friday from Omahu, at 11 o'clock, with cargo and timber. R. ONYON, Agent, Shortland Wharf.

AUCKLAND AND OHAUPO RAILWAY. Waikato Traffic. Arrangements having been made for a THROUGH TRAFFIC to and from Waikato, notice is hereby given that from and after MONDAY, the Ist of March next, all Goods for Stations on the Waikato and Waipa River above Ngaruawahia will be transhipped at Ngaruawahia instead of as hifcherto at Mercer. Classifications and conditions as published by Railway will apply to the through traffic. All freights not prepaid are payable on delivery. A. Y. MACDONALD, Ceneral Manager Auckland Railways. F. SCHERFF, Secretary Wuikato Steam Navigation and Coal Mining Company Limited. Auckland, February 24th, 1880.

fTIHORNTON, SMITH & FIRTH'S X PRICES CURRENT— Wholesale. Delivered at Auckland Railway Station. Subject to alteration without notice. Crown lir.uul Flourpcr ton..^i3os £13 10s £14 T.-S.!* 1 . Canterbury Flourdo... 120s J2 10s 13 Sharps, per ton 60s Bran, per ton 50s Fowl who.it, per bushel ... o3s 6d The above prices include sacks and ha£S. Sacks anrl-l>a.ffs~nofc returnable. Terms — Cash. Auckland, 11th May, ISSO.

rpHE EXCELSIOR FLOUR MILL, X HAMILTON. m MESSRS. RIDLER and D ALTON having 1 leased from Captain Beero the above Flour Mill (late KWi), tc<* to inform consumers that they are prepared to supply first-rate quality Flour, &c, at following prices : —

Tbrms— Cash. RIDLER & DALTON. T>ROVINCIAL GAZBTT E.

"THE WAIKATO TIMES" Has been appointed a CIAZETTE

I'UK THE Provincial District of Auckland, For Publication of Highway Board Notices, Bankruptcy Notices, Gqve'uxment Laxd Sales, New Axxoctjtcemexts, <fee., &c.

MAIL XOTIOK MVH b close at this office as under : — For Auckland ami intermediate offices dailv at 7.^0 a.m. and 1 p.m. ; for Ohaupo, Kihikihi, Te Awamutu, ami Alexandra daily at noon ; for Kirikiriroa, Hautapu, and Cambridge daily at i.^o p.m.; for Morrins\tlle every Wednesday and Saturday at 7.30 a.m. ; forNpahinepouri, \V r hntawhata e\ery Saturday at 1 p.m. ; for Kaplan, via Ngaruawalii.i e\cry ifond.iy and Thursda) at 7.30 a.m. Hi.rijert Looir., Postmaster.

Notice to Advertisers. All advertisements not otherwise ordered will be inserted until countermanded, and charged for accordingly ; and it is particularly requested that, when practicable, such orders for either supplies or countermanding maybe in writing. All advertisements should be addressed to the Manager— not to the Editor.

It will make eorae middle-aged people feel very old to hear that the Princess Royal, who was born within their remembrance, is on the point of becoming a grandmother. Her daughter, the Hereditary Princes of Saxe-Meiningen. is expecting her confinement next month ; so that if all goes well, Her Majesty tho Queen will be a ijreat-grandmother before the if* ft?. Up to this time no Queen , ,o| England "has ever- lived to are her greatgrandchildren ; but Her Majesty may now reasonably hope to be a jrrcat-groat-.gi'aniimoil'or .tiul to *>cc her graiulcUildrcn's 2 r.in'.lcl»iklrvu.