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Waikato Times, Volume XV, Issue 1273, 26 August 1880, Page 3

Notices.

GEORGE E. CLARK, DUKE-STREET, OAM BJRJ[ DOE, | ON~SALEVictorian Bonemill Cos. Bonedust, £$ per ton. Californiau Bonemeal, £8. Delivered at Auckland Railway station. The above Manures have been thoroughly tested iv Waikato, and given most general satisfaction. Peruvian Guano Manure Salt Fencing wire, Rollers and Staples Flour at Mill prices Seed Oats, White Tartarian and Potatoe Feed Oata at lowest rates Chevalier Barley Maize ' Seed Potatoes Bran Lapstone Kidneys Linseed Cake Ash Leaf „ Hobart Town Potatoes Rye Grass Cocksfoot New Seed now in Harbour per Scottish Lassie. Red Clover White Clover Alsyke Cow Grass Timothy White Field Mustard. Two Cups, each value £o ss, will be given at the annual ploughing match or root show 1881, for the best collection of roots grown from seeds of my own importation. New Seeds in Harbour. White Belgian Carrots Large Red Altringham, do. James' Intermediate Red Long Red Mangel Wurtzel Yellow Globe Mangel Wurtzel GEORGE £. CLARK, Duke-street, CAMBRIDGE. lsgP Agent for Mutual Life Association of Australasia.

TDELI NQUI SHING THE GROCERY BUSINESS. I BF.ti to tender my sincere thanks to the inhabitants of Hamilton and the surrounding district for their kind patronage during the la>t *ix years, and beg fo intimate that a rapidly increasing tr.ule in the other branches of my business, viz., Drapery, Iroumongiry, »nd Crou cry, necessitates my giving up the Grocery department. I have therefore much pleasure in introducing my late assistant, Mr A. SCOTT, as my successor, \o whom I have sold the wholo of my Groceiy Stock, aud would specially solicit a. con tin ii ince of the patronage so kindly accorded to me. N. R. COX. In reference to the above I have much pleasure in stating that no effort of mine shall be wanting to give satisfaction to all who may tavor me with a call, the guiding principle of my business will be strict integrity iv all transactions, so those living at a distance who may favor 'me with an order, may rely upon being dealt with as if they were present, both as regards quality and price. None but first-class brands of goods kept, and the prices will compare favourably with any other busi-ness-place in Hamilton. The Business will be continued on and after Monday next, 30th iust., in the shop adjoining Mr Cox's Store. ARCHD. SCOTT.

piTY TUOUR TI/TILLS. J. BYOROFT & CO. Beg to intimate to their numerous friends that they have removed into their new and spacious premises in Shortland Street, Auckland. They h:ivp spared no expense in the ere "tion of the above Mills (with every facility for an extensive trade) by importing the best machinery with the latest improvement* in nso in America aud EnjrI'ind, resolved to keep fully abreast of the tillK'S They venture to «tate their Brands of Flour are to well knowu as to need no commet.t. With incre.scd facilities for supplying all demands upon them, they solicit from th"ir constituents a continued measure of support, and from those who have not used their Brands hitherto a trial, feeling assured such trial will ensure a continuance of their custom. Their Steam Biscuit Factory in rear of the City Mills is now fully at work. The success that has attended their effort* in manufacturing first-class BISCUITS has compelled them to erect spacious premises. These are now nearly completed and the erection of a second Revolving Oven, now on the way from ! London, will enable them to double their outturns. No labour or expense has been spared to make this Establishment complete in every respect, and J. Byceoft & Co., respectfully solicit a continuance of that support they will always endeavour to merit. N.B. —Goods delivered in the City, on the wharves and Railway Terminus free of extra charge.

FENCING NOTICE. To the owner or owners of Lots 81, 86 & 93, Parish of Te Rapa. HpHIS 13 to give notice that it is my inJL tention to erect the boundary fence between my lot 87, Parish of Te Rapa, and the aforementioned lots, aud to require you to do your share of said fencing, failing which, I shall proceed to erect the fence at your cost. THOMAS HUNT.

HpHE undersigned having been emJL ployed in the Lands Department for the last seven months, in connection with the Board of Education, in preparing their Maps of School Districts and Reserves in the Auckland Province, is in a position to afford any information, and to make PLANS and TRACINGS for Highway Boards, or others requiring such services. E. A. RICH. Address:— Care of Hammond & BXRON, 1 Fwt.fjtre.et, AuckM,