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Waikato Times, Volume XV, Issue 1313, 27 November 1880, Page 3

Notices.

riEORGE E. CLARK, OEED MERCHANT, &c, TT|UKE-STREET, /CAMBRIDGE.

FOR SALE, JUST LANDED, Ex Fbrnglen, Button's Champion Swede Skirving' s Purple Top do Purple Top (Yellow Aberdeen) Devonshire Greystone YeJlow Tankard Turnip White Clover Cowjrrass Timothy and Alsyke. NOW LANDING, Pkb GLENLORA, Nos. 6, 7, 8 Black Anneated Fencing Wire, Acorn Brand No. 8 Steel Wire, Acorn Brand TO ARRIVE, Per LOCH FLEET, New Turnip Seeds, guaranteed 1880 English Growth, and quality as usual (most reliable.) Purple Top, Aberdeen Green do. do. Yellow Aberdeen Devonshire Greystone.

TO ARRIVE FIRST WEEK IN DECEMBER,

Full Cargo Victorian Bonemill Company's Bonedust, which will be offered on arrival at lowest possible rates in lots to suit purchasers. To Contractors and others. Maize, Oats, Bran and Chaff at lowest rates.

GEORGE E. CLARK. Cambridge.

NOW IN HARBOUR Per WANGANUI and on SaLE by the undersigned, Purple Top Swede Green Top Aberdeen „ Globe Purple Top Aberdeen.

Swedes grown from my seed received First Prize at the Te Awamutu Root Show last season. Also, on Sale, Prime BONEDUST, J.I. Brand, at £8 per ton on trucks in Auckland.

R. T. MILLAR,

PATERANGI.

HATAWHATA RACES.

Boxing Day, December 26, 1880.

Members of Committee : Messrs E. M. Dickey, E. Hall, A. K. Barton, J. Ferguson, and J. Paddy. Stewards : Mr A. McCarthy and Mr G. Day. Starter : Mr Hope. Judge : Mr P. Corboy. Clerk of Course : Mr A. Ferguson. Handicapper : Mr Kennedy Hill. Clerk of Scales : Mr A. Crawford. Secretary : Mr D. F. Scott. Treasurer: Mr W. H. Bailey.

PROGRAMME.

l- Handicap Hurdle Race- Twice round course; over 8 flights of hurdles, 3ft. 6m. high. For so vs. 2. Maiden Plate- For three-year-olds and upwards that have never won public money. Weight for age. For soys. 3. Whatawhata Handicap. Distance, twice round course. For soya. 4. Pony Race. Distance, 1 mile; weight for inches. For BOVB. 5. Hack Race. For horses that have been the bona Jidc property of settlers for three months before the races, within a radius of five miles, and horses that have never run in a race. Welter weights, 11 stone top weight. For soys. 6. Maori Race. 7. Consolation Handicap. Distance, 1 mile. Further particulars next issue. W. H. BAILEY, Acting Secretary.

Te Aroha Goldfields!

ri S. O'HALLORAN' S * HOT SPRING'S HOTEL

Is being Enlarged and Improved to meet the requirements of Travellers, and by civility, attention and moderate charges the Proprietor trusts that the public will give him a share of their patronage.

G. S. O'HALLORAN.

rpENDERS will be received by the JL undersigned lor CLEARING and PLOUGHING one hundred Acres of LAND. Tenders to be in not later than Ist of December. T. BURTON. Stone's Farm, Ngarnawahia, 17th November, 1880.

TO CONTRACTORS & OTHERS.

S. Andrews New Church, Cambridge.

riIENDERS will be received by the JL undersigned up to 3 p.m., on Thurday, 9th December, for the ERECTION of the above CHURCH. Flans and specifications can be seen at Mr Wells' office, Cambridge, up to Monday, November 29th, at 9 a.m., and at the office of the undersigned, from the following day, up to the time when the tenders are returnable,

(Signed) E. MAHONEY & SON,

Architects, Queen-street, Auckland. Tuesday, November 23, 1880.

T7ALUABLE PROPERTY, close to V Hamilton, for sale, comprising 4362 acres of excellent mixed wet and dry land, on gravel bottom, intersected by the Waikato railway for some two miles, and with the Te Rapa station on the property, the main road from Hamilton to Ngaruawahia bounding it on one side. This property has the very best facitities for drainage, having splendid outfalls to both the Waikato and Waipa rivers. Terms particularly liberal. Apply to CAPTAIN STEELE, Land Agent, Hamilton, or to Mr. George E. Clark, Land Agent, Cambridge.