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Racing Notices.

TTTTHATAWHATA RACES. Boxing Day, December 26, 1880.

Members of Committee : Messrs E. M. Dickey, E. Hall, A. K. Barton, J. Ferg'u«on, 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 oi Scales : Mr A. Crawford. Secretary : Mr D. F. .^ott. Treasurer: Mr W. H. Bailey.

PROGRAMME.

1. Handicap Hurdle Race. Twice round course; over 8 flights of hurdles, 3ft. 6in. high. For soys. 2. Maiden Plate. For three-year-oldvS and upwards that have never won public money. Weight for age. For soys. 3. Whatawhata Handicap- Distuuee, twice rouud course. For BOVt>. 4. Pony Race* Distance, 1 mile; weight for inches. For soys. «5> Hack Race. For horses that have been the buna fide property of settlers for three months before the races, within a radius ot five miles, aud horses that have never run in a race. Welter weights, 11 stone top weight. For soys. 6. Maori Race. 7. Consolation Handicap- Bi&tauce, 1 mile. Further particulars next issue. W. H. BAILEY, Acting Secretary.

NOTICE.

OUALTHROUGH, VEAL & WHITE

Will OPEN their New Butchering Establishment Adjoining the Hamilton Hotel, On Tuesday next, Nov. 9th, And trust by supplying Meat of the best quality, At Reasonable Prices, To obtain a share of public patronage.

QUALTHROUGH, VEAL & WHITE.

Hamilton, Nov. 5, 1880

MX LEWIS O'NEILL will act as MANAGER of tho Business of Messrs vn hitakcr and Mieeliau, at Hamilton, of whi-h he will have the full control. WUIIAKKK. & SHERF^

IRELAND BROTHERS, WOOL MERCHANTS, Tanne.s & Leather Manufacturers, Importer.^ of Saddieis' and Bootmakers' Machinery, Euupliih imd Foieign Leather, Saddleiy, SfiddleiN 1 Ironmongery, P>oot Upper'!, (Ti'inrlery, Mill Belting, Suction ;nid Delivery Hose, etc. Warehouses— Vulcan Lme and Highsticet. ' Work> — Pauinure. Auckland.

Constituent's Orders* promptly aud carefully executed. Goods shipped to iill the colonies.

To Butchers, Settlers, Fanners, and Others.

fT^HE undersiirned are CASH PUR1 CHASERS of HIPES, SHEEPSKINS, WOOL, TALLOW, BEESWAX, &c , at highe-t market rate.*, in any qu.iutity. CoUbiufuees direct will have prompt and immediate C.i.sh Remittances returned at. s-iti-fai'tm-v ratrs.

IRELAND BROTHERS, Tanners and Ls?ther Manufacturers, Auckland.

PUBLIC NOTICE.

f|l HE Business hitherto cirrim ou by I the late Mr H. Newell (as H. Neweil &■ Cos. Waikato Sreim United Water and Cordial Manufactory) will iv future be carried on Ity his Lite Partners, Mr David Coombes and Mf* H. Newell, under the old name of IT. NE\VELL& CO., at Ngaruawahia, Hamilton and

C.imbridsre. We return our thanks to the trade aud general public for tln-ir lib«r.il pationage. aud hope for a enntinuauce of the .same. We remain, Yours obediently,

H. NEWELL & CO. P.S. — Orders by rail or steamer promptly attended to. Mr Barfield, Cambridge A<rent.

FOR SALE,

CHOICE ALLOTMENTS uear Hamilton, from 10 to 20 acres in extent ; part grass and part good bush, with frontage to the Hamilton-Hokunui Road. Terms (one-third cash and two-thirds for a term of years) at moderate interebt. Apply to J. B. WHYTE.

FOR SALE "With immediate possession, The Knowles Farm, Whatawhata. This really magnificent farm consists of 217 acres prime level land, sub-divided into convenient, well-watered, and sheltered Paddocks. Comfortable dwelling, orchard, garden, farm-labourers' house, stables, sheds, stockyards, Ornamental Plantations, &c, &c, and, about 500 acres Native leasehold, 300 acres of which is well fenced, and in large grass paddocks. The Knowles is situated close to the Town of Whatawhata and Waipa River with frontage to Great South Road, and is equi-distant from Hamilton and Ngaruawahia. The .Spring crops consist of oats, potatoes, mangolds and carrots. Subscriber begs to draw the attention of intending settlers to this valuable investment. The Proprietor Avill be happy to show the property and supply every information. For furthur particulars apply to T. Y. FITZPATRICK, Land Agent, Ngaruawahia.

WANTED KNOWN-Bills of any size, plain or in colours, of the most showy description can be had at the Wauutu Xwts Office, Hamilton.

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Waikato Times, Volume XV, Issue 1315, 2 December 1880, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 9 Waikato Times, Volume XV, Issue 1315, 2 December 1880, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 9 Waikato Times, Volume XV, Issue 1315, 2 December 1880, Page 4

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