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Waikato Times, Volume XVI, Issue 1344, 10 February 1881, Page 3

Notices.

CLARK & GANE, FORT-STREET, AUCKLAND,

AND Duke-street, Cambridge, HAVE ON SALE and to arrive : New Turnip Seeds, ex Loch Fleet. a. d. 1b Purple Top Aberdeen ... 1 3 Green „ „ ... 1 3 Yellow Aberdeen ... 1 3 Devonshire Grey stone ... 1 3 New Sample Colonial grown Rape ... 5 Ex Fernglen :— a. d. Cowgrass 1 0 White Clover 1 1 Alsyke 1 1 Timothy 7

To arrive per A. 0. De Freitaa. s. d. Red Clover 9 White 1 1 Alsyke 1 1 Timothy 7 White Field Mustard ... 7 New Samples Rye Grass and Cocksfoot daily expected. Two Cups, each value £5 5s will ba offered for competition (for the best collection of roots grown from seeds of our own importation) at the root shows to be held at Te Awamutu and Cambridge, 1881.

CLARK & GANE.

TO ARRIVE PER A. C. DE FREITAS, of tbo Best Selected QualityFour (Ton) Red or Broad Clover Two „ White „ Half „ Alsyke „ Timothy and Rape. Also, One Case Dutch Bulbs from Rotterdam. On hand PRIME TURNIP SEED AND BONE DUST.

R. T. MILLAR, PATERANGI.

TTAMILTON BAND iP^^s-t*- INSTRUMENT FUND ■feagsfc» GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION, on TUESDAY, February 15th, 1881, at 7.30 p.m., on the fast and commodious ss. Delta. Vocal and Instrumental CONCERT by the Leading Amateurs of the Waikato. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. Come great and small, We want you all — The cost is but a shilling. Should the weather not be favourable, a ftug will be hoisted at the Hamilton Hotel at o p.m.

TIXUUTttIONS FROM AUCKLAND XJ TO THE HUT LAKES AND BACK, Extending over right day*., and including (First-claas Hotels) Kelly'-s well-appointed Coaches ; properly qualified Guides and Boats for £10 10s.

WILLIAM KELLY Has made arrangements to book Tourists from Auckland direct to the Hot Lakes and Back, including the highest-class Hotels for £12 each, if party of two, or £10 10s each for any number above two. The Tourists by this route travel by the B.s. ' Grlenelg' to laurangn, where they obtain firbt-class accomodation at Mr. McLoughlin .« COMMERCIAL HOTEL, thence by Kellys Coaches to Ohiuemutn, allowing half-an-hour in the bush for luncheon and change of horses, arriving in good time for dinner at Mrs. Morrisons Hotel. After inspecting the magnificent scenery around Ohinetnutu the Tourist will be conveyed to the Wairoa, where a qualified Guide will be provided to accompany the Tourist from Mr. Macßae's Hotel across Lake Tarawera to the white and pink tarracesjat Rotamahana, having the option of viewing the Geysers at Whakarewarewa, either going or returning.

EXCURSION TO PORT WAIKATO.

nHHE Steamer •Qp^v. 1 'DELTA' J3j£ck^' Will leave the following jJIIESK-K&i* places for Port Waikato on SATURDAY, 12th instant .— CAMBRIDGE-At 8.30 a.m. Fares, 20s Return. HAMILTON— At 10.30 a.m. Fares, 17s 6d Return. NGARUAWAHIA —At 12 noon. Fares, 15s Return. MERCER— At 4 p.m. Fares, 10s Return. Children under 6 years, free ; under 15 years, half price, Returning on Monday Morning, about 9 o'clock, arriving at Cambridge the same night. JAMES LINDSAY, Manager.

"PRELIMINARY NOTICE.

A Promenade Concert will be held in Mr Cumming's Grounds (Rosemont), on the evening of WEDNESDAY, Feb. 16, in aid of the Presbyterian Church Har* moninm Fund. Hamilton, Feb. Ist ISSI.

X\T AIKATO TURP CLUB ANNUAL VV BALL. The ANNUAL BALL will take place at the Oddfellows' Hall, Hamilton East, on MONDAY, the 21st instant, at 8.30 p.m. Members of the Club are requested to invite their friends. Tickets may be procured at Mr Sandea' and Mr Dickenson's, Hamilton West; and at Mr Robßon's, Hamilton East. , KENNEDY HILL, Hon. Sec. Ball Committee.

JHPENDERS will be received, by E. X Mahoney and .Sons, until Saturday JSTfextffor the Erection ol a Two-Storey Building in Cambridge. , Plans and specificatiohs to be seen at the Duke of Cambridge Hotel, Cambridge. & KIRKWOOP,