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Waikato Times, Volume XVI, Issue 1349, 22 February 1881, Page 3

Anctioni.

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE SAUL For sale at the Cambridge Ywdj Ml Tuesday next, March Ist, at do* O'clock. OA HEAD FAT CATTLE L\J Store Cattle, Dairy Cowi 59 Fat Sheep Horses &c, Also, 2 Double Furrow Tnrnurut Ploughs 2 Single do do do 1 Hay Rake. J. S. BUCKLAND.

rpURNIP CROP.

/IRAN'S TURNIP MANURE

/IRAN'S BONE ASH SUPKB. PHOSPHATE

"DEST SYDNEY BONEDUST. Lowest Prices. HAMMOND AND BYRON. 1 Fort-street, Auckland.

rpHE WAIKATO REGISTER IN announcing the Waikato Register, the undersigned believe it will be found a great convenience to settlers and the inhabitants of Waikato generally. Its object is to chronicle the wants of the purchaser, and to record that which the seller wishes to dispose of, thereby bringing buyer and seller together ; and we have every confidence in believing that through its medium the best means will be found for the most speedy sales and purchases. Persons wishing to buy or sell land, Houses, Cattle, Produce or commodities of any sort, will find it, we feel assured, advantageous to communicate with the Register. Letters promptly replied to. A Monthly List will be published in the first issue of the Waikato Times after the Ist ultimo, giving the Register's entries. Farm Labourers and Servants will find this Register a most ready means for ob« taining situations. H. E. COTTON & CO., Auctioneers, Land and Commission Agents, CAMBRIDGE. [Offices next Bank of New Zealand.]

pi O . R S A JL E. 2 Draft Colts, 3 years, unbroken 1 „ Mare 6 „ ) Any trial Also, Two good Buggy Horses CARPENTER & BYRON. Te Kowhai, Ngaruawahii.

PMA TO LEND, on good freehold security ; Cambridge District preferred. Apply to MESSRS WHITAKER & SHEEHAN, Solicitor^ Cambridge. Februaiy 18th, 1881.

NOTICE !

JAMES CHARLES O'GAR^R begs to inform the public that he has taken over the Wheelwright's and Co-ich Painting Business from Mr Vialou, who has retired, and all work entrusted to his Ctire will receive prompt attention. J. O"G. who has been with Mr Vialou for 8 years, trusts that with moderate charges and good workmanship, to receive a share cf that support which has been so liberally bestowed upon the late proprietor.

I!N addition to the above, John James Howe, has much pleasure in informing the inhabitants of Hamilton and surrounding districts, that he has taken over the Blacksmith, Shoeing Forge, and Veterinary-surgeon's department of the business carried on T>y Mr Vialou, who has retired. He hopes that the public will give him a share of thoir support, and nothing on his part will be left undone to merit a continuance of that confidence which his late employer vested in him for upwards of six years.

rpE RORE BRIDGE. TENDERS for about ten thousand yards of EMBANKMENT will be received by me up to noon of Saturday 26th iust., Specification and particulars on tb.n works J. J. O'Brien.

CLOSING RULWAY STATION, HAMILTON. W. H. KELLY (late Contractor for Tramway) begs to inform the inhabitants of Hamilton that he has STARTED an Agency for carrying Goodn from Frankton Station at very low charges, and will make it his business to see what goods arrivt) for business people, settle the freight, and deliver same at destination, thereby saving much time to persons expecting consignments. Carryingby mea«urement, weight, or per load, ai per arrangements. W. H. KELLY, Carrier. Hamilton, February 22, 1881.

T K. PEIRCES ESTATE. All Debts due to Mr J. K. Peirce, Alexandra, must be paid forthwith to Mr N. T. ManmJGr, Alexaudr*, whose receipt will be snfficieot acknowledgement. Any debts not paid after this notice will bo sued for. HENRY BYRON, Trustee.

CON*OLLY, Junr., hao taken Mr Vialou's Shop, as a Cabinet Maker, Upholsterer and French P Usher ; also, Repairer of Furniture, and hopes to gain the good-will of all those who may patronise him. His object is by careful and punctual attentioa to orders Tcowtßd to give satisfaction to everyone who nsy honor bias with orders*