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Waikato Times, Volume XVI, Issue 1368, 7 April 1881, Page 3

• Notices.

TtTAMMOND & BYRON* Commission* Agonts.

FOR SALE! OR SALE! /"IRAN'S MANURES! B ' &c. For Sale ! A Three-borse power Engine, in good repair, suitable for chaff cutting. Money to Lend on good security. HAMMOND & BYRON, 1, Fort-street, Auckland. THI O it £J A h E. 2 Draft Colts, 3 years, unbroken. 1 'J Mare 6 ," }**** Also, Two good Buggy Hones CARPENTER k BYRON. Te Kowhai, Ngarnawahia PLOUGHING. rpENDERS are invited for Ploughing X (in blocks suitable to contractors), about 200 Acres on tho Ngamako Estate. Full particulars will be given byrMt J. C. Davis on the estate, an,d tenders must be sent in on or before Friday, the 15th of April, 1881.

HHENDERS are invited by the underJL signed for .the supply of Chaff (at per bag) and' Oats (at per bushel), to the Volunteer Camp at Te Awamutu dv ring the Waikato Easter Review, to be delivered in such quantities as may be required. Ten* ders may be for one ' or both articles, which must be of good quality, and subject to approval. Probable number of horses, 200. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to be endorsed "Tender for Forage, and will bo received up to Saturday, 9th April. JOSEPH CARLEY, Volunteer Office, Te Awamutu. 4th April, 1881. . . 77- IHI X I H I CHURCH. TENDERS are invited for the Erection of a CHURCH at Kihikihi. Plans and specifications to be seen at the Kihikihi Hotel. Tenders, marked "Tender for Church," to be sent to Mr Anderson, not later than FRIDAY, April Bth. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. WE^LEYAN MISSION STATION, RAGLAN. TENDERS are hereby invited for a U years Improving Lease of the above Farm, consisting of 79 acres of land, with a good house thereon. -Particulars to be had at Mr Gilmore's Store, or at the house of tho Secretary. Tenders to be pent in not later than April llth, addressed to Rev. Geo. Bond, Auckland. (Signed), GEO. BOND, Secretary.

HANDSOME WINTER COSTUMEs New Paris Millinery CHOICE AND FASHIONABLE Mantles. /CASHMERES, CRAPE CLOTHS, \J and other Fashionable Dress Materials in all the New Shades. BLACK AND COLORED SILKS and Satins of Superior Quality. PLAIN AND FANCY VELVETS and Velveteens, Cheville Fringe and Dress Buttons in all tho Fashionable Shades. PLUSH, SILK AND SATIN MBbons of a Superior Qu-ility at Low Pries, Heal Indian Embroidery, Combining Handsoise new Patterns, and Durability. T ADIES' AMD CHILDREN'S JLJ Hosiery, in all tho New Shades, of Unequalled Quality at TyiLLIAM RATTRAY'S I Drapery, Clothing, Hosiery, Mantle and Millinery Establishment, New Zealakd Housb, G6, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND (Opposite the Bank of New Zealand). LAVERY AND "WHITEHOUSE Ironmongers, Builders, and Timber Merchants, Te Aroha, Would respectfully call attention to their Choice and Well-sol> ctcd Stock of Ironmongery in all its branches.

Mining, Farming, Furnifehing, and Building ; al»o — Saddlery Stationery Holiowware Cutlery Plated Goods China Glassware Stoves Paints Oils Stockholm Tar Coal Tar Bar Iron, Sheet Iron, Corrugated Iron, &c, &c. Licened Dealers in Arms and Ammunition, Blasting Powder and Fuse. Dynamite and Caps. Well-seasoned Timber, Sashes, Doors, Mouldings. Blocks *nd Posts kept in stock, and supplied to till parts of the District. " " " i^f All kinds of Buildings Designed and Erected. EAST HAMILTON. MRS. WELCH, many years Teacher of Dancing in Wellington, purposes opening a WEEKLY ASSEMBLY; in Le Quesne's Hall, every l FRIDAY EVENING. Terms: Two Shillings a Night, or Eight Shillings a Month. 3Sach Gentleman privileged to bring a Lady. To commence March 23rd, 1881. Children'^ Class on Saturday afternoons, from 3to 5 o'clock. Private Parties ormed, and Private Lessons given. * Instruction Class from-7 4o T 8 oxslock eyery Friday evoning. - „ - •

TXT ANTED KNOWN, that Handbills, TT Dodgers, and all KiKDs'of Printr ingcai-be bad -at the Waikato" JTbtes Office cheaper than any other house.