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Waikato Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1436, 15 September 1881, Page 4

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1 1 r\UALTROUGH «fc Tj^T 11 1 TE, Butchers &c. VICTORIA - STREET HAMILTON WEST. Q. & W. in thanking the inhabitants of Hamilton and the settlers around , the district for the liberal support accorded to them for the lust nine months, wish to inform them that they still hope to enpply them with a good article at the lowest possible price, and by strict attention to business to merit } a continuance oi their favors. . ' '• ; Corned Beef supplied in large or small quantities to Contractors.

SANDES & CO. CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS, Have now ready POISONED GRAIN In any quantity for the destruction of SMALL BIRDS, Ud. a pound. 'Od. a pound. Poisoned Grain. Poisoned Grain. SANDES~& CO., Chemists ano Druggists, Victoria-street, Hamilton.

PROSPECTUS OF THE HAMILTON PUBLIC HALL COMPANY, LIMIT -iD. CAPITAL ... £1100 In 1100 shares of £l eaoh, of which 350 paid up shaies will be held by the present holders of the hall, and 750 offeied to the public on the following" terms : Is per share on application, Is per share on allotment, and half-yearly call of Is 6d per share until the shares are paid up, being 12 calls of Is 6dper «hare, extending over a pexiod of 6 years. Pbovisional Dirfctoks : Mr W. Cumming Mr R Williamson Mr F. Gaudin Mr D. Coombes Bankers : Union Bank of Australia Secretary pro tern: S. Pascoe. The company is formed for the purpose of placing the, Oddfellows' Hall, Hamilton, before the public. The Oddfellows' have expended about £1300 on the building, and it is subject to a mortgage of £760, which sum was borrowed 12 months ago on the security of the hall and site, for a term of 10 years. It is anticipated that all the 12 calls of la 6d will not be required, but that the rental of the hall being placed to the credit of the shareholders, the shares will be paid up in about four years. The building will then be free of £ll encumbrances, and be at the disposal of the shareholders. The Bhnres in this Company will be transfprable. Applications for shares will be received by the Directors and the Secretary.

JOHN ANDERSON, KIHIKIHI, General Blacksmith, Horse Shoer, &c I Country Orders punctually attended to. Moderate Charges. JOHN ANDERSON.

Philip Mimro, SHOEING & GENERAL BLACKSMI iH, Corner of Hood & Anglesea Streets. HAMILTON, Begs to thank the public for their liberal support. jggpGood workmanship with moderate charges, and strict attention to business. ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR ALL CLASSES OF IRONWORK.

Tji O R ■ S A L E. FIVE 50 ACRE SECTIONS. The WHOLE of the Purchase Money may remain on, if required, at a moderate rate of interest^ to a bonajidc occupier. Land Transfer Title. For particulars apply to MR C. J. W. BARTON, Te Koao. Or, MR T. Y. FITZPATRCK Ngaruawahia. COMMERCIAL HOTEIIsILLIARD .R00M.,, MR GEORGE, BAKER Has Leased the Billiard-room from Mr Pearce, and will be happy to meet old friends. GEORGE BAKER. NOTICE! MR KENNEDY I 'WILL RUN HIS TRAP from Whatawhata to Hamilton, starting fr° m Kellow's Hotel at 9.15 a.m., meeting- the down train,, and will return to Whatawhata on arrival of up train from Auckland. !

T^URSER.Y'/'STOpK, &c. r Th 6 Upctersig^eci'has fqr ( 1 FRUIT TREES,, i- ,, , ORNAMENTAL TREES, ' ri , ,■ .GARPENjSEEDS j , - . 1 ' _____ > i FPuEDEBrIGK FORREST. , Order? can, bejleft^with Mr LeQuesne, , h , -, t . „ ■ mi, <ai 1 j ,< .. 11 '•■ h> it 1" ''. '"' ' - ' "