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Waikato Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1445, 6 October 1881, Page 2

Special Advertisements

~K JL TTITAIKATO STEAM j&&^^ vv navigation & *™!EK^ooalmining comtSmßßmm PANY, (Limited). Have made arrangements for a continuous supply of the undermentioned goods, on the beat terms, delivered at the various stations aud landing places on the WaiUato, Waipa, and Waihou rivers. Manures. Boned ust : Victoria Company, Sydney and Californian, Boneflour ditto. Superphosphate of Lime, Guano : Peruvian and Island. Salt ; Coarse and Fine, in 1 cwt. bags. Fencing Wire.— Bla^k Annealed, Nos. sto 9. Barbed Wire. Staples.— Bright and Black. Standards.— Straight and Prong Building Materials. -Timber: Kauri forßridges and Buildings, Kahikatea aud Rirnu. Doors, Sashes, Mouldings, &c. Paints and Oils. Zinc, Lead, &c. Nails; Ewbanks, Wire and Cut Brads, &c. Galvanised Iron, 26g, 5 to 10 feet. House Blocks : Puriri Sawn & Split. Fencing Materials.— Puriri Posts and Rails. Bricks. Cement, Lime. Coal in bulk, and kits or bag 3. Grain, Oats, Wheat, &c. Potatoes, Seed and Table. For prices and terms apply to any of our Agents, or JAMES LINDSAY, Manager.

TIHORNTON, SMITH & FIRTH'S 1 PRICES CURRENT— Wholesale.

Subject to alteration without notice. Sacks. 100s. 50s. Crown Brand Flour ) £ QS £ JOS £j5 os perton ... " r. h. Y. Canterbury J QS , os „ Flourdo ... . J Cintab . . .. 11 10s Sharps, perton ... 6 os Bran, per ton ... 6 os Fow! wheat, per bushel o 3s 6d The above prices include sacks and bags. Sacks and bags not returnable. Ti rms.— Cash. Auckland, August 31, 1881.

CAMBRIDGE FLOUR MILL. WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

Sacks. 100. 50. Super. Flour £15 o o £1^ 10 o £16 o o C.F.M. . 13 o o . 13 10 o 14 o o WheitMcil n 10 o i{ ° ° 14 10 ° Sharps 800 Rr.in 700 Crushed O.its .md Barley On .S.ilc

Saiks and Hags are included in the above PriCCS< HALLT BROS. Cambridge, September 1, iBBr.

IVTG-ARUAWAHIA STEAM FLOUE JM MILLS. The undersigned has On Hand aud FOR SALE at the Lowest Current

Rates :— Silk-dressed N.F.M. Flour, in zoolb. sacks, ioolb. and solb. bags Silk-dressed NGA in 20olb. sacks, ioolb. and "jolb. bags Unbranded, ditto Sharps Bran O.Umcal Oats Crushed Oats Also, Tartarian Seed O.its Spring and Winter Seed Wheat,— guaranteed quality. ROBERT LAMB.

NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (Limited).— On Wool, Flax, and other Produce consigned to the company for Sale in London, Liberal Advances will be made. For particulars apply at the Company's Office, Queen-street, Auckland ; or Bank New Zealand, Waikato Offices.

OXIDE OF IRON PAINT. I>KM*AKEI> BY IHI. Thames Paint Manufacturing Company, THAMES, NEW ZEALAND.

CHARLES HILL, Manager.

mHIS PAINT is the MOST DURABLE 1 —the CHEAPEST— the PUREST and BEST that can be used for all kinds of Iron and Woodwoik. It pieserves all materials oovered with it from deoay and the action of the weather, and is unsurpassed for all Farm Buildings, Bridges,

Agricultural Implements, &c. Machinery, Boilers, And all descriptions of Ironwork. It huw also the advantage of free from all poisonous or noxious ingredients, being made from peroxide of iron ore. Weatherboards, Shiugles, &c, served with it will resiht fire. Is supplied ground in oil or in powder. "We have used this paint on lion Castings and Steam Boilers, and approve of it very highly.— A. &G. Pkicb, Engineers. Thames." " For Woodwork I consider it superior to Nelson Hematite, as it possesses greater body, and leaves neither sediment or waste. — W. Frickkr, Painter, Thames." "It has good diying qualities, and a very intense body. — U. Bloomfikld, Painter, Auckland." Aoknt.s : T. & S. MORRIN, Auckland JOS. COCHRANE, Hamilton FPJAR & DAVIES, Nuraruawahia THOS. WELLS, Cambridge LA VERY & WHITE HOUSE, Te Aroha.

mo THE ELECTORS OF WAIPA.

GELTLiMEN, — Tt is my intention to offer myself at the next

General Election as a Candidate

to represent your District in the General Assembly.

WM. JACKSON. Kihikihi, July 1, 1881.

mo THE ELECTORS OF WAIPA. Gentlemen, —In fairness to my numerona friends and supporters in the Waipa Electorate I think it right to Inform you that I shall be a candidate for your suffrages at the coming 1 general election. lam aware that it is unusual to announce such an intention at a date so early as the present, but I am driven into the position by the rumors that are being so industriously circulated throughout the district at the present time. As to the question of how far it is advisable thus to weaken the hands of a represenfcatiye during the sitting of the House, I shall have more to say presently. — I am, etc., F. A. WHITAKER. Wellington, July 11.

There is a prevalent idea amongst farmers of the old school that manure should be kept in heaps, until by heating and decomposition it becomes well rotted, and in better condition for use. A careful analysis shows that manure so treated losea ten per 'cent, of its nitropren, which would hare been aared had the manure been carried to the field or orchard and spread.