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Waikato Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1464, 19 November 1881, Page 3

Notices.

fTIHE undersigned " are prepared to I X negotiate for the Sale of the Goodwill and Plant OF THEIR FELLMONGERYBUSINESS AT TE KOWHAI, With Lease of the Premises. Full Particulars on application to CARPENTER & BYRON, Te Kowhia, Ngaruawahia,

QHEEPSKINS ! SHEEPSKINS THE undersigned are Cash Buyers of Sheepskins in any quantity. Consignors are requested to put their Names on the addreas Cards. CARPENTER & BYRON, Te Kowhai, Ngaruawahia

IyAIKATO TURF CLUB. Annual Spring Meeting. SAINT ANDREW'S DAY, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1881. Racecourse Privileges. The Undersigned will sell, at hii Auction Sales Room, THIS DAY, at half-past One o'clock, for account of Waikato Turf Club: Gates, Cards, Grand Stand, Temperance Booths, Hack Paddock, &c. KENNEDY HILL, Auctioneer.

HAMILTON AUCTION MART. THIS DAY, at 2 p.m. EXTENSIVE SALE OF DRAIN PIPES. SUBSCRIBER has been favoured with instructions to sell by auction, on the above date, on account of Mr Wright, whose lease of the Waikato Pottery has expired : — 7000 2in. pipes 5000 3m. „ 10h0 4in. „ 1000 4in. Sooket Pipes 300 Gin. „ „ 300 9in. „ ,; 100 12in. „ „ Atd a Large Variety of Flower Pots and sundries. KENNEDY HILL.

NEW SEEDS ! NEW SEEDS ! ! rpHE undersigned has received a Fresh X Supply of Garden Seeds of all kinds, which he can recommend. KENNEDY~HILL.

FOR SALE.— Clover Seeds at Auckland Prices. KENNEDY~HILL.

TpOR SALEX A Well-finished THREE-ROOMED COTTAGE, lined and varnished, with Stabling and Piggery, being No. 33, East Hamilton, wellstocked with Fruit and Ornamental Trees; a good well of water (bricked). The above is situated on the opposite corner to the Catholic Chapel. Terms Easy. JOHN KNOX, Auctioneer.

~ NOTICE. riIHE HAMILTON PUBLIC AND X VOLUNTEER HALL, will be OPENED on the 30th Nov with a CONCERT AND BALL. Full particulars with programme will shortly bo published,

wThTbaLley, GENEEAL STOREKEEPER AND BAKES. WH. 8., in thanking the Whata- • whata and surrounding settlers for past fnvors, begs to inform them that he has just received a Large and Splendid Assortment 0/ Drapery per " Waikato," and is now in a po-ition to sell as cheap aa any house in the Waikato. Families and Contractors waited on and supplied at cheapest rates.

OXFORD ROYAL HOTEL, Midway between Cambridge and THE HOT LAKES, Aud within a few minutes drive of the OKOEOIBE HOT SPRINGS. As the^e Hot Springs, through their remarkable sanitary qualities and easily accessible position from Cambridge, have become a favorite lesoit for the Waikato public, the proprietor of the above wellknown hostelry has commenced running a Coach every Wednesday and Saturday between Cambridge and Oxford, so as to enable traveling from Auckland to riait the Springs and return the following evening to town. Visitors de«iroua oi camping at the Spring* can be provided with camping material and all necessary accommodation. The Hotel is fitted up with every convenience for families and travellers. Good Stabling. Buggies and Saddle Horses oa hire, and Guides te the Hot Lakes. The Oxford Store, adjoining the Hotel, U stocked with * choice variety of merchandise. BERNARD MONTAGUE, Proprietor.

PRESENTATION TO THE EEV WILLIAM CALDER. T BEG TO NOTTiFthafc a tefltimonial X and address to the Rev. "William Oalder, will be presented on TUESDAY afternoon next, Nov. 22, at i. 30 p.m. on • Mr Gwynne's Lawn. All friends are respectfully invited to attend. GEORGE DICKINSON, Hon. Sec. and Treasurer, Testimonial Fond

NOTICE. TF certain boys (whose name* are ' iTia 11 ). a^nding the Sunday-school held afc the Presbyterian Church, Ohaupo do not cease using tile and abusive language upon and about the church premises, I ehaU proseoute them under the " Vagrant Act. ■ , - i WAJU) BEDFORD, Otaupo.