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Waikato Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1535, 6 May 1882, Page 3

CLAM & G4JP GRAIN, PRODUCE & SEED MERCHANTS, a uctioneers & "171 state a gents, 1 Auctioneers & Jljstate Agents, AUCKLAND, TE AWAMUTU & CAMBRIDGE. Have Much Pleasure in Offering their ' NEW STOCK OF SEEDS I Ex LATEST ARRIVALS, consisting of /^LOVERS (White and Red), Cow- IiTANURES!— Sydney and Victorian VJ grass, Alsyke and Timothy. -LfX Bonedust, C. & G's. special Turnip Mixture, Superphosphates, Manure, Salt, rpURNIP SEEDS— Green, Yellow and Peruvian and Island Guano. X Purple Top Aberdeen, Devonshire . . ■ Greystone. ■ j^A TONS Black Annealed Fencing «_/ \J Wire, and Galvanised Barb ditto, /COLONIAL RYEGRASSES, Cocks- of the best Quality. Bright Staples, V_^ foot. Rollers and Pins. OATS— Black Tartary and White /GALVANISED Corrtigated Roofing Potato, Barley, Wheat, Maize, \JT Iron, sto 10ft. Ridge Capping Rye, Chaff, Potatoes. and Nailsl FLOUR, Pollard, Bran, Coarse QOLE Agents" 'in Cambridge 'for Salt, &c. - VJ Coulthard Bros' Sawn Timber. , , C. & G., believing that their customers' former experience of the quality of their seeds renders any puff on that point wholly unnecessary, simply state that the above ate of last season's English growth, and have oeen landed in Auckland from London during the last month. IRON fI^ANKS Containing further shipment of Clovers from the best RON X ANKS London Houses, "daily expected per Pareora.

TAILOR, TE AWAMUTU, WISHES it to be known that he has left Mr Bridgraan and STARTED BUSINESS on his own account. , Tweed Suits to measure from £3 10s Trouser and Vest „ „ £1 10s Trousers „ „ £1 0s i^rFit, Style and Workmanship guaranteed.

[OIROOLAR.] Hamilton, April 14th, 1882. TO THE INHABITANTS OF CAMBRIDGE AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. —I, W. H. Kelly, of Hamilton, Carrier and so forth, beg to state that I am prepared to cart goods, per ton, from Hamilton Station to Cambridge cheaper than it is now done by steamer from Ngaruawahia : and that I will guarantee prompt and safe delivery at once, if supported. You may say the thing is impossible : that I cannot carry goods as cheap as steamer ; so I will enter into figures to show that I can. Now, up to the present, the through rates from Ngaruawahia to Cambridge have been : Class A 19s, B 19s, C 18s, D 17s, ami E 13s; and add cartage to this it will make it over £1 a ton. Now, lam prepared to cart it at £1 per ton, and, if I get a load back, half price. And, as lam in constant communication with the Railway Station, and know most of its regulations regarding freight and so forth, you may rely on your interests being looked after, and on no account will you be charged with storage, as I will pay it, if any demands 1 are made re above. I may also say that I am getting a spring trap built and a waggon, which will be ready in a few days, and as I have two drays also I will guarantee to deliver 20 tons per week. The railway rates to Hamilton have now been lowered, so that there is little difference between it and Ngaruawahia, on some classes only 13d per ton.

N O T I C E. T VALUABLE SHEEP, the property of V the undersigned, have lately been killed by Dogs ; poison for their destruction has been laid on the Company's Estate, near Cambridge. Trespassers in pursuit of Game will be prosecuted. Any person giving information which will lead to the conviction of such offenders will be rewarded. For the Auckland Agricultuial Company (Limited). J. R. S. RICHARDSON, Accountant. Fen Court, Ist May, 1882.

THE WAIKATO CHEESE & BACON FACTORY COMPANY (Limited).

PARTIES having 50 to 100 Acres of LAND to dispose of in the vicinity of Hamilton East, suitable for the proposed Cheese and Bacon Factory, are invited to place the same under offer to the Provisional Directors until the loth May, stating terms — either Lease with right to purchase, or lowest cash price for sale. Written offers to be forwarded to the undersigned, marked "Tender," addressed to the Chairman of the Provisional Directors. JOHN KNOX, Hon. Sec.

WAIKATO.— We are sorry if you are growing weary of reading our advertisement, uecause we feel it is for out mutual benefit that you should do so. It is good, healthy, cheerful reading — so different to most of the stuff that we- are deluged with — the reader rises from it refreshed, and in every way more fitted for the battle of life. Listen to the great voice ol the Te Rahu Sawmill, ever thundering forth the intelligence where the very best timber is to be obtianed. It speaks words of comfort, to the struggling settler longing for a better homestead. It tells him of timber being sold so low as to be within the reach of all. It announces to the harrassed contractor pressed for time, the invigorating news that he can get everything he wants put on the ground right away, wherever he happens to have taken his contract. Come and see the giants of the forest rapidly transformed into magnificent building timber, free from knots and shakes, and regular even as the leaves of a book,- and you> will "be sure to leave us an order. Communications* by mail or wire,' swiftly attended to. v^ COULTHARD BROS. " Te Rahu Saw and Planing Mills, Te Awamutu. ________

NOTICE.

RE-COMMENCEMENT of the CAMBRIDGE QUADRIDLLE ASSEMBLY on the evening of Friday, May sth, in the Public Hall' at . 8 p.m. Terms, 10s per quarter in advance 1 . JAMES STUART. ' Cambridge, "May 3.'

MR.' D. KEMPT,? Surgeon Dentist, will be in attendance at the Cot,i&M, GwynneV Hotel; Hamilton, on , Tuesday/ ;9tli' May, ' frpm 3';tillj s<p..tn. ( ? and on Thursday, May 11th, from 9 a.m*. till ip.nf.; and''at' J Kirkwood's,-Dukeof .Cambridge I ' Hd£e'i; |Cainbn'd^^on^fed^ »nesclayi>< lOthliMay,] from* 10. a<m.', w 4