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Waikato Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1543, 25 May 1882, Page 3

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A COMPLIMENTARY BANQUET will be given by the Brethren of above Lodge to Bro. C. D. Mackintosh, W.M., on WEDNESDAY, 31st instant, at 8 p.m. Tickets, 10s 6d each, can be obtained by application to A. Bach, Secretary and Treasurer. Brethren and friends are respectfully invited to co-operate.

TO BUILDERS. HHENDERS will be received until X Saturday, 6 p.m. June 3rd, for erection of villa residence at Manawaru, near Te Aroha. Plans, &c, can be seen at The Waikato Times Office, also at my office, Te Aroha. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. HY. CRUMP, Architect. SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTING IN A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL AND OTHER PROPERTIES IN THE CAMBRIDGE DISTRICT. HHENDERS are required by the 24th X May, 1882— For Sale or Lease, the Tamahere Hotel, Hautapu. The hotel commands one of the best positions in the Waikato. Good reasons given for leaving the district. Also, Blacksmith's Shop, and about half acre land. A first-class opportunity for a good general blacksmith. A fair trade clone at the present time. Also, One acre, No. 373, Cambridge West. Also, Goodwill of Shop and Dwelling, Duke-street, Cambridge. Leased to a good tenant; having about 3$ years to run, at a weekly rental of 30s ; payable weekly, with right to purchase for J6500. Further particulars may be obtained from the undersigned, to whom tenders must be addressed. JAS. THOS. CAMP, Tamahere Hotel.

WAIKATO CHEESE AND BACON FACTORY CO. (Limited). Extension of Time. Application for Shares and Tenders for Land will be received up to 4 p.m. on 29th inst. JOHN KNOX, Secretary.

NOTICE. I HEREBY give notice that it is my intention to APPLY for a SLAUGHTERING LICENSE in the Te Aroha Riding, under section 23 of the "Slaughterhouse Act, 1877," to the Piako County Council on the 3rd day of June, 1882. HENRY BASKIVILLE. Te Aroha, 3rd May, 1882.

NOT C E. ANY person or persons found trespassing in pursuit of game on tho property of F. Larkworthy Esq., Waitoa, will be prosecuted. CHAS. COLLINS, Manager. May Ist, 1882. 4^ J^ ZJ J. W. BRIDGMAN, While thanking the public for the support accorded him since commenncing his tailoring begs to state that he has secured the services of a first-class cutter and tailor, who has had several years experience in the West End of London, and cat therefore supply a want long felt in the district, viz.: a good fit. TWEED SUITS from ... £3 10s TROUSERS Sf VEST from £1 10s TROUSERS £1 0s A Choice Assortment of Tweeds just opened iq\ and to-arrive. & k k

A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Shirts, Belts, Braces, Rugs, Blankets, Overcoats, Men's Clothing, at Dky and French's, Hamilton East.

TO LET.— FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE, with Scullery, Woodshed, &c, Grey-street, and Two-roomed House in Galloway-street.— William Commixc

rr\O LET,atßroad Meadows, for one crop X of grain, from 200 to 300 ACRES, in lots to suit parties wishing to lease or grow on shares. The land has been pastured with sheep and cattle from 12 to 14 years. For particulars apply to JOHN RUNCIMAN, Broad Meadows.

FOUND — One Chestnut COLT, branded W^P off shoulder. Owner can have same by applying to JAMES T.- CAMP, Tamahere Hotel.

FOUND -A Black and Tan Smoothhaired, COLLIE DOG. Owner can have him by applying at' the Office, Fen Court, near Cambridge. If not claimed , within three weeks' will be sold to defray expenses. • • J. R. S. RICHARDSON.

- £1 REWARD. I QTRAYED from Scotchman's Valley, O one light bay mare, white star on forehead, and r two white hind feet,; also one dark bay heavy draught mafe, with a little" "white on the;' fate,' no .visible -Brands on .either. Any person .returning 't!he'Bailne,tb'tH6' r undirsigned, or leaving '^henf at 'the' Royal'HofieT/f will feceivei the ' atioVe^wararV \? / ' i,, »,«.,«»- o- 1 ;jAgES f SHA:Wr" ."* ' '"/i"- '• * !'! ' ! «cotcßffi^STall'ey: f '' 'jAOifBBW&BDjr'^T WBpfa fcetweerf f'^A ?Kibiiht aha^Ra^g|^^|a;:Prirse Icontainiiig some bank nofeSsSSmc" silver. : The altove^uM'jwmWipaid'o^turnmg tiam'e: to .' Fred. 'Bowman, " Roto&ngf