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Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1596, 26 September 1882, Page 3

Auctions.

HAMILTON A CCTION MART. Saturday, September 30th, at 2 p.m. SUBSCRIBER will hold his weekly sale on the above date. Parties having live stock, produce or furniture to *' dispose of are requested to communicate with the Auctioneer before Wednesday evening, so that their goods may be advertised in Thursday's paper. JOHN KNOX, Auctioneer. nn o cricketers. Wanted Cricketers to bear in mind that they can have all kinds of Cricket SHOES made to order at T. COX'S Boot Manufactory, Duke-street, Cam* bridge. Hand-sewn and Pegged Boots made to Order. All Orders promptly attended to. ,

O. I. C. LEWIS & SIMPSON, General [ronmongers, TTA V E ON SAL E — AT PRICES LOWER THAN ANY AT PRESENT RULING IN THE WAIKATO— 100 Reels Barbed Fencing Wire 10 Tons Annealed Fencing Wire 12 Tons Galvanised Iron 10 Casks, containing Eclipse Lamps, Duplex Lamps, Lamp Glasses and Globes, all sizes. Temporary Premises : TOWN COUNCIL BUILDINGS. LEWIS AND SIMPSON, CAMBRIDGE.

XT O T I C E. I have this day DISPOSED of my BUTCHERING BUSINESS to Mr G. A. Laidlaw, and would respectfully solicit a continuance of past fa\ois to my successor. WM. AVENKLL. Te Awamutu, ISth September, 1882. With reference to the above, I trust by selling at price 3 chaigud hitherto, to receive a fair share of public patronage. Only the best quality of meat will be offered to the public. Q. A. LAIDLAW? Te Awamutu, 18th September, 1882. 1^- O T I C E. We have this clay DISPOSED of our BUTCHERING BUSINESS to Mr G. A. Laidlaw, and solicit a continuance of past favors to our successors. Mr John Glass will carry on the Baking Business as hitherto. GLASS & CO. Te Awamutu, 18th September, 1882. EDUCATIONAL. ~ T ADIES' SCHOOL, CAMBRIDGE. The Last Quarter Will commence on Monday, October 2nd, 1882. E. F. YOUNG. A LEXANDRA TO TE AWAMUTU. On and after Monday, 25th September, 1882, a daily conveyance will leave the Post-office, Alexandra, at 8 a.m., arriving at Te Awamutu in time for North Train, leaving Te Awamutu station after arrival of South Train. THOS. FINCH, Proprietor. TMPORTA NT NOTICE. F. J. Sage in returning thanks to hia numerous customers for the liberal support he has received since running the Mail Coach between Alexandra and Te Awamutu begs to inform them that his coach will still continue to run between Alexandra and Te Awamutu Station, in connection with the trains to and from Auckknd. Waggons for the conveyance of commercial travellers will be supplied on the shortest notice cither by telegram or otherwise. F. J. SAGE, Coach Proprietor. rpHE WAIKATO FELLMONGERY 1 COMPANY (LIMITED). Mr Giay, late Tclegrap.iist at Huntly, has been APPOINTED MANAGER of the above Company, and' will enter on his duties about the Ist October next. As soon as convenient Mr Gray will introduce himself to the settlers and butchers in Waikato, with a view to pui chase of skins. * T. Y. FITZ PATRICK, Secretary pro tern. AIKATO SLAUGHTERING & FREEZING CO. (Limited). Farmers and Merchants are invited to attend a PUBLIC MEETING, to be held at Mr Delaneys Hotel, Ohaupo, at noon on Tuesday, 26th inst., to give an expression of opinion on the prospectus of the above company. TTT AIKATO CHEFSE & BACON V V FACTORY COMPANY (Limited). Shareholders and public are invited to attend a MEETING at the Public and Volunteer Hall on MONDAY, 2nd October, at 7.30 p.m., when Capt. Kunciman will deliver a Lecture on his American experiences. JOHN KNOX, Hon. Secretary. 4R I T I S H BATTLES." "^ '"* 1 — <- ■*$■ _" i ,' THE above volume )Vii|.|jMj6r taken or borrowed from the dW'l^^^^pjwjn «s;>;| the ','Dqve Cot," ( CVftiJ^^^aljo^^ twelve, "mouths ago. ;^>l)^^^^plC>!t^^ w,Ko ha'£?t"(nnd' wbdJiMpoWfl^Wlj^