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Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1642, 13 January 1883, Page 3

CLAEK AND GANE, AUCTIONEERS & COMMISSION AGENTS, GRAIN AND SEED MERCHANTS.

HAVING been appointed SOLE AGENTS FOR AUCKLAND for LAWES AND CO.'S CHEMICAL Is^A.2sTTJE;ES Beg to inform the public that they have now on hand a supply of 26 per cent. SOLUBLE SUPERPHOSPHATE, which is admirably suited for Root Crops, drilled with the seed ; also, 100 Tons to arrive per Sam Mendle.

CLARK AND GANE'S MIXTURE. This carefully-prepared Compound has proved very beneficial in its effects, and has given great satisfaction where applied.

VICTORIAN BONEDUST, PERUVIAN GUANO, LAWES' GUANO do., &c. Very Choice TURNIP SEEDS, consisting of all the principal varieties ; THOUSAND-HEADED KALE, MUSTARD, &c, &o.

GARDEN SEEDS— ALL THE PRINCIPAL VARIETIES. NEW CLOVERS? EX ?n^?i ßP ' JNEW CLOVERS 10 Tanks, containing the very best selection of English White Clover, Red Clover, Cowgrass, Alsylce, Eape, Timothy, Eibgrass, Crested Dogstail, Lucerne, Tnfohum Incarnatum, Eyegrass and Cocksfoot.

/CORRUGATED TRON. ) Just to hand, ex Antares— 6o Cases best Brands \J JL "— \ Corrugated Iron, from sft. to 10ft. lengths. Galvanised Ridging and O.G. Spouting— Plough Shares, cast and mallable— Castor Oil for lubricating machinery. WIRE NAILS, ex Border Chief— Special light size, from l^in. to 4in. WIRE. — Best Annealed Acorn Brand Nos. 6, 7, and 8 ; 4-barbed Galvanised Steel Wire ; 2-barbed Galvanised Steel Wire. Rollers and Pins.

C. and G. being Direct Importers are in a position to supply the Best Article at the Lowest Possible Price.

-jy O T I C E . As the Hotel is to be sold on the 24th of January next, all DEBTS DUE TO ME MUST BE PAID by 17th January, otherwise they -will be handed ovor to a solicitor for recovery. J. S. MILNE. iy O TICK. TENDERS will be received by the undersigned until Saturday, the 20th inst., for the lease oi his Steam Threshing Machine for the season. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Further paiticulars on application. ARCH. WALLACE. Pukeiimu, 3rd Jan., 18S3. -\T O T I C E .

On and after this date, Sth January, 1883, I will not be responsible for any debt or debts contracted by my son, Joseph Hinton. JOSEPH HINTON. Hamilton, Sth January, 1883. VT O T ICE. I hereby give notice that I, the undersigned, will not hold myself responsible for any debts couti acted by my son, James Swarm, atter this date. JAMES SWANN. Raglan, January 6th, ISB3. XT O T I C E.

RUNNING on my Property for the last twelve months, *a Bay GELDING, branded like B with a blotch. If not claimed and expenses paid within fourteen days will be sold to pay expenses. J. B. SMITH. Waitoa, January 8, ISS3. "VT O T I C E. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Hamilton Baud Committee is called for Tuesday Evening, the 16th inst., at 8 o'clock, at the Public Hall, Hamilton. All members holding instruments are requested to attend or forward their instruments. RICH. GWYNNE, Trustee. T\J O T I C E.

TENDERS will be received by the undersigned up to WEDNESDAY, 24th January, for the ERECTION ot a HOUSE at Tamahere for Mr R. H. Barugh. Plans and specifications at my office, Hamilton East. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JOSEPH COCHRANE. li/T ATA M ATA ES T AT ES. Tenders for Carting, No. 2. Tenders for carting about Fifteen Hundred Tons of pressed Hay, from Matamata to Stanley, on the Thames River, at per ton of 22401b5. 1. Contractors must provide drivers, horses, and gearing. 2. Tlie proprietor will provide waggons carrying two tons each. 3. Clover hay will be provided at Auckland rates, less freight. 4. A clover paddock will be provided for contractors' horses. ■ 5. Carting must commence not later than February 22nd, ISS3, and must be finished not later that May 20th, ISB3. 6. Distance— looo tons to be carted 11 miles j 500 tons to be carted 3^ miles. 7. Hay in 1401b. bales. 8. Roads level, and well-formed. 9. No tender for less than Fifty (30) Tons will be accepted. 10. Tenders to be sent in not later than February Ist, 18S3. 11. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 12. Tenders to be sent to W. T. FIRTH, Manager, Matamata Estates, - ' Cambridge. Auckland, Jan. 2nd, 1883. Note. — Contractors must provide their own tents ; provisions can be obtained at Matamata, at Auckland wholesale prices, with freight and ten per cent, added. Fresh beef and mutton at 4d per lb. l

FOR SALE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE FREEHOLD AND GOOD-WILL OP THE HAMILTON HOTEL, HAMILTON, WAIKATO. In consequence of long continued, .failing health, the Proprietor has resolved to Sell this favoured Hotel, situated in the very 'best 1 business part of Hamilton, being within three minutes walk of the Court-house, and within one minute's walk oithe Banks, Post and Telegraph. Office^/ 'SdHciWs' offices, Auction Marts, and, in fact, in the very centre of the business of the JJorough. The Hotel .^ontairiS eighteen^edrooins/five Sittyigrooms, Billiard-room^ Bar^ample cellarage and' v Store-fdom v witlr%;her "necessary requirements for carrying on the business of a large hotel. - '"'" ' * i ' 1 The Stables -contain four good loose boxes andistalls fpr twenty-fivehorsesl • The . -Cottage juia, situated on^nthes grounds-; talsp,j itj* contains. /two Sittingrooms, one • Dining-room and six Bed-'^ rooms," abd;is tf ni6e^>quletv?retreat; -and jCommahdaiafbeautifuLviewdof the 'river' W^'surrojmdingScenety.Jl >"> <t v>ih __. ' '} I.^^iE^d^rojis^of }*investingj 'inHni*< line of busjn^wpitld dow'eUto^see'the