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Waikato Times, Volume XX, Issue 1698, 24 May 1883, Page 3

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:ONS TO SELL (WITHOUT RESERVE) IDS stiictly fol- CASH ! Ladies' Whitney Cloth Jackets, from 14s Gd Splendid Ulsters, from 11s 9d, including the new Four-in-Hand Cliildren's Ulsters Good Holland, 6\d per yard Ladies' Corsets, fiom 2s 1 Id ; Maids' and Children's, from 2s lid Boys' and Youths' Macintoshes, from 7s 9(1 Men's Mackintoshes and Overcoats New Ulster Cloths, Tweeds, Corsets, Hair Brushes (from Is 9d), Combs, Fallings, Wool Squares, Scarves, etc. , Splendid Stock of Hosieiy a>id Hats A few Parisian Bonnets, trimmed, at 14s Gd, worth 235.

"VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Auckland Section. Queen's Birthday, May 24th, 1883. SPECIAL TRAIN TE AWAMUTU RACES. A Ri'KCiAL Tiuix will leave Mercer for Te Awamutu as follow s :—: — Mercer (departure) ... 8.30 a.m. Rangiriri „ . . 9.15 „ Huntly „ ... 9.50 „ Ngaruawahia ... 10.20 „ Teßapa „ ... 10.45 „ Hamilton Junction... 11.0 „ Ohaupo „ . . 1].35 „ Te Awamutu . 12.0 „ Returning after the Races, Stops to pick up aud set down passengers between Mercer and To Am amutu. Favcs (any station to any station) — Saturday icturn tickets will be issued available for the day only. Trai>s Cancelled. — The trains leaving Anoklaud at 6.40 a.m. and Hamilton at 2.5 p.m. are cancelled this day. A. V. MACDONALD, Distiict Manager. rpAUWHARE CHEESE FACTORY Improved Dairy Farms For Sale or Lease with Purcha sing Clause, near the Tauwhare Township. TEE WAIKATO LAND ASSOCIATION will erect and manage a Cheese Factory, and purchase milk at current rates from settlers on their lands as soon as a sufficient supply can be assured. Terms Easy.— lnterest, six per cent. Apply to CAPT. STEELE, Hamilton ; H. REYNOLDS, Woodlands ; OR TO THE SECRETARY, Auckland. April 11th, 18S3.

FOR SALE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE FREEHOLD AND GOOD- WILL OF 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 business part of Hamilton, being within three minutes walk of the Court-house, and within one minute's walk of the Banks, Post and Telegraph Offices, Solicitors' oilices, Auction Marts, and, in fact, in the very centre of the business of the Borough. The Hote contains eighteen Bedrooms, five Sittingrooms, Bilhard-room, Bar, ample cellarage and Store-rooms, with other necessary requirements for carrying on the business of a large hotel. The Stables contain four good loose boxes and stalls for twenty-five horses. The Cottage is situated on the grounds ; also, it contains two Sittingrooms, one Dining-room and six Bedrooms, and is a nice, quiet retreat, and commands a beautiful view of the river and surrounding scenery. Parties desirous of investing in this line of business would do well to see the property. Other particulars can be had from Mr Kennedy Hill, SeherfFs Buildings; Mr James Mackay, at Messrs L. D. Nathan and Co's, Auckland ; or, to Mr Richard Gwynne, on the premises, Hamilton Waikato.

IN BE THE" BANKRUPT ESTATE OF MESSRS BEAUCHAMP BROS. Parties indebted for meat to the above estate are hereby informed that I will not recognise either Mr W. M. Hay's or Messrs W. J. Hunter and Co's receipt for their accounts. AH parties so indebted are requested and authorised by me to withhold payment of their accounts pending a legal decision.' T. 0. HAMMOND, ■ Creditors' Trustee. HORSES broken in and trained in the best style known, and good' care and treatment during the time they are undergoing their teaching. ,T*aine.d ,to leap every obstacle if retired by Arthur Connolly, next the OddfellowV J «HMl f J Hamilton East. • TOBPRINTIN r (f of ''ereV-'aesof iptioi %l -,Z neatly^tind ex^editiously^j^butfldtit