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Waikato Times, Volume XX, Issue 1709, 19 June 1883, Page 1

Notices.

T IVERY AND BAIT STABLES HAMILTON HOTEL. 1 C, R. Johnson Begs 1 to -notify to his numerous friends and j^Ue public generally that he has r leased the above Stables and purchased > tlie' 'Plant of the' late Mr B. Edwards, and intends carrying on the business. Every attention will be paid to his pations, and he trusts his old friends will tally round and help him forward in his new ventuie. C. R. JOHNSON.

T MPOR T A N T NOTICE. Cheap Trips to the Seaside. On and after Saturday, the 30th inst., a conveyance will leave Gwynne's Hotel, Hamilton for Raglan on Tuesday and Siitmdav at 9 a.m. returning on Monday and Wednesday. C. R. JOHNSON. Dec. 27th, ISS2.

OOYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES. Alteration of Time-table. The Royal Mail Coach (carrying passengers) will on and atter Ist January, J BB3, and, until fuither notice, run to the following Time-table :—: — Leave Cambridge for Hamilton Junction Railway Station daily at S.lo a.m. j Returning trom Station to Cambridge on arrival ot Tiain fiom Auckland. Leave Hamilton for Te Aroha on Tuesdays, Thuisday, and Saturdays at 2.30 p.m. ; Returning fiom Te Aroha on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 10 a.m. Booking Offices : G Wynne's Hotel, Hamilton West ; Coleman's Hotel, Te Aioha ; and at my Premises, Kiikwood and Lake-streets, Cambridge. W. K. CARTER, Proprietor. Cambridge, 22nd December, 1882.

nPELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES. Livery and Bait Stables, Kikkwood and Lake-street Cambridge, Waikato, New Zealand. W. K. CARTER, Proprietor. W...K. C. begs to i,eturn his sincere thanks to his numeious fiieuds and the public generally, tor the libeial support he hdb leceived since commencing businesa, and has to mtoi m them, that in older to meet the lequnuments of this lapully advancing difatnct, he is at piesent building huge additions to his piemises, which, when completed, will make them second to none in the North Island. Tourists for the Hot Laks Country supplied with saddle hoises and buggies on the shoitest notice, also, experienced guides and caieful diivers. Buggies and saddle horses alw ays on hire. Orders by telegiam or otherwise punctually attended to. Cambridge, 22nd Dec. 1882.

IMPORTANT NOTI C E. J. Sage in letuining thanks to his numerous customers for the liberal support he hub recei\ ed since running the . Coach between Alexandra and Te Awamutu begs to inform them that his coach \\ ill still continue to run between Alexandra and Te Awamutu Station, in connection with the trains to and from Auckland. Waggons for the conveyance of commercial tiavellers will be supplied on the ohoitest notice either by telegram or otherw lse. On and after Monday, April 2nd, and during the winter months, the tare between Alexandra and Te Awamutu w»U be 4s. J. SAGE, Coach Proprietor.

mo PERSONS ON THE LOOK-OUT 1 FOR LAND. FOR SALE, about rAA A ACRES of LAND, in lots to «J\JUV/ suit purchasers. Price, from 35s to 50s per Acre. Terms : 10 per cent, cash ; balance can remain on mortgage for seven years at SIX per cent. The Land is of really first-class quality — Mixed Bush and Fern. The Bush is of a light scrubby description, with patches of first-class Fencing and Building Timbers. The Block is splendidly situated, being about ..twelve miles from Cambridge, on the main road to the Thames, and adjoins Cultivated Farms. This is a good chance for small settlers. For further particulars apply to Mr. GEORGE ELLIS, CAMBRIDGE, Who will show intending purchasers over the property ; Or, W. F. BUCKLAND, AUCKLAND.

HPHOMAS GOODFELLOW, -*• Commission Agent, ALEXANDRA. The undersigned is prepared to undertake the Purchase of Live or Other Stock, to the best, of his ability at the following rates, viz. :—: — Purchase only ... 2\ per cent. Purchase, branding, V and grazing till I number p u r- > [3^ per cent. chased , worth I * > driving ' J [Special terms'for large lots. The, undersigned has noticed that ttfose whp do not attend cattle markets, regiv larly, and especially large, .buyers i£rqm\ su distance,! pay from's to 20 per cent, morefor their stock than is now.riecessary. , , V, "„% <j :';fHOS.';,G(o'pipF^Lp^.^ J;,ob. rfteiNQV^4#^^ fcW d vi