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Waikato Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1745, 11 September 1883, Page 3

Notices.

rpHE THOROUGHBRED HORSE, -*■ KING QUAIL, WILL TRAVEL IN WAIKATO THIS SEASON. Pedigree of King Quail. King Quail, by Yattendou out of Quail; Yattendon, by Sir Hercules — Cassandra; Sir Heicules by Cap-a-pie — Paraguay ; Cassandra by Tros— Alice Gtey. Quail, by Commissioner out of Queen of Sheba ; Commissioner by Giatis— Camilla; Queen of Sheba by St. Giles— Queen of Beauty ; Gratis by Middleton— Lamia. Terms : Half-bred mares, £4 ss ; thoroughbred mares, £5 10s. ! Paddock accommodation Mill be provided. Eveiy care taken but no responsibility. C. LIMMER. Whatawhata, Sept. 4th, ISS3.

JAMES R. WRIGHT, TE AWAMUTU. WOOLPAGKS! WOOLPAGKSJ Full weight, at Auckland Prices. White and Yellow Belgian Carrot Seed Large Red Altiingham Carrot Seed Long Red Mangel Yellow Globe Mangel Clo\erand Grass Heed Turnip, Rape and Mustard Seed Seed Maize and Feed Cats Flour, Bran, Sharps, Chaff, &c. Black Annealed Fencing Wire American Barb Wire Nails, Staples, Rolleis, &c. Corrugated Iron, sft. to 10ft. lengths O.G. Spouting, &c. Spades, Shovels, Folks, Scythes, &c Bonedust, Boneflour, Guano Supei phosphate, Manure Salt, &c. For Carrots, Mangels, and Turnips, A SPECIAL MANURE, Which can be used in the Drill.

HHE AWAMUTU STEAM FLOUR -*- MILLS. The undersigned having erected a FLOUR MILL with All the Latest Improvements, IS PREPARED TO GRIST WHEAT @ is. PER BUSHEL. All Wheat put through a first-class Smutter before grinding. Crushing Done. Oats Is 0d per sack. Peas ... . Is6d „ „ B.irley Is 4d „ „ Maize Is 4d „ „ S. SHORT, Proprietor.

IVT O T I C E. The undersigned, in returning thanks to his friends and patrons for the liberal support given to his Threshing Machine for the past two seasons, begs to iufoim them that to meet the increasing reqimeincnts of the district, he has, at the request of a number of settlers, purchased another Steam Threshing Machine, which will be at the service of the public next season, and ho hopes by attention aud good work to receive a fair share of support for both his machines. He has also added to his Threshing Plant a Drill, Reaper, Mower, and Chalf Cutter. For further particulars apply to ARCH. WALLACE, Pukeriiiiu.

"|Y o T I c E. H. NORGROVE having re-purchased his old butchering business from Messrs ,Yates Bros., as well as the one now carried on by Mr Hoy, begs to notify that he will take possession and will carry on both businesses on and after Satuiday, September Ist. Old friends and 'customers may rely upon the same excellent quality of meat being supplied, the same careful attention being given to their orders, and civility, which characterised the conduct of ,the business previously, and H. N. therefore confidently trusts that no less patronage will be extended to him than before. F NORGROVE. Cambridge, August 24, 1883.

~I\TP, • O T I C E . Persons, filing. Thomas , Hoy accounts are cautioned against paying any person ■ but his authorised agent, pending legal proceedings.

The undersigned beg to notify to their customers, \ that they ha,ve .disposed of their Butchering Business to Mr Henry Norgrove, who takes possession on lst f September, and whilst tnanking the.. 'public' for p T ast favours, would' request a ; SETTLEMENT 01. all ACCOUNTS on or before" '2'dtß SEPTEMBER, as they intend leaving |;ne district. , „ .imrww. . jfefcjg 'Bß!pS,,;ButoW , - : Cmhrid S e f AngQ^iithiim,'l !