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Waikato Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1769, 6 November 1883, Page 1

Notices

J IVERY AND BAIT STABLES Ju HAMILTON HOTEL. C. B. JOHNSON Begs to notify to his nnmciotis fiic^uls and the public gencially that he has leased the abow 1 Stables and purchased the Plant of the lite Mr ]). Edwards, and intends cai lying on the business. E\eiy attcnt on will be paid to his pations, and he ti lists his old fiiends will rally round and help him foiwaul in his r.ev \entuic. C. R. JOIINSOF. TJIPO RT A N T N O T 1 C 10. Cheap Trip'; bo the Seaside. On and nftor Satin day, the 30th inst., a coin c \ ancc v. ill ha\ c Gw \ nno's Hotel, Hamilton foi R'lylnn on Tuesday and S.ihmLn .it ') d.m. icfcuunny on and Weducbday. C. R. JOHNSJN. Doc. 27 th, ISB2.

T^OYAL ar AIL LlXlfi OF COACH IOS. l\j Alteration of T)me-Table. The Royal Mail Coach (curyint; p,\s■songejs) ui'l on and ahci <ith Octobci, IS'j.i, and until fuithcr noticr, inn to the following Tune Table .—. — Le.nc Cambiidgo foi Hamilton Junction Railway Station daily al 8 l."» n.m , lotui nin£j tiom Station to Cambridge on nimalot Pi.iin fiom Auckland. Le.i\es Hamilton for Te Aroha on Morda\s. \VediK j 6>davs pud Fiidajs on ain\.il of Tiiiin fiom Auckland : lcturniny from Te Aroha on Tuo&days, Thursdays and Situ id a vs. at 7 a.m., catch ins; the 2 o'clock Tiain at Hamilton Junction ior Auckland. Bookim; (Micks : (Jwynne's Hotel, Hamilton West ; Coloman's Hotel, Te A rob i ; and at my LL J i< j mibea, Kukwood and Lakestiects, Cambiidgc. W. K. CARTKR, Piopnetor. Cunbriilft", Oth October, LIS3.

npELKGRAPH LINE OF COACHES. J| Livery and Bait Stables, KihkwoodandLaki -smni/r Cambridge, Waikato, Nlw Zkalvmj. W. K. CARTKR, Piopuetor. W. K. C. bcijs to letum his sincere thanks to his numeious fiiouds and the public generally, tor the hbcial suppoit he has ieceu ed since commencing business), and has to infoim them, that in order to meet the lcquiioments of this rapidly advuicinij distiict, he aas added huge and commodious additions to his pi onuses, which aie second to none in New Zealand. Tourists for the Hot Lake Country supplied "with saddle hoiscs and buggies on the shoi test notice, also, expciienced guides and caieful dii\ ers. Buggies and saddle horses always on hii'p. Orders by telegram or otherwise punctually attended to. Cambridge, 6bli Oct., 1883.

IMPOR T A N T NOTICE. JL J. Sage in returning thanks to hia mimeions customeis for the libeial support he ha 1 - leceived since running the Coach between Alexandra and Te A"v\aimitn begs to infoim them that hia coach as ill -still continue to run between Alexandi.i and Te Awamutti Station, in connection with the tiauis to and from Auckland. Waggons for the comcyance of commeiciai tiavelleife will be supplied on the shortest notice either by telegram or otherwise. On and after Monday, April 2nd, and duimg the winter mouths, the fare between Alexandra and Te Awamutu will be 4s. J. SAGE, Coach Proprietor. ]\/T~iT~" w7 ~h~. n e~a~l7 •^-* Tkaciicu of the Pianoforte, Organ, Violin, Fiute and Siiiging. Pianofoitcs and llaimoniums tuned and legulated. l*'oi tcims aiid other particulars apply at the Studio, Queen-street, East Camhiulgc

HYDRAULIC LIME TRADE MARK AUCKLAND, N.Z. FARMEES have not lealised the value oi concmtc to them, and aio kept fiom usmg it thiough mistaken ideas of cost, ami fear that they cannob carry out such woi Us as concrete dairies, out-buildings, tanks, bheep-dips, &c, or lay kitchen, dairy, bain, cowshed, stockyard, piggery, fowl-house, or any other floors, without engaging skilled labour. No doubt men acquainted -with the work have the advantage, but still, any intel gent man who follows our instructions can soon acquiie the necessary information. A dairy Bft. x 10ft. by Bft. hieh, if lined, will take 1000 ft of timber for walls aud floors, at los per 100 ft, £7 10s. The same in concrete requires 40 bushels of lime at Is 9d, £3 10s, and eight yards gravel at 4s, £1 12s— or 48s less than timber When gravel is not available, rich clay, well burned, makeß a good substitute. The cost of burning a , cubic yard varies from Is 6d to 2a with wood; or 2s to 2s 6d with coal. There is no difficulty in treating it. „ Please send dimensions- of buildings, tanks, floors, &c, and purposes intended jfor, and we;, will^ return estimates of all materials- required i% st&ing thickness ,to make walls and^floors/uand^civcular ex-?