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Waikato Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1775, 20 November 1883, Page 1

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LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES JLJ HAMILTON HOTEL.

O. E. JOHNSON Begs to notify to his nn melons friends and the public generally that he has leased the above Stables and purchased the Plant of the late Mr B. Edwauds, and intends cauying on the business. . Evciy attention will be paid to his lotions, and he taints Ins old fiicnds will rally round and help him forward in his nevr venture. C K. JOHNSON.

[MPO II TA N T NOTIU E. 1 Cheap Tripr, to the Seaside.

On and after S.ituiday, the 30th insl., a comevance will ]i-a\e (,!\\ Mine's Hotel, Hamilton for Raglan on Tuesday and S.iturdav at 0 a.m. ictuining on Monday and Wednesday. C. R. JOHNSON. Dec. 27th, JSS2.

I)OYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES. V Alteration of Time-Table.

The Royal Mail Coach (carrying passenger) will on and atter Oth October, 18S3, and until fuither notice, tun to the followinc Time-Table : — Leave Cambridge for Hamilton Junction Railway Station daily at S. 1.3 a.m., returning tiom Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train from Auckland. Leaves Hamilton for Te Aiolu on Alordajs. Wednesdays and Frid.ijs on arrival of Tiain fiom Auckland ; letmnmg fiom Te Aioha on Tuesdays, Thuisdays and S'ltiuda^s. at 7 a.m., catching the 2 o'clock Tiain at Hamilton Junction for Auckland. Booking Oi-ticfr : Gwynne's Hotel, Hamilton West j Coleman's Hotel, Te Aroha ; and at my Piemises, Kirkwood and Lake-streets, Cambridge. W. K. CARTER, Piopiietor. Cambridge 6th October, 1383.

HHELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES. Livery and Bait Stables, Kirkwood axdLaice-strlet Cambridge, Waikato, New Zkalymj. W. K. CARTER, Propuetor. W, K. C. begs to icturn his sincere thanks to his numeious fnends and the : public goneialiy, tot tho libeial support he has lecened since communcing business, and has to inform them, that in order to meet the lcqaiienicnts ot tins lapidly advincm^ district, he juis added laigo and commodious additions to his piemises, winch aic second to none in New Zealand. Tourists for the Hot Lake Countiy supplied with saddle hoi scs and buggies on the shoitest notice, also, experienced guides and careful drivers. Buggies and saddle horses always on hiip. Orders by telegram or otherwise punctually attended to. Cambridge, 6th Oct., ISS3.

TMPOR T A N T NOTICE. J. Sage in returning thanks to his numerous customeis for the libeial suppoit he lvi" received since 1 mining tho Coach between Alexandra and Te Awamutu begs to inform them that his coach will still continue to run between Alexandra, and Te Awamutu Station, in connection with the trams to juid from Auckland. Waggons for the com eyanco of commcicial tiavellers will be supplied on tho shoitest notice cither by telegram or otherwise. On and after Monday, April 2nd, and during the winter months, the tare between Alexandra and Te Awamutu will be 4s, J. SAGE, Coach Proprietor. iyrir w~. h"! "n~e~a~l~ Teacher op the Pianoforte, Organ, Violin, Flute and Singing.

Pianofoites and Haimoniums tuned and legulatcd. Foi tcimsand other paiticulais apply at "the Studio, Queen-Bticet, East Cambridge

HYDRAULIC LIME TRADE MARK J-Wilson&C? AUCKLAND, N.Z. T7IARMERS have not realised the X: value of concietc to them, and aie kept from ushig it through mistaken ideas of cost, and fear that they cannot carry out such works as concrete dairies, out-bnikbngs, tanks, shee2)-rlips, &c, or lay kitchen, daily, barn, 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 acquire the necessary information. A dairy Bft. x 10ft. by' Bft. high, if lined, will take 1000 ft of timber for walls and floors, at 15a 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, makes a good substitute. The cost of burning a cubic yard varies from Is 6cl to 2s with wood, or 2s to 2a 6d with coal. There is no difficulty in treating it. Please send dimensions of buildings, tanks, floors, &c, and purposes intended foty and we will return .estimates of all materials required, stating thickness to make walls and floors,' aud circular explaining treatment'ofnlimei'V ' • ',*''■ < ■• *„ JOHN. WILSON & CQ. 1 -P.S.— All' Mahurangi limes ' are not; ' alike, 'and none of Wilson's is .genuine witiioj* ; thb'fra«teW&— J. •'\Yy ! |"o 0 ; 1 * '