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Waikato Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1794, 5 January 1884, Page 1

Notices. F. FORREST, NURSERYMAN & SEEDSMAN, PIAKO ROAD. Ouleis addiessed to the Nursery, or care of Mr LeQuesne, will be promptly attended to. BOOKBINDING AND ACCOUNT BOOK FACTORY, Victoria-street West, Auckland. O. \jooveb. Hereby infoims the Waikato public that Ledgeis, Cash and Day Books aie ruled and bound to order; 'Music, Sciap and Fern Books, Albums, and Foitfolios aie made, ropaiied and bound in a supeiior style at the above addiess.

QHEFFIRLI) STORES, 39 Groy*O street— J. kXOI'I, .i pi.-u.tir.il stc-cl m.inuhrtuicr (from Sheffield), has plo.ii.iirc in c.illinjr the .ittcntion of 1 r.ulc ,md the general pnblic to the tact that he has opened the above stores with .in assortment of best steel £oods cutlery, pen, pocket, table, but her, shoe and pallet knnes, nutchcr and table steels, razors, scissors, saws, hies, edge tools, joiners' tools, garden tools, spades s.ho\ els, forks, lakes, Inramcrs, slash-hooks, bill-hooks, axes, ad/is, ke Ke All good-, sold as best aic guaranteed, if not good, exchanged, or mone\ letuined —Note the address— 39, Gre} -street, Auck'.ind

IVT O T I C E . J. T. CAMP, Tailor, &c, Tamahere,

Bees to lnfoim his old customeis of Cambudge and the public goncially that he has COMMENCED BUSINESS in the above, next to the Tamahere Hotel, and thanks them foi the liberal support ac coulee! to him for the last eleven years in Waikato, and trusts to still receive a fdirshaieof patronage. All woik done the same as heretofore. Gentlemen's own material made up at the lowest possible price. J. T. CAMP. August 10th, 18S3.

RAX A U SAW MILL S,

SAWN TIMBER, both Rimu and Kahikatea, will be supplied by me at oidinaiy rates, and Mr Walter., of Te Awamutu, is autlioiised by me to collect all monies due to me on account of timber sold on and after Match Ist. Orders sent to me or to the mill will be punc tually attended to JOHN lIUTCHINSON, Oiakau. Orakau, Kihikihi, March 27th, ISS3.

f~^ II A R L E S TT ALL, SItOJiINU & GhMJKVL BLACK SMI T 11 . VIALOU'S OLD-ESTABLISHMENT. Victoria-street, Hamilton. £^*All Kixds of Rei'aijjs Eyix'UTed WITH DFJsPATCIt. Casli Pi ice, 4s (id Shoeing. VPLESL'HER is now prepared to • make any description ot BOOTS and SHOKvS, either pegged or sewn, on the shortest notice. As he makes bis own uppers, customers can rely on a first-class article of any stjle at most reasonable rates.

Easy and Comfortable Boots made for feet with corns

Porpoiscskin, Sealbkin, Kid, and all the difteient Uppeis always on luml, Unsurpassed for fit, style, quality and woikm.mship, and quantity as well wlieie lequiied. Repairs Neatly Executed, with Despatch. Fin jeder weisz wo der Schuh druckfc. Y. PLESCHER, BOOTMAKER, DUKE-STREET, CAMBRIDGE, (Next door to Mr Hughes, Chemist). TJUPTURES.

Persons suffeiing from the above should apply to J. F. R. Strickland, Suigicallnstiument Maker (late maker to Leeds, Bradford, and Wakefield Hospitals, and Gateshead Dispensary), Vincent-street, Auckland (13 doors liom Cook-street, light- hand side).

HYDRAULIC LIME TRADE yfc MARK J.^ilson&C? AUCKLAND, N. 2. FARMERS hn\c not lciliscl the \alue of coiioiete to thorn, and aic kept fiom usuig it thiongh mistaken ideas of cost, and fcai that they cannot cany out such woiKs as conciete dairies, out-buildings, tanks, sheep-dips, &c, or lay kitchen, daily, barn, cowshed, stockyard, pigseiy, 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 w ho follows our instructions can soon acquire the necessaiy information. A dairy Sft. x 10ft. by Sft. hidi, if lined, will take 1000 ft of timber for walls and floors, at 13s per 100 ft, £7 10s. The same in concrete requires 40 bushels of lime at Is 9rl, £3 10s, and eii?ht yards giavel at 4s, £1 12s— or 48s less than timber When gravel is not available, rich clay, well burned, mak^s a good substitute. The cost of burning a cubic yard varies from Is Gd to 2s with wood, or 2a to 2s 6d with coal. There is no difficulty in treating it. Please send dimensions of buildings, tanks, floors, &c., and purposes intended for, and we will return estimates of all materials required, stating thicknpss to make walls and floors, and circular explaining treatment of lime. JOHN WILSON ft CO. P.S. — All Mahuiangi limes are not alike, and none of Wilsou's is genuine msm the trad,e-ma.rk^-rj, W, $ (:o,