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Waikato Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1821, 8 March 1884, Page 4

Notices.

rp H R A S H I N G. The undersigned, in thanking the farmers of Cambridge, Tamahere and Pukekura districts, for the liberal support accoidcd to his Thrashing Machine for the last two seasons, begs to inform them that, his new machine having ariived, he is now in a position to undertake thrashing on both sides of the river, and hopes, by attention combined with moderate charges, still to receive their patronage. Thrashing done either by the bushel, day, or lump sum. ARCH. WALLACE, Pukerimu. February 7th, ISS4. T A N D FOR S A L K. Blocks of FIRST-CLASS BUSH AND OPEN LAND. Quality of soil second to none. Timber excellent. Price low, and terms very easy, five (5) per cent, cash only being required ; balance at 6 per cent, for ten yeais. Apply to G. C. ELLIS, Cambridge. Also,

Lot 41, Kirikiriroa, 50 acres. No reasonable offer lefused. Apply to W. F. BUCKLAND, Auckland.

rpiMßEtt FOR THE MILLION. PRICE LIST, delivered on barge at Otaua Saw Mills, Waiuku.

12 x 1, 7s (ill per 100 feet ; 12 x |, 9x 1, 7s ; 9x $, 6xl, 3xl, 12 x£, 6s 6d ; 9 x -\, 6s ; 9 x ?, second class, for lining, os 6d ;9 \ ditto, 5s ; planing, or planing, tongueing and grooving, 2s 3d; beading, 6d per 100 feet extia ; 9 x 1 rusticated, 10s per 100 feet. At per 100 running feet :— Skirting, 0.G., 6m., 7s ; 9in., 9s 6d ; moulded and sunk, 9in., 10s 6d ; 12m., 14s 6d ; architraves, 5in.,9s 6d ; 6in., 10a 6d; moulded ceiling battens, 2Jin., ss; 4in., 5s 6d ; 6in., 7s 6d ; rimu ceiling battens, 4in., 7& ; 6in., 9s 6d. JAMES S. GIBBONS.

ADAM LAYBOURN AND GO. UEW 1884 DEEDS. We have received our First Shipment of New Clover and Grass Seed, and ha\in£ seveiely tested every kind, we can most confidently recommend them to our numeious fiionds and others. White Clover Perennial Ryegrasa Alsyke (Canteibury and Con-grass Po\eit> Bay) Red Clover Cocksfoot Tsefoil Italian Ryegrass Timothy PrauieGiass Luceinc Ribgiass Ratbtail Rape Poa Piatensis Crested Dogstail Golden Tares Poa Tiiunlis (Spiins) Hard Fescue Black Ta'ies (Win- Ryecorn. ter) Sheep Fescue TURNIP : Purpletop —Yellow Abenleen Gi centop — Yellow Aberdeen Swede — Green and Purpletop Globe— White and Grey CARROT : White Belgian, Alteringham, Shorthorn MANGOLD : Long Red, Yellow Glob", Long Mammoth. Also, we are having continuous shipments of best Sydney and Queensland Bonedust and Boneflour, G-uano, Peruvian and Huon Island Manure and Rock Salt, Superphosphate.

Agents for Glycerine Sheep Dip.

ADAM LAYBOURN" AND CO, DUlJimr .STREET, .\UCKr.A v U

GENERAL MACHINE, PRINTING- QFFIOE,

t^DUKE STRKET, CAMBRIDGE.

EuT VULIMILII, ISSO.

JAMES S. BOND

In thanking the Public of WaiUato for tho liberal support hitherto accorded him, takes this opportunity of informing them that he has added to Ins Piinting Plant a Citttixu M-veins js, to enable him to more cxpeditiously and neatly execute all work m the several branches of the trade. He is aUoin receipt of an elegant assortment of New Type, which, together with his Printing Machine, "The Atlas," places him on a par mith Auckland Houses in the production of first-class woik at moderate charges. A visit to his office will convince anyone of the fact that there is no longer a necessity for sending woik out of tho Waikato distiict. All w ork dono at Auckland pricis, and in a, style unsmpassed. Ornamental Printing in bronze or colours. Native Land Court Forms, Hate Books, Pi oof of Debt Foims, etc., etc., kept in stock. Specimens of work and estimates furnished on application. JAMES S. BOND, Machine Printer and Bookbinder. Cambridci:. Waikato. ®F " Waikato Times " Agency.

#&::■*< f. , THE HAMILTO^EAST BAKERY. ! MR W. BLACK, MANAGER. The above Bakery is OPENED THIS DAY in Hamilton ISast. All friends of Mr Black are requested to assist him by paying CASH, bo as to enable him to make a fresh st.ii fc. The Biead supplied will be of firstclass quality. W. BLACK. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. EPPS'S COCOA, BREAKFAST. " By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which, govern the operations of digestion and nutrition and by a careful application of the fine properties of wellselected cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately-flavoured beverage -which may save us many heavy doctor's bills. It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet thao a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame." —ice article in the Civil Service Gazette. Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only in packets or tins, a sllcd: JAMES EPPS & CO., HOMOEOPATHIC CHEMISES, LONDON. Ibo—EPPS'S CHOCOLATE ESSENCE or Afternoon use. MONEY TO LEND, in Large or Small Sums, at a moderate rate of J interest. —Jackson and Ru3«eU,SoUoitox«