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Waikato Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1868, 26 June 1884, Page 2

Special Advertisements.

rpo THE ELECTORS ok WAIKAI'O.

Gentlemen, — I have the honour to inform you that it is my intention to offer myself for re-clectiou as your repre Feutative in Parliament, and also that I intend shortly to address you in the various centres of population. Time and place to be notified in future advertisements.— l have the honour to be your most obedient servant, J. B. WHYTE.

0 THE ELECTORS OF WA.LFA.

As a dissolution of the General Assembly is now decided upon, I beg leave to offer my services as your Rcprescnfcithe in the next Parliament. I shall take the earliest opportunity aftn the io&uc of tho writs of meeting tho Electors in public, and need only &ay at present that if fdvoiucd with the confidence of the constituency of Waipa, I will endeavour to the best of my ability to piomote tho in terests of the District and the progicss of the Colony. W. JACKSON. Kihikihi, June 23, 1884.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

HHHE PARTNERSHIP hitherto sul - sisting between the undersigned as Barristers and Solicitois, has this day been DISSOLVED by mutual consent,

F. A. WHITAKER J. P. CAMPBELL.

Cambridge, 31st May, 1884.

TITHE BUSINESS will be CARRIED ON by Mr F. A. WHITAKER.

WAIKATO COAL AND SHIPPING COMPANY (LIMIIKD)

WAI PA RIVER.— The Steamer LILIE jonnects with the other Steamers at Nganuwahm, leaving at 7 a.m. on Monday and Thursday for Alexandi a and all places on the W-iipa Ki\er; leaving Alexandra on Tuesday and Friday at 7 a.m.

WE HAVE ALWAYS ON HAND at the different Agencies — Cambridge, Hamilton, Ngaruaw.ilna, Tcßore, Alexandra, and Mercer — a Large Stock of the following Materials, etc., delivered anywhere, freight paid.

Manures.

English Superphosphate, No. I and 2 Victorian and Sydney Boneduat „ „ „ Boneflour Peruvian and Island Guano Manure Salt.

Fencing Material.

Posts — Puriri, Black Birch, Kauri Matai, and Ilium Rails— Ti-tree, Rimu, and llata Wiie— No. 6, 7, and 8, and lWb Staples, Roileis, and Pins.

Building Materials

Kami (Fiist and Second-class), Kahik.itea and Rnnu Rimu for Furnituie S.ishes, Doors and Mouldings, &c. Sash Weights and Rollers.

Hoofing jViatktiial

Ok All Kinds. Corrugated Galvanised lion Galvanised Nails and Washers Ridging and Spouting Shingles and Palings.

HOBART RAILS AND PALINGS, 400-Gallon Tanks, Pipes, Bricks, Lime, Waipa, and Wilson Ground Roach.

Ewbank, Wire, Cut, &c, &c.

NaTls

1 Puriri, Ti-tree, Taua, IRKWOOD / Acacia (cut and uncut).

£--4 EEDS 1 QEEDS 1

Rycgrass, Cocksfoot, Timothy. &c. Clover (Red, White), Cowgmss, Trefoil, Alsyke, &c. Turnip — Swede, Aberdeen, Yellow Top, Green Top, Purple Top ; Rape, &c. &c. Mangold —Long Red and Globe Carrots— Red and White Oats (Seed and Feed), Wheat, Barley, Maize, &c, &c.

For Prices, &c., appiy to the Agents or to JAMES LINDSAY.

NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (Limited).- On Wool, Flax, and other produce consigned to the company for sale in London, Liberal Advances

will be made. For particulars apply at the Company's Office, Queen-street, Auckland ; or Bank of New Zealand, Waikato Offices.

D. RICHARDSON, ARCHITECT, VICTORIA - STREET, CAMBRIDGE.

Plans and Specifications prepared, with or without superintendence. N.B. — Twenty-two years' colonial experience.

mO our KIHIKIHI SUBSCRIBERS.

HaA ing made arrangements for the delivery of The Waikato Times at Kihikihi by horse service, subscribers from this date will obtain their copies of the paper at Mr Ellis Store, Kihikihi, by 11 o'clock a.m.

ABSTRACT OF SALES BY AUCTION.

This Day.

Mksshs W. J. Hunter & Co., at the Cimbiidge Yards, at 1 o'clock — Cattle, sheep, etc.

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AND THAMES VALLEY GAZETTE.

Equal and exact justice to a'l men, Of whatsoever state or persuasion, religious or political. Here shall the Press the People's right maintain, Unawed by influence and unbribed by gain.

THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 188 Jf.

Shareholders will be glad to learn that; the question of establishing branch stores in Waikato has yet to be decided by Ihe directors of the Farmers' Co-operative Association. We learn that at a meeting held in Auckland, on Tuesday last, the subject was once more discussed, witlj the result that the manager