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Waikato Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1877, 17 July 1884, Page 2

Special Advertisements.

WAIKATO COAL AND SHIPPING COMPANY (LIMITED).

WAIPA RIVER.— The Steamer LILIE oonhfcctS with the other Steamers at Ngaruawahia, leaving at 7 a.m. on Monday and Thursday for Alexandra and all places on the Waipa River; leaving Alexandra on Tuesday and Friday at 7 a.m.

WE HAVE ALWAYS ON HAND at the different Agencies— Cambridge, Hamilton, Ngaruawahia, Tcßore, 'Alexandra, and Mercer— a Laige Stock of the following Materials, etc., delivered anywhere, freight paid. Manures. English Superphosphate, No. I and 2 Victorian and Sydney Bonediut » Boneflonr Peruvian and Island Guano Manure Salt.

Fencing Material. Posts — Pnriri, Black Birch, Kauri Matai, and Rimu Rails— Ti-tree, Rimu, and Rata Wire— No. 6, 7, and S, and Barb Staples, Rollers, and Pins.

"Building Materials Kauri (First and Second-class), Kahikatea and Rimu Rimu for Furniture Sashes, Doors and Mouldings, &c. Sash Weights and Rollers.

Tloofing Material Of All Kinds. Corrugated Galvanised Iron 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, AILS} &c, &c. — • \ Puriri, Ti-tiee, Tana, IREWOOD } Acacia (cut and uncut).

j^EEDS ! QEEDS ! Ryegrass, Cocksfoot, Timothy. &c. Clover (Red, White), Cowgrass, 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), AY heat, Bailey, Maize, &c, &c.

For Piices, &c, apply to the Agents OltO JAMES LINDSAY.

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

Plans and Specifications prepared, with or without superintendence. N.B. — Twenty-two yeais' colonial experience. EAV "ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGKNCY COMPANY (Limited).- On AVool, Flax, and othei piodnce consigned to the company for sale in London, Liberal Advances will be made. For paiticulais apply at the Company s Office, Queen-street, Auckland ; or Bank of New Zealand, AViikato OfHces.

rpO THE ELECTORS OF WAIPA. As a dissolution of the General Assembly is now decided upon, I beg leave to offer my &ci vices as your Rcpies>entative in the next Parliament. I need only say that if favoiucd with the confidence of the constituency of AVaipa, I will endca\our to the best ot my ability to piomote the mteiests of the Di&tnet and the piogieas of the Colony. I will Addiess the Elcctois as iol lows :—: — Ngaiuawaiiia— Thursday, 17th, 7 p.m. AVhatawhata— Fiiday, 18th, 7 p.m. AVaitc-tuna— Satin day, July 19th. 10 a.m. Te Mata— Satin day, 10th, 2 p.m. Raglan— Satin day 19th, 7 p.m. Kihikihi— Monday, 21st, at noon. Cambiidge Wcs>t Schoolhousc.— Monday, 21&t, at G. 30 p.m. W. JACKSON. Kihikihi, June 23, 1884.

rr\o THE ELECTORS or WAIKATO. Auckland, July, 9th 18S4-. Gextlemj:x,— l regiet excedmgly that the state of my health will pie\ent my visiting the various centres of population and addressing you previous to the day of nomination. I have, however, every reason to believe that before the meeting of the New Parliament my health will be sufficiently restored to enable me to attend to your interests in AYcllington should you again think proper to send me there as your representative. As regards the politics of the past my views are pretty well known to you by my actions, with only two recent exceptions viz. : the defeat of the Government and the question of the Honorarium. As regards the first, I had decided to stand by my old friends who, notwithstanding their many faults, had served the country faithfully and were in my opinion infinitely to be preferred to an Opposition the various sections of which could only combine for the purpose of turning out the Government, not for carrying on the business of the countiy. As regards the Honorarium, I think you all know me sufficiently well to render any statement upon that subject unnecessary. Upon the politics of the future I hope to be able to address you on or before the day of nomination. Meanwhile it will perhaps snffice to say that I intend to accord Major Atkinson a general support as on the whole the safest guide which the colony has at • present at its disposal.— l am, yours Faithfully. ( J, B. WHYTE.

mo IHE ELECTORS OF AA r AIPA. ? ' ' The report appearing in The AVaikato „ Times iof my Hamilton meeting might *!' lead people to suppose that I would not, if returned, definitely support the present /t government, J am pledged to give them nosiny and euppovt to keep them on fjk'&aT^BV^j benches, ' -t V . ' ,'*