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Waikato Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1878, 19 July 1884, Page 2

Special Advertisements

WAIKATO COAL AND SHIPPING COMPANY (LIMITED)

WAIPA RIVER.— The Steamer LILIE connects with the other Steamers at STgaruawahia, 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, Ng.iruawahia, Te Rore, Alexandra, and Mercer— a Large Stock of the following Materials, etc., delivered anywhere, freight raid. Manures. English Superphosphate, No. I and 2 Victorian and Sydney Bonediut „ „ >i Boneflour Peruvian and Island Guano Manure Salt.

Fencing Material. Posts — Puriri, Black Birch, Kauri Matai, and Rimu Rails — Ti-tree, Rimu, and Rata Wire— No. 6, 7, and 8, and Barb Staples, Rollers, and Pins.

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

Roofing 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, AIL S 1 &c, &c. — • \ Puriri, Ti-tree, Tana, IREWOOD / Acacia (cut and uncut).

Seedsj Seeds ! Ryegrass, Cocksfoot, Timothy. &c. Clover (Red, White), Cowgrass, Trefoil, Alsyke, &c. Turnip — Swede, Aberdeen, Yellow Top, Gieen Top, Purple Top; Rape, &c. &c. Mangold— Long Red nnd Globe Cairots- Red and White Oats (Seed and Feed), Wheat, Barley, Maize, <fee, &c.

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

D. RICHARDSON, AEOHITEOT, VICTOSIA - STREET, CAMBRIDGE.

Plans and Specifications prepared, with or without superintendence. N.B. — Twenty-two years' colonial experience. __ npo THE ELECTORS OF WAIPA. As a dissolution of the General Assembly is now decided upon, I beg leave t Q offer my services as your Representative in the next Pailmment. I need only say that if fa\oincd with the confidence of the constituency of Waipa, I will endeavour to the best of my ability to promote the inteiests of the Distiict and the piogress of the Colony. 1 will Address the Electors as fol lows : — Waitctuna— Saturday, July 19th. 10 a.m. Te Mata-Saturday, 19fch, 2 p.m. Raglan— Saturday 19th, 7 p.m. Kihikihi — Monday, 21st, at noon. Cdinbiidge West Schoolhouse. — Monday, 21st, at G.3op.m. W. JACKSON. Kihikihi, June 23, 1884.

qpO IHE ELECTORS OF WAIPA. The report appearing in The Waikato Times of my Hamilton meeting might lead people to suppose that I would not, if returned, definitely support the present Government, I am pledged to give them my vote, and support to keep them on the Treasuiy benches. WM. JACKSON.

rpo THE ELEdORS OF WAIPA. It having come to the knowledge of Major Jackson's Hamilton friends that his utteiances in pubiic and private will be grossly misrepresented in the Press, aud by circulars and placards, by impolitic supporters of Mr Lake, at a time too late for public denial before the polling-day, ELECTORS are earnestly cautioned against giving any credence to promulgations not bearing Major Jackson's signature. Major Jackson looks upon unworthy electioneering dodges as things of the past, and declines to resort to them. No reflection upon Mr Lake or the capable, zealous, and much-experienced manager of his election is intended. WM. MACGREGOR HAY, Hon Sec. Hamilton Committee. Hamilton, July 18, 18S4.

rpo THE ELECTORS OF WAIPA. Gentlemen", — Having been requested by a large number of friends to contest the ensuing election in the Government interest, I have the honour to offer myself as your representative in the next Parliament. I would give a general support to the policy of the present Government, including the Native Land Bill, and would do my utmost to secure the completion of the through North Island Railway, which I consider an absolute necessity.

I will Address the Electors at the various centres as follows :—: — Cambridge West.— Saturday, July 19th. All meetings, except as specified above to be held at 7.30 p m. Ihave the honour to be your most obedient servant, EDWARD LAKE.

The services at the Wesleyan Churches, Te Awamutu and Hamilton, to -morrow,' are advertised elsewhere. Also those at Le" Quesne's, Hall, Hamilton. * Rats anij Mice.— lf you wish to de» f «troy them get a packet of Hill's Maoic » Killer in packets, 6d, 9d, aud Is, to be •bturoed ,of all storew'epprs/or from ; 2E$ B, Hill |>y en« , closing an fpty* tfatyp*"' •> •> ■ " - , ,