Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

Waikato Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1935, 29 November 1884, Page 3

Notices.

[IAILWAY REFORM. Under the auspices of the Tamahere Fanners' Club. Mr Samuel Vaile will deliver a LECTURE on Railway Reform, at the Tamahere Hotel, on Monday, December Ist, at 7.30 p.m. All parties interested are invited to attend and a thorough discussion upon the subject is desired. ARTHUR B. V\ HEELER, Hon. Sec. T.F.C.

RAILWAY REFORM. Cambridge, 26th November, 1884. John HouGHHftwi, Esq., Chairman Cambridge Town Board. SIR,— We, the undersigned inhabitants of tlic Distiict of Cambridge, do hereby request you to call a public meeting to consider the proposals of Mr Vaile, re Railway Refoim. We are, Sir, Yours Faithfully, War. N. de L. Willis F. J. Bkooks J. W. MhRIUCK Ghouc.h Dickinson Alfkljd J. Eva.ns John Goodkellow

In compliance with tlic above requisition, I heieby call a meeting of the inhabitants to be held in the Public Hall, Cambridge, on Thursday, 4th December, at 7.30 p.m., for tho purpose of hearing Mr Yaile's -views on the subject of Railway Reform. JOHN HOUGHTON, Chairman Cambridge v Town Board. Town Board Offico. Cambridge, 26th November. 1884.

RAILWAY REFORM. Hamilton, Nov. 28th, 1884. To His Woksuip tul Mayor, Hamilton rpHE " Il.iniiltun Riilway Refoim 1 Committee ' ha\ ing invited Mr S. Vaile to lecture on that subject in Hamilton on Tuesday evening next, respectfully request that you will call a Public Meeting for 7 30 p m. on that day iv Lo Quesne's Hall to receive the Lecturer. SAML. THOS. SEDDON. (On behalf of the Committee.)

In reply to the above requisition, I hereby convene a PUBLIC MEETING to be held at Le Quesne's Hall on TUESDAY EVENING next, the 2nd December, at 7.30 o'clock. ROBT. PEAT, Mayor.

H~~ AMILTON BOXING-DAY SPORTS. 1. Maiden llace, 150 yards 2. Boys' Race under 16, 100 yards 3. Running Hop, Step and Jump 4. Half-mile Handicap 5. Running High Jump 6. Hundred Yards Handicap 7. Bicycle Race, 1 mile handicap 8. One Mile Handicap 9. Vaulting with Pole 10. Kicking Football 11. Boys' llace, under 12 12. Potato Race 13. Hnrdle Race, 440 yards, six hurdles, 3ft. 6in. 14. Blind Race, 100 yards 15. Obstacle Kace 16. Thicc-leaged Hurdle Race 17. f-ack Race 18. Old Men's Race 19. Trotting Race. Full particulars in future advertisement. PERCY E. STEVENS, Hon. Sec. G. EDGECUMBE, Hon. Treasurer. SUBSCRIPTIONS will be received by the following gentlemen, members of the committee : Edgecumbe, G., Forrest, Bunion, Biggs, H.. White, G. E., Le Quesne, C., and Stevens,

TjlOR IMMEDIATE SALE. A FARM of Four Hundicd and Fifty Acres ; well fenced ; (Ihidcd into paddocks : all in glass -md well wateicd, with new and biibstantial dwellinghouse of ten looms ; also, suitable out buildings and sheds, and oi chard. The faun will carry 50 cows, which at onco insiues a leturn of £500 per annum (besides other btocU), and if it should be thought moie debirable the number of cows might be doubled instead of other stock. Through ill-health, this good Farm will be sold for £6 10s per acre. The purchaser may please himself as to terms of payment. To view, and any further information, apply to R. SECCOMBE, Alexandra, Waika'o. Alexandra, 26th November, 1884.

IriOß SALE — \ DECIDED BAR1 GAIN. A Really Good ami < hoice FARM, of about 1000 acres, mobtly impioved, and with plenty of good timber on it. On this property stands the HALF-WAY HOTEL, the Waitetuna General Store, Post and Telephone Offices, and Cattle Sale-yards. Tho Hotel and Store are doing a fair business, and the Farm is capable of carrying a large number of stock. This is a rare opportunity for anyone in search of a good payable concern. The whole will be sold in one lot, price £2200. Terms could be arranged. A commission will be allowed if the sale is effected through any lccognised laud agent. The commission will be paid only to the agent who introduces the purchaser. For further particulars apply CHARLES SUTTON, Half-way Hotel, Waitetuna.

fb R SALE. Tamahere, Waikato. A CHOICE IMPROVED FARM of 130 acres, situate two and a half miles from a railway station, within one mile of the Tamahere school, Store and Post and Telephone Office, and within easy distance of the Waikato Cheese and Bacon Factory. The dwelling-house of four rooms, with Kitchen and out offices detached, together with Barn, Shedding, &c, have been recently erected, and are in thorough repair. The land which is of excellent quality and well watered, is divided iuto eight paddocks, about 25 acres being under cultivation, remainder grass and clover. For terms apply, 1 on the premises, to the undersigned, who are dissolving partnership. A. T. F. WHEELER, A. B. WHEELER.

T7l STABLISHED FOURTEEN Hi YEARS. R. T. Millar, SEED MERCHANT, Has much pleasure in announcing that, by the mail just arrived, he has received advices that his ( NEW SEASON'S TURNIP, SWEDE, & CLOVER SEED would be despatched per direct steamer i • Klaikoura., ' 1 • Orders wilt now be booked. Paterangi, Nwttii 1$ 18^.,