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Waikato Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1952, 10 January 1885, Page 1

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. FOURTEEN-COLUMN SUPPLEMENT Iβ issued with the WAIKATO TIMES EVEEY SATURDAY, Containing interesting Tales, Notes on Agriculture, Science, Sketches, &c. The Waikato Timks, each Saturday, contains 4:0"" 001/criMJsrs <\y\ MAKING IT THE LARGEST AND BEST TRI-WEEKLY PAPER IN NEW ZEALAND. GUARANTEED WEEKLY ISSUE, 3000 COPIES. Business Cards. IUT AU RIOER. KEESING, Barrister and Solicitor, CAMBRIDGE, WAIKATO. DD O N O V A N , • Coach Proprietor, KIHIKIHI. Coaches run daily to and from Kihikihi to Railway Station. Buggies and Saddle Horses on hire. Telegran)3 attended to. [a card. J CF. N A P P E R, • fPIL ENUINKKK, HAMILTON WEST. Quantities taken out and Contracts measured, &c. FTENRY BUTTLE, •*"*■ Sharkbrokkr & Mining Rkforter, Hod.hk, Land and Estate Acknt, TE AROHA. N.Z. TT UGH FITZGERALD, KENT AND DEBT COLLECTOR, CAMBRIDGE WEST. Several Small Farms for Sale. GE OR G E SMER DO N, Builder and Contractor, Bryck-strklt, CAMBRIDGE. / ; JAMES O'D EA , Architect and Builder, HAMILTON EAST ; (Opposite Ciitholic Church), i Plans and Specifications prepared in first-class style. Estimates Given and Gua- '. KANTEED. j C. Easterbrook Smith, BUILDER & CONTRACTOR, Begs to inform the general public that he has opened a WHEELWRIGHT'S BUSINESS in conjunction with the alx>ve, in Brewery-street, Cambridge, where all work entrusted to him will he completed with despatch in a workmanlike manner. Note the Address : C. EASTERBROOK SMITH, Builder and Wheelwright, Opposite Hally Brothers' Brewery. CAMBRIDGE. Agent for Standard Fire and Marine Insurance Company. OATS. The undersigned are prepared to Crush Oats at 3d per bushel. Orders left at the Hamilton Auction Mart will receive prompt attention. KNOX & RIDLER. Kxi'.nlf.icr Flour Mills. OHAUPO SAW-MILLS. GEORGE P. MILLARS Still continues to supply FIRST-CLASS TIMBER At Lowest RatesHAVING lately added to his plant a first-class Pinning Machine, builders can now be supplied with nil requisites for finishing inside work, anil tlu- following ■will alwnye be kept in stock : — Matchedlining and flooring, ornamental battens. architraves, mouldings, rusticated wen-ther-l)oardiiig, skirting, &c, in various patterns and styles*. &# Orders directed to the Mill, or to Mr J. T. Edwards, will receive prompt attention. MBS m W m^BSt^m^m 9^ mmmwm ■*——^^tfa KHleid & Gray's PLOUGHS "J)o Jiot require a Blacksmith at each end of the field." «« TT7HILE those of other makers are VV constantly under repair at the blacksmiths', you rarely see any of the Keid & Gray's there, no matter how plentiful they may be in the district." These were stateincHts made by two fanners in the Waikato, and are perfectly true. Our plough beams being made of the best liammered scrap iron (and not of common bar iron), and the rest of the plough being made of the very best material, by experienced workmen, we are enabled to send out, in the first instance, an article as near perfection as possible, so that constant visits to the smithy are unheard of ■with the R.G. plough. And this is merely one of the many implements turned out by us with equal care and attention to the requirements of the country, such us our Improved New Zealand Grass and Guano Drill, l<caper and Mower Combined, New Zealand Twine Binder, of which we made 70 last season. Since then we have added most important improvements, all giving the greatest satisfaction. Disc Harrows, with travelling carriage and compensating etaye, acknowledged to be the greatest improvement yet made in this splendid implement. Chaff-cutters, horse-powers, cultivators, rollers, &c. Gray's Patent Standards, for turnip feeding, for barbed wire or netting fences. Goods delivered at our Anckland branch at Dunedin prices. Send for llustratcd entalogue. Orders received either through Mr J. S. Buckland, at whose stores samples of our machines may be seen, Messrs. Lewis and Simpson, Cambridge ; the Farmers' Co-operative Association, Mr Roche Te Awamutu, or DIRECT at our branch, .opposite the railway-station, Auckland. REID & GRAY.