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Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2054, 5 September 1885, Page 3

Notices. "VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Revised Parcel Ratesexceeding Not acceding. Miles. 31b. 71b. 141b 28!b. j 661b. 1121b s{l s d s d s. d 's d. s. d l"i .06000005)0013 20 .. 0 6 0 fi 0 0 1 0 1 3 2 0 'SO . 000609131020 40 .0600101619 2 9 SO 060610192030 7'i .000013202339 100 .061019232039 12"> 0913J20293343 J. P. MAXWELL, General Manager, N.Z. Railways. V[E\V ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Auckland Shc-nox. NZ. INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION TO BK OPENED AT WELLINGTON ON August 1, 1885. CHEAP EXCURSION FARES TO WELLINGTON BY RAIL AND STEAMERS OF UNION STEAMSHIP CO. 'S FLEET. Through Return Excursion Tickets to Wellington will be issued at the undermentioned Stations, at the fares named, on any day (Sundays exempted) between 20th July and 20Ji Ootohei, both dates inclusive, and will be available for teturn for a pet mil not exceeding 33 days from day ot issue : H3 ri Ti CSS <A m cS . c 3 <O m a » a ■* 5P „ S§ Jg %\ From Q ~ o -£ 3g 3 g Z £ £ Cambridge .. ") Mouinswllc V 131/- 124/- 84/Te Awamutu J Hamilton . \ Fiankton I Junction V 12S/C 122/- 8rNg.iriinwahia I Huntly . . / Mercer . . ) Pukekohe [ 120/- 11G/G 7G/6 Hclcnsv llle ) The railway department does not guarantee that steamers will leivc at any particular tune or any particular date, or that there will be accommodation ; nor will it take any responsibility in these respects. Passengers must make thar oun nirangcments for joining strainers, securing beithb, and also buai their own expense if it is ncce&sary to wait at Auckland or Onehunga. For further particulars see posters at all stationsJ. P. MAXWELL, General Manager New Zealand Railways.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. ALL ACCOUNTS owing to the undersigned are requested to be SENT IN not later than the 7th inst. (Signed) JONES and GREGORY. To Awamutu. August 28th, 1886.

rpo SUIT THE TIMES. For Sale— A COMPACT FARM of 2CO acres, near Alexandra, well fenced, and sub divided into a number of paddocks with hardwood posts and wire, the Farm being in good working order. ThRMs : £300 cash ; balance can remain at 5 per cent, inteicst. Or, the undersigned is open to effect an Exchange for a smaller holding of not more than 50 acres. Apply to N. T. MAUNDER,

Paterangi. j^T O R SALE. A Farm of 1018 Acres, Situated in the THAMES VALLEY, near Te Aioha. Tho whole property has been fenced, drained, and laid down in English grasses. There is a bush upon it of 03 acres, containing excellent timber for fencing ii.atc-ial and firewood, the right to cut out of which will be given to the purchaser, and the homestead and outbuildings, which aie new and in excellent order, aie pleasantly situated, ha\ing a liver frontage. Title, land transfer.— For pi ice, terms, &c, apply to E. W. HANMER, Box 189, Post Office, Auckland.

IT! O R SALE. In lots to suit purchasers— About 8000 Acres FIRST-CLASS LAND ; situated between Cnmbridge and Matamata (adjoining Mr Firth's property) Land well wooded and watered, can be reached in about 1^ hours by good buggy road from Cambridge. Part of the property is close to Rotoina Railwiy. Title, Crown grant. Te» ins easy. Also, 50 Acre Lot near Cambridge. Apply to R K. M. CAMPBELL,

Te Awawutu. rXT E CAN SUPPLY }y SEED POTATOES AS IOI.LOWS : LAPSTOXK KIDNEYS, 5s PER CWT. AMERICAN EARLY PINK-EYES\ VMERICAN ROSE I £ MAGNUM BONUM « SUTTONS REDSKIX FLOUR- > % BALL jg, BREEZES' PROLIFIC „ EARLY WHITE ROCKS / <o HOBARTOWN - BLUE DERWEXTS j os Pi ices foi l.ugo quantities considerably 1 educed for cash. WOODSTOCK EARLY KIDNEYS, 2d p<sr lb., or lls per cwt. This celebrated Eaily Pot.ito is but locently impoited : it is wiy piohtic, of excellent quality fur table, and a constant prize taker at the Jlnglith Shows. Seed Oats Black and White Tartarian, Potato and Canadian.— Tuscan Hpnng Wheat, SpiingTnies, Bin ley, Capn and Chevahoi Peas (Grey and Blue), Hor*o Beans, Ryecorn, kc. MANURES. Hupci phosphate, Tiland (Juano, B meduit, Boneiueal, Manure Halt, and Nightsoil Superphosphate. Specially prepaied by us fiom the Nightsoil collected in the city and deodorised. Tins is a most wdiuhlc Manuie, being very rich 111 Ammonia us well as Phosphate. It is dry, and fit for diilling or hand sowing. Piicp, £7 10s per ton. Analysis Guaranteed. CLOVERS— New Seeds for Spring sowing ; quality superior and pi ices lower. RYEGRASS, Poveity Bay, doublediosscd ; a giand seed. Ditto, Canterbury, undressed seed. COCKSFOOT— Akaiot and Taran.iki. TURNIP and MANGOLD SEEDS. ADAM LAYBOURN & CO., i AUCKLAND. MONEY TO LEND, in Large or Small Sums, at a iroderate rate of interest. — Jackson and Rus«oll, Solicitors Fort street, Auck'aud.