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Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2095, 10 December 1885, Page 1

Notices.

IJEW WHARF, CAMBRIDGE. ON SALE: Timber — Totara, K.ilnkatea, Kauri and Rimu. Doors, Sashes, Mouldings nnd Turneiy. Iron— G.ilvaniscd, Ridging ami Spouting. Posts— Totara, Putin and Matai. Strainers— Totara and Puiiii. Wire— Bai bed and Plain. Rollers and Pins. Bricks, Pipes and Drain Tiles. Lime — Hydraulic and Waipi. Coal— Taunin, qiuck-hurnin£<iml powerful, 20s per ton, delivered ; Waikato, slow- burning and long lasting, 17s per ton, delivered. Flour— Al, unsurpassed in quality ;do cxtia. Oatmeal, Biau, Sliaii/9 and Fowl Wheat. Oats -Seed and Feed. Best Oaten Chaff. Agent for New Zealand Fiozen Meat Company's Manures. No. 1 Superphosphate and No. 2 Superphosphate supplied at Company's pi ices, Otahu liu, with freight added. These Manures ha\ c 2 per cent, ammonia, in addition to the usual percent ige of phosphates. Bonedust and Bonoflour. Lawesj' English Superphosphate. Long Island Guano— This Manure, tried by some of our most successful farmeis against all other Manures for root crops, has given the most satisfactoiy results.

Prices to suit the times. Orders will receive utmost care and attention.

"WILLIAM SOUTEB. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TOURISTS AND OTHERS.

rriELEGRAPH LINE OF ROYAL JL MAIL COACH KS between Cambudge and the Hot Lake District.

TlMfc-T\DLI, : Leaves Cambridge, carrying HM. mails, on Tuesday, Thuisday, and Suttuday at 7 a m. Leaves Ohinemutu on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 7 a.m., arriving in Canibiidge about ."> p.m. Coaches running fioin Ohinemutu to Wairoa and Tikitere duly.

Farfs : £ s. d. Cambridge to Ohinemutu, single I 15 0 Catnbndge to Ohiucmutu, leturn 3 0 0 Ohinemutu to Waiioa, single 10 0 „ „ „ return 15 0 M „ Tikitere, return 10 0

Parties can make arrangements for private coaches to visit any part of the Hot Lnke Disttict, and through to Napier. Saddle horses and buggies always on hire. Letters and telegrams promptly attended to. \Y . K. CARTER, Coach Piojnietor. Cambiidge, 26th January, ISB3. OPENING Ob' .UOU.KINSVILLE RAILWAY.

Messrs Bradley and Co., coach propiietois, are now running a daily couch from Te Aroha to Mori. nsville, meeting all passengt-r tiains to and from Auckland Passengers can rely on being iuu throtigli itt quick time in a good and comfortable coach. j iteTPaesengers and Parcels carried at model ate lates. BRADLEY k CO., l'rop' letors. "W" 0 T I C E • CHAS. R. JOHNSON, late of Hamilton, Waik.ito, having t.iken the stahles in DmliamStieet, Auckland, lately occupied by Halsteadliros., requests a continuance of the support accoi (led to hispredecessois, and hopes by attention and moderate chaiges to meiit a continuance of support. Saddle lloises, Single anil Double Buggies, Waggonettes, ke, on hire. '

CHAS. E. JOHNSON. LIVERY STABLES. DURHAM-STREET, AUCKLAND, Latk Halmtem), Buo>». Letters or telegiams promptly attended

MESSRS HALSTEAD BROS, wibh to announce to their numerous Mippoiters that they ha\e relinquished the livery business carried on by them m Durhamstreet, to Mr Chas. R. Johnson, of Hamilton, Waikato, and thanking those numerous friends for their suppoit, they would ask the same kindness to their successor, whom they can confidently recommend. Messrs Halstead, Bros., ■will still retain an office at the stables in Dtirliain-street, and all orders left there will receive prompt attention.

TMPORTANT TO SETTLERS. 03-FOR PURE TEAS AND / / SELECT GROCERIES // Goto y 3/ BLENDED M Teas / / At Is Bd, i/ytf lOd, 2s &2s 4d- / y I , I lf3°Caddies containing I^/ 121bs, less 2d per 1b / y reduction, and forwarded to / / any address Carriage Paid. / /ORIGINAL 121b. BOXES TEA, / 15s, 17s 6d and 20s.

Note the Address— A. B. Thompson, FOOT OF GREY-STREET, AUCKLAND.