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Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2102, 29 December 1885, Page 2

Special Advertisements,

FOR SALK, by the undersigned, the following Waikato Properties : Farm rov. Sale, vlky Chkap. 600 Acres at Tuhikaramea, partly improved, fenced, with good dwellinghouse. Price only £3 per acre— on Tery easy terms.

L*t 19, parish of Kom.ikorau, 30 acres Lot 94, parish of Pukete, oO acrei Lota 192 and 193, parish of ruhikarameti, 82 J aa«s Lots 344 and 3 1."5, parish of Ngaioto, near Mr Gubbins' farm, 1(K) acres. Hamilton Township Lots r Lot 210, Ha-nittou Ka->t Lot '2l,, ii^uiiltou Ei u t Lot 34, Hamilton Weat, with good substantial Dwelling-house of six rooms, nice garden. Very cheap. Section 133, 50 acres, fenced and improved, Te Rapa Section 14<J, SOacies, improved, Te Rapa Sections 124, 12.>, 12(5, 1-30 acres, partly improved, Te Rapa

A large mm of money to lend on firstclass freehold security at an unusually low rate of interest. J. S. EDGECUMBE. Office : The Waikato Times Buildings, Hamilton West.

mo LEND. A Large Sum of MONEY at very low interest on first-class freehold security. Apply to J. B. WHYTE; or, J. S. EDOECUMBE, Hamilton.

ON SALE -Flour, Sharps, Bran, Oats, Oatmeal, Fowl Wheat, Potatoes, Chaff, Cheese, Bacon, Kerosene Oils, Paint. JOHN KNOX.

VUHATAWHATA TJOTEL FOB SALE For particulars apply to ARTHUR DAWSON Whatawhati.

NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COM PAN Y (Limited).- On Wool, Fkvc, and Other produce consigned to the companj for sale in London, Liberal Advances will be made For particulars apply at the Company's Office, Queen-street, Auckland ; or Bank of New Zealand. Waikato Offioea.

T BWIS O'NEILL, -^ Barrister and Solicitor, Waikato Times Buildings, Hamilton.

"TU E VICAR'S GOVERNESS," By Miss DORA RUSSELL, Author of "Annabel' 3 Rival," "Beneath the Waves," "Footprints in the Snow," "Marriage of Colonel Lee," &c. With the first issue of 1886 will be published a New Tale by Miss Doha Kusskll, entitled "THE VICAirSJJOVERNESS." jyThe Proprietors of thia journal hnv purchased the &ole right to print tl.r< atory in iNew Zealand •• THE VIC \R\3 GOVERXESS "-" The author is by no moms deficient cither in power <>f <>b)t:rv.iti"n >>r fl\prt*ssi<in H"r pithos is tf nuine, aid not overstrained. ' -Tau, Mau Ga^kite. "THE VICAR'S GOVERNESS "- ••'Tin- Vie.w'« Governess' (jossensps tint 'i >r, in i no v»l without which all oth^r-. \re apt to be of little availit ii exceedingly interestinp. Amy Williams receives our curiosity and aynipathy at once, »nd our inteiest in her and her fortunes never flaps till we l^ave her, after all her trials and troublen, happy in the end. The stoiy of the ' Vicar h Governess" we shall not attempt to tell, but content our»elven with recommending it as a wellconstructed and well told Ule, which all clamps of novel readers will find thoroughly satisfactory. " — The GKU'HIC.

T^OTICE TO ADVERTIBEKS.

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List of Visitors to To Arnlm Hot Spring* (2 weeks) : — Mr and Mrs Williamson, Mr and Mra Gano, Mr and Mrs OBrien, Mr nnd Mrs Ashton and 2 children, Mr and Mrs Hfiultuui, Mr, i\lr<, and Miss Bcnney, Mra Kelly, Mr and Mi>sch Lawrie, Bishop and Mrs Cowie. Mrs Hume and 2 friends, Rev. R. Bavin and son, Messrs* Nolan, Smythe, Ashton jun., Foibes, Taylor, Mr and Mra Kirk, Messrs J-Jetbcifc, Monro, Owen, Ntcho]von, G. A. Buttle, Ganett, Onick, Goldsworthy, Ellis, Atkinson, Wilson, Good, D. H. McKen/ie, A. G. Kidd, Tanner, R. G. Macky, Williamson, Mrs Yager, Auckland ; Rev. Mr and Mis Woolley, Mr and Mrs Frater, Mrs Winter, Mr J. H. Smith and family, Messrs H. Kennck, R.M., J. Ciaig, jun., J.A. Miller, Bolton, Clarke, Murray, Hall, Macky, Cox, Wortncll, Thames; Mrs F. A Whitakcr, Mi*s McPherson, Mr and Mrs Peacock, Memrs J. Travis, Sanden, J. B. Whvte, M. H.R., Hamilton; Misa Brown, Eureka ; Mr John Sl.ittery, New South Wales; Mr W. W. HiggiiiHon, Ohaupo; Mr Muckart, Greymouth ; Miss Barrett, ¥*f roa ;Mr Horneman, Hawke'n Bay ; Mr McDougall and servant, Queensland; Mrs Brooka, nen., and attendant, Messrs T. B. Lewis, Ruasell, Cambridge; Mr and Mrs Lance, Miss Miwn, Capt. Boere, Me.»nr» Hugnenson, D.M. Beerp, Gavin, Waikato ; Mr Holt, Queensland ; Mr Turnbul), Morrinsville ; Mr.md Mra Alli.s«<n, Chiistchurch; Mr Andrew, To Awamutu; Mr Atkinson, Wairoa South ; etc., etc., etc., Fifty acres of land, imnrovod, with home, &r , Ice., at To Awotnutu, for sale. Apply R. W. Roche. Mr John Knox will sell on the 6th January, Mr Lovells lurmturc, Etc. bee hit of lots in advertisement. Mr John Potter Ins been appointed poundkeeper at Te Awamutu. Mr J. S. BuckUnd has for sale a quarter-acre section with house, &c ,at Cambridge. Wish Fou y— " For ten years my wife was con fined to her bed with such a. complication of ailmenti that no doctor could tell \yliat wa* the matter or cure her, and I used up % small fortunr in humbiif? stuff Six months ago I saw an American flap with American Co's Hop Bitters on it, and I thought I would be a iiv>J encc more. I tried it, but my folly proved to he wisdom Two bottles curM hrr, she U now ai well ai d Hront as any man « w fr, and it ro<.f mo only two dollan."— H. W\, Detroit. Mich. Read