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Waikato Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2234, 2 November 1886, Page 1

A Situation To Bpy Anything A Svkvant To Lkt Furnish* To StLfi Anything Ok LJnutbnishkd on To Increase Your Business, ADVERTISE IN THE WAIKATO TIMES The largest circulation in the district, and consequently tho best medium for advertising. Advertising is to business what stean. i 3 to machinenj—ihe grand propellin powei. Fourteen Words for One Shilling— if pre-paid. Guaranteed Ciixulauon 3000 Weekly

Business Cards. ryor y0 THE SEI TLEKS OF WAIKATO 1 AX I) SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. JOSEPH OJCIIKANE, In retiuiiing thai ks to his customers for the libet.il [nt'on,^* accorded him in the p i^t, has much {jkdsuie m announcing that lie has made at r.uiSK'iiients for largely exttndinj» his cua< hliiiild'ny and wheeluiii^ht lui^i >( s-, 'o loiy carried or hy him in Hanuiton Eiit. With this object ho has .seen led tho««e l.tiue and conuiiodio'is juenn-o in \ ictoiu itru t, Hdinilton \V< st, l.m!t f\|»i» -sly for the liusuicsa l>y thfhn> Mi Vnl.;u, l.i.t lie will still rt'ta'n hi> [ti(^ nt ■_-ta'')l'- J !im"iit in Hamilton E,i>t. H- is con- |>rc])it( d - j t .ke orders for mani'fu tilling' all d. (iiptiDiis of win- hi I u Itu Ie- .i;.d a^i icuitui.il nnpleIlKll' •- ~V U'cll -ci>oi.'j<l find) r, oxperienccil OI I. ID' !! Hi '<!' ' *_' ''],!!_' -s J (' Hnn'ii •< ji i'!il.\' iffj-ust thos'j i< <[\uv n_' ..nv r >t l!.*- .u'lr't^, m< ntio"cl .il-'i 1 ■' to :.!>;.' .t. !• •s f -• h->t l)tfi)-e »( iid'i'g tl.t ,i - i '• - ' ' t or *'io dd .stint.. t. An i\p l i •!• cd --'i ■( i.ijj ml ucncinl -Tnitii v.ih Le onip'oycd at L-a'.li establish* ment. JOSEPH COCHRATTE, Wheelwright and Coachbuilder, HAMILTON EAVf AND WEST.

HAMILIOX TIMIJER YARDS, Hamiltoi. FOR SAL E. Lirns Oil ler-i,, Tar, Ten^'rg BUILDiNGU vII.EK OF ALL SIZES AX D D I >r 1 1 1 IT i ONrf . Paperhan^ings, Window Glass. Faints, Oils, &c. CKE[>- i (rU \^, CLOVER, MANOEEUS ) COLD, CARROTS. MAX CUES ! MAX URES ! [RONMOXGERY-A GENERAL ASsortmext. a. oamprt:ll.

pRAXKTOX TIMBER YARD. GATSS ! GATES ! GATES I BEEHIVES ! PEEHIVEG ! For {he above st-iid to th^ Frankton Facloi}, the die i,-e-t place in Waikato. A No, Kauri and K.ih.k.itea Timber, L-UOIW, hAMIi-^ AM) MOULDINGS, A i \> vi- i.n r'K'iv. D.jn't foig t tin* .t'l.-r box: at Mr X. 11. Co\'o alitiji. All ipols and tr:nb2r ile'ivtied fte i in i.c i osoii^ii. A 11. MU\\DER._

OHAUro SAW-MILLS. GBOR^S F. MILLARS HAViNU .«■ ERECTED A NEW MILL Thanks the Wail.ato Settlers tor then kind s'ipp >i t tow ards him, and heg<? to notifyth.it ne will sstill continue t# »•»: p'y FIRST-CLAGS TIMBER ! i KAHIKATE Y & HIMU (or ALL RIM J if reij-ure.]) At 1 LO\N RVI'E^. AloO, all Ma i've Tiiiibcr, Aichitraves, bk.iiii'i.', V r a vi U. Fldorin^, v v d-id <; l.ii ng, Ceiling M-'iituu^-, Cciincj Mouldings, Hit (.ittd r.Miid-. *c. Oidci^ {ildu'-st'd to 1} F. MIL r .4.U.5, Oh«r i po Say. mill, will lecuive prompt attention

1 • I M B il R ' j'IMBIiR I BUCKLAXI) a SIIIPnCRD are piepuei to [,'tt on i-oi'-d barge at thru M Lb, Low u 1u 1 Wa.ika.to, SAWN KAURI, IiAHtSATiiA, HIMU AND PJklxl, At the follow mp; prices per 100 superfi* cjhl feet: — Ri\ir and X viukatka— lbt class. 8s j *2ud clj.-s, 7s. Planed, tjn^aed and grooved, 2s per 100 cvtra. Rimd (ail heart), for badge building. 1U Sawn Pi;kiki— ln d<i-^, IStt. 1-ngtha and under, •»;. {'. 1 ; ,»>ci i.blt , :r> s . Puriri Huuoo i-?!ooks, 4d p<,i i JO t. Fencing Material ot every de&cnpt-u, . Pi ice i i-.t on application. Trade lilitnaiiy dealt with. Postal Ad.boss— ITKKIvOnK. Tl T \I II V \i i rs^ I \r u it x>

We aie plopped to supply KAUlil TIMBER! At Reasonable Rates, Delivered on bar^e onailaay tracks Mercer. M &■ S li''VrKß. ■ 1a i-MKIATIOX Taii.. l Factory. 'Ihe tdcii i . <.n\e operatiou. Vlilk ; uici .-> i .1 uint'iit lates. linpi')\«d do > i-"iis m lui'iit'diate .fi^Mu.-iiii' a ti-i^ «. >i lube vvitli pur.i.tsiKg clause remis v tsy, interest six ■■el cent. Apply to CAPT. STKHLE, Hamilton, 11. RK\NOLD^, Woodlands; Oi to The SKCUhI AKV. AucU.md. TaraWiMji Eruption.

H. F. WAY.... Guide, HAVING been for many j ears lesiding m the Hot Lakes District, and being thoroughly acquainted with Roturnahana and neighbourhood, is piepared to guide tourists to the scene of the Eruption. Telegrams addi« s^-l to any of the hokk wii! le.e.M, pnm,)t attention. F. H. WAY