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Waikato Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2239, 13 November 1886, Page 1

ME" TTOT7 •WJSk.XrW A Situation To Buy Anything A Skrvj.nt To Let Furnish* To Skll Anything Ur Unfurnished or To Increase Your Business, ADVERTISE IN THE WAIKATO TIMES The largest circulation in the district, and consequently the best medium for advertising. Advertising is to business what stean. is to machinery— the grand propel/in power. Fourteen Words for One Shilling — if pre-paid. Guaranteed Circulation 3000 Weekly

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TO THE SETTLERS OF WAIKATO AND .SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. JOSEPH~C?)CIiKANE, In returning thanks to his customers for the liberal pationage accorded him in the past, has much pl< asure in announcing that he has made ai rangements for largely extending his ciaclibuilding and wheelwright buMnes-, <so long cairied on by him in Hamilton East. With this object he has soon it d those large and commodious premises in \ ietori,{ stieet, Hamilton Webt, l.uilt e\j>ie-sly for the business by the late Mi Vialou, but he will still retain his j>i esent eitabli-jhineiit in Hamilton East. He is now prepared so take orders for manufacturing all di^cuptions of wheeled vehicles and agiitultural implements. j^' Well-scdsonc'l timber, experienced workmen, modeiate chaises. J. C. would respectfully request those requiting any of the ai tides mentioned I above to inspect his price list before ■ sending their ordei.s out ot the district. An expeiK'ncid shoring aud general smith will be employed at each establishment.

JOSEPH COCHRANE, Wheelwright and Coachbuilder, HAMILTON" EAST AND WEST. HAMIL'J ON TIMBER YARDS, Hamilton. FOR SALE. Lin: 3 Cement, Tar, Fenc'rg Materials. BUILDING T[\:BKR OF ALL SiZES AND DEVOLUTIONS. PaperliangiDgs, V/indow Glass. Paints, Oils, &c. i (JKAS^, CLOVER, MANI GOLD, CARROTS. MAN UR ES ! M A XUR ES ! [RONMONGERY-A OKXERAL AS6 OUT MX XT 4 rjAMIMKTi'.

i riRAXKLMN" 'ilMiiiai YaUD. gates : qats3 .' gatss ! b::euivks : ueva lives : F'i, tho alnw ' fiM to the I'Yw.kton Fautor\, thy die i;. i -st ; !a..e in Waikato. Also, Kauri aid Kahikatea Timber, DOORS, SAS4ES AM) MOULDINGS, A i.wAYft in Stuck. Don't forget the older box at Mr X. R. Cot's stiop. All gjO.ls aud timber deliveied fioe m he Lutuugh. A 11. M VLJXUKIi. OHAUPO SAW-MILLS. GEOHGrE F. MILLARS II WJNC. ** ERECTED A NEW MILL Thanks, the Waikato Settleis tor their kind snppoit tonaids him. and be^s to notify that lie will still <*onti:niu t* sir ply F I RST-CLASS TIMBER! .! 1 M KAHIKAn:* k RIMI* (,„ ALL KIMU if lui.iiM'. 1 , AT LOW X WKS. , Alan, all Mac'up.o 1 Ti.n'iT, Aro-iitr.ncs, bkdtiiii.', V V dn.l </ Florin.', l.i .Mid (■ I.in.u^ Cciiir.g M Ki'i'iirg-. ('iii.iL,.; Monlilings, Rn t i.iu-«l ]>)n.J. f t-j Ouleis a lli*-- '1 to G X Mn-'vr.-., Ohaui'o Sn\ mill, will icuu p a »ij.*t attention

j-l M B h Hi fV IM I3ER ! BUOKLAND & SHIPiIERD are prep ire 1 to put on l>oaid barge at their Mihs, Lm\ur Waikato, SAWH KAURI, KAHIKATEa, EttiU AND PUiiLKI. At the follow i»£ piiccs per 100 superficial feet: — Rimt and Kuiikyxka — Ht class, Ss ; 2n«l ela-s, 7s. Planed, tong'ied and gi'jo\ed, 2s per 100 extra. RiAin (ail heait), for budge building. IN Sawn LYkiiu— 1-t rLi--. 13ft. lengths ami uml'M, '27 •* li I ; over 'Bft., 3os. Pnriri Hu'w- I>lm !,-,, i i t f (/J t. Fencing MaioD.il )l u eiy Jceviylioa. fuw list <m apphcatwn. Trade liheiah} ikalt -with. Posta 1 A 1. 1 1 hns — J » I T XXX O H E

'V I .: M _JLJLiL_ ! r I " 1 IMB X X We aie pn-piwd to supply KAUill TIMBER! At Reasonable Rates, Deli\ercvl on bai_'t> <jr lailway trucks Uv< -ci. m. & s nrxTisfl.

iy AIK ATO LAM) ASSOCIATION Tauwhare Cheese Factory. The factory i-> iw« in aethe opeiation. Milk jniidia&ed .it lull cm tent rates. linpro\ed driii) hums in immediate nuighhoniliowd toi &ale or lease \\\tn purchasing clause. Terms eaby, interest six per cent. Apply to CAI'T. STEELE, Hamilton, H. REYNOLDS, Woodlands; Or to The SECRETARY. Auckland.

Taiawem Eruption. H. F. WAY.... Guide, HAVING been for many ye.irs residing in the Hot Lakes Di->tiicc, and being thoroughly acquainted with Kotunidhana and ncighbouihood, is prepared to guide tourists to the scene of tho Eruption. Tileyrams addressed to any of the hotels, Kotorua, will recene prompt attention. F. H. WAY