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Waikato Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2252, 14 December 1886, Page 3

Auctions

HAMILTON AUCTION MART. Saturday, December 18, at 2 pm. PRODUCE, POULTRY, Ac. JOHN KNOX, Auctioneer. I" F . COCKS, Auctioneer, Mining & Gemsral Commission Agent, T E AROHA. Has For Sale several Fiistdass Properties ; and For Sale or To Let, two ot three Hotels doing good business. For particulars apply as above.

OINNEY & 71/fACLEOD, AUCTIONEERS, LAND & PRODUCE AGENTS, 101 Qrhfc.N-vmt>T, Auckland. Dairy and Farm Pioduce of all kinds recei\ed and rc.tli.sed on at the best market rates on most fa\ourable terms, and settlements, promptly nitt.

CHRISTMAS CARNIVAL AXD INTERNATIONAL FETE, HAMILTON, .DECEMBER 27, 28 & 29, To LIQ(IH)ATE THK DEBT OS S. Pltkh's Church, Hamilton. rpHE above will be held in the ODD1 FELLOWS' HALL, Hamilton, to which a temporary building of equal atea will be added. These will be fittfd up with numerous small buildings, illustrating the architecture of various countries, including the following :—: — French Stall, for the sale of fancy uoik, etc., th« ladies in attendance being dressed in the costumes of Boulogne, Normandy, Brittany, and other districts of France. Dutch Museum of models, pictures, curiobities, etc., illustrating the manufactures, costumes, and custom-, of the people of the Netherlands, the ladies in attendance wearing the costumes of Zeeland, S. Holland, Fiiesland, and other provinces. — Admi:>sion, sixpence. Swiss Stall, for sale of needlework, fancy goods, etc , presided over by ladies in the costumes of the various Cantons. Indian Museum, containing shawls, needlework, cnrwng-, curiosities, picture^, etc., illustrating the manufactures aud cubtoms of the natives of ludui, the ladies in charge wearing the costumes of that countiy. — Admission, sixpence. Tyrolese Shooting Gallery for rifle pirictice. Spanish Picture Gallery, without doubt the most remaikahlp collection e\n exhibited in .New Zealand. This will be im charge of ladies wearing vaiious Spiuish costumes. Admission, tiixptnce. Moorish Fortune tellerNorwegian Christinas Tree for the saleot toy*, needlework and small articles suitable for presents, the ladies in attendance wearing- Norwegian costumes. German Restaurant in chaige of ladies wearing cofetiui.es of tne Black Fore3t, ELass f Hamburgh, Brnana, &c. Beef, Ham, Lamb, Chicken, Tongues. &c , Taits, Puddings, Custards, C.ike->, <.te , Strawberries ami Cream, Fmits, Tea, Coffee, Cocoa, Iced Milk, Lemonade, Iced Drinks. The One Shilling Lunch, consisting of Ham, Beef, Lanib, or Corned Beef, Potatoes, Pudding or Tart, Tea or Milk. Ice Cream Stall.

There will be entertainments each afternoon and e\euing ia accordance with the follow ing PKO( i RA ME :- Monday Afternoon— 12 noon, Hall open for viewing various Couits. 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., Promenade Concei t. 2 p. n>., Procession of Children to Sydney Square. 3 p.m.. Maypole Dance on Sydney Squaie. 3 30 p.m., Conic Cricket MatchOutdoor Sports. 4.30 p m. May-pole Dance. Monday Evening— 7 p.m. Hall open for viewing Courts, &c. S pm, Comedy, "Cool as a Ciu'iiml-er." 9 p in. Piomenade. !) 30 p. in , Farce, " Box and Cox/ Tuesday Afternoon— 12 noon, Hall open for viewing Com ts, Sec. 1 p.m., Promenade Concert 3 p in., Pan torn iue. Tuesday Evening— 7 p.m., Hall open for Viewing Courts &c. Bpm, Concert {) p m , Pionienale I). 30 p.m , Tableaux Vivants. Wednesday AfternoonPi noon, Hall open for Viewing Com ts &c\ 1 p m , Promenade Concert 3 p m. , Pantomi.'ie. Wednesday Evening— 7 p in., Hall open for Viewing Courts &c, 8 p vi., Limelight Entertainment 0 p in , Piomeiiade 930p in , Chiisty Minstrel Entertainment. String and Brass Bands in attend-am-e each day. Admission— To Sidney Square for Maypole D.vice and Spoits, 1 shilling. To H.ill, iiu Imling an afternoon or evening's rnti't Mmment, 1 shilling, Sea-ou ticket" admitting holder to all six entt 1 1 miniei.tii in the ball, thr<.c shilliiis/«. Reserved Seats— For the oomenioncp of p«t sons w to si .'mo «ta*s bffo'ili nd ,i (vit.iiu number of senN will bo mim'tu 1 .! aid les-< rv< d f • c il-Ii < nt«'t f i'"m-M.«. PI, Mi n\\\ 1' -• en i \\\ v\-> <* .5.(1! i (11 |) '. It" 11 1" M ' 'v p -. p. 1, H in, 'ton W. -t. n, •<• Mi P L< On< *ne H»mil <v, hiThechaig' foi rtSPiunga se;U for any afternoon or t\enii!g will he. I one shilling. ; Children umlei 12. hilf yncc. (I. KD(il'X'l'MHK) F. H TKMPLKK -Committee. A. <W\RKKICKj

ALBERT HOTEL. aUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. M. MONTAGUE. npHE most central and comfortable JL Family and Commercial Hotel in Auckland. Private Suites Apartments. SAMPLE ROOMS. NIGHT PORTER. I TIXhI'HONL EXCHANWF. Every convenience.

MOMS* IO LEND, in Large or Small Sums, at a moderate rate of ! interest. — J.-cUon and Russfill, Solicitors, i Fort'Btre^c, Auckland.