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Waikato Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 2341, 12 July 1887, Page 3

Auctions. HAMILTON* AUCTION* MART. Saturday, July 16th, at 1 o'clock. THU USUAL PRODUCE SALE AS A HOVE. Particulars in Thursday's Issue. X.R.—Note the alteration of hour of sale. JOHN KNOV, Auctioneer. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE. Thursday and Friday, July 21st and 22nd. T. I>. Lewis has received instructions from MrC. H. White to sell hy public auction at his premises. West End House, Victoria street, Cambridge, on the altovc dates, r PHK WHOLE OF HIS STOCK-IN--1 TRADE, Consisting of: Drapery, Clothing, Boots and Shoes. Without Reserve. Sale to commence at 11 a.m. sharp. Luncheon Provided. For particulars see small bills. Planting IQS': Season, CLAUDELANDS NURSERY, HAMILTON EAST. NOW READY for TRANSPLANTING—A large collection of Fruit, Forest, Shelter, Ornamental Trees, Hedge Plants, Roses, Azaleas, Rhododendrons, Rhubarb Roots, Ac. AN INSPECTION INVITED, The Trade Supplied. o-eorg-x: siAsonr (Opposite Railway Station), HAMILTON EAST. Price Lists can be obtained at the Hamilton Auction Mart.

WILLIAM SOFTER NEW WHARF AND LATE CO-OPERATIVE STORE, Dr KK-STRKET, C.S M I'.IIIIH. K, HA S F 0 R SAL E,~ CLOVER SEEDS of the very 1. If st.j-n!ity, at Co-operative prices, a!.-.. NEW CRASS SEEDS, as follow-: Ciiiteibny live, Italian ami Cocksfoot Poverty Ray Rye. Italian ami Cocksfoot New Garden Seeds, Flower and Vegetable. Flour, List Ngiruuvahia and Cambridge brands Oatmeal. Bran, Sharps, Crushed Oats, Oaten (‘halt irom the sheaf Oats, seed and feed, of the i-e-t oca!ity .Mai/'-. Barley, ami Fowl Wheat Corn Sacks and Woolpaeks Wheat protectors and Rluestone for pickling seed Sheep Dip, Lime, Salt and Sulphur for Orchards Bunednst, Ngamawahia ground, guaranteed genuine Manures—Lanes’ English andOllendcrfs German Superphosphate ami Rone Manures, Guano, Coral Queen, Long Island and Peruvian Agent for N.Z. Frozen 'feat Co’ Manures, of which I have always a large ipiantity in stock at Otalmhu price with freight added. Large orders liberally dealt with Rouedust and Roncilour of all kinds

Timber.—Totara, Kahikatea, Kaura and I’iimi, Door Sashes, Mouldings aud Turnery. Iron.—Galvanised Ridging and Spooting. W ire. Barbed and Plain, Rollers, iron and wood, and Pins. Posts.—Totaia, Pnriri, and Birch. Strainers and (late Posts, Totara and Piiriri. Lime. Hydraulic, Wilson's, Shell Lime. Bricks, Socket and Drain Pipes. Coal.—Taupiri and Waikato Blacksmith, Newcastle and Westport. Prices to suit the times. Orders forwarded with the utmost care and attcn -'.on by railway or waggon. JOHN LAMB.. OK TDK Auckland Roller Mills and Biscuit Manufactory, FORT-STREET AUCKLAND. r r , AKKS the liberty of intimating to the 1 public that he has put on the marPATENT PORRIDGE MEAL MADE FROM PURE WHEAT. Which is much cooler than oatmeal, and it will be seen from the analysis of Mr .1. A. Pond, Colonial Analyst, which is annexed, that this is a most valuable food, and is giving entire satisfaction. It can be obtained at most of the leading grocers in Auckland and suburbs, in seven p-.und bags and upwards, and brown bread made from this meal from the leading bakers. In inaking the penidgo, the water should be boiling before the meal is put in. Auckland, February If?, b<<7J. Laun, K ‘j-. Auckland. Sin,— At your request I obtained a sample of your Porridge Meal from your Mill on the 01-t ult., and have examined it with the following results : Analysis ; Moisture ... 12sr. Soluble Albuminoids I*lo •Sugar, <turn, and Dextrines ... .VIS (J luten 70S Cellulose 2.-W Starch aud Fat 70.30 Ash I<s 100-00 The sample was produced entirely from wheat, and these results show the preparation of a valuable article of food, from which a large prop.rtioi of the bran hu been removed. The nitrogenous matter is present to a greater degree thar it would be in flour prepared from this wheit, while the retention of the germ in the meal adds greatly to its value as a flesh-producer, owing to the large amount of albuminoids thus retained. The ash is heavier than in ordinary wheat flours, aud as this is chiefly composed of pho-phatvs which are very important as bone forming materials, it ill be seen how beneficial this food will prove to children. lam of opinion that this preparation will prove of great value, but to ensure its easy assimilation by the system it will require care in cooking, and will need at least thirty minutes at a boilin ’- temperature to attain tins result. I have, ,tc., J. A POND, Colonial Analyst.

Sussex-Strcet, Xewton, February 23, ISS7. Mh -Joh.v Lamb, Dear tsir,—Eleven years ago I \va- injured, and have not been able to take s did food since. I have tried many farinace ms foods, as well as Xcave's Food : but a f.-\v weeks ago I jiurchased a quantity of your Patent Porridge Meal, and I found this siqierior to anything that I have hitherto used for indigestion, and I thank you for making this food. i I am, sir, yours respectfully, 1 WALTER THOM,