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Waikato Times, Volume XXX, Issue 2464, 26 April 1888, Page 3

Notices. gTOCK g ALE AND pURCHASING J. S. BTJCKLAND Announces to his old friends and those who wish to sell or purchase HORSES of all classes, and other auimals of all kinds, that he will receive orders for the transaction of such business. He will conduct AUCTIONS, and also attend sales in Waikato and Auckland in the interest of his customers, and feels that Ilia experience in the PURCHASE AND SALK OK STOCK for the best judges in the country, justifies him in offering his services to, and soliciting orders from all who would secure good animals of whatever kind, but who do not possess the requisite time to obtain what they desire. Will take charge of Stoclf for sale en reasonable terms. Patronage Solicited axd Satisfaction G UARANTJSED. J. S. BUCKLAIsD, Auctioneer. Address : Cambridge or Auckland. COUNTY COUNCIL,, Notice is hereby given that all RATES due to' the above Council arc PAY ABLE to the- Collector, N. T. Maunukr, at his residence, Te Rore. ■ Proceedings will be taker) to recover all rates due after the 22nd' day of May next. For the convenience of ratepayers, the Collector will be in attendance at the County office, Ohanpo, every TUESDAY to receive payment. F. W. LANG, Chairman. piAKO COUNTY. Notice is hereby given that the ROLLS OF COUNTY ELECTORS and LISTS OF DEFAULTERS for the.several Ridings of the Piako County now lie OPEN FOR INSPECTION at the undermentioned places Te Aroha Riding : Mr Harris' Store, Te Aroha. Waitoa Riding : Mr Clifford's Store, Morrinsville. Matamata Riding: Mr Dibble's Residence, Matamata. Patetcrc Riding : Mr Rose's Store, Oxford. Taotaoroa Riding : Mr Hunt's Residence, Gorton. CHAS.' TUCK, County Clerk, Piako County. Cambridge, 25th April, 1888. JJA MILTON ROAD BOARD. The following cxndidates, viz. : Messrs J. Atkinson, J. Knox, Wm. Jones, Thos. Maunder, and Fitzroy Peacocke were this day duly nominated to fill the office of members for the above Board. As the number of nominations (five) exceeds the number of vacancies required to be filled (three) a POLL will be taken at Mr Watchorn's Store, Frankton, on SATURDAY, the sth day of May, ISSB, between the hours of 9 a.m. and (J p.m. J. S. EDGECUMBE, Returning Officer. April 25th, 1888. j)Y SPECIAL '' APPOINTMENT. W. S. KVANS, Tuner and Regnl.itor of Pianos and Organs, is now in the Waikato. "Orders for TUNING, etc, to be left at Mrs Gwynne's, Hamilton ; Mr Sergeant, Cambridge ; and Aubin and Co., Te Awaniutu.

ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Auckland Section. South Auckland Racing Club's Meeting. SATURDAY, 2Sth APRIL, IS3S. On SATURDAY, 28th April, a TRAIN will leave Hamilton West at 7,10 p.m. for Cambridge, stopping where required to set down passengers. BY ORDER, District Traffic Manager's Office. Auckland, April 23rd, ISBS. r HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR. We, the undersigned Burgesses, request that you will proclaim a half holiday for Saturday, the 28th inst., on account of the South Auckland Club's Races. R. Fitzmaurice Sandes Henry M. Salmon A. Scott N. R. Cox R. Peat >S. Tucker P. MoMahon T. Qualtrough W. Taylor E. T. Davey Jos. G. Paunell W.Dey D. Salmon J. M. Bell W. P. Bell John Bettley John Parr John Knox W. Macgregor Hay. In accordance with the above request, I hereby proclaim SATURDAY, the 28th instant, a PUBLIC HALF HOLIDAY. * C. J. W. BARTON, Mayor. JMPOU NDI N G NOTICE. IMPOUNDED at Hamilton, on Wednesday, April 25th, by James Hamilton, Cambridge Road. I Medium Draught Bay HORSE, no visible brands. 1 Grey MARE, Medium Draught: no visible brands. If not claimed and expenses paid will be sold on WEDNESDAY, May 9th, at 12 o'clock noon, at the Hamilton Pound. D. LEES. Poundbeeper. Hamilton, April 25th. UNNING ON MY FARM—A Roan HEIFER, about 18 mouths old ; no brands nor ear marks visible. If not claimed within fourteen days will be sold to pay expenses. Apply to T. WISE, Tauwharc. April 20th, 1888. jvq - 0 T I C E. TRESPASSERS with dog or gun on my farm, Te Rapa, will be PROSECUTED. J. C. BOOTH. Hamilton, April 25, ISSB. jjjj 0 T I ~C ~E. ANYONE FOUND TRESPASSING with dog or gun on the Lockerbie Estate after this date will be PROSECUTED, MARK HARRISON. Morrinsyille, 11th April, 1888.