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Waikato Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 2498, 14 July 1888, Page 2

Special Advertisements- j AUCKLAND AGENCY. Mr W. Rattray, IIG, Queenstreet, Auckland, has been appointed CANVASSER and COLLECTOR for this journal. GEO. EDGECUMBE, Proprietor. June 1, 18SS. T EWIS O'NEILL, Barrister and Solicitor, Waikato Timks Buildings, Hamilton. DR. WILKIN S, SHOKTLAND-STKKKT, AUCKLAND, (Opposite Star Office). Consulting hours, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. ; Sundays, 10 a.m. to 12 a.m ; at his private house, Lower Syinonds-street, / to 8 p.m ; or by letter. Dr. Wilkins' pamplilet on the curability of all diseases, medical and surgical, (mainly) without internal medicines, sold at Kidd and Wildmau's, Auckland, post free 7d. Regulates spectacles to all sight. DATES FOR RECEIVING TENDERS, ETC. Ploughing, Etc.—.T. Cottrell, Rangiaohia, Saturday, July 21. Timber.— T. Gresham, To Awamutn, Monday, July 23. Death. Taylor.—On July 11th, of diptheria, Jessie Ainsworth, infant daughter of Malcolm and Isabel Taylor. Notice to Correspondents. Magillicuddy's letter trifles with the question, and does not adduco any argument.

In order to give as much space as possible for the accumulation of cable news, as well as our ordinary telegrams, we have held over the leading article, correspondence, and other matter till next issue. The cable news is not of a startling character. There is nothing whatever referring to the European situation, beyond a small political affair in Bulgaria. No doubt the large batch of telegrams landed at Port Darwin could not be transmitted in time for the full summary for New Zealand being made up and sent through in time for publication this morning. Our Supplement this morning contains much interesting reading matter, including a story, "The Widows' Race,' told in Mrs Rattray's well-known style; Melbourne gossip, by our own correspondent j execution by electricity, articles