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Waikato Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 2608, 30 March 1889, Page 2

MEETINGS, AMUSEMENTS, ETC. Meetings Ijocal Bodies, week ending- April 6. Alangapiko Uou> liau;p.—'f.'-d.i.v-Hamilton , Domain Boahp.— Tnosday. Special Advertisements. JT l>) VV IS 0' N M I LL, Barrister and Solicitor, Waikato Times Bpildinos, fT.amilton. rM-n: n,f akkht A uction pOO MS. ALEX. AITKEN, AUOTIONEEE. POULTRY, KIIUIT, DAIKV AND OI'UKK I'KOIVJCK. Special accommodation for staging the above for sale to be.it advantage. SALES ARE HELD EACH WEEK, WHEN GOODS FROM 250 TO 000 VENDORS ARE DISPOSED 01'. KVGRY CAKK TAICUX or CONSIGNMENTS AND Account;. Sales Promptly Rendered. A L J'] X . AI T KEN, AUCTIONEER AUCKLAND y\OMAIN BREWERY ! PURE BEER! FIEST PEIZE AND FIEST ON SPECIAL MENTION LIST, MELBOURNE CKNTENTsTAL INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 18SS. CERTIFICATE OF AW/12D. SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1870. I.CXTUACT I'KOM MELBOURNE AIMJU'S : — AWAI'UJS. RUNNING ALES. FTKST. Brown, (Jamckkix it Co., Auckland R. K. Montgomeriii, Melbourne Kynetou Brewery, Kyiieton L. Loan, Victoria 0. Kicliolls, Tasmania. SPECIAL MKNTIOX. 1. Brown, Camphkli. & Co. 2. G. Nicholls 3. L. Loan 4. R. K. Montgomery &. Co. 5. Kynetou Brewery. The Jury state in tlieir Keport :— j " It is very satisfactory to be able to note in this connection that there was a remarkable conceusus of opinion as to the merits of the exhibits, often amounting to unanimity, and this even when the members wore blinded, which was frequently done. Many of the ales of a 1 kinds were very fine, ami those which were ' otf ! were sucli as wuro very unlikely to have taken a place iu any case; in fact, the survival of the fittest has bcou elVfctcd by natural selection." I OROWN, /IAMI'BKLL & QO., PuofKH-rroKs. rjIHE vyAIKATO rriIMES TO-DAY CONTAINS : POKJ'RV.—Thk Wandekku's Doom— GItANDMOTHKU'S WOUI.DS. SERIAL TALE.—Twick Tiukd. COMPLKTK TALK—MuunuKiNi; Uvsi.oi,: In thk Sunny West ov QubknhMELBOUKNK GOSSIP AMIUtICAN SUNDAY SCHOOLS THE HOUKOUS 01-' EXECUTION BY ELECTRICITY A TERRIBLE STORY A HEROINE IN PAIIIS A GERMAN OFFCER'S PHOTOGRAANHIEDmSURGH CASTLE MYSTFRY THE VILLAGE OF THE FUTURE: Thk Com hi nation of Industrial with THEPRaS.WHKEL ( )E THIBET heroism in humble life a singular scene future FVRM, GAUDEN AND ORCHARD NOTES.— The Kielfer Pear—Manitoba Wheat Supply - " Doddy Cattle- "— Potato Culture—Demand for British Labour in the Argentine Republic—l< md " of Grain Centuries Old—New Lreed of Sheep: Upland Leicester*—Sheep in Orchards—Tim Frozen Meat Trade— Siieui) and Turnips—Evapoiatitig v. Can-niiicz-Miiniire. v. Insects—Tlio Artihcial Manure Supply—A Sucx«s.'iful Co-openi-tiu! Society-The Chilled Hough— Wholesales Slaughter. I'ARAGRAPHS, ETC. ___

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