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Waikato Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 2608, 30 March 1889, Page 3

THE QUEEN. *—-— — (by elkctuh; i'ei.egk.u'h — cupvuic.ht.) AlAlilill), .Much 28. San Sebastian was p.idy drcnrated in honour of tlm visit of tliu Quu.'ii >>f England. Her Majesty was welcomed with the utmost enthusiasm. Tim two Quoens kissed each other on tm'otinjj, dinod together, and afterwards witnessed Bfsque dances in the square.. Quren Christina accompanied her myiil visitor as fur as Irun. Quoen Viet.<;rbi exjn r..-stjri ln-rself Kroatly KratihVd with hor H>iupf visit to Spain, ThEKK are mnre til in 4000 penplo in the United States who are over ono hundred years of ago. „.„_____— Notices. ~r\~~~£~& Tl I' , 1C A T E. To Miw Ghkknwood, -I am sorry you should be put to iuooFivi-nienec by the reports of Mr Greenwood's death, the cause of said death bi-iu« congestion of the lungs. He had not at .any time symptoms of typhoid or other fever.— Yours faithfully. WILFRED MURC'Ii, S., L.S.A. rpHE undersigned will attend at KIM II KIHI on hVEUY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY, coninunuing on J3th March next, and also the ait lings of the R.M. Court at TIC AWAMUTU. Offi-e next to store of Mr J. G. Klmsly, with whom orders rnnv I'D leir. ' R. \V. DYER, Solicitor, Cambridge. AIKATO HOSPITAL CALICO BALL. MKMISKRS OK GENERAL Ci'iIMITTEE, J. B. Whyte «. T. Seddon Major Jackson W. P. Gli'-pinell Dr. Carey C M. Bruuskill Dr. Muu-h A. Clements W. A. Graham .!• Ridhr A. I'limrosc I'- J- von Stunner Col. Forbes Capt. Steele C'apt. Mcl'hcrson ('.'apt. Reid I. Cofites Geo. R α-ecumbe J. S. Edgccninbc Jus Huim) L. O'Neill W. Hay L. Ciissen W- N. Searancke J. Walton -foil" K"ox A. l>. .Suttor E. M. Dickey W. M. Douglas W. F. Browning G. Sure H. Loyio G. F. Dickeson 11. H Oakes Wm. Cusson K. B<-onk(ielc" Ed Cusseu R. I' , . ■S.miles T. Forbes, jnur. I'. .Stevens 0. A. Davis W. de It. Turuei H. Cormell Dr. Kenny A MEETING oft.hr above members of the General Oomn-ift=;t- will be held in Tick VVaikato Tjmkk Buildings on TUESDAY, April -ii'l, a<. ;> p.m., to elect an Executive CoiinTiittce. (J. G. KENNY, M.8., Houmj Surgenu. ■jl/TANGAPIKO KO.iD BOARD. TENDERS will be received until noon on SATURDAY, 30th Mitreh, forGKADING near Nussliatisen'a. Specifications, &c, to be aeon at Mr Finch's Hotel, alcxandi-i. Tenders to be addressed to the Chairman of the Board, SV.u:r,<iH;i, marked outside, "'Tender for (1 rail ing." Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ALEX. ARMSTRONG, iuiiiincer Maii»iipiku Road Board. Kihikihi, 20th March, I.S-VJ. rJI E N D !■• K S . For 5000 Totara Posts and Carting. WRITTEN TEMPERS will be received by the for the ■SUPPLY" oi FIYE TLIOUSAKD TOTARA POSTS mid FIFTY STRAIN EUy, delivered on Grie-A Block, Miiii:i«nlautiiri Intending contractors v> i ! l bu met at Mr LaWHon's house, ou THURSDAY, 2lst, at 10 a.m., when MrC. F. Siorey will point out. tie Uuls and give anj further infoi matinn SKPAKi'IE THNI'KUX will he. re ceiveil for the POrf'f;; ais.i ior CARTING same. Tenders to be sent in by noon of SATURDAY., March 30th, addressed to JOHN WRITE, P. 0., Cambridge. npENDERS wanted Tor DEEPENING X OS Chains of DRAIN ou Uiu liau.il-ton-Tuhikaranita Swnnp Road. No tender necewm'ily accepted. Tenders close .FRIDAY, April f>th. W. GARDjNER, Rukidiia. I,«7IUTTEN TENDERS wiil bo reVV wived up till and including Ist. April, for GUTTING SO Chains of DRAIN. Tenders must be aeeoii.pauied with a deposit of £10. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. .For particulars apply to JOHN 'iORDON T , Manayer. Wi.odlaiuls. VALUABLE FARM A.ND HOMESTEAD, TAMAUKRR, WAiKATO. To lie Leased by Tender. That FREEHOLD KSTATE at Tamahere, Waikalo, between Hamilton and Cambridge, consisting uf 500 ACRES, or thereabouts, of first class Land, being parts of Lots 1, '2, :i and 4, PnrWi of Tamahere, Waikato, ;.t present in the occi'.putioii uf Mr S. S, Graham. The lan:l is in and crops, and sub-divided into numerous paddocks by substantial fences. There are erected on the property a Dwellingiiouse, containing eleven rooms, partly concrete, outhouses, barus, stables, n ilk ing shed, .servant's cottage, dairy, and substanri.il stockyards and piggeries. The dwelluighouse commands a tine view of the surrouudit'g country, it has riower and vegetable "ardens attached, and an old-established orchard, well stocked with fruit trees in full bearing. The Farm is partly bounded by good roads, and has a large frontage to tiie "Waikato River. The Tamahere Public School, Church, Store, and Post and Telegraph Offices arc adjacent to the Farm. It is most centnliy situated, and is convenient to the principal Cattlp Markets and Railway Stations. Written tenders for the lease of the above mentioned property for a term of five years will be received by the undersigned up to the 27th of April, ISSO. The lessee may have an option to purchase. Further particulars may be obtained, and the conditions of lease seen, on application to Mr S. S. Graham, at Tamahere, or to the undersigned at Queen-street, Auckland. The highest or any tender will not """ -necessarily bo accepted. WILLIAM CQLEMAN, J. FRIAR CLARKE, Trustees of the Will of Capaiu G. E. Read, deceased. Quoen-strtet, Auckland, '27th March. 1881). _ _ xwco2ff3ESTEr «a7o iN SUMS FROM £25 upwards, at moderate rate of interest Apply t<: THOMAS CiL;ESIIA?,L BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, Tβ Awamutu AGENO I E S : LIFE—The Miuual Scciet) of Victoria; established 1070. FIBS—The Norwich L'uii.u; Cilablishc 1736. ACCiL-LlM'i'— Tfio /(.'uju-J Acci dent Ineuranw Cuiiipanj , .