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Notices. N r. ARU AW A 111 A ANNUAL RACES. Easter Monday, 22nd April, 1889PROGRAMME : 1. HANDIUiVr HURDLE RACE, of 10 HOVS. •2. MAIDEN PLATE, of JOsovs. 3. NGARU AW AHI A. HANDICAP, of 2()l>ovs. 4. SELLING HACK RACK, of Ssova. n. HANDICAP PONY RACK, of Ssovs. ti. NG ARUAWAUIA PLATE, of lOsovs. Full particulars in future issue. E. lIATHBORNE, Hon. Sec. rSTiCNDKRS are invited up to the stli 1. limt. furCATEiiING for the Hamilton Light Infantry Ball. GEO. I'ARR, Hon. Sec. rSTENUIiIiS are invited for the EREG- ». TiON (labour ouly) of about four miles of FENCING on that part of Maungataulari Unowu as Grice's Block ; also, about two milts on the Tataua West BloeU, near the Atiamuri Bridge. Description of fence to be erected and other particulars can lie ascertained upon

application to Alt (J. i\ Storey, Alauuga,tautari, or to the undersigned, Rotorangi. Tenders are to be addressed to Mr .John Griee, Cambridge, and will close at '2 p.m. on SATURDAY, the L'Stli inst. -lOHN GRICE, Cambridge, Ist April, 1S8!>. jgOllorGH OF HAMILTON. TENDERS will be received till TUESDAY, the nth inst., for CLEARfNG AND GRUBBING Lots 405 and part 411. Hamilton East-, in terms of specifications to be seen at this office. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. AI. GELLING, Town Clerk. Hamilton, Ist April, ISSSJ. 0 T " I C E. TItAFFIC is STOPPED, pending repairs, on the Hamilton-Whatawhata road at Livingstones Farm. A temporary road is open through AJr Castlcton's Farm. Ail p.rson, using this road arc particularly ri <i i .«co(cd to carefully shut all jjates. By order of tir.' Botrd. WtLLLAAI JONES, Chairman, Hamilton Road Board. Hamilton, Kith March, 18S!>._ 0 T I C K . On mid alter the l-Stli, the uudiTsignerl will call and CWLLEC1 1 ALL DUE for the services of their stillions, and :>.!I old outstanding accounts not L'AID forthwith will bt; placed in the hands of a solicitor for collection by order New /.aland Stud and Pedigree Stook Compauy. 0- LAKH. Cambridge, March 13th, ISS9. TIMBER. RANGIAOHIA gVW AND JpLANING M ILL& ORDERS sent to the smlevsifrned for ROUGH or WORKED TIMBER will receive immediate attention, and will bo supplied well cut, &e., and at lowest prices. COULTHARD & GRAHAM, Te Av.amutu. .1. W. ELLIS, Kihikil»_ 'jP 0 WAIKATO FARAIERS. ROBERT LAMB

(Lute of Ngaruawahia), "N r 0 W I-' SYI)N EY, "N. H. W., when; Ik: has bnen conducting ail extensive business in Grain and Farm Produce for the Inst three years, is prepared to receive consignments <>£ WHEAT, OATS, POTATOES, CHAFF, ETC., ETC., Fll 0 M XE VV ZEALAND. .Mr .lon,s La .MR (late of tiie Auckland Roller Mills), will supervise all the uecesssirv business of receiving and shipping at Auckland. ■J.L. id also prepared to receive and sell on commission in Auo I;land. Grain and Farm I'iorluce. .JOHN LAMB, Auckland. Address— til, tjuccn-strcet.] [Box 300#

J It. E. HA T KICK'S CAMBRIDGE BRANCH Will be continued under the management of MR SANDERS, A. Isaacs' Late Premises, UUKE STREET. O T I C E . I beg to notify to the friends and pat l'ous of my fate husband, Joseph , Greenwood, that I intend CONTINUING ; THE BUSINESS. Having yeoured the services of a FIRST-CLASS HAIRDRESSER, , &c j &e,, (who has now armed in ' (-'ROM MESSRS MASON BROS.' WELL-KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT, AUCKLAND, cu.-iy .b.itLslaetion will be givui in tiiis department. By this step 1 hope to earn a livelihood ! for my young family, and I shall endeavour to i-cmliiet the business so as t< neuu'e the sympatic and support of the puu.;.)> LUCY GREENWOOD. Hamilton, March 23th, 1880.