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Waikato Times, Volume 2611, Issue 2611, 6 April 1889, Page 3

The vintage of claret for ISSB was the most abundant on record, and of fairly good quality) too.

Notices. rji E N D E R S. Volunteer Easter Encampment at Hamilton. TENDERS, either separately or conjointly, are invited for : ]. The SUP PLY OK RATIONS for 500 Men (more or leas) for four clays, at tliree meals per day. Also, 2. The SUPPLY OF MEALS for Olfieers' Me93 for four_ days, at three meals per day. 50 Officers (more or less). Specifications may be seen at Hazard's, Gunsmith, Queen-street; and at Captain Kcid's, Hamilton. The highest or lowest, or any tender, not necessarily accepted. Tenders must be forwarded to the undersigned on or before SATURDAY, the Bth instant. 0. KOHN, Chairman of Committee. rriENDERS aro invited for the ERECL TION I labour only) of about four miles of FENCING on that part of Maungatautari known as Grice's Block ; also, about two miles on the Tataua West Block, near the Atiamuri Bridge. Description of fence to be erected and other particulars can be ascertained upon application to Mi C. F. Storey, Maungatautari, or to the undersigned, Rotorang!. Tenders are to be addressed to Mr John Grice, Cambridge, and will close at 2 p.m. on SATURDAY, the 13th iust. JOHN GRICE. Cambridge, Ist April, ISS9.

T 7 ALU ABLE FARM AND lIOMEV STEAD, TAMAHERE, WAIKATO. To be Leased by Tender. That FREEHOLD KSTATE at Tamaliere, Waikato, between Hamilton and Cambridge, consisting of ."iOO ACRES, or thereabouts, of lirst-class Land, being parts of Lots I, 2, 3 and 4, I'ariMi of Tamahere, Waikato, at present in the occupation of Mr S. S. Graham. The laid is in grass and crops, and sub-divided into numerous paddocks by substantial fences. There are erected on the property a Dwellinghouse, containing eleven rooms, partly concrete, outhouses, barns, stables, milking shed, servant's cottage, dairy, and substantial stockyards and piggeries. The dwellinghouse commands a tine view of the surroundicg country. It. has flower and vegetable gardens 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 the Waikato River. The Tamahere Public School, Church, Store, and Post and Telegraph Ollices are adjacent to the Farm. It is most centrally situated, and is convenient to the principal Cattle Markcls and Railway Stations. Written tenders lor 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, 18S9. Hie lessee may have an option to purchase. Further particulars may be obtained, and the conditions nt lease seen, on application to Mr S. S. Graham, at Lamaherc, or to the undersigned at Queen-street, Auckland. The highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. WILLIAM COLEMAN, -J. FRIAR CLARKE, Trustees of the Will of Captain G. E. Read, deceased. Queen-street, Auckland, 27th March. 188(1.

KCHOOLIIOUSE. | A CONCKRT will be liel.l in the above room on IRIDAY EV hNINCr, April 12th, commencing at 8 o'clock. To conclude with a dance. Refreshments provided. Tickets, la Oil eacli ; children, halfprice, undersigned will attend at KKII--1 KIIII on EVEI! Y ALTF.IINA I'E WEDNESDAY, commencing on loth March next, and also the sittings of the R.M. Court at TE AWAMUTU. Otlice next to stoic of Mr J. (.1, Elmsly, with whom orders may he left. R. W. DYER, Solicitor, Cambridge. LEWIS O'neill, Barrister and Solicitor, Waikato Timks Buildingm, Hamilton. TO X.3E!35irX» IN bJMS FROM £2,5 upwards, at moderate rate of interest. Apply to THOMAS GRESHAM, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, AGKNC 1 E S : jLIPJJ—TIie Mutual Assurance Society of Victoria; established 187 C. JFIB-jS—Tl'v Norwich Union; e&uibjished 1700. ' -i-c; -s"*arance i-tompaay. '