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Waikato Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 2622, 2 May 1889, Page 2

Mr W. .T. Hunter will hold his next Cambridge sale on Saturday, May lltli. Kcssia has sent the Porta another imperative demand for tho arrear» of the war indemnity, Tamil: are 514 females in Switzerland to every 1,000 of the population. In the Canton of (lenova alone there are fi',ooo females to 50,000 males. Five extraordinary vacancies require to bo filled in the Rangiaohia Road Board, nominations of candidates to fill same will be received on Friday, May 10th, at noon. Kotherham's English lever watches have aly/ays had a good character, both as timeivtsepei's' and inf t|)P excellence of their worliimuiuhip. Their sfiU'injj pripe, Jiow ever, has been aomewhat above the ordinary run, although persons purchasing a Jiotherliam could always depend upon receiving good value for their money and a watch that would give them satisfaction in overy respect. It will be seen from an advertiseinei.fc i;; another column that Mr W. Skeates, watcnniauer, of Auckland, is offering t.liese watches at a greai i'odjftjtion on previous prices, and we have no doubt ho will have a good demand for them at the price quoted in his advertisement. jjrjcjer jnstpfctiona from Mr \V. S. Rutherford, wl>o has leased his farm, Mr W. J. Hunter (in conjunction with Mr J. Hc&icol) will hold an extensive clearing aaio on fcho premises, 'i'e .-iwainntu, on Wednesday next, of live and d«ad stock, furniture, tic. Tholive stock comprises a large number of horses, dairy cows, young cattle, sheep and pigs, and the dead stock includes farm implements of every description, machinery, tools, harness, wheat, hay, &c. Wo would direct attention to thu advertisement, which will be found in Mr 'Jfutjlflv'ij iisipi column,