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Waikato Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 2683, 8 June 1889, Page 2

Mr ]). iii'.-h irdson, architect, Cambridge, in\it.'< tenders for additions to a house at I'iako. near .M.ori'insville. 'lander.-: are required by Mr Thus, .ie;ikin--, .Moinmaoho, near Morrinsvillo, for Uin-lini# a small quantity of wheat. Mr W. .1. I luntor will conduct a scries of sales at (.! :inln elite to-day, including file sale of miliiiij; machinery, ite., in the estate of 11, ( "iamb, 'i'he sale of Umpiring I'lanf, farm implement."', .V"., on lilt of Mrs .lohn Sh >rt, senr., his I, .'en lived for .Monday, June I 'I'Ih; l"si*.Mif (III! two farms will also o a ,"l by aaeiion oil the same day. Mr \V. J. Hunter i-< the auctioneer, and full I•■■11 tieidavs will be foutid in his usual e sioi..a. ',Cim-;>orP, of Halle, estimates tl-a'„ ti.e languairo most spoken on the j.-i,,', .•, lor the last thousand years at least, is I'iii'i' .s-'. for ii h without doubt tats only one which is talked by over -100,00 ).000 of iha human rac ■: tie' n■ \t language most in use (but at a veiy great distend behind Chinese) bi»inf{ ! lindust an, spoken by over 100,1 'bi>.oiHj. Than follows Kngiish (spoken by about 100.000,000), -Kussiin (over 70,0!)i'.1)00), (lerman (over 51,COO,000), and Opalli. ii (ovui -17,000,000).