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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 2991, 15 September 1891, Page 4

Au'JOi-.'l'.:''. \V. J. KUIsTUU. T II 1 S DAY. For Sale This l):iy at Ohaiipo Yards, 0/W\ II KA I) CAT TL E 0U U 200 Good Hoggets, in wool, Ac. At I o'clock. W. ,J . lIUNTKR. THURSDAY, KIOI'TKMRKII 17. For Sale, at. Hamilton Borough Yards, on Thursday, September 17th, ■i <\t\ lIK.M) MIXKD CATTLE, IUU l.~> Choice Yearlm-; Heifers li l-'iist-elass l-'o»'», at calving 'J (,Hiiet Springing Cows !)."> Sound-iimiithed Halt-bred Ewes, laml.s at wide Fat Cattle, Sheep, Horses, Pigs, &c (i I'rime Beef ) r , ~ , .)- i.' t. s?i ~ tJ- •'• Crraham _.) I 1 at Sheep ) I'J Two-and-a-half-year-old Steers, oil' turnips ". Springing ( Ws, Delaney '1 Springing Cows, X. Owen 10 Mixed Cattle, Charlton Bros. Strorg Good Spring Cart Light Tip Dray, in good order At J.bO o'clock. AY. J. H UNTE 11. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. For Sale, at Te Awamutu, on Saturday, September 19th, A \ LONGWOOL EWES AND 44: LAMBS •JO Fat Hoggets "2 Merino Ewes and Lambs, Kangiawe. r>o Crossbred Ewes, with lambs at side, from Alexandra ">0 Useful Horses, Holler, Produce, ice. 'J. Choice Springing Heifers o Tons Hobart Seed and Eating Potatoes At 12 o'clock. Wanted at this Sale : Fowls, Ducks and Turkeys, hi boxes, good value given. \V. J. HUNTER. WAIKATO ELECTORAL DISTRICT. In pursuance of "The Regulation of Elections Act, ISSl,"and "The Electoral Acts Amendment Act, 1.590," I, William N. Skakanckk, Returning OlVicer for the Electoral District of Wailuto, do hereby •j;i\'<! notice that by virtue of a, Writ bearin;; date the Ist day of September, 1891, under the hand of the Clerk of Writs, an KU'XTION will be held for the return of a ipialilicd person to serve as a Member for tho said Electoral District, and that 1 he TOLL (if necessary) will be taken at Lhe several polling places of the said district on the lith day of October, IS9I. Every person desirous of becoming a Candidate must bo nominated by not less than two electors of the district by a nomination paper, as prescribed by Section 5 of the Amendment Act, delivered lo the Returning Ollicer on or before NOON of MONDAY, tho 28th day of September, 1891. The following are the Polling Places for the Electoral District of Waikato :— The Court House, Hamilton (principal) The School House, Rangiriri The School House, Mimtly 'Hie Public Hall, Ilukanui' Tho School House, Wiiirangi The School House, Waotu '1 he .School House, Tain.ihore Tnu Town Hail, Ng-.iruawahiu The Court House, Alexandra The Court House, Te Awamutu The Court House, Raglan The School House, Churchill The School House, Whatawhata The I'ublie Hall. Kihikihi The School Mnii.se, Ohatipo 'Plus School House, I'likorinin The School House, Waitctmia Tin; Railway Station, Otorohauga The Post Ulliee, Ivnwhia The School House, Te Mata Clements' Buildings, Cambridge West The Railway Station, Te Kuiti The School tlnu.se, Tuhikaramea Hallamore's House, Te Oucwhero. WILLIAM N. SEARANCKE, Returning Officer. Nomination Papers can be obtained at. my house at Claudelands, Hamilton East, on application. WILLIAM N. SEARANCKE, Returning Ollicer. "\TEW yE ALAND HP WEED /COMPANY, TAILORS AND MERCERS, 170 STKKJ.T, AUCKL A X D , MfXkc to measure nothing but the BEdT MEW ZEALAND TWEEDS! SPUING AXU SUMMER GOODS JUST OPENEDSuits from JtU Trousers from CI tgfi' Stud for Patterns and I'ricu List. CHEAP MONEY.—Trust Money to Lend at very low Kate of Interest. P..1. HAMMOND, Solicitor, Oppojile Herald Ottiec, O/ueen street, Auckland a . .f r c ° * v *- VAiUriU MANUIACTUREK, Uji'LK I.E.N -iiTKEKT, AfCKLAND Patentee of Coyle'a Patent Bottle Washer, Orders promptly attended to. ■jVT It S TRAP F 0 R D, l''.\:-'.|IIONAULIi DIiKSSMAKKU, CORNER OP CO.Hv & YIN'CENT St*. AI'CkLANI). .Mm T., late Head Dressmaker of Milne and Choyee, having had many years' experience in above capacity, can uiuirantce nwFrcer fit, .style and finish. Your patronage is iv.siiecU'nlly solicited BUFFET DINING ROOMS \_J (next door to the Union Bank), Qurien-stroet, Auckland.—General Intiinatioa to the Inhabitants of Waikato ,-nd the advert.iwr'.-i old friends and .•■n,it---ine:v:.--THO'. McKWIN respect'u'iv' i'.formM hi* old friends and the •p'.iUK i-cn.-iallv that he lias thoroughly alien.'*] and much improved his now and commodious premises, next the Union Tiank, Queen street, Auckland. The Ladies' Diui;,g Room upstairs is the most convenient, spaoio 's a. ' comfortable in the city : an experienced waitress in •Attendance. Lavatories and other conveniences. Rill-of-fare most liberal. Charr-fi rnodeoU'*. Private entrance to .'indie'" Dl/iin-' R'V.m throufrh Cnehnuie'n