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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3028, 10 December 1891, Page 3

NoticesII A N K S. I wish to thank the farmers and horse breeders in Waikato who have so liberally patronised Ingomar during this and the last season, and I am sorry to inform them that he dropped dead on Wednesday last in Hamilton. The cause I attribute to his getting very excited and the heat was very oppressive at the time, the horse was in as good health as I ever saw him ; he sc: ved his day, and I hope those who have got any of his stock will take care of them so that they may do credit to his name for years to come. On going back to Hamilton in order to get someone to bury him, Mr J. McNicoi hearing of Ingomar's death while sympathising with my loss at once set to work to sec what could be done he said : " It is no use crying over spilt milk must make the best of it. Will my colt, Aorangi, be any good to you. \ou can have liini to finish the season." I thanked him for his iiiul offer which I accrpted, and I now wish to ask those of my friends and clients who have mares not stinted to Ingomar are they willing to have them served by Aorangi ? Should any one object will tney kindly let me know. There are about 10 mares in my book not served, and as Mr McNicoi went still farther by saying if anyone objects to Aorangi they can send them to Capapie. Mr J. Brown has also generously volunteered to serve mares with Muskapeer for me, so under the circumstance I think this will be satisfactory to all parties. Those who have mares in the paddock who do not agree to this arrangement will kindly let me know and I will send their mares home. Hoping to have better luck next time. —1 remain yours faithfully, J. ALLWILL. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR, 1891-2. THE Proprietor of the " Atlas " Printing Works and Stationery and Fancy Goods Warehouse, Cambridge, has much pleasure in advising the arrival of his Purchases of CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR GOODS.

Never before has such ;ui array of the abote Goods been presented to the public of Waikato, the same having been selected by the Proprietor, whose knowledge of the tastes and requirements of his numerous customers has been used to the best advantage, with the result that the Choicest Lines to bo found in the various Warehouses in the city have been purchased, thus ensuring a wide selection. The following summary will give some idea of the range and variety of the Stock :— CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR CARDS, Year by year these Goods improve in artistic excellence, and on no previous occasion has such a selection to choose from been ottered iri Waikatu. A special table lias been lilted up to display the Cards to best advantage. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS ! NEW YEAR GIFTS ! Under this heading are comprised : Ladies' Handbags, Dressing Cases, Workboxes, Writing Desks, Companions, Fitted Bags, I 'lush Bugs, Card Cases, Purses (excellent variety), Pocket Books, Albums (for cabinet, carte de visite, and midget photos), L<'ern Albums, Scrap Albums, Booklets, Illuminated Texts, Cards for Wall Decorntion, Japanese Brackets, I'hoto Frames, etc., etc., etc. Toys and Books FOR THE YOUNG. MECHANICAL TOYS (in good variety) TOY BARROWS, WAGGONS, HORSES AND PERAMBULATORS. MUSi CA L TOY 9 ! A MAGNIFICENT SHOW OF DOLLS. 300 to select from, at prices from lid to 10s each. Boys' and Girls' Own Annu.-ils, Chatterbox, Sunday, Children's Friend, etc., etc. Letts', Collins', and New Zealand Diaries. Christmas Nn.Mr.Eus ok Illustkatkd Tapers. To be published in a few days : BOND'S WAIKATO ALMANAC, 1892. 250 pages, with map of district. Prion One Shilling.

The Publisher hits spared 110 effort in his endeavour to make this publication an indispeu.sable book of reference to Wail™ to settlers. It was said of the issue for 1891 that it was a credit to the district, and that "Every settler should buy a copy." As the issue for 1892 will be a "real improvement on IS9I, the good opinion already gained will be maintained and strengthened. Order Early from Your Storekeeper. Particulars in future issue. J. S. BOND, PRINTER, PUBLISHER AND STATIONER, CAMBRIDGE, WAIKATU. G WYNNE'S jy VERY AND jg AIT gTABLES, V ICiTOKIA STREET, II A M I L T O X. ROYAL MAIL CAMBRIDGE COACH Leaves the above Stables Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 3 p.m., immediately after arrival of the Auckland train. Leaves Cambridge Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 6.45 a.m., arriving at Hamilton West Station in time to catch the Auckland train. Buggies, 'Buses and Saddle Hohsks For Hire. LAWRENCE SUTTON, Proprietor. WAIKATO MONUMENTAL WORKS. r|l HOM A S HAP PELL, HAMILTON. Monumlm.-: to any Desu'.;_\ in Sto.nl ur Marble. Black Letters or Imperishable Lead Letters. , i iJErtIUXS Sknt on AIH'UCAIION. i3T The Fixing of Grave Stones aud lion Fencing personally attended to. THOMAS CHAPPELL. Hamilton, September 17th, 1891. First Prize Melbourne Exhibition, 18S8. First Prize Dnuedin Exhibition, IS9O TOEL'S DUNEDIN ALE & SIOUT t) (in Quarts and Pints). "Tiger" Brand iu thoroughly matured condition. NEW ZEALAND BOTTLING CO., Mabkb'i Place, Auwklanl.