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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3037, 2 January 1892, Page 4

J Notices. Irp ii a x k s. ! I v/'-ii tu tlii.uli the lam.i i-=> and hoivu bri:tdci> in liberally paU'Oiii--.<-:'l li'.iiinj: Uii) and tli:: last so <i>on, aii'l I am suiry u> iiifurin tliLin tint I:;' ilropnud dc.nl on \Vednc."day la-'t in Kuiuilton. Tiic causu I attribute to h s gi-tiing very incited and tlic heat who oiy ojijinssivc at the time, the liorw v.-.is in as m«:il health as I over saw him ; he a.-rved hi.s day, and 1 hope those wlr> ha-, j got any of l.ia stock will take can: uf them «o that they nu> do credit to hv-i name for years to come. On going back to Hamilton in order to get someone to bury him, Mr J. McNicoi hearing of ingoinar's death while sympathising with my loss at once set to work to see what could be done he said : "It is no use crying over apilt milk imiit make the best of it. Will my colt, Aoiangi, be any good to you. You can have him to finish the season." I thanked him for his ~ind offer which I accepted, and I now wish to ask those of my friends and clients who havn 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 arc about 10 mares in my book not served, and as Mr McNicol went still farther by saying if anyone objects to Aorangi they can send them to Capapic. 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 marea home. Hoping to have better luek next time. —1 remain yours faithfully, J. ALL WILL. K R GOX SOLICITS AN INSPECTION OF HIS LARGE & VARIED STOCK OF GENERAL DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, As he is too busy to write out an advertisement euumerating the MANY AND VARIOUS CHEAP LINES, LONDON HOUSE, AND AT HAMILTON EAST. EMPTY CASES FOR SALE CHEAP. p RAND 4RT TTNION. By permission of the Colonial Secretary. A GRAND~ART UNION, Consisting of LARGE STEEL ENGRAVINGS, HANDSOMELY-FRAMED OIL PAINTINGS, CHROMO LITHOGRAPHS, ETC., will be drawn at a date to be advertised. There will be 200 Tickets and 25 Prizes, giving a Prize to every eight tickets sold. Pictures on view at Mr R. F. Sandcs', Victoria-street, from whom tickets may be obtained. Remember I—Tickets, 2d lid each. One iu every eight certain of a prize. R. F. SANDES, Victorian-street, Hamilton. First Prize Melbourne Exhibition, ISBB. First Prize Dunedin Exhibition, 1890, JOEL'S DUNEDIN ALE & SIOUT (in Quarts and Pints). "Tiger" Brand in thoroughly matured condition. NEW ZEALAND BOTTLING- CO., Market Plaok, Auckland. T > OBSON AND / N ! OMI'ANY 'S CAFE & BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT, QciiiS-sTitiiET (opposite Donald and Edenborouoh's). The proprietors have pleasure in calling the attention of Country Settlers and others to the Excellent Accommodation in BoAnn and Lodging aflorded through the extensive and oonlral promises now in their occupation, and where Comfort. Cleanliness, and (food Meals are combined with moderate charges. MRS TRAIL, Midwife, has Removed to Jervois Road, opposite Presbyterian Church, Auckland. Ladies from the country can be accommodated during accoutrement. Terms moderate.