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Notices. T. & S. MOEBIISr & CO., limited. Sole Agents foii Aucklaxd of the £ STE/AWSOITIZER.' R~E APERS AND BINDERS/. / Of flic following makers : — /* S / THE BUCKEYE LOWDO WN / / TIIE MASSUY TORONTO LIGHT BINDER E. HOIINSBY & SONS Crashers Also, HORNSBY'S 1 PARAGON' MOW3R /\jy Clwfl Cuttcrs And Combined Mowiiit axd KiiAriiit. / / Horse P° wcrs " INDISPENSABLE " /fVsS V winnowmg Maclllncs SELF-RAKING REAPER, / \Y/ pkl,shsof all desm r tlottS pbzcb, j£2o. /%s/. DcopW t PUmi>S Suction and Force Pumps HAY RAKES / Farrmgdon Pumps FOBK /pVv/THE IDEAL HORSE HOE HANDLES THE H,GGANUM HORSE yf 0«x / ave .i llst l an ded their season's supply, ex Essex, of <yTh& PLANET JR.Garden & Farm Implements. THE ASPINWALL POTATO PLANTER. / N/ AUCKLAND BINDER TWINE THE FARMERS' FAVOURITE DRILL. - THE HOOVER DIGGER. Retail Shop ■ QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. WHOLESALE PREMISES, HIQH-STREET. MACHEHERY PREMISES, EOBMRB-STHSET. I ,

' ! "r I ■1H E l J KI v-AT ft TI! A M \VA Y S 1 ACT, ISS'-.'" I'utilic notice i.« la-Hiy given, in term's of See'ion 4(1? "Tin: Private Tramways Ac;, tliai tin application lias i>s«a mado u> tiw Wi'il; iro Cor.nly Conned by the Taiiiri'l Kts-'-i'Vis Colliery Ci'impany • (! '' •• a MCKNS!'; to CONSTRIJOV V Tt; A".\[ VV A Y ao-i.R« i) i'ublic Rro.l, ilivitiiiii'. s. ci ion.-; .">2ii!nl .VS. Par : s!» of Taupiii, :i phiii aini piJ''icnl.iis or which may be inspected at the oliiuo ol : t'lu Company, ■>!: Iviiniliia, and r.i the County Office, Kirikiriroa, for a period of ;-!0 days trom tin: date hereof, during which' time written objections to the proposed work may be lodged at the County Office, Kirikiriroa. These objections (if any) will be considered by the Waikato County Council ■if; a meotiiK' to bo held at the Council Chambers. Hamilton, at 2.30 p.m. on FRIDAY, I lie 22nd January, 1592. Kirikiriroa, 19th January, lSi.2. James Mcpherson, ' County Clerk, j Waikato. j Drink Nelson, Moatc's PURE IHS. No. 4. Bs. jq-OW PUBLISHEDij BOND'S | WAIKATO ALMANAC, 1892. 250 pages, with map of district. Ppicte One Shilling. The Publisher has spared no effort in his endeavour to make this publication an indispensable book of reference to Waikato 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 1592 will be a great improvement on 1891, the good opinion already gained will bo maintained and strengthened. Order Early from Your Storekeeper. Particulars in future issue. I J. S. BOND, PRINTER, PUBLISHER AND STATIONER, , CAMBRIDGE, WAIKATO. ASK YOUR GKOCEK FOE NO. 2 CEYLON TEft. NELSON, MOATE & CO.

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