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WT/1902/WT_19021201/MM_01/0004.xml | 4,858 | CAMBRIDGE BOROUGH COUNCIL.
♦ 'l'lio ordinary moutlily meeting of the abo Vl . Council was held on Thursday evening iW,tlieMayor,(Jtr. W. V. Bucklauu\ ami < ouccillors T. Wells, c. Boyce, R. navies, J. |{. s. Richardson, J. Ferguson and W. Hscott. ITBLIC II U.T.. Mr. .las. Jackson, who ha« left the district, wn.te that ho would he unable to cany out' his lease of the public hall. 'Tin (.' .unci] agreed that Mr. Jackson bo release'l. STUCK ON' STREETS. Major Miunitt wrote drawing the Coun cil's attention to the danger which exists in the town at night through cittle and hor ses being permitted to wander at large. 'The .Mayor said Councillor Richardson had informed him that even sheep were tethered on the roadways. Asked whether there was a ranger, the clerk said there was. Councillors expressed displeasure at the manner in which he performed his duties, and a-reed that some change must be nmd.v Some members thought the time was fast approaching when cattle and horses would have to be kept ofl the roadways altogether. Councillor Wells moved, that with a view of more vigilant ranging, the matter be referred to the Mayor and Councillor Es cott. This was carried. It was further decided that it be an in struction to any ranger who might be ap pointed, to impound all horses found on the streets during day or night. gas works. Mr T. F. Martin, c mnsel to the Muni cipal Association of New Zealand, wrote in reply to the Council's enquiry that in his opinion the Council had not the power to grant to a private company the right to supply a town generally with gas under "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1900." The private company would require to ob tain a private Act. The Council, however, had power under section 33-1 of the Act of 19C0 to contract for the lighting of the streets, public places and public buildings of the borough. Cr. Wells said with all deference to Mr Martin, the thing was and had been done, Birkenhead being one of the places. It was considered that it could also be worked at Cambridge. STREET LIGHTING. Mr F. J. Brooks wrote that the time for which Messrs Wilkinson and Co. undertook to light the street lamp at the corner of Victoria and Queen streets expired on the 26th September last, but in the present in stance they had kept it lighted to the pre sent time. As the light was greatly appreciated by the public he respectfully asked the Council to provide for its continuance until a more comprehensive system of street lighting was inaugurated. The writer thought Messrs Wilkinson and Co. deserved thanks for the public spirit they bad s' own in the matter, for as far it had been unremuner ative to them. He enclosed for the Coun cil's perusal a letter from the firm named, offering to sell the lamp for £5, and to light it for £.') per annum. It w»g decided not to buy the lamp, but to accept the oiler for lighting, PINE TREES. It was decided to notify Messrs S uter and Co. that the treas on their property must be topped. It was decided to send a similar notifi cation to Mr McFarlane. HIGH LEVEL BRIDGE. A number of letters from the Xew Zea land representative of Brown and Co., bridge builders, of Liverpool, were read, also rough sketches were submitted. A copy of regulations relating to the matter of local bodies and bridges con struction was also received from the Go vernment. 'The M lyor briefly explained that the Act said local bodies should contribute towards construction, but nothing was mentioned about boundaries. Such proportion of cost could be demanded from contributing bodies in instalments as the work -gro gressed. It seemed to him they could not raise -a loan in Cambridge except for their individual share, the other bodies in terested to do likewise. That being so, it would be necessary to submit to those bo.lies full plans and particulars of their shares The Borough Council was in the position of having all the responsibility but could only raise its own proportion of the the cost by way of loan. It was decided that the whole matter be left in the hands of the works committee. Mr Robt. Fisher wrote conveying the in formation that that at a meeting the rate payers of the Pukekura district, held at Cambridge West on the Oth inst., a resolu tion was passed that the lift bridge pro posed for Cambridge would not meet the requirements of the district, and that the Council be requesded to get estimates for a wider structure. The Mayor said 11- feet was the usual width of bridges in other places. That width allowed two vehicles to pass one another. Cr. Ferguron aaid he understood 1 ift was a common width in America. The .Mayor said anything beyond that was an extraordinary width. I'ROI'OSED FIRE BRIGADE. Cr. Wells said with reference to afire brigade and appurtenances for the suppres sion and extinction of fires, the unexpected news had come that.the pipes for the water works would arrive in Cambridge about the second of December, so ihat they should be in the ground within two months. Mr Graham, of the Com mercial Cnion Insurance Company, had informed him that whatever reduction they would get in insurance rates would not depend en the water supply, but the efficiency with which the water could be utilised by means of a fire brigade. Wher ever the supply was sufficient and the brigade could reasonably be expected to operate—especially in big blocks—they might possibly get a reduction of 20 per cent. !fe moved: "That a committee be appointed to consider as to tho best means of using the town water supply for the pre vention of fires, also to ascertain the plant necessary and cost of same, including fire station house. Further to invite the services of those willing to form a voluuteer tire brigade. The committee to report, and make recommendation to the Council at the December meeting or before should they _ deem the matter urgent. The committee to consist of His Worship the Mayor, Cr. Davies and the mover. The .Mayor thought they would find plenty of people willing to join the brigade. c r . Davies said he had had several en quiries already. The motion was seconded and carried. WATERWORKS, 'The clerk was instructed to enquire from Mr Hunter what arrangements had been made with tho contractors and also re testing the pipes. BOROUGH ENDOWMENTS. The Finance Committee reported having inspected the Borough endowments on the Karapno Flat, with a view to preparing conditions for leasing same, and they re° commended that such leasing be adjourned until it is seen if the adjoining Crown Lauds are sold. The latter will shortly be offered by auction in Auckland. 'There port was adopted, and it was suggested that the clerk should ask for the adver tisement re the Crown Lands to be inserted ui the local papers. V I N ANTf A L ST ATK M BNT. « 'verdraft at 30th October, £'2oii 17 S Od • accounts since paid, £4O Os (id ; amounts lodged, £>H , 8 5<J. p resent overdraft ±.218 10s 7d ; accounts to pass, .£l6 Is Id • overdraft when accounts are paid, £234 Ms NEXT MEETING. It was resolved that the next meeting be held on Tuesday, the 23rd December.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, i 9 02.
Printed and published by Egbert John i'AULL and George William Ven ables at their registered printing, iS' X** o^, Hamilton, Auot land, New Zealand. MONDiI, DECEMBER I X 902,
You try thi.st.lii i!»-a that thing, tvery ki of homo remedy a cheapcomjh mixturt yet your cold c< tiuili'S to lliUlg oil. You must not .1 lightly with tiiirso n [colds. You must p V \rid of them just as possible. V, , " must take something break their hold. Ave** s Gharry Pastoral soothes irritable throats, heals iulhuned bronchial tubes, and quiets congestion in the lungs. This is why it so quickly control: these old coughs nnd pre vents pneumonia aid consumption. "I was trouble- 1 , with a very hard cough v-hich I could not get rid of. When I road ol Ayer's Cherry Pectoral I sent to Johannesburg and procured a bottle. It completely cured mo, and I have many comrades here who have had hard coughs cured in the same way. : -Wm. Sessions, Company C, Second Royal Berks. Reg., Net's Spruit, Transvaal, 8. Africa. There are many substitutes and imi tations. Beware of them! Bo sure you get Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Two sizes. Large and small bottles. Pf/!i)ir«d by Dr J C. Ayer 4 Co.. Lowell. Mass., U.S.A. Say-Friend: TAKL^TEASPOONSFUI -t7 Don't keep me all ni^hfc barking. « ■nwgaa a. mm*}*, FOR COUGHS SCOLDS »T ACTS HUE MAGIC!!! SOLD IYERY WHERE |/$ & 2/o. GEORGE E. CLARK, LAND, PRODUCE & GENERAL AGENT CAMBRIDGE. lAND FOR SALE 600 AOBES LAND, with suitable house and outbuildings, securely fenced, and sub-divided into convenient paddocks, in good state of cultivation 247 ACRES LAND, all fenced and sub divided into paddocks and in grass or crops. 300 ACRES LAND, all securely fenced, part rich swamp, balance dry opeu land, al! dry land being surface sown. Price reasonable, terms easy. 135 ACBEB LAND, all fenced and sub divided into suitable paddocks, all in grass or cultivation, small house, and stockyard, School, oreamery and rail way station within miles. Pric reasonable, terms half cash, balance 5 per cent. VILLA RESIDENCF, with half-acre land on the Hamilton roid, township Can bridge, situation unequalled, very dry land. TE UKU-500 ACRES. |Part bu-h, balance fern and manuku. Land, ring fenced and subdivided. House of five rooms (kauri and riuiu) barn, cowshed and stockyard. Price very reasonable. 3 ACRES LAND, township Cambridge, one of the beet Kites in the township. FA EM of 60 acres with House of five rooms, the land all in grass or cultiva vation, secure'y fenced and sub-divided into convenient paddocks, situated within miles of tow nship of Cambridge. RTACRE section Pukekura, frontage to Main Road, Corner Section in grass and securely fenced. GEO. E. CLARK, LAND, PRODUCE ft GENERAL AGENT CAMBRIDGE ■IRST AWARD Christenurcb, 180/5 >OLD MEDAL, Outgo Jubilto Exhibition, 1898. and SPECIAL, Auckland, 1899. i'IRST AWARD, Chri-tchurch. 1900 1901. [mperial Calf Food (HEATHER BRAND). Lan be ÜB«d .with"" tftlfer ckim or separated lilk, wb*y or water alone. -Sitractfrom letter received from a genlle tan in the Nor'h Island, who uses Imperial Jalf Food :—" I siarted feeding a calf about i week old, the ra'tber of which was fold at Birth. Our other cow gave so little railk wo Duld enly spare a pint per day Upon this, dth your food, we rear d the oalf, using ju*t ;w0251b bags, which lasted 100 days. If milk i<id not been to scarce we should Lave used ss Food. The "Calf" in question hi*, n the nat ural course of evente, just dropped ler second calf, and is as r ce a cow iii all respeots ascjuld be desired." From the abovo it may be Katherod thit a alf oan be successfully reared upon hall'-a lound of Food per diy when tnik in ho ace ; f plentiful, lest. PACKED IN 251b. 60!K, 1001b«., aid 2001b. SACKS. Our testimonials arc too numerous to jublisb, but we luvo several stating that wives fed with this food a*e as fat, if not ,&tter than culves fed upon full milk. Waikato Agents : W. C. DAVIS ft CO., HAMILTON. TO MEN Write for free oi cf valuable book about oursehw, your health, you happiness, your iture It contains a full exposition of tbe utr an system end tbe remedit 8 adopted. No eed to c< reult doctors. Posted free in sealed avelope. Every man should read it. Ad ress-G. Specfio, 639 Eluabe»h-Btreet North Wboox&e.
DINNER SETS— ?r m * 611 WILLIAM ESOOTTS VioUnte-itiMt, Umbri ge
DAIRY FARMS FOR SALE LOCKERBIE. MATAMATA, WAITOA. I'HB FBGPJIfcrS OF The Assets Realisation Board. THESE Properties have beei "urveyed inti FARMS of suitable area, rrnm 65 acrf* to 350aorg*, ar« ot Good Quality S til, \V.>l' P'ofe to Ruilwav, j»rid within r -< duDauca of CreauiHries aud Factorv. B'lyprs mav select Any rea, and Pure: at on VERY EASY TERMS OF PAY MKNT. INTEREST.—4S per centum por anDurn PLANS AND PARTICULARS may b from— THE BOARD'S MANAGERS od Ob. Properties. MaaSRS H. <fe J. CLIFFORD, Morrins ville. Mbpsbs MoNIOOL & 00., Hamilton, Mb A. W. EDWARDB, Te Aroha Mb A. HANNA, Solicitor, Auckland Or THE HEAD OFFICE, Wellington. WALTER G. FOFTER, 8/U General Manager MRS, SAMUELS, MAIL CARRIER, STOREKEEPER FRUITERER ETC., ONGARUE News A(?en» for all Weekly and Daily Piiperß. Refreshments, D'ning Rooms, and Good Beds. Meals at si! hours, Order prorrp erded to pHEAP MONEY pHEAP MONEY MONEY £IOO to £IO,OOO ON COUNTRI, CITY, AND suburban ;freeholds At 4i per fent. Teime of Repaymont of the Most Libera Character, which can be ascertained on en quiry J.H.RICHARDSON, Government Insurance Commissioner The undersigned has for or lease nn ibaral tarin-; DAIRY FARMS GRAZING FARMS BUSH FARMS NATIVE T.tf LSE3 TOWN AND SUBURBAN SECTIONS COTTAGES, STORES To owner* of property : My terms are co ale no charge. A R. LANGLEY, LAND AGENT AND VALUATOR RAGLAN. jM-OUNTAI* pIMU JIMBKR j iMITHD, MAMAKTJ finest nourtaii-brqw umv T N THE COLONY FIRST AWARD and GOLD MEDAL agamrt allcomers at the Auckland Industria and Mining Exhibition, lis3B-'.)9 Over 1,000,000 feet of Building Timber In Stock, Also, KVERY CLASS OF DRESSED TIMBER 4 MOULDINGS. W. MAUNDER, AGENT. Hamilton i. CLAYTON, AGENT, Nqam-awahia Te'egranip promptiy a'*?w<W to. 18.'? H w n , L T ON I I ASHBCRTON Walkai ° I I Canterbury WAIKATO pALVAMSED TRON pALVAi HARDLETBBOS Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Bellhangers. WORK UNDERTAKEN IN ANY PART OF HIE WAIKAIO. Wholfs-tV and Rota'] Manufacturers of Spouting, Ridges, Bathe, etc. TANKS A SPECIALITY. CORRUGATED U.'ON CURVED TO ORDER Dairy Utensils of First Quality. ' A TRIAL SOLICITED. HARD LEY BR OP., HAMILTON John Bettley, WHOLESALE & RETAIL BUTCHER (Opposite the Hamilton Hotel; BEST QUALITY MEAT ONLY KEPT. Cqanceted wherewith is THE HAMILTON GOFFE* mm. Hot Dixhbbs Daily jtuoh 12 to 2 o'orora Chops and Stasis ?»ady in Ten DINNER cn >SALE-DAYS at II O'CLOCK ♦ST Bacon, Regattas, Shows, 40., Catered for HAMILTON GAS COM V ANN (LIMITED), Hts ©n Saib : LACKSMITH'S COAL COKE, £, 2 per ton of 22 beers; 2s per bag. TAR, 0d gallon for 25 gallons or ovtrr e'sraUon for leas cjuautities Wong: Clareno-etroet, Hamilton.
EUMILY TUCK KR'S riLY TVVKIXG O' ULY l>.\KlX(i O, OWDER The full quantity of Powder is carefully weighed into kvery tiu. Some tins ex tensively advertised are very short in weight. See you get what you pay for- Perfection in Cookery. Order the first tin ; the rest will regularly follow. 17IGG pOWDER Buy it for Pancakes. ■Vi<i I OWDER Buy it for Pancakes. UXSHIXE |EL IT /CRYSTALS Jelly Crystals. A Great Success. mot 01 na\ours on bacli racket. OUXSHIXE pUSTARD pOWDER (UNSHIXE I OWDER Eijgs may be too rich for you; ecjgs may lie too dear-This will suit you "down to the ground." (ii> Boxes (I- packets in each box) Assorted flavours. pUDDING POWDER v 'UXSHIXE I UDDIXG TOWDER Easily prepared, superior to home-made Blancmange, fruit-flavoured, and prettily tinted in different colours. Raspberry pale pink; Strawberry, reddish pink - \amlla, chocolate colour; Lemon, pale yellow A KARAXA QTARCH nhVAE iKARAXA OtARCH IjTLAZE For putting a fine finish on all Ironin? Work. S Boxes, 3d and 6d. OF ALL GROCERS. Manufacturer W. F. TUCKER, Auckland. THE CAMPBELL AND iHBENFRIED riOMPANY, TIMITED. Capital • • £300,000 43, QUEEN STREET WHARF, ALBERT BREWERY qUEEN-STREET AND DOMAIN BREWERY, NEWMARKET. DIBEOTOBS J. Logan Oahpbbil, Esq. (Chairman), Abthub M. Mtbbs (Managing Direotot), and Lso M. Myers. SIOBITABY : AIIBMD S, BASKABT. Cable Addreßi: " BeebiTe," Aookland. AGENTS FOR- R. PORTER ft CO., "Build™ " ALE STOUT, London M. B. FOSTER ft SONS (Ltd. "Buri. ALF and STOUT, London J. SCHWEPFE ft CO., MINERAL WATERS. 3vdn«y and Lnn^ n D. H. BURKE, SCHNAPPS, Hamburg W. ft G. GILBEY, SCHNAPPS, London J. W BURMESTER, PORT, Oporto ADET SEWARD & CO., V.D CLARET JAS. BUCHANAN ft CO., SOOTOH WHISKY. Lordon JAiV «^ l e^- T^ ON * 00 " SCOTCH PEASE, SON ft CO., 8.0 S. WHISKY D&rlinrfrn HIRAM WALKER ft SONS (Ltd "Canadian Ci.ib " WHISKY, Oni»rm DUNVILLE ft SONS (Lin.). V.R. IRISH WHISKY, Br if* j SIR. JOHN POWER ft SONS, IRISH WHISKY, D:;olip ROUYEE GUILLET ft CO,, BRANDY ADEu|e WINE CO, "Tanunda, WW '• ft ~CHANDON ; CHAMPAGNE Rs-m<? KRTTU & CO., OHAMPAaNE.«Rp;m ; RUINAKT ft CO., CHAM V a UNE Rp! E. IRROY. OHAMPAOXF. Rew A, OOLLJN. OHAMPAOX?, Chalor.. Ftc, , Fto. Ki A v*r? LaW-P A ..:trr.f,r,S ,1 bi,«. besj bbaniw ■•'■ ft SPIRITS, iucludmr AUSRALIAN WINES, always 'in band CIOAKS.— Maur vAI krjt.Ro shands S*.l«oti- : n. ALBERT ft DOMAIN BREWERIES PRIZE MEDALB AND AWARDS Sjiiiwv Exhibiton, 1879, Melbourne Ex hi'rihoi:, 188<>; We":""*™ t?»v;i.m,.. , c - Auckißr.fi ExLibiria Colonial sr.d Irdian Exhibition, 1885;' Dun eciii Exhilition. 1890. TASMAKIAN EXHIBITION. 1891-';' Ale (bulk), Special First Award Gold Medal; Ale (rotted). First Award; Stout (bulk), Special First Award Geld Medal Stout (bottled), Special First Award and Gold Medal. Ako, CHAMPIONSHIP against all Foreie"! and Cr.lcr.iai Exhibited s and MELBOURNE CENTENNIAL EXHIBI TION, ISBR : First Prize and Gold Medal. TEE CAMPBELL & EHKENFIiIEP COMPANY (Jm>.). 7/*/7 FOR B£Bf VALUiS Lowest Prices GROCERIES SEND TO fflacferson & West, HAMILTON. We are cash buyers of Butter, Eggs, Horsehair, Fungus, etc., etc. 2S/6 JJOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT DATES' RELIABLE Vegetable and Flower Seeds OF It VERY DESCRIPTION. Catalogues free on application. Also, Catalogue of '-IRON AGE Labour - saving Imrjlements, Orchard Requisites, etc. From Count-y Agents, rr from SEED MERCHANTS, A I) CKLA N D. i>. mkredithT COACH PROPRIETOR, KIHIKIHI, RUNS A COACH TWICE DAILY BE TWEEX KIHIKIHI AND TE AWAML'TU STATION, MEETING EVERY TRAIN. HORSES AND BUGGIES OX HIRE. EXPERIENED GUIDES, PROVIDED FOR TRIPS TROUGH THE KING COUNTRY. D. MEREDITH, Kihikihi.
QUALITY, NOT CHEAPNESS, 18 SOIIMHIN, TO BE CONSIDERED WHEN PTJRCHASIN'a i GRAIN & FERTILIZER DRILL. THE 'FARMERS' FAVORITE" R E S BE T ; h Ab ° Ut U " M ""' '»"»<»*''™ bought '•F.rmers' Favorite" the different m akes, a!wa JS Mr .l»s!'|ili Banijli, President of the rt aiknto Farmers' Club b °° g WHY r u m%? t k Favoriee ; V- " e w ««•"•« «*-• ' not care to tel ut w c ° M li"»'ir 7," "*,""■■ W "' g i " t6rMte1 ' "• ™> ' ' you wh T he " e misht ' v r . SOLE AGENTS: JNew Zealand Lorn ana Mercantile Agency Company, limited, HAMILTON. L-A-INTD Fo * SALE. LANSDOWNE ESTATE, OF 3300 ACRES ALL PLOUGHED & GRASSED Eversley Estate, 'OF 854 ACRES, all ploughed;and GRASSED, Otterburn Estate, OF 793 ACREB, NEARLY ALL PLOUGHED AND GRA3BED. The above properties all adjoin the Walton Station, on the Auckland-Rotorua Railway line, and ar« within 29 miles of Hamilton and Cambridge. The laud is of excellent quality, and is admirably adapted for DAIRY FaRMS. OPEN FOR PRIVATE SALE, on Liberal Terms, ON 23bd APRIL, 1902. Copies of plans and full particulars 'obtainable from the undersigned Land For Sale. rFHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND pavv E t R t CANTILE AGENCY COM PANY, LIMITED, are instructed to an nounce that, that portion of the \ Woodlands Estate, COMPRISING ;THE BLOCK NEAR THE TOWN SHIP OF TMJPIRI, Containing | 4422 Acres, Is now surveyed and sub-divided into con- DAIRY AND GAZING FARMS, and will be OPEN for PRIVATE SALE on and a!ter Wednesday, Nov. 5, 1002. TERMS OF PAYMENT : 20 per cent cash, 5 per cent end of two years, 5 per cent annua ly ter five following years. Interest U per ceDt. i Applications to be addressed to the under signe\ from whom Copies and Plans and any further information may be obtained THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MEit- CANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd. HAMILTON, Or any of the Company's Branches throughout the Colony. WE AKE ADDRESSING TEE FAIR SEX. WE AEE ADDRESSING TLTEM ON A FAIR QUESTION, jj WE ARE ADDRESSING THEM IN A FAIR WAY. §* LaD*Es, villi UlUNii £ villi UlUNii ~ \\ BAD TE A. ? 1 China tea is not necessarily bad, but the great chance is that it is ; certaiuly you n- verget the best China Tea, nor yet the second, nor eveu the third best. The best never leaves China, the second best is j uearly all sent to Russia, the third, fourth, fifth and other descend- I ing grades come to Australia. Happily the imports of China Tea are lessening steadily, and cor respondingly those of Ceylon are going up. Ceylon tea is grown in a British Colony and Ceylon is the picked spot of earth for tea grow ing. All Ceylon tea is good ; the best is exquisite, and no other tea grown in any other part of the world can in any way compare with it. The best Ceylon tea is the famous j-3 / » t which is picked on the mountain heights of the Island, packed ii ! lead on the spot where it is grown, and sent down to Australia to t" ! agents of the Nirvana Co., fresh by every mail. Nirvana Tea is put up in pounds and half pounds and everv rmck- I t"* age bears the name and trade mark of the that it is all we claim of it. company as a guarantee Obtainable from -W Escott, Cambridge; W. Dey, Kirikiriroa; Parr Bros, Hamilton; S. L. Bygrave and W. Dibsell, Te Aroha; T. H. Hall and Co., Sole Agents, Auckland. f Grocer, Baker, and General I Storekeeper, HAMILTON ON SALE—A good assortment of Dinnerware, Tea ware Earthenware and Glass at very low Rates. A Large and Varied Stock of GROCERIES, etc., of Best Quality, at Lowest Prices. Sharps, Bran, Wheat, Maize, etc., at Market Rates. Agent for Christmas Number Auckland Weekly News. . j. Posted to any part of the district. F. A. PEARSON, LAND, COMMISSION, AND GENERAL AGENT AND VALUER, KAWHIA. 1 have several Farms, Business Sites, Town Sections, etc., in the Kawhia, Rairlau and Waikato Districts for Sale and invite correspondence. Also Sole aujeDt for tha Mahino Noxious Weed Exterminator in the abov« Districts, and if any farmers who have Blackberry, Briar, Ragweed, etc., on their lands will oommnnic-tte with me, I will arrange to meet them at an early date and experiment on pitches just to thow them the killing -[ual ifs. Hundreds of gallons used weekly in th 3 Taranaki District, and the price in with n reach of all Sole Agent North of Wanganui: Walter Syme, M. H. R. F. A. J: E ARSON, TAINIT-STREET KAWHIA. 4/4 'AIKATO T>ACON X HE w FRANKTON JUNCTION, Beg to notify that they are Buyem of well finished Dairy and Grain-fed Bacon Pi» B weighing dreaaed 120 to 1501e 8 at highest current prices all the year round. Heavier' pigs if well finished may be bought at lower prices. Piga received at Factory on Tuesday, inursday and Friday of eaoh week. A weekly prize of one half.penny per pound will be paid to the supplier of the beat lot of 5 Pigs received during each week. GBOBOK WATr, Manager. UMJSBALLI, Secretary.
[C 'K TO FAI;.MH!;s v.VJ) OTHERS. 1 I KL IioXH DUST GUARANTEED. The following is the list of our vari ol Hands of l.ouedust aud Artitical .Manures PUKH HONE FLOUR PUItK liuM:i,rsT (steamer) PURE BOX ED UST (coarse) WHEAT AND CORN MANURE ROOT MANURE TURNIP MANURE GRASS MANURE MAIZE MANURE Special Quotations for Large Lots. Prices, Analysis, and Samples on ap plication. BROS. Auckland. Durhaui-strt WAV}]; Li Y Hum AUCKLAND. MAURICE O'CONNOR, PROPRTh/K R desires to ir.tjrr.a'r that re has tak«u over the busings 0 - tin- Popular H-tel, and would resprcfu'lv request a c<.uti><u»nc if the libera! smpp. rt hitherto awarrled hi« pro de'> our. VISITORS TO AUCKLAND will find fiac no effort w II be spared to afford form «v.>ry oomfrt, whilst the TARIFF will he, as previously, MOST MODERATE. The Hotel jg within wne minutes walk Railway Station and Wh .rf, *nd command s maamificent view of the Harbour. To the friends of th* Proprietor in different parts of the colony, a Dead Mille Failtbo wii 1 ver be extended, aud a pleasant sojourn soured. WINES, SPIRITS. ALES. ETC. Of the BEST BRANDS ONLY MAURICE O'CONNOR. d3lO 9/12 EXCELIENT /CCOMMODATION FOR VISITORS. P.O. Box 350 Telephone 46?. Prince Arthur Hotel, WELLESLEY STREET, AUCKLAND. Wines and Spirits of the Best Brands Only et-claes Billiard Room. Night Porter. W, M COOKE, Proprietor, Late U.B.S. Co. UPTON & CO., NEW BOOKS ON POULTRY. CASSEL'S NEW BOOK OF POUL TRY-Wright 21/ Reliable Poultry Remedies, Tried and Proved, for the Common diseases of .Poultry 1/3 Artificial Incubating and Brooodicg, by the Most Expert Operators and Brooders in America .. .. 2 6 Ducks aDd Geese, their Importance in the Poultry Industry .. ~ 2 6 Success with Poultry: For Persons who Think of Engaging in any Branch of the Poultry Business .. ~ 5/ Eggs and Egg Farms, the Foundation of the Poultry Business ~ .. 2/6 Turkeys, Their Care and Management 2/6 Poultry Houses and Fixtures—Describ ing Up to Date and Low Cost Fix tures j/3 The Leghorns: Brown, White, Black, Buff, Dut-kwing ~ ~ .. 2'6 The Wvf.ndottFs : Silver, Golden, White Buff and Black 2 6 The BantHm Fowl: A Description of all Standard Breeds and Varieties .. 2/6 Postage 2d in the 1/ Extra. All the above Wotks are fully Illustrated and Contributed by the Best Authorities in America and Great Britain. UPTON & CO., QUEEN-ST AUCKLAND. AUPIBI r<OAL MINES IMITED. The Best Household Coal in the Colony. Dealers in Waikato. Orders addressed to the Mine Manager, Mr Edward S. Wiobt, Huntly, will be promptly attended to. FRANZ SCHEBFF, , ~ Secretary. Auckland, April, 1899. EVANS' Vy O ND E R F U L T) E M EDIE 8 TUSSICORA.-For Coughs and Colds. WITCH'S OIL.-For Rheu matics, Chilblaines etc. MOUNTAIN KING ASTHMA PQWDER.-For Asthma. and Bronchits. •These preparation, which have gained a widespread reputation throughout the Col ony are obtainable in the Waikato district from the following : —H. J. Clifford, Morinsa ville ; Thos. Wells, Cambridge ; W. Escott, Cambridge ; F. J. Sanders, Cambridge; Chss Boyce, Cambridge; Parr Bros., Hamilton , E. J. Davey, Hamilton: W. Dey, rJamil on ; J. S. Edwards, Ohaupo ; G. M. A. Ahier, Te Awamutu ; F. A. Chapman, Kihi kihi; Green and Colebrook, Te Kuiti »nd , Otorohanga ; Dooley and Peterson, Ngarua wabia ; R. F. Sandes, Hamilton ; A. E. Manning, Hamilton ; R. J. Roberts, Cam bridge. Price, 2/6. I* GOVERNMENT INSURANCE DEPARTMENT is prepared to grant Employers of Labour Covers against Risks connected with their trade or business—under the Workers' Compensation Aot, the Em ployers' Liability Aote, as well as under Common Law. Owners of property and Mortgagees also protected under special tables. Personal Ao ident Insurance effected in all branches. For particulars as to rates, etc., apDlv to he >oeal Office of the De VS J.H.RIO] QmmUum
ALBERT HOTEL QUEEN STREET A u 0 K L A N I). upon frerv att*, i V > 0M cau rci 7 * fry atteui 01, a;:,j cm,fort. WGHT POUTER IN ATTENDANO Telephone 963. AH telananx proirpciy :itt6Dded ARTHUR BACH PROPRIETOR JLato of Rosorua and Carabr.dee). T b w A THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL JOE.BATHUK.T_. Pbophi £TO b. Hotel f ° r , •n»t-d tt , *" beet pol Sou r P \ R0 : Jm ' aild and on acoounT ftTbSnT" aVeUorB ; Hall ig th e 1 f g °P P ° SltQ tho T »™ Compos J £ g2rf , for ™-n* reasonable b2 rheatmal Ime Teri "B <&*£ BeSt < J uah <* "q«on and Telelhonh No. 690. James Meston/^/ (Latk oi / / ikurangi and AV / Coromandel/ / proprietor/* r /VICTORIA -ST '/ EABT, r/ U'CKLAID // /GOOD 3AMPLE ROOMS Hallett's Railway Hotel, MERCER. WINE.S AND SPIRITS OP THE VERY BEST BRANDS, Brown Campbell's Special Brew always o draught. Good Shoatin* and Boating. Horses on H,re (j ood Stabling and paddockinf?. RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS. RAILWAY BAB. Stocked with finest Liquors.,' J- E. lIA LLE TT, PROPRIETOR. w/ l Harbour View Hotel, RAGLAN. MRS E. G. REio, Proprietress. rjlHia HOTEL h*. been re-built inSfirst -1 class style, with a view to ffi every convemence for travellers and tourists ? MAGBIFICEUT VIJSW OViSBIOOKIBG THE HAEBOUi rew on Draught Finest Wines and Spirits Good Stabling and Paddocks Boating and Fishing. Waikato Mail Coach leaves the door SPEIGHT'S Genuine Dunedin Ale and Stout IS OBTAINABLE ONLY FRO* Hipkins and Coutts WINS & SPIRIT MEBOHANrs ELLIOT STREET, AUCKLAND, ' Who m th. 80LJ A6BBTS Md Bottle*. BULK ALE ALWAYS LN STOCK. Agent for Dawson's Celebrated Whisky. HI- (SC O. ABE CASH BUYERS OF EMPTI BOTTLES IN ANY QUANTITY Hfrnot Prioet Wyea. Telßphoneß64. P.O. Box 346. 28/n ~»\ A ■<> |
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The Waikato Times
THAMES VALLEY GAZETTE <te ZAWHIA ADVOCATE
[ESTABLISHED 1872.]
THE OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN THE WAIKATO
[PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON.]
VOL. LIY.—No. 00(12.
HAMILTON, N.Z. : TUESDAY, DECEMBER % 1902.
PRICE ONE PENNY.
The American Tobacco Co. intend to issue a Series of \c different Dlates of Wild Flowers note vviia riowers co!o ' jredtoNature j r t mm f» a xx^vv^*.4-* in the best sty]e of Modern ~ ..iv. .m.. uui.ii Chromo Litho. Art, printed on 1 thick Art Paper, size of plates 20 x 14J, and thus fern a unique collection. If you want these and address Beautiful Wild Flowers, plainly, and post t0 " The AMERiCAN TOBACCO CO., AUCKLAND Write full name plainly, and Enclose with !Labels. , "also the 3 Penny stamps 50 Old Judge Cigarette Boxes and Three Penny Stamps and one Coloured Plate will be posted to any address in New Zealand ?4 t A** ■aa'ffi % m %m ?» ~.■ r .ii. m '■:■■* 3rV V., ~*, - ;■'•: m -rV :~7 ; - ll'¥'J m fjtem >. ■:■:•< m ■. ~x : m ostbicw & V £ stf ZA
\INSUKti NOW with tba GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. £1,600,000 has already been added to Policies -in the Department, THIS IS THE BONUS YEAH, and everyone now taking out a participating policy will receive a substantial bonus at the end of the year. J. H. RICHARDSON, OiimmisFioner. A Gold or Silver Watch for Nothing. SEND NO MONEY. WE horeby undertake to give ono of oui Famous Gold or ailvor Watcheß, Lady or Gontleinan's, to every Man, Woinao, or Child Who sends us the orreot reading of the following PUZZLE : I BxxT MxxS TxxS 0' - » The only condition is, that if your answor is correct, you purchase one of our SOLID STEELING SILVER 0 HAIN3 to wear with the Watch. Simply forward your answer, and enclose .stamped and addressed envelope so that we may inform you i you have won the Watch. We are making this offer solely with the object of introducing and advertising our goods. Cut this out and forward to our only address— GOLDSMITHS COLONIAL CO, QUEEN - STREET, AUCKLAND, N.Z Or Box 469, Q.P.O. 8/2 AW HI A FjURMERS' n< APERATIVE fIOMPANY Having completed arrangments to open STOREROOMS in KAWHIA, the abeve Company are prepared to Supply settlors with All Reqirenießts. !CaS3 SEEDS will be a Speciality, and are carefully selected by men of lar«e ex- Eerience, and will bo supplied to Share oldera and Fannors Generally at a Mini uium Cost and of iiriuranteed Quality. ENCING MATERIAL also will bo Sup plied at the Very Lowest PosHiblo R:ito. The K.F.C. Co. are making arrangements for the Supply of Stock to Farmers, and will place thoir Shareholders on an equal foot ing with the beet Farmers Unions in Now Zealand. The objects of the Company are to Supply Shareholders with Every Requisite at the very lowest oost, and to promote and foster any and every industry that will be of benefit to Settlers and intending settlers, and to dispose of their produoe in the very best markets. Please note and place your orders as early KB possible to avoid any disappointment. KAWHIA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY ROYAL HOTEL, RAGLAN Favourite Seaside Sesort for Tourists Tho proprietor begs to notify the the public that he has entered into possession of above Hotel' which is one of tho most comfortable Hoftelries in the colony. No expense has been spared to meet the requirements of Touriats, Families, and Commercial Travel lers. FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE Bathing Housos, Sample Rooms, Stabling, etc. TABLE A SPECIALITY Telegrams promptly attended to. A. J. NORRIS, ii/ 7 Proprietor. ' (Late U. 8.8.00.)
A Wonderful Medicine. For Bflioui and Nervouj Disorders, such as Wind and Pain in the Stomach, Sick Headache, Giddiness, Fulness and Swelling after meals, Dizziness and Drowsiness, Cold OWll*. Fln.hi™. ~f ff-t r..,.. „. a, ~;,,. a... , 0{ Breath( CoßtivenegS( BlotchM „ .. . ■ >i »nd all Nervous and Trembling Dentations, &c Thi iibst Doei will qiv« msliw in twintt minutm. This is no " WUttin A GUINEA A BOX." k i5.Hr PI LLS, taken as directed, will quickly restore females to complete health. They promptly remove any obstruction or irregularity of the system. For a Weak Stomach; Impaired Digostion; Disordered Liver ; th«y »ct like m«gic. A few doses will work wonders upon the Vital Organs ; Strenjrthenin* the Macular System: restoring the long lost Complexion; bringing back the keen edge of appetite, and arousing with the Roubub or Health the wholi phtsioaT.n.iiot of the humanframerSei w full directions with each box. » Prepared only by THOMAS BBBOHAM, St. Helens, LanouhlM. ■n«l»nd SoW •▼•rrwkere, la Box*., Is. tj4., and Is. Id. each. -•*««» " T HE PEOPLE'S" FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, If you require good, cheap Bedroom Furniture, including Bedsteads, Wire-wove Mattresses and Bedding; also, dining-room Chairs, Couches, and Curtain Poles, then send to the best and cheapest furnishing warehouse in the Colonj TONSON GARLICK CO., LTD, "The People's" Furnishing Warehouse, 304 to 312. Quebn - Street. AUCKLAND IMPORTANT NO TICE. It having come to the knowledge of The New Zealand Dairy Asso ciation (limited) that inferior factory-made or home separator Butter is sometimes being sold as the Association's Butter; and further, the second hand "Anchor" brand and " Dairy" brand boxes with' the Association's brand still remaining upon them are being fraudulently used for the conveyaHce of Butter which has not been made by the Association, this is to give notice that any persons using boxes bearing the Association's registered brands uncancelled are LIABLE TO PROSECUTION, and also to request that persons desiring to obtain the Dairy Association's Butter should be careful to see that the wrappers are branded with the Association's name and one of their well-known trade marks—either "Anchor"or ''New Zealand Dairy Association." Any person giving information which will lead to the conviction of anyone pirating the trade marks or selling other Butter as the Associa tion's will be rewarded. WESLEY SPiIAUG, MANAGING DIRECTOR, THE N.Z. DALEY ASSOCIATION (LIMITED). Auckland, Sept. 20, 1902. J. JONES, AUCTIONEER, Produce Merchant, Land & Commission AGENT, Viotoma & Lobne Stb., AUCKLAND. PRODUCERS of every kind Dairy, Orchard and Farm Produce can depend on obtaining the Highest Market Price, with Quick Kales and Account Sales immediately remitted. Special accommodation for Pigs and Poultry. Fruit Sales held EVFR} DAY during the Season. Outdccr and Country Sales conducted. Largo accommo dation for storing Mp : <e and other Produce until fair market price a > obtairsl le, Ebtabushbd i 8 Yntm Rkfrbkbcs : Uoion Bank of Australia. DA3LAN ONE DOZEN OABINET3 WITH OPAL PROM 15/- GEORGE GREGORY. ARTIST PHOTOGRAPI ER SPECIALITIES- Artistio Studies, Enlargements Children's Portraiture and Group? COWBB Of QUEEN AND WWLESLEY STREETS AUCKLAND. The regula running of the mail coach between Raglan and Hamilton is suspended owujr to the bad state of the roads. J. DALGLIESH TO LADIES j No need to consult doctors or chemists j The remedies you require in your own hands Write for free copy of valuable book about I your Jiyes, your health, your welfare Every 1 wuman should read it. Posted free in sealed j envelope. Addrees-G. Specific, 639 Eliza i Nrrth Melrcurre. JESH j pOOK-BINDING neatly execrated at The Proprietor. JJ Waikato Times Office, HwaUtw,
FOR TH PAST 13 YEARS PROMINENTLY BEFORE . . AUCKLAND FARMERS . Produces RECORD I man G To 1 * FI CROPS . . . TESTIMONIAL, . . Mr. OWEN McCABE, Te Aroha West, says: June 30st, 1902. " I was HIGHLY PLEASED with your SPECIAL TURNIP MANURE, and everyone that has seen my turnips say they are a RECORD CROP for the Year." . . WE SAY . . This is not a cheap trashy manure but one that will GROW GOOD CROPS of HIGH FEEDING QUALITY. OUR CUSTOHERS SAY: WELL SATISFIED CROP EXCELLENT ALWAYS RELIABLE PHce £6 IJS. 6d. per Ton. Less 2\ per cent, discount for Cash. SPECIAL QUOTATION FOR LARGE LOTS. Head Office-ALBERT STREET, AUCKLAND. NEW ZEALAND DRUG COMPANY, LTD, Works—WESTFIELD, near OTAHUHU.
The Acme of Perfection THE NEW "IDEAL" PATTERN FACTORY MILK CANS SEAMLESS Hollowed BOTTOM SEAMLKSS Drawn LID, one piece SPECIAL Bottom Hoop, with Shoulder for Bottom to rest upon PATENT UNBREAKABLE HANDLES. We take this opportunity of thanking the Waikato Farmers for the liberal support accorded to us in the past, and beg to intimate that having imported the most modern machinery for the manu facture of cans, we are enabled to produce a superior can to any hand made. We say that for strength, durability, high-class work and material this can has no equal in New Zealand, its weight will bear out our statement. Send for illustrated pamphlet showing construction. Made of BEST CHARCOAL Tll'D STEEL ALEX, HAIiVEY & SONS Albert-street, AUCKLAND. DAIRY SUPPLIES OF EVERY *DES CRIPTIOX. THOS B. AETHUR.I [B. H. SCEAT! AUCKLAND CITY MARKET, WELLESLEY - STREET WING RICHARD ARTHUR & CO. j FRUIT, PRODUCE & POULTRY AUCTIONEER. WE have now one of the largest and best lighted Auction Rooms in the Colony, and being situated in the busiest part of the City, clients can rely upon goods being well displayed and di sposed to the best advantage. THOS. B. ARTHUR ... Auctioneer. THE GREAT NORTHERN BREWERY (x.nasx'jTßirx. Cable Addresa : 4CCOMBE, NEWMARKET." Telephone: So. 475. ESTABLISHED 1856. BREWERS, BOTTLERS & MALTSTERS Our 4LES and STOUT are BREWED from the PIUMEST MALT and HOPS, and will compare with the finest in the Colony. Khyber Pass Koa4 AUCKLAND
YY A N T B D K N OWR ON HAND AND TO ARRIYE, SHIPMENTS OF BONEDUST AK» BLOOD MARUBE. They are of First-class Quality, and have Analysed as under : Boned ust : Am. P. Lime 50. Blocd and Bonedust : Am. 8, P. Lime *8 A ho, KAINIT, THOMAS PHOSPHATE GUANOS, SALT, AND OTHER RED HOOK SALT Invaluable for Stock. SALT FOR HAY AND OATEN SHEAVES. It should always be used, as the food is much more platable. and there is less loss in weight. We also supply best qualities of CLOVERS AND GRABS SEEDS ON HAND: Stocks of Southern Dark Winter, Canadians, Duns, White and Blaok Tartar. Cartons, Danieh, Sparrowbill, and Feed Oats. LINSEED: This is excellent food for Calves and Poul try. It is more valuable than any kind of Grain or Pulse. Send for particulars before Baying, Out Values are undoubtedly the Best. F. W. S™* *■" C o ' COMMERCE-STREET, AUCKLAND. ENZIIB Rr O WAIKATO MATED WATER CORDIAL MANUFACTORY, Latest and Most Approved Method! Goods of the above Well-known Brand wfl be supplied from the TT>mii^ n Factory. Texbobaxs ft Obdhbs -Pusotdallt Atzkhuxd To MENZIEB & CO., Hamimon. AND AT THE THAMES] CAN 1 BECOME AN ELECTRICAL OR Ul'H Eli ENGINEER? By Our System of Teaching by Mail You Can. ADVANTAGES. 1 You study at home 2 We teach everywhere 3 No time lost from Work 4 Prepares for examinations J 6 No text books to buy k 6 Abundantly illustrated Instructions Papers "J Instruction Papers free from all uanecesiaTf mathematics and theoretical side issues 8 Each Instruction Paper prepared experts 9 Instruceion private 10 The working is made interesting 11 If student can read and write, and studies as directed, success is assured 12 Fees can be paid by monthly instalments 13 Backward students given special assistance 14 Open to all. Ho time limit We also teach by mail:—Drawing, Shorthand, Book-keeping and Accountancy, and coach fcr the Auditors' and Incorporated Buum, Civil Service, University and Law, Languages, I upil Teachers' and for "D " and "E ". Every candidate prepared by us for the recent Pnpfi Teachers' Examination succeeded in passing Book-keeping Simplified for Farmers', recom mended by His Hon Mr Justice Kettle, 2i 6d post frte Stamp accepted The American School of correspondent [Chartered by the State], Head Office for New Zealand, 192 Uueen Street, Auckland Write for free Illustrated Hand-book •■ S " and copies of testimonials from New Zealand Graduates and students, und mention subjects in which yon are interested Success certain if oar instructions followed j UCKLAND T7REEZING ALL CLASSEB OF FAT STOCK : Stockowners please communicate with a Buyer, MR G. RUNGIMAN, Cambridge, or at the WORKS, AUCKLAND. We are also BUYERS of FACTOR BUTTER OUTPUTS. We have ON SALE BLOOD AND BONE MANUR AND BONEDUST. PBIGES AND ANALYSES 09 APPLICI TIOI. A. BEVINS, Manager. 1/20 pRINCE A LBERT nOLLEUB AUCKLAND, FOR BOYS & GIRLS (Boarders and Day Pupils). Chairman of Board of Governors: Bar. H. Garland. Headmaster: Thomas Jackson, M. A. (Load. Vice-Master: Stuaet Stkvbnbok, M.A. (Ox ford and Melbourne). Senior Mistress: Miss E. M. Rainfobth, M.A. (N.Z.) assisted by a large staff of Resident and Visit ing Masters and Mistresses Tbe College is controlled be a Board of G*» vernors appointed by the Wesleyan Methodist Church of New Zealand, bnt the religions eaching is undenominational. There are separate Colleges for Boys aid Girls, together forming the finest set of School Buildings in Auckland. Tho acaom modation for boarders in both Colleges it complete, and every arrangement is made to secure their comfort. Large and fully equipped Gymnasium. Central and elevated position. Large play ground?. Examination Successes—During the last five years 40 pupils have passed the N.Z. Matriculation and 23 the Civil Serviee Ei- Ff es moderate. Charge for Boarders made from date of entry. Prospectus on application' to Headnastlr) or to Thk Waixato Trass Office. Next term begins September 23. 9/7 HOT SPKINGS HOTEL, TE AROHA. MR R. L. SOMER3 wishes to inform the Residents of the Waikato that he has taken over the above well-known and favourite Hotel, and hopej to merit t oento* uanot of their npport.
No. F976 —istc. Gold and Fine Pearl Set Btooch, 40/- It is not_wi_se to buy Jewellery see Jewellery displayed the imitation and unreal looks like the_ real at first. The wisest way is to send or come to us; then you know precisely what you i You are certain, too, of getting your money's worth. Write for our Illustrated Price List. m t?c... ~-. r-~u No. F<s44 — lßct. Gold No. F6jo-oct Gold and F -i» Pear , Ri Engraved Locket, « 7 . ■»' 35'- q ' 6 No. F365C —net. Gold Brooch, set with Diamond, Ruby and Sapphire, 27,5 No. F4404 —i3ct. Gold Diamond ar Ruby Brooch, 70 - Plain get. Gold Front Stud, 3 5 Collar Stud, 6/6 No. F3—get. Gold Long Muff Chain, 1 jet. Gold, £lO/10/- oct. Gold Curb Bracelets, 40/-, 55'-, 70/- ijct. Gold „ 75/-, £5, £6/6/- Chased Keeper, 27/6 No. Fllß7—get. Gold Links, Z\h iSct. Gold, 45/- Silver, 4/- No. F2333—New Hunting Horn Brooch, get. Gold, 15/6 No. FJO71 —Ivory Tusk and 9Ct. Gold Brooch, 14/6 Diamond and Ri 84/- No. F7oG?—art. Gold Brooch, No. F1637 Diamond ai Stewart Dawson & Co., ™ »*£s:&■ THE DRINK QUESTION. AVE Doctors' expenses by purchasing only Articles that ar« manu factured by those who observe the Golden Eule, and only put before the public what they with pleasure use themselves. Therefore you can all enjoy a cup of Pskfeot Coffkb and Tka. by ordering from your Grocer BROWN, BARRETT & CO.'S Excelsior Coffee 00 essence of coffee \ BRANDB OF TEAS I Colombo Garden Tea (Heliotrope Label), per lb. 2 6 Excelsior Tea (Green Label and Butterfly), per lb. 2 0 Standard Tea (Bed Label Butterfly), per lb. 110 Lion Tea (Blue Label and Butterfly), per lb. 1 8 As the best of Everything is good enough for you a, Barrett & Oo.'s Unxld Baking Powder ii.ewo, Barrott & Oo.'s Unxld Egg Powder Brown, Barrett & Cs.'s Unxld Self-Raising Flour Brown, Barrett & Oo.'i Unxld Peppers |
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ENGLISH. LONDON, November 30. Frozen meat: The following are the Meat Trade Association's Smithfield mar ket ([Uotations for the undermentioned classes of frozen meat, based on actual sales of not less than 100 carcases of mutton or lamb, or 25 carcases of beef, of fair average quality (quotations are not for selected lines, but for parcels fairly representative of the bulk of the ship ment now on the market) :—Sheep : Can terbury, sd: Dunedin and Southland, un changed ; North Island, -1 i-Kid ; none offering. Beef: Unchanged. Kiver Plate Sheep : Heavy, 4 4-16 d; light, unchanged. Beef : Unchanged. Lambs: Canterbury, Dunedin and South land unchanged. Jfides : Good demand. New South Wales heavy ox, 4-:|d; light, 4jd: cow, <i^d. Leather: Unchanged and firm. New Zealand basils, Is 2d. LONDON WOOL MARKET. LONDON, November 30. The wool market is very excited, and prices are exceedingly firm. The Waipahi clip sold at B:}d ; Lougburn, 6|d ; Green field, 7£d. The wool catalogued to date is 47,740 bales ; sold 46,224.
The Waikato Times THAMES VALLEY GAZETTE, AND KAWHIA ADVOCATE. THE OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN THE WAIKATO. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1902. CABINET RECONSTRUCTION.
A TiancßAM from the South, publish ed yesterday, stated that the Lvrna ton Times in demanding the recon struction of tlu> Cabinet submitted the, names of Messrs Laurenson, A! ilia:' McNaband Fowldsas worthy of inclu sion inthe Ministry, With all due regard to the qualifications of the Southern members, we consider it highly im politic that the Seddon Administration should so far ignore the claims of the North Island to equal representation witii l he Southas to appoint a member hailing from the latter part of the colony. The Cabinet, as composed in last Parliament, contained six southern to two northern representa tires. This inequality is, on the true basis, namely that of numbers, grossly unfair, for the North Island has a population of 2dG,720 persons as against the South Island 200,0111. It is of first importance to the colony that the unoccupied lands should be settled upon and to do this ;i vigorous public works policy must be pursued. The public works of the South js land are advanced far beyond those of this portion of the colony, and the head knowledge and standing im parted in the Cabinet by the addition of one. or even 1 wo. northern mem bers would be of inestimable value in aiding the proper and successful open ing up of our lands, the fostering of our dairy industry, the improvement of our roads and bridges, and last, but by no means least, the completion of the main trunk railway. No one with ;i sense of the fitness of things can accuse the Oovernment of ignor ing the agricultural community as a whole, but in the magnitude of their colonial reforms. they havo perhaps overshadowed the just chums of Aucklanders in this matter of equal repri sentation. To our mind, the Cabinet most accep table to Aucklanders would include either Mr (!. I'owlds or Mr .). Jf. Witheford, or Loth, of the hitter's claims to consideration for Cabinet bin.:e;:".. there can exist no doubt in the minds «»f ~dl Progressives, huring his term in I'ai liament !.>•■ has pro\ en himself ardent and consistent \u his advocacy of these reforms which con stitute the platform of advancement. A keen clear-sighted, level-headed business man, an advanced politician, and a Logic.'.! thinker, his elevation to Cabinet rank \\oui..i C. a distant gain both to the legislat [\ e p.«. v \"ec " ; 11"' executive, and tothe fighting strength of the Seddon administration.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Interesting articles on (lie. estimated supply of hutter and chfcse ticin Canada and the first v. 00l sake at Wellington will lie found on page fotu. An olderly man named John < '-uiiiuiin:. head shepherd m U;t- Kangatira station. < lisborne was found dead in t}i«? \yoo!shed theru yesterday in >ruing. lie is supposed lo have ci mmitted suicide. Mr W. Maichant, Surveyor-*ieneral of the colony, accompanied liy Mr Haszard, Uovflrpmeut District Surveyor, arrived in Waihi on Friday afternoon, and made a cursory examination of Waihi and suburbs, in the intrcsts of the Dwjartcjept. In the evening accompanied by Mr k'a.'w.arj and Mr Johnston, surveyor of the \Vsihi Com pany, Mr Marchant was sliown through the underground workings of the Waihi mim'. He v.'us greatly impiessed with the reefs and the extent of. their development,
Tin' Nisborno Patriotic Fund now stand*. a £H7O. The Government is negotiating for the i ■'(iiisiti >!i of the mis >ld portion of the '.'.'aini'iii i i'.-;';i!e. Bay of Plenty, now in !io hands of Hi \ National rhrik. Mr 11. GilMt, of ivirikirina, who passed it tin- la-t surveyors' exaiuinat '■ u in Wel ingl'Ui, ha*received ;iu appointment in the Public YY.iks Department of India in litu'ina. A' .id :oo> acres of land near (lie Motu i ia lire ik water, Tarauaki, and known as Putt's Farm, have been offered to the <io rernuient for the purposes (if workmen's homes. The Agricultural Department of Ar gentina expects the yield of wheat crops to average 40 per cent, above last year's. The wool clip is also exceptional, and is es timated to be worth L' 10,000,0 >U. An English company has offered to es tablish in Rumania meat-preserving works on a large scale, .should th Roumanian Government accept the offer, the company propose to export within a few years •1 '.OOo oxen, 40,0 A) pigs, and 200,000 sheep annually. It is reported by the Hiwkes Hay Herald that phenomenal hauls of soles and floun ders were made by fishermen on the Western Spit, .Napier, recently, the north westerly gates evidently bringing the fish into the bay again. Several of the nets were at times so full that they took some hauling in. There are two million sheep in the Poverty Bay district, and yet, a contem porary states, there was not an ounce of mutton in any of the local shops one morn ing last week. Fa' sheep are being secured ' iu such largo numbers for freezing in the Home and South African markets that the butchers rind it difficult to obtain sup plies. An industry which has been started in Hastings is the first of its kind in New Zealand—viz., that of making strawberry, peach, and other fruit baskets. This should be an industry capable of large ex tention, as hitherto the timber has been shipped to Melbourne, made up into crates and returned to the colony, involving an expense of double freight and 20 per cent, duty charges. The annual report of the United Stales Commissioner of Immigration shows that nearly 650,000 immigrants arrived in the United States during the last fiscal yeir. Few Chinese came, but over 11,000 Japanese. In round numbers, the arrivals from Italy were 178,000, from Ar.s.na- Hungary 171,000, and from Russia 107.000. Most European countries showed an in crease, but there was a falling-oil in the arrivals from Ireland. The poultry industry of the United States has assumed enormous proportions. There are about ninety journals in the States devoted to poultry. The prices of poultry and have been very high all : this year. This is due to the short supply and the high price of other meat food. Fowls were recently selling at Jda lb alive, turkeys about 7d, ducks about the same, and geese 20s the dozen. Eggs were w rtu 7d to .Ndthe dozen, and the demand is brisk at the price. New Zealanders will be interested in the fact that t.'ie Mess.igeries .Maritime Hue of steamships is now negotiating for the pur pose of obtaining part of the trade between San Francisco and the Hawaiian islands. Australia, the Far East, Europe, New Caledonia, and Tahiti will also be on the proposed route. The service between Sin I'raul'l.seo and Sydney will be monthly at the- start, and more fro'juent if the condi tions warrant. The French company has li! vessel?., having stivii-es on the West Coast of Africa as well as on the' Mediter ranean and the iliac!-: Sea. It is exp.--'.-d that the establishment of this lino will briie.;- about a reduction of r.Ues. Crops almost everywhere iu New South Wales are in a backward state and in many districts prospects of a harvest have been entifdy abaudoud. Many of the wheat eiups are shooting, though enly bin high, though early-sown crops iu more favour, d distrietiWire, perhaps !2iu in height. It is computed that in the Kiverina the average yeild of wheat will not amount to more than lour bushels to the acre. Considerable areas are under maize iu the (Hen lunes' district, and it the late good rains, which this district has had. hie followed by a heavier fall., good crops can reasonably be expected there, but the harvest of N'ew South "Wales generally will scarcely meet Lome requirements. Russia is aot content with diplomatic and commercial successes in Persia, but is seeking to exert still further influence on the upper classes by establishing schools in this land of promise. The first was opened last June at Kasvin, between Keseht and Teheran, and is already attended by twenty-seven pupils. In a country where so little altentioif is paid to education, this is quite a respectable number, and much satisfaction is felt at the result. Five of the scholars are Russians, four are Persians. seventeen are Armenians, and one is a Chaldean. All are described as being very industrious and anxious to learn. At the evening classes, which are attended also bv adults and largely by young Persians l.»e longing to the higher classes, instruction is given gratis in Russian and French. The Russian I lovernment intends to repeat this xporiment iu other Persian towns. 'there seems to be no end to the articles which are now imported into New Zealand which the industrial development of the next tew years will enable the Colony to manufacture for itself. Mr T. H. Hnst wich recently received for examination four samples of infusorial earth from different parts of the colony—from Dunedin. Auck land, Tarauaki and Oaniaru. It was in tended, if practicable, to use the earth in connection with a patent for cheap and effective lighting. A chemical examina tion showed that for all intents and pur poses the four samples were all pure in fusorial earth, nearly as good as the kieselglmr which is worked in Germany and elsewhere on the Continent for the manufacture of dynamite. The sample (from Dunedin was very pure, and that from Auckland was fair, but the other two showed only a small proportion of siliceous remains. The two latter also Contained a considerable quantity of carbonate ot lime, on account of which it was considered un -uitahli- for the purpose of an absorptive. Mr IlusUHc says the earth could bo ob tained in any quantity in Dunedin. .' i a live-bird pigeon match, held at EllersLe Mr Koseingrave, shoot lugfrom the tayds won the iHOu live-bird in ,t -h and gold modal, killing dl his birds. He was shooting with a Casn more gun and the Colonial Ammunition Company's Favourite-cartridge, loaded with their patent hi- oncave wadding and l'.oz. shot. Ten shooters tied for second place viz., < iwen, Scott, Webley, Evitt, Seccombe! liaynor Northcroft, Schmitdel, Julian, and Willianisojj. Iu uhooting oil Seccombe took second jl.ee, Northcroft third, and Schmiedel fourth. The committee, w jio carried out the match, are to be con gratulated on the .success of the whole undertaking. The mm weather added much to the enjoyment of the shooting. Mr Northcroft, who is a young sportsman and who took third place, shot in very good form throughout the match. Mr Jack Williamson, aiso a young shooter, al though he did not win a prize, showed very ; g..od form, and is the making of a iirst- I class jugeofl shot Several matches under ; the rules and regulations oi tin Xew Zea land Inanimate Pigeon Shooting Associa tion will I;,, c-.-ried out shortly. '1 !.<■ test Medicine kuoifti ni SjiKDEH AND SONS EtTALVI-TUrXTHACr lest its p °„ r Tut efiects in coughs, colds, influenza; the riuirf ic instantaneous In serious cases, and accidents of all kindp, be they wounds, burns, scalds, bruises sprains, it is the safest remedy—no swelling-in inflammation Like eornrisinp rflects firortucad ni <-roup, diptheria, bronchitis, inflammation of tin aoigs, swellings, etc: diarrhoea, dygentry, diseases 'of the kidjf-vt. aad urinary o-pans In use at hos pitals and hi.d: ai cli.'.h-p. ;.!) over the f>h be : pitron is< d t>y Kie JJStJ'c-ety the King ty Ilily :' crowned with medal and diploma at InteVnalional KxiiibitioE 4.mßtMdam Ttust lu„this Improved article aud Mat m vwk v
A red cow, near calving, lost lit C>un bridge, is advertised for by Mr K. Peake. A walking stick, lost at Cambridge, is advertised for. It is reported that a well-known business in Hamilton lias been disposed of to an Auckland firm. Ilerr Engel wishes us to state that the string band which contributed the music at the late Hortrncultural Show was under his conductors!]ip. In all probability a team from the Parnell Cricket Club will visit Hamilton on January Ist. when they meet the local union eleven. A mob of bullocks which were sold at the Invercargill yards on .Monday, the 3rd, ulto. had been driven from the south wes". corner of U'estland. The owner left home with them on 27th September. It is officially announced that the votes polled at the recent election in the Wai kato electorate were : F. \V. Lang 2231, 11. J. Oreenslade 2>i'.i. giving Mr Lang a majority of 2^o. A table attached to the Xew South Wales lainbing returns shows the number of slice], in the State in September at 33,710,"u0, as against 41.SoS.CMU m December last. The decrease during tiie nine mouths has been at the rate of about J,uOJ,';oo a month A telegram from Christehurch says that the dates for the Auckland match with Lord Hawke's Cricket team have been fixed for Dec 10th, 2uth, and 22ud. The visitors will visit Rotorua, out no word has yet come to hand whether the proposed match against the Waikato team will be played. At Brisbane last week John Richard Campbell was found guilty of perjury in his recent action against the Railway Commissioner for £ 10,000 damages. When sentenced to seven years' hard labour Campbell was still lying on a stretcher in the Court. Another batch of settlers under tfjfc British colonising scheme left Australia last week by the steamer Titus for the New Hebrides. The steamer also carried the wives and families of settlers already there. Everything points to the settlement at Santo being a successful one. The bowling and tennis season open at Cambridge to-morrow afternoon. The clubs have combined as regards the day's arrangements. Trie bowling green is in splendid order, and will all.Td better scope for play than ever before. The asphalt tennis court will be the only court open for play, the committee having failed to get the new eourts ready in time. However, with a little more rain and plenty of roll ing they will be opeaed also. Friends of members are cordially invited to the open ing. Afternoon tea will be dispensed. M. Grevy, when President of Fr .nee, on one occasion extricated himself from a pre dicament with wonderful presence of mind. He was being conducted around the Salon by an eminent art:s', when he saw a paint ing which displeased him. ■' What a daub!" he exclaimed; "whose is it r" " That picture, M. le President said his cicerone/' "is my own work, " " Ah !" saiil the President, without any sign of embarrasssment at his awkward mistake. '• in our c uutry, when we particularly wish to purchase a thing, we always begin by running it down ;" and true to bis part, he purchased the offending painting there and then. As the Christmas season is approaching, parents and friends will be thinking about the most suitable presents to give the children. Nearly all boys and girls enjoy an entertaining book, and this class of pre sent finds favour with many people. Messrs Wildman. '.veil ;u:d A ivy of Auckland make a special point of catering for Puis popular taste, and also for the now universal cus tom of sending Christina-, carls, of late years the standard of these has advanced considerab'y, and Jiis has been allowed for in their stock. Besides these lines, all the latest novels are to hand and may be obtained at current prices.
COMING EVENTS
Meetinos Local Bodies, week ending December 6. Waikato Hospital Board—Wednesday Kirikiriroa Road Board—Friday Pukekura Road Board—Saturday Magistrate's Court Sittings. II untly—Tuesday, Oth December, 11 a.m. Hamilton—Wednesday, loth, 10 a.m. Cambridge-- Friday, 12th, 10 a.m. Te Awamutu— J.6th. 10a.m. Raglan—When necessary.
OPSTRUCTIVE FIRE
(By Telegraph.—Press Associat'on.) NELSON, This Day. A destructive fire at Brightwater last night, burnt down Dodgshun's store and I hgan's boot shop. It apparently originated through matches in the store being gnawed by rats. Mr Dodgshun who was insured, the building for 45:130 in the Sun Office, and the stock for J&OOO in the Royal, estimates his lossat 4510OT) over theiusuranceonthestock, and 45100 ov-r on th-i building. He carried' a heavy new stock for the summer season. Air Organ lost his stock of boots, tools, etc, on which there was no insurance. The stiff wind blowing the fire clear off the other buildings, though they had a narrow escape. Mr Organ's private hou-e was scirched, windows broken and the fences and fruit trees destroyed. Mr Organ's insurance was 45450 on the building inthe Sun Office.
ELINGMITE WRECK.
THE SEARCH FOR THE MISSING BOAT. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Last Night. The Premier has received from Captain Worsley of the Government steamer Countess of Kanfurly on account of the search for the Elingamitc's missing boat. The Capt. reports that lie searched the Three Kings, but found no trace of recent habitation. He then proceeded east but was prevented from searching south-west of Cape Maria Van Deimen by the wind nndoutreut North-east by east of west King, he spoke to the barque Gogoburn from Newcastle to valla. She had passed thirty three mjles north of the King's, but saw no sign of the missing boat. The Capt promised to keep a look-out for the next hundred miles to east. The Countess of Kanfurly then zig-zaijed back to Auckland, having covered 1!»23 miles. The Capt. thinks the only hope ot the occupants of the boat is that they have been picked up by an eastward-bound vessel. AUCKLAND, This Day.. At the Elingamite enquiry, Burkett, the chief officer, stated that there were no pro vision* in the boat but there was water. He tried to get the compasses into the boat but they were washed away. He de scribed the launching of the various boats and the equipments. The last he saw of the missing boat the second officer was taking her round the bow. In the after noon he saw a boat, which must have been i-iiio boat, two or three miles ahead of him. He coniu not account for the breaker in the raft being empty-. but it might have boon cap sized when t e raft was launched. His idea was to launch the boats first, and get the people in before thinking about provisions. Edward Alkn, donkeyman, said about 10.20 on the day f the wreck he saw a block of backwas": a the starboard" side. TbU indicated u.-uaess. to laud to his jniud.
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THE FRENCH MARI TIME STRIKE.
•*- 'Received Dee. 1, 10.1-0 p.m.) PAULS, Dec. 1. Large military reinforcements are being sent to Marseilles, where forty vessels have been deserted hv their crews.
RUSSIA AND GREAT BRITAIN.
—. — + i Received Dec. 1 10.40 p : m.) ST. PETERSBURG, December 1. The Xovoe Vreonjja states thai if Great Britain refuses the sugar arbi tration Russia will lie released from her treaty obligations, and may then act in Europe and Asia in accordance with her own interest.
THE VENEZUELAN WAR.
+ (Received Dec. 1. 10.1 p.m. NEW YOLK, Iter. I. Venezuela has seized four British merchantmen at Oronoco. The authorities at Washington have refused t'i guarantee the loans intended to settle Venezuelan debts. Famine and much sickness exist in Cuidad Bolivia,
THE EAST AFRICAN TROUBLE.
Received December 2, 10.40 a.m. LONDON, Deo. 1. \he Somali levied becoming insub ordinate are being rigorously punished Many stimulate sickness iu order to secure hospital comforts and camel transportation to the coast. Colonel Cobbe on the 12th makes for Dalman Wells 40 miles beyond Behofcleh. The stores captured from the British and returned by the Mullah were unfit for use.
GENERAL ITEMS.
__V . NEW YORK, Dec 1. .Mr Dillon is much improved in health. LONDON, Dec. 1. Mr Moseley's Commission is sub mitting to the British Trade Unions the question of forming an organisa tion analagous to the National Civil Federation of America. The Admiralty has ordered from the Armstrong Company a first-class cruiser. The Oovernment has ordered from Messrs Neilson and Ueid, of Glas gow, sixty locomotives for South Africa. "Wagg'onwrightt are also re ceiving large orders for the same place. One of the defendants in the Tal low case has settled his case by pav ing a thousand pounds damage. LONDON, Dec. 1. The Spectator says £IOO,OOO salary with one house is ample for the Go vernor-General of the Commonwealth. The Governor will, if he received the hint, live as a gentleman, not as a financial Prince.
AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
NAVIGATION HILL. Received December 2, 9.44 a.m. .MELBOURNE, Dec. 1. Sir Edmund Barton announced he will introduce the Navigation and Shipping Bill next session. The measure will compel oversea shipping to pay their men the Australian rates while trading between coastal ports, and prohibits coastal traffic on over sea ships carrying the Mag of their nation, similarly restricting British and Australian ships. JU DICIAL APPOINTMENT. PERTH, Dec. 1. The Government has appointed Robert McMillan, of the Inner Temple, London, to one of the vacant Judge ships. The new Judge leaves London at the end of the vacation. (Received Dec. 30, 1.13 a.m.) SYDNEY, Dec. 1. THE PERJURY CASES. The Chinese charged with perjury in connection with the Chingtu case were found guilty. One was sen tenced to five years and the other two to three years each. THE SANGAL MURDER. Mis LBO UK NE, I >ecember 1. The Cabinet has decided to com mute Mrs Sangal's death sentence to imprisonment for life.
Latest Cablegrams
PER UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION. o>i>\-£ii;iir. AFRICAN 7 Pl-ii- MLTS. •♦ LONDON. Dee. 1. Henceforth permits that enter the fransvaal and Orange Colonies will lie issued exclusively at South African ports.
ACCIDENT TO LORD MILNER.
♦ Received Deo 2. ! i). |j) a.m. CAPETOWN. I>.-(*. 1. l-"i'd Milner at Hnrrisinith was thrown tVuin his horse, and received slight injuries.
THE EDUCATION BILL.
LONJ)OX, Dec. 1. \Vni. O'Brien, at Carrick, on the Shannon, defended the Nationalists' attitude on the Education Bill. He blames Cardinal Vaughan's unfor tunate letter for provoking the obnoxious amendments. The Nationa lists and Catholics' demonstration at the present stage would cause the House of Lords to rigidly adhere to the measure.
CATTLE IMPORTATION PROHIBITED.
LONDON, November 29. Mr Hanbury, president of the Board of Agriculture, lias prohibited the importation of American cattle from Maine, New Hampshire, Ver mont, Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island, owing to the prevalence of disease. The prohibition has caus ed consternation on the Mersev.
SPEECH BY THE KAISER
♦ BERLIN, Nov. 30. The Kaiser, in opening the Hall of Fame at Galitz, said the present gene ration was less sensible of the obliga tion of continuing the unification of the Fatherland. He wished the German people to have freedom of thought and religion, not freedom to govern badly at will.
KIHIKIHI TOWN BOARD.
♦ . The annual meeting of the Kihikihi Town Board was held on Friday night, Mr Moody occuping the chair in the a'osence of the chairman. A letter from Mr A. Swarbrick inform ing the Board that several allotments in the Town had been sold in default of pay ment of rates and that the sum of £\2 17s 6d costs in the matter had been paid in to the Board's account at the Bank was read : as also one from Mr Collins as to the lots 4 and 3-12. It was resolved to hold the next meeting of the Board on December 19th. The following accounts were ordered to be paid :-Audit .£1 l«s 4d, A. Swarbrick visits, J. Vernon £7, (progress payment). The Clerk reported that the credit balance in the Bank was <£.>s l<)s 6d.
KAURI BUSH DESTROYED.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WHANGAREI, Last Night. Messrs E. and R, Foote's kauri bush at Apuawhanga was burned down during the gale on Saturdiy. The loss was J2200. Messrs F. and W. G. Foote's bush narrowly escaped.
LAND FOR SETTLEMENT.
SPECIAL SETTLEMENT FOE TROOPERS. WELLINGTON, Yesterday. With reference to correspondence which has passed between the Premier and Mr Witheford, M.H.K., it will be remembered that a deputation of returned troopers, in troduced by Mr Witheford, waited on the Government on the 20th September last, and urged that special facilities should be afforded them to obtain land. The matter was considered by the Government, who forthwith decided to set apart a special bkck of Crown land in the Auckland dis trict for that pnrpose. Since then some 8000 acres have been surveyed into 36 sec tions, ranging from 100 to 316 acres each, and the ballot for choice of selection can take place immediately the Commissioner of Crown Lands, Auckland, has ascertained what applicants are eligible. These sec tions are good limestone land, mostly open, with patches of mixed bush and some grass, and are well adapted for grazing and dairying purposes. With regard to settlement generally, and the unfulfilled demand which the Premier is so urgent in his endeavour to satisfy, theie are in the Auckland land district at the present time, according to the Land Guide, the following surveyed Crown lands open for selection on the optional system of the Land Act: 855 sections of an area of 370,000 acres. This area is divided into 2SI sections containing less than 50 acres.; 23!) sections be tween 50 and 100 acres each ; 87 sec tions between 101 and 150 acres; 63 sections between 151 and 200 acres ; 77 sections between 201 and 300 acres ; 51) sections betwe n 301 and 505* acres ; 5 • sections containing 500 acres and over. In the three other land districts of the North Island, Taranaki, Hawke's Bay, and Wellington, there are 150,000 acres of surveyed lands advertised in the Land Guide as open for selection and awaits ap plication on the same choice of tenure. Other lands are also under survey in this district for the purpose of settlement amounting to 240,000 acres, and blocks from these will be put on the market as soon as the survey is completed. In the other land districts of the North Island, viz., Taranaki, Hawke's Bay and Wellington, there are 150,0 0 acres of sur veyed lands advertised in the Land Guide, and open for selection. During the six months since the Ist of April last, the area proclaimed and opened for settlement in the North Island consisted of 236,584 acres.
THE GENERAL ELECTION.
-* Mi: I i:\" VlN'is RETURNED. * iHy Teieirraph.—Press NEW PLYMOUTH, This Day\ The official return from Pirihika altei9 the figures fur Lho Egra mt Electorate, giv-, iu< Jennings a mij.>rity of seven. Mr N Leech's figures at Parihika were 2H instead of 32. **
WE LICENSING POLL.
- ♦ A WAR!" A. :iiv Tclerrraph.—Press Association.) (NYERCAROILL. Yesterday. The official declaration of the Awarua poll is : —For cuntinuance, loOi: reduction, 1810; no license, l'2ll. Prohibition was lose by is voces, and reduction by 16. Mount ida. Yesterday. The complete returns of the local option poll for Moimt [da are:—Continuance, 1506; reduction, 1310: no license, 1569.
INTERPROVINCIAL.
KAIIIKATEA FOR WOOD-PULP. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Yesterday. An experimental shipment of white pine is being sent to Loudon by the Industries Department, to be treated for pulping. A FATHER CENSURED. CHRISTCHUKCH, Yesterday. At an inquest at Oxford, concerning the death of Alice Tetters, eight years of age who resided with her grandmother, the jury returned a verdict that the conduct of the child's father was " very reprehensible and deserving of severe censure." When the child was taken ill the grandmother wrote to the father, who resided a short distance away, asking him to send medical aid. He did not do so, neither did he visit the child. COMMITTED FOR MUBDER, NAPIER This Day. Moore and Mrs Mills hive been com mitted for trial for the murder of Lottie Ancell. Bail was again refused. ACCIDENTALLY POISONED. INYER'JAK'iILL, This Day. Charles Maider has died at Queeiistown frutn the effects of a dose of a mixture of intimony, which he mistook for whisky. He was frightfully burned about the mouth and internally, and lay for six houn before being discovered. DROWNED AT SEA. AUCKLAND, This Day- At midnight on 28th November a man named Jas Eraser was knocked off his ves sel near Motutapu owing to the main boom striking him on the head A bost was lowered but no trace of Fraser could be found. - FATAL ACCIDENT. CIIRISTCHURCH, This Day. Frederick Curtisanoldemployeeof Matson and Co. was run over by a "truck yesterday at the Addiugton station and was killed instantly. He was proceeding to unload some pigs from the truck when he was struck do \n.
MERGER REGATTA.
♦ Judges : Messrs W. Brown (canoe>, B. J. Thompson (rowing), Starters: Messrs W. Gallery icanoe), H. A. Marriner (rowings Hon. Sees. Messrs C. T. Ed? wards and J. Thomson. Unfortuuately Saturday morning w?s very stormy and the attendance of the pub lic at this favourite regatta was not nearly up to the average which is wont to be atr tracted by the unique Maori carnival. However as the day advanced, the weather cleared upaudthe spectators enjoyed amuch pleasanter outiug than they anticipated The opening procession of canoes and boats was undoubtedly the feature of the day, the war dance of the Maoris attracting considerable attention. The popular war canoe race was robbed of much of its ef fectiveness by two of the canoes entered having to stand out, leaving the contest between the Wainu-o-tane and Martin Hanata canoes. The hurdle race also af forded considerable amusement to both the onlookers and participants. Of the pakeha events Waitemata won the Maiden Fours and Ladies Pair Oar ; West End, the junior fours; and Auckland R.C. the senior fours. The following are the results of the day's racing -. Wakatiwai race (wahines) : Ereuti ], Porangi Poti 2, Whiri Teira 3. I Canoe Hurdle Race— Tuakau 1, Dyna mite 2, Bluejacket 3. Six entered and the event proved most exciting. Maiden Fours (under 10 stone) in clinker outriggers. One mile with the stream. Waitemata B.C. 1, West End R.C. 2, North Shore R.C. 3. Won by two lengths, North Shore a good third. War Canoe Race, two miles fone up one down stream)—Waionui-o-tane 1, Matui Hanata 2. Maiden Fours (heavy weight) in clinter outriggers. One mile with the stream-* Waitemata B.C. 1, West End R.C. 2, St, Georges' R.C. 3. Six boats started, and a capital race was won by a length and a half, some distance between second and, third. Canoe Hurdle Race (Maori Wahines) Two in each canoe. About J mile, over three nights of hurdles loin high. Only two canoes started, Bluejacket beating Hikurere on the post. Junior Fours (under 10 s^one); in clinker outriggers, \\ miles with stream.—West End E C. 1, Waitemata B. C. 2, North Shore R. C. 3. Six boats entered, the first race ending in a tie between Waitemata and West End, the row-off resulting in West End winning by a couple of lengths. Canoe Hurdle Race; two in each canoe, man and woman; about \ mile over three flights of hurdles each 15in in height.— Bluejacket 1, 2, Tuakau 3. Bluejacket lead t v e four competitors all the way and won easily. Ladies' Pair Oar Race, about \ mile with the stream.—Waitemata B. C. (Miss Gar naut stroke, Miss Bailey bow, G. W. Bailey coxwain', 1, Ngaruawahia R. C. (Misses Fuller, J. Kay coxswain), 2. Waitemata came home with a good lead. Canoe Hurdle Race (all comers) : canoes to go under and occupants over tne hurdles which were about 2ft high, about f-mile. Bluejacket 1, Tuakau 2, Dynamite 3. War Canoe (handicap), number not to exceed 40 ; about 2 miles with two turns.— After performing a haka on the deck of the river steamer Freetrader, the Maoris swarmed into the canoes, Waionui-o-tane and Matui Hanata; and raced away, the latter winning with the aid of Usees' handicap. l Senior Fours, in clinker outriggers; 1J miles with stream.—Auckland R. C. T Waitemata B. C. 2, West End R. C. 3. '' Canoe Hurdle Race (alj. oomersj, twq fjj each canoe; about J : mile over three flights, of hurdles each 15in high.—Bluejacket 1, Tuakau 2, Hikurere 3, Six canoes entered and a grand race was witnessed.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2 1902
MOATE&Co'c **■«■ iftflfe ._ I 8 8 1U I S S E N, KNOX STREET, HAMILTON. CERTIFICATED TEACHER OF THE PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN AND VIOLA. Special attention to Technique & Theory. R. W. I) , SOLICITOR Y E B Hamilton. MONEY TO LENT) ON MORTGAGE OF FEEEHOLS. BARRISTER and SOLICITOR TEAWAMUTU. SOLICITOR FOR "ADVANCES TO SETTLERS OFFICE." DENTIST, VISITS Te Awarnutu, first Tuesday in month. Ngaruawahia, secoud Tuesday in month. Iluntly, third Tuesday in m cth, Te Aroha, fourth Tuesday in month. Other districts occasionally. HIGH-CLASS WORK. TERMS MODERATE. •AS MY HOOD STREET PRE MISES DID NOT GROW WITH MY BUSINESS, I have erected NEW AND UP-TO-DATE DENTAL ROOMS In the Main Street of Hamilton. J. A. YOUNG, Dentist. ENT A L IT 0 T I C E MR E. DE VE<NY McGARHIGL^, DBSTA.L f-URGEON, Hamilton. Mr Mj3»rrigleJ may be consulted on and after Saturday, Autrunt '2nd, at hig roomi», Victoria House, Hamiltou. Nitrous-Oxide gßg Hdmirisierpd PHiidfSß tvraotous by the most recent prooeis. Artificial work at moderate Price?. 11/7 MR G; SKENE DIXON SURGEON DENTIST, HAMILTON. Visits monthlyithe foil > wring | lac Ngaruawahia— Ist Friday TeAwamutu—2ml Fridiy Huntly-4th Friday. POUR AND A HALF PER CENT.— . We have Money to Lond at this rate J First-class Freehold Security. EaVly Lplications is requested. Vaile Bros,, egal Chambers, opposite Vulcan Lane, Queen-street, Auckland. 2t7 dONEY TO LEND on Mortage of First-class Freehold Securities. W. COLEMAN, Solicitor and Notary Public. 109, Queen - street, Auckland, 23 7. 0.. 1. .Big g s, AUTHORISED AND LICENSED SURVEYOR. Ten years on Government Staff. NEXT HAMILTON HOTEL, HAMILTON. S) 7. KT EVVS 0 N D II EPVA RD, LAND, COMM IS S 10 N. ESTATE AGENT HAMILTON. M"T. II B 08 *'"""- Teacher of I'iano, Violin, 'Cei.lo and SlNiil.'M, Having taken up his residence in Hamil ton, is now prepared to receive pupils at CLAREMONT VILLA. Cambridge Every MONDAY and TUESDAY. Te Awamutu -Every FRIDAY. Mr Bosworth's " VVaikato Quadrille Band" is now open to accept Engage ments for Concerts, Balls, etc, in any part the Waikato. 11. UPTON. ENGINEER, W EjS T, Near Railway Station TEACHER OF SINGING AND VOICE PRODUCTION. TE AWAMUTU. [ANDSOME COMPOTES —Just tin . thing for a jTesont —6e cash, at E. J. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge.
HE CURE FOR— Indigestion, Constipation, Flatulency, Liver Complaint, Etc., Etc., Etc. 'RICE ~ ..2s PER BOTTLI Manufa tubkd Solely B? A. i . Manning, . CHEMIST, HAMILTON, T.iSOYES OIL ENGINE, SAFE AND ECONOMICAL. THE ]3EST FOE DAIRY FARM AND FLAXMILL. Oil Engines use ordinary kerosene, coating SjJ a gallon, whereas American engines use benzoine costing is 3d. THEY ARE EASY TO START THEY HAVE NO FANS OR PUMPS OR ELECTRIC GEARING TO GET OUT OF ORDER THERE IS NO DANGER LIKE THERE IS IN' ENGINES USING NAPTHA OR BENZOINE THEY CAN CONSEQUENTLY P.E PLACED UNDER THE CHARGE OF UNSKILLED ATTENDANTS. JLANGYES GAS ENGINE, OTTO PRINCIPLE, PINKFY'S PATENT. SINGLE ENGINES OF ALL SIZES FROM 1 TO 150 ACTUAL HORSE POWER, Wo Guarantee Satisfaction. SOLE AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND, John Chambers & Son, Ltd, FORT STREET, AUCKLAND. Illustrated Catalogue and full particulars on application. You keep the MONEY in the place and yourself in Perfect Health by patronising ' BILE SYRUP if trouble 1 with any Liver or Stomach Complaints, In fact yon won? kn<"w y<;ii possess a Li'- cv. Ki»!o Miiiiuf it'tui'i r ER HII I CHFM I R T . CA.MBKIDGK. ./ //. ./J h a sure and quick Y r;:::.::/ for many ii tilings. 52oivel disorders, h Stoma:.!} troubles, jj ailments of if}?. Kidneys // and oijes \ ft fielps in eases of pj] Rheumatism. ]j It clears tfje fßlood — j\ tfjrougf) tSyi Kidneys. €Don't accept any !! [fVju substitute. You must s\)\ \\(Uj get the Genuine. \iy WHAT D >Y* THE ' E'il/FCr ' V A BAD COLD MEAN? Ut-ly ton a seriousattac'< of Pdhiui >ri'ia. &vA !li» M-wiiif! nf the seeds of th .< •<■ ■■; %■ »f Las'miih, Consumption. The " < \ !- i'»*i '» xvrrtMl lx taking TUSSICUR V v\ i I. hi- b-nn \r ved by experience to be tlm I f ■ o"!\ •' -he A?p for all comphints of il. ■'. lir-> t. J.tmsr* t.nd BroDchial Tubes, live 2- Gd p.r i'oUh. Qhta'nfibie at all Cb<n.vs ..nd f-t r*k<usri.* Worms under tul.-- I'hildren's Constili tions. Uee WADE'S boxes, >j-* 31 FiOS. 1=
TAIKATO T I M E s. THE POPULAR KVKNIXi! PAPER OF THE WAIKATO. THE FARMEKS' JOURNAL CIRCULATION. TOEAL DISTRICT; The \\ AIKATo TUIK-i has been estab lished Ho years and has a large circulation amongst the farming community, and v> therefore an excellent advertising medium The Rates of Advertising are extremely liberal. PATJLL & VENABLES, Proprietor?.
TEX BOLD ASSERTIONS. REGARDING CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC, CHOLERA AND DIAEEHOEA REMEDY. 1. It affords quick relief in cases of colic, cholera morbus and pains in the stomach. 2. It never fails to affect a cure in the most severe cases of dysentery and diar rhoea. 3. It is a sure cure for chronic diar rhoea. t. It can always be depended upon in cases of cholera infantum. 5. It cures epidemical dysentery, G. It prevents bilious colic. 7. It is prompt and effective in curing all bowel complaints. 8. It never produce? bail results. 9. It is pleasant and safe to take. 10. It has saved the lives of more people than any other medicine iu the world. These are bold assertions to make regard ing any medicine, but there is abundant proof of every one of the above statements regarding this rernely. Every household should have a bottle at hand. "Get it to day. It mav save a life. W. DEY, Agent. Hamilton; THOMAS WELLS, Agent, Cam bridge ; GEO. M. A. AHIEE, Ageut, Te Awamutu sell it,
CHANGE OF WATEE often brings on diarrhoea. Tor this reason many ex perienced travellers carry a bottle of Chamberlain's Colk', Cholera and Diarrhoea lieinedy with them to be used in case of an emergency. This preparation has no equal as a cure for bowel complaints. It cannot be obtained while on board the cars or steamship, and that is where it is most hkely to be needed. Buy a bottle before leaving home. W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton ; THOMAS WELLS, \.gent Cambridge- GEO. M. A. AHIEB, Agent, To Awamutu, sell it,
Penny Postage has proved a great boon Ever since it has coniß into force, Such benefits can't reach us too soon, Though bound to arrive in due course, it is time we took care of our pence, And likewise our health I am sure, So he, with a couth and i»ood sense, Takes "WOODS' GREAT PEPPERMBfi CURE. « ! ! 19 The mill won't work with the water that's past.' Nor a steamer without her srew, and ilia ffirla wnn'fr. wnwlr in tl. rt 1~r..,.1 WttbOQt Empire. Ropd Blue. |
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<y - u 'i:iO|i'i ; ' >u '. C.>Ri;h>T>Nl>lvXT. ]in» eonside; l-'y improve!, an! the gra«s, (~,. Ips and f: in 1 :•" - all I-.. »k u 11. Inn a- in ofher places, the season is one of tin- most Jyackwnrl cvoeri- mod for many years. i>n Wednesday miirninit last «•■■ had a flying visit from tli(> S.s. Kiiiiicri which his nut called f..r nearly throe weeks, and even then Die steamer brought no eargo 'This sort of treatment is In mil;-- wed nigh unbearable, hut the Kawhia people have decid< il one way or »w ther, to remedy this in s! unsutisf';i.-l. ry state of affairs, ami pr ure for us a regular, suit ahle and eonveii'ent steam service. An influential committee estisisting of .Messrs Wal.e. " -Cardie and Mason has been formed t . up n petition to the Minister of '.and- praying him to take the necessary steps to open up the Awaroa Coalfield, and n tubers of this committee have determine,l not to relax their efforts until they have accomplished their object. Tliia valuahl almine being properly de veloped, we shali soon become independent of the bungling arrangements of Die \. S. Company an I its out of date lint> of un certain steamers. Kawhia is within easier steam communi cation with Sydney than any other port in New Zealand,has the best and safest harbour on the West Coast of either island, has deep enough water at all tides to float most steamers visiting New Zealand waters and is in the most central position of the North Island. Once these facts become known, we shall soon have a regular steam ship service, low freight:; and direct rail way connection with Waikato which could thus be more cheaply supplied with goods from Kawhia than from any other source. The residents of Kawhia have everything to expect from the new Parliament, in the way of opening up, settling and developing this hitherto neglected district and we are pleased to see that a certain Northern mem ber.who.jealoua of our advantageous geogra phical position nnd increasing prosperity, endeavourd to baulk our progress, has paid the penalty due to all such narrow-minded localists, and has been at the recent, elec tion consigned to political oblivion, in which, it is to bo hoped, snch as he will end their days, and give place to men of broad er views and a wider colonial policy. It is generally understood that the new Cabinet, when re-constructed so as to more fully represent both islands, will become more fully alive to the importance of settl ing the King Country: and to thoroughly accomplish this much desired object of not only local but colonial moment, intends to appoint to the Upper House some Waikato farmer whose past experience will eminent ly fit him to advise and assist the Govern ment in doing justice to the King Country and the North Island generally. It is much to be regretted that some de lay on the part cf the builders has pre vented the launching of Messrs Wake and C'o.'s steam launch as intended at the end of the month, for two flax-mills and a saw mill are waiting to open and begin work at Marakopa as soon as the S.L. Mahuta is able to convey the necessary machinery to that district. The flax-millers at Aotea are also anxiously awaiting the arrival of the S.L. Mahutu to bring their hemp to Kawhia to be shipped to Onehunga. May every success attend the new sttam launch, and every credit is due to her enterprising owners, who have thus added to the re sources of this district. The Marakopa bids fair to become quite an important locality, its fanning, flax milling and saw-millinc industries begin ning to assume a prominent position in the trade and commerce of the harbour. Messrs Symona and Co. hope to have their new launch at work in the harbour about the end of next week. This launch will run principally between Kawhia and Oparau, so that our mail will, in future, arrive regularly about 4 p.m., and will afford ample time for sorting and distributing before closing time, and will be a great convenience to all con corned. It will also prove a great boon to businessmen and the residents generally, if the mail, instead of closing at 6 p.m. in the evening, could be kept open until 10 p.m. or even a supplementary mail made up at 6 a.m. in tho morning before the mail leaves ;but asatri-weekly mail is soon to be established between Kawhia and Te Awa mutu, no doubt these inconvenient arrange ments will be remedied at the same time. Mr Turnball, our local baker, hopes to have his new bakehouse and shop finished very soon, after whicli he will be prepared to cater for dances, entertainments and picnics. The natives are becoming somewhat ex cited over the ensuing Maori election which takes place in the Public School on the 22nd, but according to the best authorities the result is pretty well a foregone conclusion.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2 1902
Wades Worm Figs the Wonderful Worm Worriers—are a sure remedy, in Is boxes. Sold everywhere. PINNER SETS—"£■■„.*« WTIXIAM BSOOTT'S VM-oria R'rnet. flumhri ar Vanteds Etc rANTED, the Pnblic to Call on GAZE & CO. for SUPERIOR PHOTO GRAPHS and ENLARGEMENT'S. Studio —'Howden's Ruildings, Hamilton. WANTED— The travelling public to re member that Tea, Coifee, Pies, Pastry, Cakes, etc., are obtainable all day Ion? at my Refreshment Rooms. Auck land, Local, and Illustrated papers.—J. T. llorno, Confectioner etc., Hamilton. "IXTAXTED—Those requiring Violins, T f Strings, and all Accessories appert aining thereto, to call on or send to H. 11. Howden, watchmaker and jeweller, Hamil ton, who has a large supply in stock. rANTED - KX< »WN, Mrs"HridgesTias opened up in Victoria Street, Hamilton, with a supply of Smoked Fish. Fresh fish three times a week. Also, Summer Drinks, Lollies, Sweetmeats etc.[ to arrive shortly. fANTED KNOWN.—V. Pleschor de sires to draw attention to his largo etock of Footwear. A splendid lot of Ladies' and Gentlemen's American Kid boots (lace and button), Walking and Evening Shoes, Girl's Lace and Uuttou Roots (tan and black), (food Strong School Roots, Farmers' Roots. Rlucber*, Canvas Shoes, Leather and Carpet Slippers (good and cheap). Repairs neat ami prompt. First-class boots made tj order. V . PLE SCH KB, CO-OPERATIVE ROOT SHOP WOODCARVINi i -Relief, Chip, Floral Chip, etc. Terms, 12s Udper quarter, lsl'.dper hour. Articles designed.—Miss E. Ayling, 13, Victoria Arcale, Auckland t,IOR CRICKETIXO, GOLF, i n "d I TENNIS GOODS _ K j vo j.- j WILKINSON a call. All this season's goods. Government Kotices- PEPABTMEXTOF AGKI A EXPERIMENTAL STATION IE CONTRACT, SECTION fi nPEXDERS will be received up to SAT -1 CRDAY, (irn DECEMHEK, 1002, for io EXCAVATION OF NIXTV-FIVE MAINS more or less of OPEN DRAIN. Plans etc, may be seen at Homestead. M. MULCAHEY, Manager.
Election Notices. ■ ECTORAI. I'ISTRP IN Pursuance of the •• F.lectoral Act-, l!i>C," l lvprchy give public notice that Hip number of Votes ivr..i Vl ,i h v each of the Candidates at the Electoral Poll taken on the 2."> th November was : - rtRKEXSUMK. Henry James ... 20<>9 I. W'i. Frederic William 22:U Ami as Frederic William I/mg. Tuhikara mea. farmer, i« the Candidate who has re ceived in the aggregate the greatest number of votes nl all the polling-places, 1 deularohitn to bo. duly elected as Member of the House of Representatives for the Electoral District of Waikato. Rf.turning-Officer. Waikato Times Puildings, Hamilton, December Ist, I<»02. 'LECTORAL DISTRICT OF FRAN'K- I lAS In pursuance of the provisions of the Electoral Art m>2, I hereby give Public Notice that the tot il number of votes received by each ('amlidate at the Poll taken under the provisions of the said Act on the 2.'» th day of November, P.) >2, was as HARMS, Alfred Richard ... 1122 MASSEY, William Ferguson ... 229" Informal ... ... 17 1 therefore, declare WILLIAM FER GUSON MASSKV, of Mangere, Farmer, who has received in the aggregate at all the polling places in the district the greater number of votes, to be duly elected Member of the House of Representatives for the Electoral District of Franklin. Returning Officer Dated at Pukekohe, this Ist day of Dec ember, 1902, Amusements. TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1 CAMBRIDGE. Anniversary Soiree and Concert, Odd fellows' Hall, on TUESDAY, DEC. 2. Tea at 6.30 p.m. Admission 2s. Music by Orchestra. Solos by Miss B. Butler and Mr. Aspinall (of Auckland, also leading local talent. VOLU NTEE R HALL, HAMILTON. THURSDAY, DEC 1, rONTGOMERY F/ n;,, A Show With a Reputation. New and Startling Novelties. Willie Bros., Champion Head Balancers Famous Eukons, Horizontal Bar Per formers Denzo Bros., in their Parrel Jumping Act, Suported by a unique Company of Enter tainers :—Mr Edmund Montgomery, Hob Hall, Fred Gibson, Edgar Bentley, Harold Vincent, Miss Frances Beverlev. THE KING'S CORONATION. Prices—3s, 2s, Is. Box Plan at Paul's. GEO. CATHRO, Touring Manager. Lost, Found, &c. LOST -At Cambridge, Silver - mounted Walking Stick. Initials, J. G. Re ward at E. J. Wilkinson's, Cambridge. LOS T. r OST—Near Cambridge, red Cow near calving, branded 22 off rump. Reward on returning same to R, PEAKE. Business Notices. POR SALE-One First-Class Timber I Waggon, with :} inch tyres, Double afcd Single Buggies.—Joh: Ferguson, Cambridge. Our Patrons Speak Well of Their Buying ltesults WITH US. HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR SUMMER LINES. New Summer Dress Materials, double width, from Is 6d to 5.-. Gi Coloured and lllick Wool Voiles at 2s 1 Id, 3s lid, 4a 61 Black Busirts, figured and plain, Is lid to 5 Gd Our Sp'endid Stcck of S.lks and Gimps is unequalled in Auckland Spccinl Value in Lid'es' Kid p.ud Suede Glows at 2s (il, 3s 61, 4s fid Bewildering Awottr.eut of Belt", Scarves, and Lace Collars Puif.es and Handbills in ovvry style LidieV Hosiery in fast dye= from Is pair Ooc.kmg and Afternoon Apron- from Is 1)1 Blouses of all descriptions from 3s 1 Id New Sumkades. special value, from G.s lid Undir-kins, tucked aud tl luuof-d. fr mi 3s 6d Holland Walking Skirls, smart shapes, from 12s Gd Holhnd and Crash Costume 3, wi'h Eton or Russian bodice, at 2ls, 23s 61, 2<~>j Gd uiho'l Smait Hats, T 'uues and Bonnets from 15? The Popular " Ready to Wear Hats ,; from 3s Gd Reliable Washing Prints frnn j.'.d yard Dress Hollands, 9d, Is, Is 3d Beautiful Muslins and Blouse Materials from BiJ- USEFUL LINES FOR GENTLEMEN. Oent> : Unshrinkable Ho.-kry and Under clothing New Miipmrnts of Strav H-tts, including " B .aters," ..'• Brazilians,'' and "Pan ama " fjiapes New NeJciieii, C I'ui-s, and Shirts New Washing Wai-tc-asts, in white and fawn shades, at 5s Gd, 83 Gd, 9i Gd, to Ms Gd. Gents' Dark Lounge Suits, 355. Dressmaking and Tad >ring in all it Branches. Absolutely the lowest price list in Auckland for Linen and Household go ds MILNE AND CHOYCE (Ltd.), QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. UOR PRESENT,'
jusmess iv o ices lIK MEMBERS OF T AD PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. LIVINGSTONE PARK mentioned in your I -allot Paper THREE-QUARTERS OF A MILK FRANKTON HALL, RAGLAN. TP BO WAX begs to notifiy the public " ■ of Italian and surrounding districts that he will shortly open in the above Hall, GREAT CLEARING SALE AUCTION SALE, £SOO (ieneral Drapery, Suit of Clothes, Dress Pieces. Hoots and Shoes, Saddlery, Jewellery, Watches, Fancy Goods, etc. FOR .SHORT PERIOD ONLY. Opening date and Auction Sale will be duly advertised. WILDim, LI ELL, and AREI. XMAS SEASON 1902-3. XMAB CARD PACKETS. A LL our Packets are selected by the xjl celebrated Xuias Card firm, Raphael Tuck and Sans, London. Packet cards are better value than boxes of cards as the whole of the value is made up in cards instesd of paying for the WE HAVE N'INE VARIETIES. The Superb, c ntaining 6 carefully selected Xinas and New Year Cards, (3d The Ideal, containing 12 folding Xuias and New Year < ards, Is The Recherche, containing 6 artistic folding Xmas and New Year ('ards, Is The Champion, containing In novel Xmas and New Year Cards, Is The Unbeaten, containing 20 pretty Xmas and Xew Year (.'ards, Is 6d The Kxcellent, containing 2d effective Xmas and Xew Year Cards, Is Gd The Princess, containing 20 up-to-date Xmas and Year Cards, 2s Gd The King, containing unique Xmas and Xew Year Cards, 2s 6d The Welcome, 12 folding Xew Year Cards only, Is All our packets and Xmas Cards orders are sent post free 15 minutes after receipt of order. Order early—our packets are much sought after, and last year were all cleared a week before Xmas. We have single cards from Id to 7s Gd each. When in town for Xmas do not for get to visit our special Xmas card and fancy shop inside the Victoria Arcade. Admission free. X.MAS NUMBERS. Pear's Annual with 4 pictures, la 6d, posted, Is !)d Xmas London News with 1 picture, Is 6d, posted Is ftd Xmas London Graphic with 2 pictures, la 6d, posted Is sd Xmas Holly Leaves with magnificient battle picture entitled " All that was left of them" (Boer War) Is Gd, posted. Is 9d Xmas Sketch with 1 picture.. Is 6d, posted, Is Sd XEW ANNUALS TO HAXI). Boys' and Girls' Own Annual Ms each chums (Boys' Annual), 8s each Young England (Boys' Annual) 5s each Boys of Our Empire (Boys' Annual; 7s Gd each The Girl's Empire (A new Girl's Annual) 5s each Chatterbox, cloth os, boards 3s Little Folk, cloth ss, boards 3s 6d Our Darling, cloth os, boards 38 Sunday at Home, Leisure, Hour and Good Words, 7s 6d each Children's Friend, Infant's Magazine, Child's Companion and The Prize. cloth 2s, beard Is Gd each Add 2d in the Shilling for postage A FEW NOTABLE BOOKS FOR XMAS READIXG. Temporal Power, Marie Corelli, cloth lis Gd paper 2s Gd Hound of the Barkervilles, Conan Doyle, cloth 3s 6d, paper 2s Gd Ik>use L'ndcr the Sea, Max Pemberton, cloth :is Gd, taper 2s Gd Greater Love, Joseph Hocking, cloth 33 Gd, paper 2s Gd The Way of Escape, Graham Travers, cloth :is (id, paper 2s Gd Uncle Joe's Legacy, Guy Boothby, cloth Us Gd, paper 2s Gd Little Mother Meg, Ethel Turner, cloth 2s lid FJR XMAS PRESENTS. Purses, Pocket Books, Writing Cases, La dies' Hand Bags, Chatelaine Bags, Photo Frames, Photo Albums, Jewel Boxes, Card Cases, ink Stands, Dressing Cases.. Mani cure Sets and Leather Goods of every de scription. VICTORIA ARCADE, Short-land Street, Auckland, DROWN LEOHORNS Wo have the greatest laying strains in the world, and are now booking orders for sit tings. We are giving a Silver Cup as a Trophy to 'he Waikito Poultry Club for befrt Brown Leghorn Cockerel or pullet, at next Hamil ton Show, hatched from eggs from our yards by Waikato breeders.—Write for catalogues to T. A. BROOKER, Otahubua. Particulars a'so from Secretary Waikcto Poultry Club, Hamilton,, g&
Business Notices- HKAL K PROPERTY AIVKLAXD. U'AIK V'L'o AUENT: MR M. r}. FARKER, - IIAXKWunIi,- HAMILTON, j i jS. I'«r A ore, 2MB acres good limber, except i i acres which have been -■ra-w.l and f.ri,-,. 1 ; close to post oilice : station au-l towinhip : handy t.> £c>od mar ket, and about 150 mibjs from Auckland. l.'Ti'H I,II'TLK FARMS. Close to Station, &C. O-tOU, H-2-2 [.,■.' a-.-. Several handy it l JLO farm secfions of from '2~ to 3-5 acres each : very fertile laud, fenced, and in rema-kaliiy yM irn« : on "no there is svme !>!•••;ty hush: all w.-ll watered; one inile ft Nation :•:: 1 township, and about :;o miles trout town. Prices range from jGIS to £l2 per acre: one-third cash, balance live years at 5 per cent. 70">6 'l'ueiity miles from Auckland. 0/».)n-l')s ACRES; all fenced and ■•/ sub-divided.: Ho acres gra-ss: f-rop : small orchard ; 1 acre bush: 4 aci.'s drained swamp; balance rough land house of four rooms and \ eraudah : l school, , ..,., ,v^.. vuc lunc iiuju creamery and s'. hom station. Price, ,£620; terms if deeired. 7164 UNIMPROVED LANDS. NGAROTO PA mill-Allotment 330, con taininsr .'>U acres. £ls. rAUFIRI PARISH- allotment 325, con tainiuj o0 cr»s, £3B. TAUPIRI PARISH-Allotment 130, con taii.intr 50 seres, £39. TAUPIRI P*Rl*H-A'lotmppN 377 and 379. c ntainina 100 acre.-, £Ja. TUHIKARAMFA PARISH-Allotment 30, containing 50 acre.-, £;0. TUBIK4RAMEA PARISH - Allotment 131, containing 50 acres, £3O. TUHIKARAMKAPARISH-AUofcment74, containing 50 acres, £75. 71i92 We undertake any business in con nection with the selling, buying, mort gaging or leasing of land and buildings and confine our attention to this- Samuel Vaile and Sons, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTB, QUEEN-STBEET, AUCKLAND. 21/10 AT GOVERNMENT STUD AND EXPERIMENTAL STATION, RUAKURA, HAMILTON. rpHE Undermentioned Sires will be at the X Service of Breeders : TBE THOROUGHBRED STALLION SINGLESTICK 11. (1898). 1 l | Hazleltatch Solo Hermit = Hazled»an Newminater Bruar = Tuba I Blair Athol Fee for Approved Marcs, suitable for get ting Remounts, TWO GUINEAS, and for Thoroughbreds, FOUR GUINEAS. Groom go 2s Gd. Paddocking 2s 6d per week, Pay. ble on demand. IMPORTED SHORTHORN BULL RED LORD XXVII. Calved 3rd Jan,, 1900. Red Lord Orange Blossom XIII This bull comes from a noted milking family. TERMS-ONE GUINEA. For farther particulars see circulars obtain-- able at the office of the Inspector of Stock, at Hamilton, or from the Manager of the Farm. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE Value of Estates in the Oefice : OVER THREE MILLIONS STERLING. Capital & Interest guaranteed by the State. Further large reductions now made in costs admiitistra tion. The Public Trust Office seeks to be merely clf-supporting. Estates under Wills or Intestacies wher converted into cash and held for beneficiariet are credited with interest at highest rate, cap italised yearly, and free of all office charges. The Public Teustfe can be appointed Executor of the Will or Codicil of any person. Advice as to the making of Wills is given free of charge. The Public Teustee can be appointed Iru>tee in place of previously appointed Trustees or in place of persons who wish to be relieved of their Trusteeship. The Public Teustke can be appointed Trustee for Marriage Settlements, Money Trusts, Siuking Fund, and other Trusts The Public Trustee undertakes the many agement of Property as Attorney or Age. The Public Teustee administers Intestates Estates, Lunatics' Estates, and Unclaim ed Linda. investment on Mortgage of First-class Freehold Securities at lowest current rate of interest. Liberal term for repayment POE FULL rABTICTJLABS APPLY TO THE PUBLIC TRUSTKE, Wellington, Or any of the Agents of the Public Trustee oj the Colony. IJUBLIO NOTICE All CATTLE and HORSES trespassing en my iaud at Waitetuna, namely Sections 11, Blocks V. and IX., Alexandru, S.D., will be impounded. WILLIAM HODGES, 28/8 Waitetuua.
Business Notice?. TURNIP SEED. [)YRAMID STEAMED BO\E meal- Ammonia 5--H, Phosphates 52-87, ■£>> 10s per tonl Blood and Rone, suitable for drilling, X'i 12s fid per ton Kangaroo Guano, £\. i.-j.-j. Grass Mixture. £?> 15s. Phosphates, M) per cent.. Co 10s. Corn aid Maize Mixture, uitro potash. £•: I ."9. Turnip Manure. Swedes or Root. £<i |.*s Kainit, Imperial Heltrium Soluble dr.«s =ei-7snd. The above are plus freight from Auckland. Turnip Seeds, \ c ., of Finest Quality. F. J. SANDERS, Agent for W. S Laurie & Co., Auckland. IMPORTANT "AHIKATKA, Mountain Kimu and _ Kauri at Lowest Kates. Sashes, Doois, Mouldings. \c, of thoroughly Seasoned Timber at less than Auckland Prices, owinc to saving in railage. F. J. SANDERS, Agent for .1. McAndrew & Co., Paeroa. McfOPMICK HAY HAKES, Mowers. an<l Reapers and Bind-is are with out a rival ; strongly made and of light draught. Send for Catalogue to F. J. SANDERS, Sole Agent for Province of Auckland. ]7OR SUPERIOR FURNITURE, well i made of Seasoned Timber, and at reasonable rates. Try, "SANDERS, Q.C.E. CHARCOAL IRON; HAVE you seen the Dalli charcoal Ironr If not. call and inspect the most up-to-date Iron in the market. SANDERS, Q.C.E. ARRAS CREAM SEPERATOR r PHIS is a boon to persons being too far JL from a factory, inspection invited. SANDERS, QC.E. BISCUITS. IF you want the choicest procurable, either local or imported, and the nported, and the greatest variety, send to SANDERS, Q.C.E. CHRISTMAS. .ITAIKATO BACON CO.'S HAMS. ' * New Dried Fruits. Syrups, Jellies, and of finest quality. SANDERS, Q.C.E. GENERAL GROCERIES, the Greatest Variety, Highest A Quality, and Best All-Round Value, try SANDERS, Q.C.E. 17 G G PRE S E R V ATI V E.-In tins JLi bottles, and bulk. SANDERS, Q.C.E. CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE MEW GOODS Constantly arriving. SANDERS. CAMBRIDGE. HAMILTON HOTEL, VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. W. BRIGHT, PROPRIETOR. THE BEST APPOINTED HOSTELTY IN THE WAIKATO. GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR TOURISTS. BEAUTIFUL GARDEN AT THE REAR OF THE HOTEL. FIRST-CLASS TABLE KEPT. BEST WINES AND SPIRITS IN STOCK. ALES IN DRAUGHT AND IN BOTTLES. CIVILITY AND ATTENTION TO ALL BILLIARD ROOM fitted with one of EDWARDS' BEST TABLES. SAMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCIAI TRAVELLERS. GOOD STABLING. w. brTght, PROPRIETOR. J. XV I D L E R GENERAL CARRIER, COAL AND FIREWOOD MERCHANT, HAMILTON. HRE A WAMTJTU & T7-AWHIA ROYAL MAIL COACH Leaves KAWHIA every TUESDAY an FRIDAY, at 8 a.m. Leaves PIRONGIA evpry WEDNES DAY and SATURDAY *t 7 a.m. Arriving at Pironeia every TUESDAY and FRIDAY This line passes through TE RAU-A-MOA AND GOVERNMENT KING COUNTRY LANDS To be shortly opened for selection. A.SYMONDS&OO. PROPRIETORS ... TE AWAMUTU FIRST CLASS STATIONERY at E. J. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge, in packets at 3d, 4d, Cd, 7d, Sd, Is, Is :id Is 6d, -s, 2s Gd. Business envelopes a specialy. Any Person FOUND TRESPABSIVG with dog or gun on any of the Assets ReahWioa Board's properties in the Wat kato will be prosecu ed. JOHN MuCAW, Estates Superintendent, Mataiaata,
McNicol & Co s PEDIGREE POLLED ANGUS LULL FOR PRIVATE SALE. "■T ET RE-BRED POLLED ANGUS ') BULLS, the property of Mr Alex ander Ait ken. and brad upon the Kereone Estate as follows : Fighting Mac, S X 21, N Z HI!: colour, black ; birth, 20th Septem ber, 1901 : breeder, Kereone Es tate, Piako; got bv Mercury, XZHB 2Hi : Ist, Surprise, NZHB 512. by Famnus, NZHB 129 : 2nd Vista. XZHB, by Solomon I. 'imp) XZHB 23411; 3rd, Victoria. XZHB 73. by Blackleg. XZHB 68 ; 4th Oipsy. XZHB .V.i, by Robin TTood. XZHB '.lit',; sth. Lizzie, XZHB 50, by Druid. XZHB 07 : (ith Minerva (imp) XZHB i.-,s. bred by 'Mr McCombie! First and special merit Waikato show, October, 1902, second Auckland show, November 1002. Tara, Tr'.Gfi XZHB : colour, black ; birth. 22nd October, 1898 ; breeder, X.Z. and A. Land Association. Oamaru : o-ot by Baron Arradoul, 8953 : Ist, Tempest 130, by Proud English man, 9554; 2nd, Thalia, 111, by Solomon n IL XZHB 21 ; 3rd, Tillyfour Maid, SI, by Robin Hood limp), 910; 4th, Tilly four Lass, 100, bred by -Mr McCombie. First Waikato and Auckland Shows, lid hi. Bobs, S.N. 22, XZHB: colour. black; birth, 2*th October ltiol : breeder. Kereone Station, Piako : got by Mercury. XZEH 246: Ist, Kiri, XZHB" 513, by Famous, XZHB 12!) : 2, Sunshade. NZHB 511, by Jamie of Killara (imp.), 117 ; 3rd, Vista. NZHB, by Solomon I. (imp.) 231!! : Ith, Vic toria, 73, by Blackleg (imp,), 68 : sth Gipsy. 5'J, by Robin Hood (imp.), 910: 6th, Lizzie. 50, by Druid (imp.), (17 ; 7th, Minerva (imp.!, bred by Mr McCombie. Never been shown Sir Redvers, S.N. IS. XZHB : colour, black ; birth, 31st Octo ber, 1900 •. breeder, Kereone Es tate, Piako : got by Mercury, XZHB 246: Ist Vista. NZHB, by Solomon L (impJ, 2349 ; 2nd, Vic tori;! 7:'. : by Blackleg, imp., 68 ; 3rd, Gipsy, 59, by Robin Hood, imp., 9P'.; 4th, Lizzie. 50. by Druid, imp., 67 ; sth, Minerva, imp., bred by Mr McCombie. Never been shown Fortunahis ; colour, black ; birth, 4th November, l!)0l ; breeder, Kereone Station, Piako: got by Mercury XZHB 2Hi: Ist Vista. XZHB, by Solomon I. imp), 2349 : 2nd Victoria, 7:!, by Blackleg (imp) 68 : 3rd Gipsy, 59, by Robin Hood (imp) 946: 4th, Lizzie, 50, by Druid (imp), 67 : sth, Minerva (imp.) 158, bred by Mr McConibie. First Auckland Show, November, 1902 For further particulars apply to McNl OO L & i O. WAIHOU STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5. ) B E E E. ' Jos. Pohlen and neighbourhood, 30 Yearling Steers, 6 Young Boar Pigs, O. Given 30 2J-year-old Quiet Heifers, 20 year ling Heifers, 10 Yearling Steers, Morrinsville 17 Two-year-old Steers, from Te Aroha 25 Yearlings, G. Goodfellow At 12 (.•clock. McNICOL k CO. G. F. McCullagli, Auctioneer. TE KUITI STOCK SALE. Wednesday, December 10. We will hold our Second Sale at Te Kuiti on above date K A WELL-BRED 18-Month & TWO .U\J YEAR STEERS 200 Calves aud Yearlings 20 Springing Heifers 350 Head Mixed Cattle, from neigh bouring districts 50 Head Mixed Cattle 10 Good Hacks and Harness Hcrses Spring Trap Hooded Buggy 100 Store Tigs 20 Beef Cattle 20 Heifers, springers 30 Grown Steers 1 Grey Gel ding Waggon Light Dray Entries Solicited. Auctioneer. Samuel Vaile and Sons. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, At 2 p.m. sharp. SAMUEL VAILE & SON'S (per Samuel Vaile, Auctioneers), will Sell by Auction, at their Laud Salerooms, 95 Queen Street, ('ambridge, GRAND BUSINESS SITE, In the Centre of the Town, opposite the Bank of Xew Zealand, 52 FEET FRONTAGE to Victoria Street and 3(1 Feet to Brewery Street, by an average depth of 130 feet, with COM FORTABLE DWELLINGHOUSE OF SIX ROOMS, WASH-HOUSE AND STABLES thereon. The most suitable position in Cambridge for a I )octor's residence. Land, Estate, and Financial Agents, Land Auctioneers and Valueis. H T U D NOTICE WEBLEY, (HOTCBKISS-FAIRY QUEEN) Will stand [the season at the Fangipui Farm, Ngarutwahia-Waintraro Road, >Karuawahia and Whatawhata Districts. Mr Pat. Mohin, Stud Groom, will be at NGABUAWAHIA on MONDAY, and WHATAWHATA on TUESDAY. Tho3e desirous are requested to book early to secure attention. His dam " Fairv Queen," brown mare, bred by Mr Alfred Buek'aud in 1888, got by the Dauphin, her dam Queen Mab by Derby out of Una by imported St. Aubyn—Miss Rowe, by Sir Hercules. For further particulars apply and address letters to Wm. Home, Te Akatea. WM. HORNE CHAMBERLAINS PAIN BALM has no equal as a household liniment. It is the best known remedy for rheumatism, lamo back, quinsy and glandular swellings, while for sprains, bruises, burns and scalds it is invaluable. One application gives relief, Try it. W. DEV, Ageut Hamilton, THOS. WELLS, Agent Cambridge, GEO. M. A. AHIER, Agent Te Awauiutu sell it.
W. J. Hunter. Wednesday. December 3. SPECIAL SALi: OF TRAMWAY HORSES. I'lie undersigned has received instructions from the Manag»r of Rlectrio Ti-amwa) Company, to sell at olmnpo Yards on above dato he above will be found a first class lot of Medium i>r mybt Mares and Geldings, from tour ye.;rs up to seven year old, straight out of work, and all in "good hard condition, and are only sold because of the installation of the electric system. rb/se horses are all from the Ponsonby stables, and are net required on account of electric cars now running to Ponsonby. At il o'click. J. II U XTER CHURCHILL. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4. The undersigned has been favoured with instructions from Mr E. Hallettto sell on above date the whole of his IV E \- DE A D STOCK m-J consisting of 60 Very (hnice Dairy Cows, 30 of thera iu full mi k. 60 Heifers, nearly all in Calf 30 Two-vpir-oid S'ee-rs 50 Mixpd Cattle Go d Draught Mare, by Lord oi the lifles Yearlina-, by President, first prize Puktkohe Miow 10 Well-bred Riding and Draught Mares 6 Go d Hacks, 7 Unbroken Colts by Draught Stallion Braemar, and other good siren 1 Separator, etc. Six H.P. Oil Engine in good work ing order The Cows are all highly recommended, have bepn carefully rhosen, Rnd any not culled from tleru, Also THE FARM, of 540 a"res (100 acres Reclamed Swamp), all sub divided into paddocks, with gooe" Dwelling Housp, Out-buildinps Cowsheds, etc, aDd a Flaxnajll all complete, on property. Terms at sale. A sterner Ifaving Rangiriri cr, arrival of Waikato train from Hamilton will convey intfnding purchasers to the i=ale and back in time to ca ch train to Hamilton and Cam. tridve at 7.45 p.m., ••■nd u sterner will aDo run from Mercer. Cattle will be punted acroes the river for buyers luncheon provided Sa'e at 12.30 - V N T E R 23'10 SALE OF DVIRY COWS AT CA 31 BRIDGE. SATURDAY', DECEMBER 6. The undersigned hf.s received instructions from Mr D. Dooley, who is leaving the district, to sell his T\ AI R Y COW S, &c, \-J comprising lit Good dairy cows, mostly heifers 1 Yearling Bull _W. J. HU X TER, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6. CAMBRIDGE CATTLE SALE. The undersigned will sell at the Cambridge Y'ards on Saturday, December li 900 WELL -BKED YOUNG CATTLE VvU mixed sexes 112 Very Choice Y'earlings and Strong Calves, G. Booth, W. P. Reid, G. Reid, W. Brough, Fencourt 53 Extra Choice Yearling and 18-month Steers, Robt Swayne 15 Choice Calves, mostly steers, Hau t apu 20 Quiet Two and 2J-year-old Heifers. Fencourt, neighbourhood 22 Fresh-conditioned Cows, A. Macfar lane, Crouch, W. P. Reid, Fen cmit 10 Well-lred Fresh Steers, Gwynne lands 3 Choice Yearling Jersey Heifers, 1 Good Cow, at calving, Medium Draught Mare, E. Yeale 16 Choice Dairy Cows and Heifers, at calving, Miss Ewen, J. Forrest, Taotaoroa neighbourhood 6 Fat Cows, J. Anderson, Ash win First-class Draught Mare, two years, by Chancellor-, broken to chains Ccod Pump and 25ft of Piping Gn account of W. T.iornton, Mangakawa : 50 Choice Hereford Yearling Steers K) Choice Half-bred Polled Angus, 18- month-o'd Steers and Heifers 25 Well-bred 2 \ and Three-year-old Fresh Steers At 12.30. W. J. II U N T E R. FOR PRIVATE SALE : At Pukerimu-320 Acre? First-class Land, within half-a-mile of Puke rimu Factory; nearly all drlined swamp : all securely fenced and well-watered ; would make a really good dairy farm HAMILTON STOCK' SALE. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11. The undersigned will sell at the Hamilton Yards on Thursday, December, 11 : On account of Mr C. Hutchinson, who has sold his farm : J A FIRST-CLASS DAIRY COWS, \) all newly calved, and a choice lot Pedigree Ayrshire Bull Pedigree Ayrshire Cow, took two first prizes Waikato show 20 Young Calves 8 Milk Cans, L'.igals 12 Fat Bullocks, J. G. Penniket fi Prime Beef, R. Noble 8 Quiet Two-year-old Heifers, A. Bell 10 Three-year-old Fresh Heifers, T. Waugh 13 Well-bred Strong Calves, W. J. Richardson 11 Fat Cows, Shakespear 20 Fat Cows, Furze, Graham, Tama here, Ohaupo 30 Fat Sheew J. P. Melville 1 Roan Bull, Wm. Oraham 20 Prime Fat Bullocks, from 11. Wind sor, 11. S. Hawkins, R. Seddon and J. Barugh •to Fat Sheep, 2C Fat, Lambs, A. Casey I'M Store Pigs, Donaldson. Daveney, Z. Owen, Thomas, and Gurnell G 18-month-old Steers, J. Wathen Entries Solicited. HUNTER NGARUAWAHIA FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12. QA TWO AND THREE-YEAR-OLD O" STEERS, E. Hall, F. G. Jackson, H. S. Elgood 10 Four-year-old Bullocks, in forward condition, A. Nicol 15 Well-bred Calves, F. Littlewood 20 Mixed Cattle, H. J. Saulbrey 60 One and lj-year-old Cattle, R. Holmes. Sale at 11 o'clock punctually Entries Solicited. W. J. H U N T E B.
W. J Hunter. OHAUPO CATTLE SALE. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9. The undersigned will sell at the Ohaupo Yards on Tu sday, December 3th: \\ WELL-BRED THREE-YEAR-OLD ')•) STEERs. CoWS AND CALVIS VXD TUo AND I'll REE-YEAR-OLD STEERS, frum Waitetuna :iu l")-!ii<>ntl)-«ld Heifers. W. Ranstead fuiflned Jersey Bull, four years old, sure calf-getter, verv quiet, ;md n;i teuce breaker, pedigree At 12.3') cclock. Entries Solicited. W. J. HUNTER. lIAMI L TON B'JROUGH YARD*. SPECIAL HORSE SALr. Thp underfeed wi 1 hold his Annual Horse Sale at the Hamilton B u! ough Yards on Thursday, I >ecember 18, of about •)X( \ UNBROKEN COLrS AND *jUVJ FILLIES, HEAVY AND MEDIUM DRAUGHT MARES AND WELDINGS, UP TANDING HARNESS HO.'.SES AND HACKS Entries to date from H. A. Bell, G. Rob son, Jiogan, E. Potts. Zellman, Bridgman, W . E. Jones, McDonald, Graham, Grigsby, H. Weal. Willoughby, Davidson, Newell, Chitly, Windsor, Cumpstone, Hannon, Houston, Gibbons, Arnold, Teddy, Shaw, Turnwald, Rauch, Patterson, Morgan, Cow ling, Ormshy, Johnstone, Finch, Bruce, Starkey, Bell, Douglas, Stewart, Home, Holmes, Cor bet t, Crouch, Hicks, Seddon, Prendagast, Shaw, Death Bros, Noble, Dawson, Cassidy, Smith and Hambling, V\ alsh, Holland, Fry, McLarnon, Hill Dun stan. Dodd, Bruce, Hinton, Jackson, Bar turd, Washer, Corboy, Hansen, Galvau, Bell, Littlewood, White, Friar and Davies, Prince, Foster, Darragh, Dooley, Luxton, Hall, Kae. Jones, Bukowsky, Teasdale, Holtby, Calder, Snook, Marwood Pair of Well-matched Buggy Ponies, 13 hands high, J. Houston. Handsome Unbroken Child's Pony, by Bonnie Tom—Shetland mare Heavy Spring-cart Mare, took first I prize Waikato Show, 1902, and »- splendid worker in any Harness* Double-seated Buggy (Gee and Pot-. tor), Pole and Harness, W. Lyndsay _____ « W. J. HUNT E E. Davis & Co* SPECULATORS LARGE OR SMALL CAPITAL \ND all those anxious to GOOD INVESTMENTS of Substantial and Increasing and to those wishing to secure COMFORTABLE HOMES SNUG FARMS OR GOOD PASTORAL PROPER TIES We would call your attention to the fact that we can offer the best and most com plete List of Properties of all kinds in the \\ a kato and surrounding Districts, and are prepared to FINANCIALLY, ASSIST BUYERS.. We cannot here advertise our large list of properties in detail, but we are always ready to give, or post full particulars to intending buyers, also to conduct them J over the different properties we havefforr r Sale, free of charge. Wo have properties from 50 acre to 5000 acres blocks in price from 17s 6d per acre to -310 per acre with good roads, near Post Office, school Creameries and Railway, and on Easy Terms. IF YOU Desire to Sell We shall be glad to receive full particulars J of your property which we advertise in different parts of New Zealand and Australia, which costs you nothing, as advertising is the keystone to our success and our terms are, NC SALE, NO CHARGE. We have numerious inquiries from ail parts of New Zeahnd and Australia, our "col nection being very extensive. Having lately sold several properties is a proof of our ability to do business. Why Pay Rent. We have several Good Town Properties with 4 to 9 roomed houses, with \ acre to 10 acre good land in or Hamilton East and West. Easy terms. For further parti culars apply to DAVIS & COr AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, HAMILTON. Auction sales conducted in all parts of the country. Advances made on all goods placed with usforSa!e. WAIKATO AGENTS and SHOW ROOMS for the WONDERFUL WERTHEIM SEWING MACHINE Three machines in one. On Time Paj-I inent, 2s (id per week. Also, PIANOS & ORGANS English and German, and on easy terms. From 2s 6d per week. See I our quality and price before you pur chase. ---,{ WAIKATO AGENTS Northern Fire Insurance Company 1 Capital .£5,689,000. ? WAIKATO AGENTS Imperial (gold medal; Calf Food. The I best in the market. Once used always I used. Auction sales at our New Mart and I Yards, Hamilton, EVERY SATURDAY at 1 2 p.m., of POULTRY, PIGS, PRODUCE FURNITURE, etc. Anything you have for sale TAKE IT TO DAVIS & CO4 and have it turned into cash. ALMADALE, HAMILTON. Private Boarding- Estab lishment, MRS F. A. QUICK. ' Every Comfort and Convenience for Tourists. HOT AND CQLD BATHB. /I GODS FOR THE CHRISTMAS SEM \ J SON in any quantity at WILKIN SON'S, Cambridge-Toys, iKjlls, Albums, \ mrses, Photo Frames, Writing Cases,- Faucy Goods, etc. |
WT/1902/WT_19021202/MM_01/0004.xml | 4,657 | BUTTER AND CHEESE.
ESTIMATED SUPPLY FROM CANADA. The first four months of the Cana dian Dairy Produce season, 1902, have passed, and the receipts of hut ter and cheese for .May to August in each of the past three years are as follows : Year Butter 0:10050 Tons Tons 10CO ... 4,218 43,273 I'.XH ... 4,036 30.73 H 1002 ... 6,359 38,306 Thus both butter and cheese re ceipts are heavier than last year to date. Let us now turn to the quanti ties of lmtter and cheese to come for ward. Assuming that it takes 25 tons of milk to make imp ton of cheese, then the quantities of milk which came forward as butter or cheese for each of the last three years ended 30th April are as follows : Year. Milk as Butter. Milk as Cheese. Total Tons Tons Tons 1900 306,700 680,710 987,410 1901 171,700 755,940 937,640 1902 287,625 757,630 1,045,255 This year for the four months ended August 31st the quantities are as follow :—Milk as butter, 158,975 tons; milk as cheese, 283,060 tons. To be equal to last year there is, therefore, 126,650 tons of milk as butter and 47-1,570 tons of milk as cheese to arrive. This year, bow ever, the crops of grass and im proved pastures should enable Canada to produce about 10 per cent, more milk than last year. Consequently there ought to be 157,410 tons of milk as butter, and 450,330 tons of milk as cheese to arrive, which means over 6,000 tons of butter and 45,000 tons of cheese. In other words, only half the butter and cheese to come from Canada has as yet been re ceived.
WELLINGTON WOOL SALES
Our readers will be interested in the following report from the. Even ing Tost of November the 27th : The first wool sale of the new season was held to-day at the Art Gallery. The following brokers were selling :—Levin and Co., Limited, 400 bales; New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited .300 bales ; Murray, Roberts and Co. 200 bales ; United Farmers' Co operative Association, Limited, 100 bales ; Wairarapa Farmers' Co-opera tive Association, Limited, 25 bales. There was good competition, and the advance recorded in our cables to-day from London was fully reflected here, and most lots were sold at Ltd ad vance on what was obtainable this time last year, Messrs Levin and Co., Limited, re port : —The first wool sale of the new season was held at the Art Gallery to-day, the various brokers offering 1000 bales. There was a fair attendance of buyers. The sale was held under the frvourable influence of the news from Lon don regarding the opening of the November sales there, and all lots were well competed for at enhanced prices. There was an all-round ad vance on the prices current this time last year of 1 .id per pound, and it was cheering to see the coarse wools, which comprise so large a proportion of Wellington catalogues, participate to the fullest extent in the advance. The following table will show the movement of prices as compared with the sale in November, 1901 : Last year's Prices. To-day's Sup. fine crossbreda ... 33 to 4 5 to 5J Med. crossbred and Kora. :i to :H 4J to 5 Coarse crossb'd Lino las 2' to :ij ,'! to L| Log-stained and superior 2 to 2 J :i to 4 Pieces and bellies. ... Hto 22 to:! Locks Ito 1 1 to 2 There were no fine wools cata logued last year, but parcels in to-day's sale brought 9]d for merino and 6.', dto 7d for half-breds. One word of warning to growers : It is not desirable in their intererts that there should be witnessed a repetition of the events of two years ago, when, after a sharp advance in prices at the'earlv sale, growers piled their clips upon the local market with all sorts of absurd reserves, the result being that lot after lot was passed in, and the wool was eventually sold in London at considerable loss. Buyers take umbrage at the waste of time occasioned in Wellington in valuing wools which growers have placed ex cessive reserves on, and we would counsel growers not to send their wools in to auction hampered with re serves. A grower who would yester day have taken 3.', d readily for his wool should not. because of this rise, raise his reserves to sd, The drag of high reserves takes all the life out of the sales to the ultimate injury of the vendor. Our wools were all shown for the first time in our new stores, Cus tom-house quay, which are now nearing completion, and proved very convenient. The next sale will be held on 19th December. The United Farmers' Co-operative Association, Ltd. and the Wairarapa Farmers' Co-operative Association, Ltd., report as follows :—There wa» a fair attendance of buyers. The com bined catalogues offered by brokers amounted to about 1000 bales. There was a keen competition, and most of the wool catalogued was sold. We quote as follows : Fine crossbred 5-Jd per lb, medium 44d to sd, coarse and logstained 3,', dto Lid, pieces 2d to 2.] d, locks Id to 2d. The next sale will be held on 19th Decem ber.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1902.
Printed and published by Eobbst John Paull and George William Ven ables at their registered printing, office, Victoria street, Hamilton, Auck land, New Zealand. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1903,
No Strength Are you easily tired? Is your work a burden? Do you oftou feel weak and faint? Js your appetito poor? Are you easily discouraged? Then your nerves are weak and your blood impure. Sickness is not far away. Mr. Frederick Devigne, of Clarcn. M r . nr.e Colony, South Africa, sends his photograph and this letter: b ' " My blood often becomes impure, cansine eruptions on the skin, and inv general system gets all run down, causing Indigestion and great debility. Butltake Ayer'sSarsaparilla £hich quickly brings me out of lny troubles! *or all those who are debilitated and weakened by tho long, hot summers of our country, there is no remedy equal to this grand family medicine." AYER'S Sarsaparilla Ihsre are many imitation " Sarsaparillas." Be sure you get Ayer's. ■""■;■ ,zr. <""' """cio in guvu conuinon With Aver s Pills. They are purely vegetable, fccton the liver, and cure constipation, bilious ness, sick headache, and all liver troubles. Prepired by Dr. J. C. Ayer 4 Co., Lowell, Mm., U.S.A. FIRBT AWARD Christcburob, 1895 GOLD MEDAL, Otago Jubilee Exhibition, 1898. FIRST and SPECIAL, Auckland, 1899. FIRST AWARD, Christchurch, 1900 1901. Imperial Calf Food (HEATHER BRAND). Can be used with ri!her skim or separated hiiiic, whey, or water alone. Extract from letter received from a genlle tnan in the Nor'h Island, who uses Imperial Calf Food :— ■' I started feeding a calf about a week old, the nrther of which was Hold at birth. Our other cow so lit'le milk we could only spare a pit.t per day Upon tHs, with your food, we rear d the oalf, using just two 251b begs, wh'ch lasted 100 days. If milk hid not been fo scarce we should 1 ave used ens Food. The " Calf" in question has, In the natural cou'se of events, just dropped her second oalf, and is as r'ce a cow in all reipeots be defired." From the abovi it may be authored tint a ealf can be successfully reared upon half-a pound of Food per day when mi k is scarce ; if plentiful, less. PACKED IN 201b.. 601b., lOOlbs., and 2001b. SACKS. Our testimonials are too numerous to publish, but we hare several stating that calves fed with this food ss fat, if Dot fatter than calves fed upon full milk. Waikato Agents : W. C. DAVIS k CO., HAMILTON. Half the fun of life is lost by many people through ! their neglect of Nature's most rigid laws. Nature in )sists on regularity. People who allow the continuance of any irregularity in their digestive or gans soon have to ' pay the penalty. J Free and regular movement of the bowels is the surest 1 sign of good health The first question the doctor asks is, " Arc your bowels ( regular ?" If not, he gives something to make them so, aud quite often that is 6 needs to do. Assist Nituru occasion ally in removing offending ir alter from the stomach and bowels. What is needed is a pentle but efficient helper that wo- ks like N»ture. That helper is Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills. They are entirely vegetable, being composed of pure roots aud lieibs. They cleanse the stomach, make the appe tite healthy, biic digestion perfect, the liver active, and the blood pure. Or. Morse's Indian Root Pills cu.e when other remedies fail. They positively cure Biliousness, ludigesliou, Constipa tion, Dyspepda, Headaches, Liver and Kidney Diseases, Boils, Pimples and BloterxOT, and are a perfect blood purifier. Tor female ailments they stand alone as a woman's best friend. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills, sold by Chemists and store keepers ; price, Is 3d per bottle, or six bottles 7s, or same will be sent, post paid on receipt of price. Sole proprietors, the W. H. Comstock Co., Ltd. (Australian Depot), 58 Pitt-streot, Sydney. They hare Stood the test for fifty years. Say-Friend: TEASPOONSFUL y Don t keep rc; awake aii n^ht barkinq. ' 0 FOR COUGHS aCCiDS IT ACTS LIKE MAOiC?; sold tmwHizi tlr* f: p./V t . TO MEN Write for free oopy of valuable book about 'ourselves, your health, jk, 1 "ppiEesß. your nture It contains a full exiut.thn of tbe iun.au system and the remedies adopted. No eed to cctsult doctors. Postod free in scaled nvelope. Every man should read it. Ad rees-O. Epwfie, 629 Elizabeth-Street North [albourne.
SPRAINS are often more serious than broken bones on account of not being pro perly treated. Apply Chamberlain's Pain Halm freely as soon as the injury is re ceived and it will quickly restore the parts to a healthy condition. W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton; THOMAS WELLS, Agent, Cambridge; GEO. M. A. AHIEE, Agent, Te Awamutu, sell it. LAMPS F " ,m ,fl tn SSs At WJh- str'«' r!Hmhrid(w> WADE'S WORM FIGS-the Wondeful Worm Woriers—are a safe and sure remedy, in is hoses. Sold everywhere.
UAlltY FARMS FOR SALE. LOCKERBIE MATAMATA, WAITOA. Thh Pbopfp.ti op The Assets Realisation Board. THESE Properties havo beet surveyed into FARMS of suitable ".rra, irom 65 acres tn 350 acr9s, are of Gond Qn.ility S >il, Wei' Watered. Olopo to Railw>, snd within easy distance of Creameries at : F-.et■ rv. Bayers may select Anv rea, and Purchase on VERY EASY f JERMS OF PAY MENT- INTEREST.-4J per eentum per annum. PLANS AND PARTICULARS may be )btained from— THE BOARD'S MANAGERS on tho Properties. Mbssbs H. & J. CLIFFORD, Morrins villa. Mbssbs MoNIOOL & 00., Hamilton. Mb A. W. EDWARDS, Te Aroha Mb A. HANNA, Solicitor, Auckland Or THE HEAD OFFICE, Wellington. WALTER. G. FOSTER, 8/11 General Manager MRS. SAMUELS, MAIL CARRIER, STOREKEEPER FRUITERER ETC., ONGARUE News Agent for all Weekly and Daily Papers. Refreshments, Doing Rooms, and Good Beds. Meals at ill hours, Order pronap ended to piHEAP MONET pHEAP MONEY pHEA# MONEY IN BTJSS OP £IOO to £IO,OOO ON COUNTS!, CITY, AND suburban ;freeholds At 4i per Cent. Terms of Repayment of the Most Libera Character, which can be ascertained on en quiry J. H. RICHARDSON, Government Insurance Commissioner The undersigned has for sale or lease en iberal term? DAIRY FARMS GRAZING FARMS BUSH FARMS NATIVE l.v ISE3 TOWN AND SUBURBAN SECTIONS COTTAGES, STORES To owners of proprrty : My terrca arc co ale no charge. A R, LANGLEY, land agent and valuator KAGLAN. jyTOUNTAIN TJIMU rpMBKB pOMPANY, I iMITSD, MAMA KIT FINEST MGUHTAIN-6ROM KIMF „ IN THE COLONY FIRST AWARD and GOLD MEDAL against all-comers at the Auckland ludustria and Mining Exhibition, 1893-99 Ovor 1,000,000 feet of Building Timber i.n Stock, AW, ETEEY CLASS OF DRESSED TIMBER & MOULDINGS. V?. MAUNDER, AGENT. Hamilton J. CLAYTON, AGENT, Nqabuawahia Telegrams promptly a', tended to. 18/•/ H £ M S'T ON I I A9HBURTON Waikato | | Canterbury AIKATO pALVANISED TRON HARDLEYBROS Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Bellhangers. WORK UNDERTAKEN IN ANY PART OF THE WAIKATO. Wholesa'e and Retail Manufacturers of Ppouting, Ridges, Baths, etc. TANKS A SPECIALITY. CORRUGATED IRON CURVED TO ORDER Dairy Utensils of First Quality. A TRIAL SOLICITED. HAEDLEY BEOS., HAMILTON Jolui JBettley, WHOLESALE & RETAIL BUTCHER (Opposite the Hamilton Hotel). BEST QUALIIY MEAT ONLY KEPT. Connected wherewith is THE HAMILTON COFFEE PALASE. HotDzjvnbbs Daily feoh 12 to 2 o'ci-oox Chops and Steaks Seady in Ten Minutes. DINNER os SALE-DAYS at 11 O'CLOCK WT Races, Regattas, Shows, &c, Cstertd TAMIL'iON GAS COMPANY L (LIMITED), H4So»Baxh: LACKSMITH'S COAL COKE, £2 per ton of 22 bags; 2a per bag. IAR, 6d pef ge!lon for 25 gallons or o?err 6T gallon .for less quantities. Woun: Clareooatioet, Hwuiltou.
TUCKER'S 17UMILY T~).VKIXG QOWDER A 1 AMILY JDaKING OOWDER Established 1885. The full quantity of Powder is carefully weighed into every tin. Suine tins ex tensively advertised art; very short ii weight. See you get what you pay for— Encourage fair dealing. Perfection in Cookery. Order the first tin : the rest will regularly follow. EGG nOWDER Buy it for Pancakes. <iG I OWDER Buy it for Pancakes. OUNSHIXE TELLY /CRYSTALS. Ounshine Jelly Crystals. (CJNSHINE pUSTABD DOWDER UNSHINE fOWDER £jggs may be too rich tor you ; eggs may he too dear-This will suit you "down to the ground." 6d Poxes (I packets in each box) Assorted I lavoirrs. UNSHINEJ pUDDING DOWDER SUNSHINE I UDDING I OWDER Easily prepared, superior to home-made Blancmange, fruit-flavoured, and prettily tinted in different colours. Raspberrv, pale pink; Strawberry, reddish pink • Vanilla, chocolate colour; Lemon, pale yellow A OTARCH ri LAZE IKaRAXA Otarch VJLAZE For putting a fine finish on all Ironing Work. Boxes, 3d and 6d. OF ALL GROCERS. Manufacturer W. F. TUCKER, Auckland. IAMPBELL AND TIHBENFRIED 10MPANY, f IMITED, Capitax £303,000 43, QUEEN STREET WHARF, ALBERT BREWERY AND DOMAIN BREWERY, NEWMARKET. Dibbotobs J. Logas Oajcpbeix, Esq. (Chairman), Abthub M. M?KHB (Mauapins Direotor), and Lzo M. Mybbs. Sfcektaby: Alfbbd 3, Baskaht. Gable Address: "PealiNe," Auckland. AGENTS FOR- R. PORTER ft 00.. " BnlM..(r " ALE STOUT. Lr.pdon M. B. FOSTER & SONS (Lm " Bn B U ALE and STOUT, London J. SCHWEPPE ft C.C.. MINERAI WATERS, Bvrlnoy end London D. H. BURKE, SCHNAPPS, E"»mbtirs W.&O. OTLBEY. SCHNAPPS, Londor J. W BURMESTER, PORT, Oporbn ADET SEWARD ft CO., V.D CLARET JAS. BUCHANAN ft CO.. SCOTCH WHISKY. London JAMES WATSON ft CO., SCOTCH WHISKY, Dnndee PEASE, SON ft CO., 8.0.5. WHISKY mr'inift'-iri HIRAM WALKER A SONS (Ltd " Canadian Olnb " WHISKY Oat; r«o DUNVILLE ft SONS (Lro.l, V.R. IRISH WHISKY. Bf.lf.wt SIR JOHN POWER A SONS, IRI.->H WHISKY. Doh-in ROUTER GUILI.ET & CO., BRANDY C"BD&C ADELAIDE W7:;E CO.. "Tanutjda, Adelaide MOET ft CHANDON. CHAMPAGNE Reim? KRFG t CO.. HI VMPAGNE. Rmus RUINARTA CO., CHaMPAONE, Rfiirne E. IFROY. CHAMPAGNE, Reims A. COLLIN, CHAMPAGNE, ChnJ.-.n* Etc., Err. Eto •\ v°ry A-ivrtmimt .J the B£Si Mwunß of WINKS ft SPIRITS, Mnd'tsi; AUSRA.HAN WINES, a!way w } :B nd. CIGARS.—M.»«f *«•)' known bba»d3 Hftj.-rtion. ALBERT ft DOMAIN BREWER! EB - MEDALS AND AWARDS : Sydney Exhibitr.n. 1879, Melbonrne Ex Mbit'nn, Wellington Exhiblton, 18S5 Auckland Exhibition, 1577.1R75. J879,1580 frkitdsl and Indian Exhibition. ISSr, : Don fidin Exhibition, 1»90 TABMANIAN EXHIBITION. 1891-2' Ale (bnlk). Special Firet Award Gold Mednl; Ale (bottled), First Award; Stout (bulk). Special First Award Geld Medal: Stout (bottled), Sr^is l FirctAward and Gold Med&l. Also, CHAMPIONSHIP again* all Fnreijro acd Cclr.ria) Beer Exhibited ; and MELBOURNE CENTENNIAL EXHIBI TION, 1888 : First Prize and Gold Medal. THE CAMPBELL* 15HRENFRIED COMPANY (Jm>.). 7/6/7 FORBfiST VALUS . Lowest Prices GROCERIES SEND TO Macferson & West, HAMILTON. Wo are cash buyers of Butter, Eggp, Horsehair, Fuugua, etc., etc. 28/6 jVTOW 13 THE TIME TO PLANT • YATES' RELIABLE Vegetable ana Fiower Seeds OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Catalogues free on application. Also, Catalogue of "IROS AG' Labour - saving Implements, Orchard Requisites, e:c- From County Agents, or from AKTfIDKYVJ-BS&OD SEED MERCHANTS, ' AUCKLAND. r>. mehedithT COACH PROPRIETOR, KIHIKIHI, RUNS A COACH TWICE DAILY, BE TWEEN* KIHIKIHI AND TE AWAMUTC STATION, MEETING EVERY TRAIN. HORSES AND BUGGIES ON HIRE. EXPERIENED GUIDES, PROVIDED FOR TRIPS TROUGH THE KING COUNTRY. D. MEREDITH, Kihikihi,
QUALITY, NOT CHEAPNESS, 13 SOMETHING! TO BE CONSIDERED WHEN PURCHASING A DRILL THE "FARMERS' FAVORITE/ W X^Th.f Out + 1 - o '°, uo u^mer 8 have bought "Farmers' Favorite" ivJl!!^/ hlB f?*, rade . h , as bepn bu.lt up because the "Farmers' t?,, •♦ iVL » , ™ ueßn oU,lt U P because the "Farmers' repairs, than any other If you have any doubt if it is the best to buv the lavonte or one of the so-called cheap drills now being offered, write to ome farmer who has been using drills, and has a good general knowlX of the different makes, always keeping in mind the fact that kDoWie(lge 0t Mr Joseph Baruali, President of the A aikato Farmers' Club, bOUg WHV p"w T?' , FdV ° rite " after he had other makes. Will r \\ e don t know, and, if we ask him, ba-'ng interested he miV-,t not care to tell us as we culd use it as an adver isement B u he m ghUe you why he bought ,t. If you are a private buyer ■' ask him." g , T SOLE AGENTS : JNew Zealand Loan aud Mercintile Agency fompany, Limited, HAMILTON. LAiTID FOE SALE. Copi-s of plane and full particulars obtainable from the undersigned LANBDOWNE ESTATE, i Land For Sale. OF 3300 ACRES ALL PLOUGHED & GRASSED r |™ NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND -, ■ MERCANTILE AOENi'Y COM EVerSlftV I&tatP PANY LIMITED, are instructed to an- Ul\jl OIL/* IJOldltCj ! uounce thnt.that portion of the 'OF 854 ACRE 3 , 117 J l all PLouaHED:AND grassed, v\ ooaiands Estate, COMPRISING Otterbarn Estate. THE BLOCK NRAR THE T3WN * SHIP OF T4UPIBI, OF 793 ACRES, Confining NEARLY ALL PLOUGHED AND grassed. 4422 Acres, b rFvTA rt '^ a '\ a ir inthe u W f on IsDOW Burvp yed and snb-divided into con -Btation, on the An, kiiind-Hntorua Railway .veniently.B ; z:d DAIRY AND G'A7rNft line and are withm 29 miles of Hamilton FARMS, and will be OPEN for PRIVATP and Cambridge. SALE on and alter " 4 " The land is ot' excellent quality, and is admirably adapted for DAIRY F xRMS. : Wl'dlK'SCla V I\OV. 5. lOil* OPEN FOR PRIVATE SALE, *' ' * VVimt on TihPral Tprm, PF S ° F PAYMT? NT: 20 per cent Oil LilDeral I ermS, J cash, 5 per cent end of two years, 5 per cent ON 23rd APRIL, 1902. an ™ajy ter five following yeara. Interest 4J .Applications to be addressed to the under- Copies of plane and full particulars j signe- 4 , from whom Copies and Plans and any obtainable from the undersigned further information may 03 obtained. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MER CANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd. HAMILTON, Or any of the Company's Branches throughout the Colony. WE ARE ADDRESSING TEE FAIR SEX. WE ABE ADDRESSING THEM ON A FAIR QUESTION. ]j WE ARE ADDRESSING THEM IN A FAIR WAY, & IjLADiES, Will DRLNk .* l\ BAD TIELA. ? 1 China tea is not necessarily bad, but the greac chance is that it is certainly you never get the best China Tea, nor yet the second, nor even the third best. The best never leaves China, the second best is nearly all sent to Russia, the third, fourth, fifth and other descend ing grades come to Australia. Happily the imports of China Tea are lessening steadily, and cor respondingly those of Ceylon are going up. Ceylon tea is grown in a British Colony and Ceylon is the picked spot of earth for tea grow ing. All Ceylon tea is good; the best is exquisite, and no other tea grown in any other part of the world can in any way compare with it. The best Ceylon tea is the famous & which is picked on the mountain heights of the Island, packed in j §~ © lead on the spot where it is grown, and sent down to Australia to the i * «< agents of the Nirvana Co., fresh by every mail. v "" | Nirvana Tea is put up in pounds and half pounds and every pack- !"£ S age bears the name and trade mark of the company as a guarantee i 9 1 I that it is all we claim of it. (D Obtainable from —W. Escott, Cambridge ; W. Dey, Kirikiriroa • Parr Bros, Hamilton; S. L. Bygrave and W. Dibsell, Te Aroha; T. H. Hall and Co., Sole Agents, Auckland. Christmas and New Tear. FOR MACHINE DRESSED NEW CURR, SULTANAS AT LOW PRICES, TRY E. J. DAVEY. FIGS, DATES, MUSCATELS, ALMONDS, SEEDED RAISINS AND FANCY CONFECTIONERY. **!&!« 8 Agent Foi N.Z. Herald, Weekly News, and Auckland Star. ii. J. DAVEY, GROCER, BAKER, AND GENERAL STOREKEEPER HAMILTON. . A. PEAKaOJN, , LAND, COMMISSION, AND GENERAL THE -fTTAIKATO TJACON HO AGENT AND VALUER, At? D \J KAWHIA. FRANKTON JUNCTION, 1 have several Farms, Business Sites, n . ... .. . t . Town Sections, etc., in the Kawhia, Rairlan c f V s ! 0 ™ il }? that , the y *** Bu y erß of w eU' and Waikato Districts for Sale and invite ./* Grain-fed Bacon Pigs correspondence, weighing dressed 120 to ISOlbs at highest Also Sole agent for tha Mahino Noxious c ? rre ° t P«cfß all the year round. Heavier Weed Exterminator in the above Districts, FB B « weU finished may be bought at lower and if any farmers who have Blackberry, P nc6B * Briar, Ragweed, etc., on thdr lands will . communicite with dp, I will arrange to meet r P*£ B received at Factory on Tuesday, them at an early date and experiment on * nnr ßday and Friday of each week. patches just to thow them the killing ju,al - ■ its. Hundreds of gallons used weekly in A weekly prize of one half-penny per the Taranaki District, and the price in with- pound will be paid to the supplier of the n reach of all best lot of 5 Pigs received during each Sole Agent Nrh of Wanganui: Walter week b me, M. H. R. F. A. PEARSON, EST TAINTJI-STREET KAWHLA. 4/4 | fOeweury.
OTICE TO FARMERS \\D OTHERS. PURE BONE DUST GUARANTEED. The following i s the list of our various Bands of Bonedust and Artifical Manures : PURE BONE FLOUR PURE BONEDUST (staimor) PURE BONEDUST (coarse) Al BONEDUST WHEAT AND CORN MANURE ROOT MANURE TURNIP MANURE POTATO MANURE GRASS MANURE MAIZE .MANURE Special Quotations for Large Lots. Prices, Analysis, ;>n& Samples on ap plication. WARNOCK BROS. Durham-street, Auckland. HOTEL AUCKLAND. MAURICE O'CONNOR, PROPBIuK P. ileinrestu it.tinr.ate that le hns taken ever the business ol this Popular Hi>tel, and woulii reHpfct'ully request a c-ntiruanca of the liberal puppet hitherto awarded his pre defPHsnr. VISITORS TO AUCKLAND will find fiat no e£f ..rt will be spared to afford them craf rt, whilst the TARIFF will be, a? previously, MOST MODERATE. The Hotrl is within una minute's walk Railway Station and Wh irf, and cnm.mand magnificent view of the Harbour. To the friends of Hip Proprietor in different, parts of the colouy, a Cead Mille Failthe wi, 1 ver be extended, and a pleasant sojourn ssuwd. WINES. SPIRITS, ALES. ETC. Of the BEST BRANDS ONLY MAURICE O'CONNOR. d 310 9/12 EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR VISITORS. P.O. Bex 350 Tbler.brne 46F. Prince Arthur Hotel, WELLESLEY STREET, AUCKLAND. Wines and Spirits of the Best Brands Only st-class Billiard Room. Night Porter. W, M COOKE, Proprietor. Late U.S.S. Co. UPTON & CO., NEW BOOKS ON POULTRY. CASSEL'S NEW BOOK OF POUL TKY-Wrigbt Reliable Poultry Remedies, Tried and Proved, for the Common diseases of Poultry 1/3 Artificial Incubating and Brooodiog, by the Most Expert Operators and Brooders in America .. .. 2,6 Ducks and Geese, their Importance in the Poultry Industry .. ~ 2/6 Success with Poultry: For Persons who Think of Engaging in any Branch of the Ponltry Business .. .. 5/ Eggs and Egg Farms, the Foundation of the Poultry Business .. ~ 2/6 Turkeys, Their Care and Management 2/6 Poultry Houses and Fixtures—Describ ing Up to Dite and Low Cost Fix tures i« The Leghorns: Brown, White, Black, Buff, Duckwing 2/6 The Wyandottes ; Silver, Golden, White Buff and Black 2'6 The Bautam Fowl: A Description of all Standard Breeds and Varieties .. 2/6 Postage 2d in the 1/ Extra. All the above Works are fully Illustrated and Contributed by the Bast Authorities in America and Great Britain. UPTON & CO., QUEEN-8T AUCKLAND. AUPIRI IMTTED. The Best Household Coal in the Colony. Dealers in Waikato. $f Orders addressed to the Mine Manager, Mr Edwabd S. Wight, Huntly, will be promptly attended to. FRANZ BCHERFF, Secretary. Auckland, April, 1899. EVANS' WONDERFUL T>EMEDIEB TUSSICDRA.-For Coughs and Colds. WITCH'S OIL.-For Rheu matics, Chilblaines etc. MOUNTAIN KING ASTHMA POWDER.-For Asthma and Bronchits. These preparations, which have gained a widespread reputation throughout the Col ony are obtainable in the Waikato district from the following : —H. J. Clifford, Morinsa ville ; Thos. Wells, Cambridge ; W. Escott, Cambridge ; F. J. Sanders, Cambridge; Chas Boyce, Cambridge; Parr Bros., Hamilton , E. J. Davey, Hamilton : W. Dey, Hamil on ; J. S. Edwards, Ohaupo ; G. M. A. Ahier, Te Awamutu ; F. A. Chapman, Kihi kihi; Green and Colebrook, Te Kuiti and Otorohanga ; Dooley and Paterson, Ngarut wahia ; K. F, Sandes, Hamilton ; A. E Manning, Hamilton ; R. J. Roberts, Cam bridge. Price, 2/6. rpHE GOVERNMENT INSURANCE 1 DEPARTMENT is prepared to grant Employers of Labour Covers against Risks connected with their trade or business—under the Workers' Compensation Act, the Em ployers' Liability Acts, as well as under Common Law. Owners of property and Mortgagees also •rotected nnder special tables. Personal Ac ident Insurance effected in all branches he .'ooal Offioe of the Department ComiaiMioßw
ALBERT HOTEL QUEEN STREET A UOKL A N D. iJL weU.k.i..im Hotel, all visitors can rely upun erery attention and comfort. 7 NIGHT PORTER IN ATTENDANO Tslaphone 963. •All telegrams promptly attended to. ARTHUR BACH PROPRIETOR U*teo| Kctorua and Cambridge). T E THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL JOE. BATHUBST, ~ Pbopbiktob. TUHB HOTEL is replete with all modern Hotel q H»I noC « Bßary for a Fi "<t-olass £« W g afine Sam P le B««n. and ne best position io *he township, it is X favourite Hotel for Commercial Travelers SSITr 1 ! "f thrown mu is the most convenient for visitin* Companies m the Theatrical line Terms reasonable. Best quality Liquors an? Telelhonb No. 690. James Rolleston/^ (Latk of / ikuraugi and /A Coroman del / * / * PROPRIETOR /* / \f / V / VICT °RIA - ST / East, */ II'CKXAND / / /GOOD SAMPLE ROOMS ~—'______ P-O. Box, 3 Hallett's Railway Hotel, MERCER. WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE VERY BEST BRANDS. Brown OampbaTa Special Brew always o draught. Good thooting and Boating. Horses on Hire. Good Stabling and padiocking. RAILWAY REFRESBMENT ROOMS. KAIjLWAY BAB. Stoked with faeat Liquors.; J. E. HALLETT, PROPRIETOR, m Harbour View Hotel, RAGLAN JMKS E. G. reio, Proprietress. every convenience for travellers and tourists?' MAGSIFICEBT VIEwTvBILOOKISG THI HABBOUa Finest Wines and Spirits Good Stabling and Paddocks Boating and Fishing. SPEIGHT'S Genuine Dunedin Ale and Stout IS OBTAINABLE ONLY FBO* Hipkins and Courts WINS & SPIRIT MEBOHANIS, ELLIOT STREET, AUCKLAND, Who in tfe< SOU AGISTS and BotUm. BULK ALE ALWAYS IN STOCK. Agent for Dawson's Celebrated Whisky. HI. & C. ARE CASH BUYERS OP EMPTI BOTTLES IN ANY QUANTITY Behest Prion Given. Telephone 864. P.O. Box 346. M/ll |
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IN SUR li NO W with the COVtRSMENT liFfc NSUBAKSE DEPARIMiHT. £1,600,000 h<iS alrf-a<ly brcn added to Policies in the Department, this in the bonus year, and everyone now taking cut a partijipatinif policy will receive a substantial bonus at tbe end of the year. J. H. RICHARDSON, C mmis-ioner. A (told or Silver Watch for Nothing. SEND NO MONEY. WE heroby undertake to givo oue of oui Famous Hold or Silver Watclios, Lady or Gontlemau's, to every Man, Woman, or Child Who sends us the orrect reading of the following PUZZLE I BxxT MxxS TxxS CxxxxE I The only condition is, that if your answer is correct, you purchasoone of our SOLID STERLING SILVER CHAINS to wear with the Watch. Simply forward your answer, and enclose stamped and addressed envelope so that wo may inform you i you have won the Watch. We are making this offer solely with the object of introducing and advertising our goods. Cut this out and forward to our only address— GOLDSMITHS COLONIAL CO, QUEEN - STREET, AUCKLAND, N Z Or Box 459, G.P.O. 8/2 WHI A jpARMERSJ' Q< QPKRATIVE QJMPANY Having completed arrangments to open STOREROOMS in KAWHIA, the abeve Company are prepared to Supply settl rs with All Reqiremests. GRASS SEEDS will be a Speciality, and are carofully selected by men of ex perience, and will bo supplied to Share holders and Fanners Generally at a Mini mum Cost and of Guaranteed Quality. ENCING MATERIAL also will bo Sup plied at the Very Lowest Possible R ito. The K.F.C. Co. are making arrangements for the Supply of Stock to Farmers, and will place their Shareholders on an equal foot ing with the best Farmers Unionii in New Zealand. The objects of the Company are to Supply Shareholders with Every Requisite at the very lowest cost, and to promote and fostdr any and every industry that will be of benefit to settlers and intending settlers, and to dispose of t.heir produce in the very best markets. Please note and place your orders as early as possible to avoid any disappointment. KAWHIA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY ROYAL HOTEL, RAGLAN Favourite Soasid# Resort for Tourists The proprietor begs to notify the the public that he lias entered into possesion ot above Hotel' which is uno of tha most comfortable Ho-telries in the colony. No expense has been spared to meet thi requirements of Tourists, Families, and Commercial Travel lers. FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE Bathing Houses, Sample Rooms, Stabling, etc. TABLE A SPECIALITY Telegrams promptly fctHided to. A. J. NORRIS, H/7 Proprietor. (Late U.5.8.C0.)
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LONDON WOOL SALES. LONDON, December 2. Wool was firm at yesta-runy's sale and the highest rates of tho present series were realised. AUCKLAND Wool, SALES The first series of the Auckland wool sales for this season c unnieuced yesterday when prices realised were from a penny t 1 twopence per pound better than last year This was the case more especially in coarse wool, the prices of which, it will be re membered, were nt a very low ebb at the last series. This increase in prices is :,n a par with values ruling at recent Sou thern sales, and in sympathy with the bet" ter prices obtainable at the last London sale. The Louden prices affect this market to a much greater extent than they do most markets, owing to the increased prices be ing gh en for crossbred wools, which com prised practically Ihe whole of the local eaialogue. Merino wool did not show mueli advance in London, and, perhaps, tort nuately for local sellers, there was none of that grade forward, in fact, it is not grown in the province. There were Mod bales catalogued as against 3101 last year, due no doubt to the backward season and the shipping direct to London by many growers. Owing to the l umber of sellers placing too high a reserve on their lots, many of the later lines were passed in. although buyers were anxious to do business. The M owing are the principal prices ob ained: Messrs Alfred Auckland and Sons' catalogue : Reid Bros., Motutapu, -1 bales line' crossbred, 7Jd; 2 bales fine cross brad, 64d: 3 bales half-bred, (i:|d; 1 bale half-bred (Kahukuri;, ojd : 2 bales longwool, s^d: o bales Shropshire, o.'d: 21 bales longwool ewe, o]d. Messrs G. W. Bintiey and Sons (Mr W. Kingsvveli, auctioneer) : Five bales half - bred merino, B|d; 9 bales half-bred merino, BJd ; (i bal js fine crossbr. d, 8d; 1 bale fine crossbred, 6^d ; 4 bales fine crossbred, fid ; 1 bale crossbred, s£d. New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Mr T. He:ile. auctioneer): Three bales half-bred, 7 4d ; 7 bales Shropshire, 7d; !i bales fine crossbred, 7|d : 4 bales Hampshire Down, Hid; I bale Down, O-Jd; 2 bales fine cross bred, fid. Mr W. J. Darker, managing director of the Onehunga Woollen Mills, bought prac tically the whole of the high-priced lots.
COMING EVENTS
Meetings Local Bodies, week ending December ti. Kirikiriroa Road Board—Friday I'ukekura Road Board—Saturday Magistrate's Court Sittings. Huntly—Tuesday, I'tli December, 11 a.m. Hamilton—Wednesday, li'th, 10 a.m. Cambridge—Friday, 12th, 10 a.lll. Te A wanni:ii—Tuesday, loth, 10 a.m. Raglan—Wheu necessary.
The Waikato Times THAMES VALLEY GAZETTE, AND KAWHIA ADVOCATE. THE OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN THE WAIKATO. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1902.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
On page 1 will be found interesting articles on " Curious effects of Lyddite," and " The Poultry Industry. Brisbane (says the Worker) is overrun witn work less carpenters. Some of the 111 are so hard pressed that they are doing a day's work in the Botanic hardens for a few shillings' worth of Government ra tions. \V. (i. (i race, in all matches for the London ('ouuty C.C. this y-ar, has an average of H>U runs per innings, and be sidtslias taken 100 W'ckols. lie is now in his lifty-tit'i year, but has uot betu more lit for several seas-ns; mii ii of the super liuous flesh has been removed. A movement in the Gisborne distr'c- to export meat to South Africa has not met with great success. Arrangements have ben made for freezing and shipping, but farmers ara showing little disposition to avail themselves of tho opportunity af forded. Ii is slated on good authorily that in a drive of thirty miles around Bradford, not one, but scores of mills could be pointed (,»nt where for every bale of wool usod. ten bal'-s, and often more, of shoddy, mvmgo, stocking l ,"{and c 'lton ar su.e ! ; aid th it, in v.hat io known as the heavy woollen districts of Yorkshire, there are dozens of manufacturers who never buy a single bale of raw wool, and yet are known and acknowledged as influential manufacturers of woollen goods. (>ne effect of the good prices for beef isays the \\ yndham Herald) is observable in pas>ing tl rough the country. The pad ducks contain a goodly proportion of calves. Formerly the practice was to keep very few. l>airymen either killed them or gave them away. Now the calves have a definite price, and breeders are rearing I hem as an addition to the profits of tl e r business. '[he best Medicine known is SANDER ANJ) SONS tUCALYFTI DXTriAUT 'i'obt its eminent powor. ,'nl effects in coughs, colds, influenza; the relief is iaetfntuneons In serious cases, and accidents of nil kinds, b > they wounds, burns, scalds, bruises "j.rMii B, it is the" safeßt remedy—llo swellinß—in nflaiuMmti'.u lake surprisine eftects produced or croup, diptheria, bronchitis, inflammation of tb( swellings, etc: diarrhoea, dyscntrv, diwases of tbe kidneys and urinary 0114 ain Inu.=eat hos pitals mid ii;o.li.-;t 1 ciiiiics all over the globe: j;atron ited by 13is Majesty the KiiiK of Itaiy : crowned with med«;l and diploma at International Exhibition, Amsterdam Tiuat In this improved article aad reject »U pthera
Wool is on the rise. Piugpoiig has been declared a gambling g line by the Ohio State LegiTature. Lieutenant Peary considers the climate of the Arctic regions admirable for con sumptives. A Parliamentary return states that 35 persons died trom starvation last year in Loudon. Four tons of frozen Polar hares were brought trom the Ar lie by the Sverdtup expedition ou ln-ard tho I "ram. Mr <Walluutt, land agent, Hamilton, rpits ihe sale of .Mr Wm. Fleming's farm, in ikiriroa, to Mr Harper, late of Queens 'and, at a satisfactory figure. Four penny Cape of Good Hope postage tamp? were recently sold in London lor £ ioG." One was what is known as "I ho ourpenuy red error." The steamer Waikare, which left for Sydney on Monday evening, took £!<>, to worth of builion, in tran-i! for London. The gold was shipped by tl.e Waihi Odd Mining ('O. A drover, passing through Murruui berran. en route to Bonnie Doon Stati >u, Queensland, reported that he lost 0-1-00 out of in, iiio sheep. A farmer's daughter at Glen Jlines, New South Wales, recently fidi a.:iin.-t a miik sepaiator, find her hair catching in the machinery, her scalp was comp'etelv torn off. According to the schedule submitted to the Waitoa Road Board on Saturday last", the Assets Realisation Board have recently disposed of property in that district to the value of £loO-S its lid. Land in the favotue l districts of Victoria commands a high price either to rent or purchase, aud it is surprising to find land of very inferior quality keenly sought for by northern <*razers. Owing to Una growth of the dairy indus try in Tarauaki, the grading stores at Patea have had to be enlarged. A new grading room has been built, which Considerably increases the floor space, and the capacity of the freezing plant has been doubled. Many Queensland pastoralists have de cided to stack ther wool until rain falls, as the prevailing rates of carriage are almost prohibitive. The st-t-e of the roads gtn *r aliy and the high price of feed are caus ing many carriers lo suspend bu-iness alto gether. The Finnish newspapers report that a new religious sect has appeared in Finland iti the neighbourhood of the town of Borga. Among tho innovations in belief and worship adopt 0 1 by the sect is the u.-e of bread and coffee in the Communion ser vice. Ladies in search of summer costumes of the latest fashions are always certain of suiting their tastes at Messrs Milne and C'hoyee. of Auckland. This year the linn are making special arrangements for their summer display, particulars of which are to be found in this issue. The town of ('anowindra, New South W ales, looked as if it had been bombarded after the recent cyclone passed over it. Large portions of the root's of buildings v.eie picked up distant as far as a mile from the town. The experience was the worst in the recollection of residents of forty years' standing. The Premier left Wellington by the s.s. 'i utanekai 1 n Monday for Nelson. When lie leturus he goes up the Manawatu line as far as Palmerston North, and will be present at a banquet to be given to Mr W. T. Wood, M.H.R. He will then go lO the Maori settlement at Wanganui on Satur day, to deliver an address, at the request of the natives. Teaching the girls how to vote: "In view of the fact that the franchise has been conferred on women in the Commonwealth, and will probably soon be bestowed ou them in the different States, political econonv is uuw taught." says the report of the -vielbourne I'reoljyteiiau Ladies' College Council. The Arawa Cricket Club meets the Rangatiras on Saturday next, when the latter team will be picked on the ground. The secretary of the Union wishes us to not it}' that Messrs Connell and Clayton have been allotted to the Arawas. A leading settler from Forty-mile Beach informs a local paper that he has never known such a backward season. The crops are-not doing at ail well, and the grass, owing to fre-jU ;iit rains, is not nutritious enough to enable the cows to produce really good milk' The settler in question also states that on his own farm he has had to plough four times before ho could get some of his seed in. At a meeting of the commiitee of the Hamilton Bowling Club held last evening, it was docided to ascertain the price of a heavy water roller and also to take im nied-iite stops to improve the g eon. Several new members were elected. The Hon. S,-c„ Mr Bond, will be glad if members forward their subscriptions early, as funds are required to cany out the im provement s suggested. In another column the Returning Officer for this district, Mr J. S. Bond, published the official return of the Loc il < iption Poll. For the purposes of comparison we give the returns for the previous election in 1 599 : Continuance IMV.i, 1'707 ; 1902, 2'io(i. Reduction—l*99, 12-H: 1902, Bi*7. No License—lSO:', 1115; 1902, L>7. It will be seen that there were 231 votes less recorded for : ontinuance this year, and 112 votes more for No License; making a nett gain, since 18.19, of ;i7:S votes thoughout the electorate towards No L cense: a re-ult that is. we understand, satisfactory to the temperance party. In Auckland tho production of ostrich feathers bids fair to become an important industry. One firm that has been breeding ostriches has found its aCcommodition too small, and has purchased property to the extent of ;>>oo acres, to which it has trans ferred its s'.ock. It is proposed to largely increase the ostrich flock, and the prospects of the industry may be gauged by the fact that the present supp y of feathers is equal to only about one-third of the Auckland demand, to say nothing to the Southern market. A few months ago reference was made to the import into Brisbane of sugarcane tops for the local dairy cattle, and it may be said that of late this has given way to the prickly pear, the waste lands surrounding the city being systematic illy raided for the cactus. The water hyacinth, which, like another Balaam, came to curse, has stayed t > bless, experience having proved it to be very fair feed for dairy cattle. Along the coastal creeks certain species of mangroves are being extensively used tor fodder, Ihe foliage being greedily eaten by cattle, though horses won't touch it. One drawback incidental to the prac tice of medicine by women is (says the Medical Press), " the unconscionable time they require to respond to a night call, A man jumps iuto his dressmg-gi wn and trips lightly down the stairs, twisting his moustache into shape as he goes. The Woman doctor, on the other hand, has to go through numerous solemn rites be fore she dare show herself in public, and it may well happen that the time cen ts l'ned in this femiuely-regnrded indis pensable preparation appears to the suf ferer and his friends to b> unduly long. If women are to hold their own in medi cine they will have to discover a means of obviating this and sundry other draw backs incidental to their sex." CH \NG L oF A\ ATER often brings on diarrhoea. For this reason many ex perienced travellers carry a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with them to be used in case of an emergency. This preparation has no equal as a cure for bowel complaints. It cannot be obtained while on board the cars or steamship, and that is where it is most likely to be needed. Buy a bottle before leaving home. W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton ; THOMAS WELLS, \gent Cambridge; GEo. M. A. AHIER, Agent, Te Awamutu, sell it.
c -rding to Mr .danger, M.H.R., there are t i.ty total ab-iainers in the Common wealth Parliament, and the bar is the least frequented place in the House. R 'V. Matthew "Walker. a prisonser in the Orange (iaol, has been sentenced to two 1111"nths' imprisonment for rclu'iu"- to give evidence at tlm Quarter Sessions. Mr 1 anemic, accoiding to his own compulation, maoe ;o a fraud, has recently given away n.Mrly i'.i.u n.nooa year. lie averages about ibrarii s a •.lay, giv ing an average of «i to each- Appar ently lie doe- not an'iclpafea cessation of his daily gifts. Says the Johannesburg corre-ponde l l. f the Times :—The hard fact must I e fa -ed that we are going to have a long strug'do lo make S, nth Africa British in heart °as well as in name. The lesson is being taught every day, so why should it bo ig nored : The prosperity of tho c.untry will prove a powerful lev. r in our hands and iuii<t form the koyu .to of our policy. It' future generations can say "until the British ivgim • we did not ku >w what pros perity meant," the integrity of the Empire will never seriously be threatened." The Johannesburg correspondent of the Cologne Gazette, one of the most influen tial papers in G finally, remarks that th 3 idea that the Boers will in a few years again take up arms is a mistak 11 one. " T am firmly convinced," h says, " that this race will not fight unless driven to desperation. English schools can only do the Boers good, since they will there learn to enlarge their views and ideas. England holds the d stiny of So th Africa and the Br tish power in that country in her own hands : even thing depends on her treatment of the B ers.'" Pastoralists' Rjvie-v notes:—The pas toral outlook is a month worse than it was at the time of our last issue. In parts of New South Wales, notably the Liverpool Plains and in the agricultural areas of South Australia, there have, indeed, been light rain-, but few and far between are the places where it can be said that the position has distinctly improved since August, while the great majority are hang ing ou, growing more aud more desperate. This is particularly the case in Queensland (though there have been light rains on the Darling Downs and southern parts', which has got no relief at all, and where the available change of country for starving stock is exhausted. We never remember through all these drought-stricken years so heavy a gloom settled over the pastoral interest of Australia. The Typographical Union and the Rail way Union at Charlotte, North Carolina in the United States, are taking little children out of tho factories and putting them at school at their own (the unions) expense. This policy (says a contemporary) cannot abolish child-labour in the factories any more than tne old humane policy of buying the freedom of individual slaves could have abolished slavery, but the new policy like tho old—by reason of its con crete helpfulness will stir the heart of the nation more than scores .of resolutions against tiie false system, and when the public heart is fairly stirred the false sys tem will go. 1 he Belfast Magistrates once announced that they would inflict a fine of f,,rty shil lings on any person expressing in public too warm a regard for the future state of any political antagonist. A policeman sub sequently came upon an Ornngeman lying in dignified ease 111 the gutter and mutter ing " lo , To —Apparently he could got no further than the name of the destination to which be desired to consign somebody or Something, so the constable with "a care" in view, endeavoured to help him out. " lo where with whom 1' ho enquired, bending over the Orangeman. But the northern cautiou asserted itself. Rising into a sitting posture, the Orange man gazed upon tin' ofli.-er. *' Finish it yourself,' he said, '■ it's too expensive for in'." in the opinion of Mr Kowin, colonial representative of sever*il lo.rtre houses in London which handle New Zealand dairy produce, it is almost certain that cheese will realise the record price of HOs per cwt in London this season. There is likely to be a shortage owing to the fact that some countries which exported cheese largely last year are now paying more attention to the production of butter. Tlr> Go vernment Dairy Commissioner believes that those factories in New Zealand which are shipping their butter on consignment this season would have been wise to have accepted the offer of Bid per lb made by the agents of English houses, as there are indications that the article will be in large supply at Home shortly. Big stocks of Russian and Canadian butter are in cold store and the output of the factories in those countries will be considerably greater than that of last year. The western breakwater of the Mac quarrie (TaO harbour works which Mr C. Napier Bell is carrying out has been com pleted. Macqiiarrie Harbour is a grand sheet- of water, 120 square miles in extent, with'deep water all over it. It has, how ever, a bar at the entrance, aud two miles of sin a! water just inside the bar. Mi- Bell s works will increase the depth on the bar to 2ott. at low water. They consist of a western breakwater 3800 ft long just com pleted, an eastern one 7000 ft long, and a training wall, a mile and three-quarters long, inside, to deal with tde shoal water inside. The breakwaters are being built at a total cost (including all plant) of £lO l"s a foot. The completion of the design for these works is at present delayed on financial considerations, but wheu com pleted, and the full depth of water attained Macquarie Harbour will be one of the finest in the colonies, as inside the shoals at the entrance it is 27 inile3 long, from five to seven miles wide, and from 60ft to 100 ft deep all over it. The railway lines from Zehan and Mount Lyell have their ter minus at Strahan. Mineral deposits of silver, copper, tin, and load are very nnme rous over a wide area, which lias Macquarie Harbour for its outlet. TEN BOLD ASSERTIONS. REGARDING CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC, CHOLERA AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY. 1. it affords quick relief in cases of colic, cholera morbus and pains in the stomach. 2. It never fails to affect a cure in the most severe cases of dysentery and diar rhoea. •'>. ft is a sure cure for chronic diar rhoea, 1. It can always be depended upon in cases of cholera infantum. 5. It cures epidemical dysentery. (!. 11 prevents bilious colic, 1. It is prompt and etlective in curing all bowel complaints. s. It never produce? bad results. 9. It is pleasant and safe to take. 10. It lias saved the lives of more people than any other medicine ia the world.
FATAL ACCIDENT ON RAILWAY
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) AUCKLAND, This Dcy. Information received f our Holensville states] that a railway man named Thos. Beecher has been killed by a fall of earth, five miles north of Tahekeroa.
FALSIFYING ACCOUNTS.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association) NELSON", This Day. At the Supreme Court, Joseph Taylor, late manager of the Ruponsra Coal and Gold Co., was found gnilty of falsifying the accounts of the Campany, and sentenced to two years' imprisonment,
RETRUN OF LORD AND LADY RANFURLEY.
By Telegraph. Pros* Association I'l N EDIf?. This I)ay. The Governor, accompanied by Lady Constance Knox and Captain Alexander, arrived last nignt. after a visit to Australia. 1 hey proceed to-day to Claremont, near Tiinani. His Excellency spe:ks of tho condition of the Mallee c >untry, in Victoria, as deplor able, through, the prolonged drought.
INTERPROVINCIAL.
DUTY OX KEROSENE. (By Telegraph.—Press Assocint : on.) I 'XEI>IN, Yesterday. Sir Joseph Ward told a City Council de putation that tho Government had no in teution of disturbing the present duty on kerosene. NEW ZEALAND ALLIANCE. GREYMOUTH, Yesterday. The temperance party have decided to form a branch of the New Zealand Alliance here. A committee has also been ap pointed to support the police in the main tenance of the law in regard to licensing matters. A TIMBER MILL BURNED. DANNEVIRKE, Yesterday. The Tirata Sawmills Company's planing mill at M ingatoro was destroyed by fire last night. A large quantity of dressed and seasoned timber was burnt. LAWYER v. MAGISTRATE. ELLINGTON, Yesterday. The action in which Mr E. G. Jellicoe sought to recover ,£.301 damages from Mr Haselden, Stipendiary Magistrate, for alleged malicious and false utterances while acting as Commissioner in the prison inquiry, has been settled. Mr Haselden has expressed regret that the words used should have been capable of the interpreta tion put on them by Mr Jellicoe, and which was not intended. Mr Haselden pays £lO 10s costs. HEAVY SENTENCE. INVERCARGILL, This Day. For indecent assault O'Connell has been sentenced to eight years' imprisonment.
WAITOA ROAD BOARD.
'I he monthly meeting of this Board was held at \\ ailiou 011 Saturday last when there wore present : —Messrs (,'hepmell (ciiairman), Farmer, Bell, Jackson and Bellamy. Mr I.'. Parr was appointed foreman of the Eastern District on the same terms as the foreman of the Western District. The Land Department notified that the road bounding 011 South Eastern side sec tions No?. 11, 12, Li 14, Block XVI, W aitoa, is a Government Public Road. Dr. Makgill expressed regret that the Board have been unable to obtain funds for metalling the road to Mangakawa, a most necessary work. He will communicate with the Chief Health Officer. re of a special grant, a matter of about £IOO. S. I). Currie, Manawaru, asked permis sion to lay sin pipes across the road to con vey water from his farm to the property occupied by Mr Hughes, pipes to be IS inches below the surface, and the road in good repair. -Permission was granted. Several applications for transfer on the rate books were received. The report from Foreman R. Parr, of the eastern district, showed that work was re quired on Mckinley's road; continuation of Knight's road ; Soddon's road; Mikkel sen's road: Bailey's road, Ngatumanga road ; Poole's drain; Thomas' road: Wai orcngomai-Maugakawa road, and a portion of McOabe s road.—J'lie Foreman was in structed to draw up specifications for most of these works, and call tenders returnable at next meeting. The following tenders were accepted : Lakers Road: F. Alloy, £.ll. Kiwitahi Road, forming and draining : Bell. Valley Road, forming and drainiug: Messrs Brein ner and Stark. Richmond Road, forming and carting: Messrs Bremner and Stark! Richmond and Chepmell's Road, forming, draining and carting : Messrs Bremner and Stark. Several accounts were passed for pay ment.
RANGIAOHIA ROAD BOARD.
A meet ng of the Rangiaohia Road Board was held at the Board's office on Saturday 22th November, 1902. Present : Messrs Potts (chairman) Bell, Kay and Weal. voice's drain. It wis decided that the chairman inter view Messrs \ oice, Alexander and Mc Givern, and find out whether they are willing to enter into an arrangement re this drain ; if so, to request them to write to the Board before their next meeting after which a legal document will be drawn up for their signature. ROADS STOPPED. It was decided that the road lately stopped through Mr Bell's be offered to Mr Bell at £3 per acre ; also that the road lately stopped through Mr Mandeno's be offered to Mr Mandeno at £5. PIPES. A set- of pipes was granted to Mr F. McGiven for drain leading through his property. INSURANCE. It was decided to take out a policy for £175 under Workers' Compensation Act. ACCOUNTS PASSED. Thomson and Mandeno £:W 10s Id.
HUNTLY
I'Rom a Corespondent The Committee'of the Huntly and Kitni hia Co-operative Butchery Society met on Thursday night when a statement of accounts was presented. The turnover for the first fortnight was £24 and has steadily increased till the last fortnight when it was £ll lis. The margin of profit was so small that there was a loss of £1- 12s on the business of the first fortnight. £3 10s on the second and =£l 9s on the third, but on the feurth and fifth fortnights this loss was made good except 13s, and the value of the stock if anything underestimated. The total sales being £197 16s ojd and accounts due and paid away £l9B 10s 2Jd. This result was received by the com mittee with great satisfaction showing that the society is now making a very fair profit, notwithstanding the fact that they have been paying three pence per pound for both beef and mutton by the carcase at Hamilton Railway Station, freight having to be added to this. The slaughter-house has been altered, and all necessary improvements made to comply with the Act. It was inspected by Mr Ross, the Inspector, a fortnight ago, that gentleman remarking that it was the most up to-date little slaughter-house in the district. The license has just been granted and the first lot of cattle ha 3 arrived from Mr Hunter. Sheep and lambs have been procured locally. All meat will for the future be slaughtered by the Society, so there is every reason to look forward to a very substantial profit in the future.
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MACEDONIAN RE FORMS.
(Received Dee. :i. a.m.) LONDON December 7. 1 lie Daily lelegraphs \ ienna cor respondent asserts that Russia and Austria have undertaken the joint supervision of the Sultan's promised reforms in Macedonia.
STRANDED TRAVELLERS
PARIS, December Two thousand travellers, mostlv proceeding to Algiers, in Tunis, are stranded in Marseilles. Much distress exists in that city.
THE IRISH MEMBERS
LONDON, Dec. 2. Mr Tully, Nationalist member for Leitrim, describes the poliov of Messrs Redmond and O'Brien as_ alternatively brawl and crawl.
A COLONIAL BAT TALION.
A SUGGESTION. LONDON, Dec. 2. General Parsons Halifax, suggests the formation of an Imperial Colonial Battalion with head-quarters in Eng land, the various colonies supplying companies.
BLACKMAILERS DISMISSED
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 2. Half the customs oilicers stationed at Nikolaier on the Black Sea has been dismissed for blackmailing foreign ship brokers,' who paid their demands to secure the prompt loading and despatch of vessels.
VENEZULAN REVOLU TION.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1. It is estimated that the foreign claims against Venezuela arising out of the revolution amount to twenty live million dollars, including fifteen million dollars claimed by Germans.
THE WRECK OF THE ELINGAMITE.
(By Tolegropli.—Press Association.) AIICKL\ND, This JJay- At the Eliugiuiite enquiry further evidenoe by the engineers was to the effect that everything possible was done in the engine room to make the vessel go astern.
MONTGOMERY'S ENTERTAINERS.
♦ Montgomery's Entertainers will apear at the \ olunteer Hall, Hamilton, to-morrow The public can rely on seeing everything new at Montgomery's show,and the programme always embraces the cham pion acts of the world and the greatest wonders of the age. The world-renowned Lukcns, the greatest para lied bar per formers on earth, are among the latest sensations, and their act is one which holds the spectators spell-bound, so marvellous and so perilous are their performances. Little Tick, in his big boot dance, is the funniest act ever witnessed. The famous Willie Bros., the champion head balancers of the world, in their great act, are simply beyond compare. Another big attraction is the famous leaping greyhounds, leaping over baskets loft high. This act is the latest London sensation, and has been a huge " driw " in that large metropolis.
ANNIVERSARY GATHERING.
* The anniversary of Trinity Presbyterian Church, Cambridge, was celebrated by a tea and social gathering in the Oddfellows' tfa'l last evening. A large number sat down to the well-filled tables, presided over by Mesdames Dean, Scott, Langmuir, Ferguson, Howard, Bruce, Jardine, McFar lane, Walks, Baihty, Scott, Sharp and Lake. The catering was done by Mr Chas. Boyce, in excellent style. The tea was followed by an after meeting, at which the pastor (Rev. .Jno. Envin) presided. On the plat form were the Yen. Archdeacon Willis, the Rev. S. Entrican (Te Awamutu), and Mr Adams (Hamilton). Archdeacon Willis mentioned that the great value of such gatherings was the social element, while Mr Adams spoke of the pleasure it afforded him to join in the rejoicings of the Presbyterian body of Cambridge, and conveyed the hearty good wishes of the Hamilton portion of the church. The chairman gave several anecdotes at inter vals. The Cambridge Orchestral Society (under the conductorship of Mr J. H. Ed wards) played a couple of selections in a manner that was much appreciated. Mr Erwin took the opportunity of mentioning the kindness of the coaductor for his valu able assistance ou numerous occasions. Ihe chief contributors to the musical portion of the programme were two Auckland visitors —Miss B. Butler and Mr W. Aspinall ; both of whom delighted the audience by their fine singing. JJiss Butler was responsible for two ' solo?, " Why Must We Say Good-bye," and "All in the Hush of Twilight." Her expressive rendition of the latter solo quite established her as a favourite singer, and she may rest assured of always finding an appreciated audience at Cambridge. She was also heard to advantage in a duet with Mr Aspinall in " Life's Dream is O'er," and I know a Bank." Mr Aspinall's voice has acquired more richness since he last sung here, and he commanded the sym pathetic attention of his hearers right throughout the progress of his numbers— " Doreen," and " Fiona," for the first of which he was loudly encored, responding with the ballad " Mary." Local amateurs might with advantage take a leaf out of the visiting vocalists book as regards enunciation, for it was a real pleasure to hear each word ring out distinct and clear. Miss Peterson (Cambridge) has probably never been heard to better advantage than she was last night, her pretty voice being eminently suited for an acceptable rendi°- tion of " The River Dart." Besides a round of applause, she was also the recipient of a pretty bouquet. The Rev. Mr and Miss Entrican contributed a duet, "He Wipes the Tear from Every Eye," and Mr E. Bouillon a solo entitled "The Coming of the King." Herr Engel played a couple of violin solos in his usual masterly manner The gathering concluded by the sinking of the National Anthem, °
SNOW IN AMERICA
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THE CHINESE SITUATION
LONDON". Dec, 3. I lie Standard states that the Com manders of the (lerman and French Contingents decline to evacuate Shanghai before February.
A BIG AUCTION
* LONDON, Dec 2. Eightytwo acres of houses in Earl's Court district belonging to Lord Kensington were sold at auction and realised upwards of half a million, be ing a quarter of a million below anti cipation.
THE FRENCH MARITIME STRIKE
(Received Dee. 3, 12.57 a:m.) PARIS, Dec. 2. The strikers are endeavouring to obstruct foreign vessels at Marseilles. 3ien from the Navy manned the liners running to Tunis and Algeria. Gun boats carry the mails to Corsica.
SOUTH AFRICAN AF FAIRS.
-»v UNEMPLOYED AUSTRALIANS Received Dec 3, 1.20 a.m. CAPETOWN, Dec. 2. Many Australians are unable to obtain employment in Johannesburg, and have returned to Capetown. They experienced great difficulty in obtain ing pas: ages to Australia. THE TRANSVAAL SCHOOLS (Received Dec. 1,10.40 p.m.) LONDON, Dec. 2. The Transvaal has decided that schools must be conducted in English though the Dutch is taught five hours a week, including Biblical instruc tion. CONCEALED WEALTH. Another £130,000 concealed in South Africa until the close of the war has been landed at Hamburg and handed to Dr. Levds. SPEECH BY DR. JAMESON CAPETOWN, Dec. 1. Dr. Jameson, in a speech at Kim berley, asserted that Sir Gordon kpngg was no longer progressive. They should let him represent a Bond constituency; then he would be harmless. The speaker believed that the racial difficulty would slowly dis appear with firmness, justice, and patience, combined with a sympathetic appreciation of the aspirations of a kindred people.
AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
THE LABOUR CONGRESS. SYDNEY, Dec. 2. The Labour Conference decided that labour candidates for the Fede ral Parliament should be required to give a pledge that they will vote as a caucus of the part directs except on fiscal questions. SIR E. BARTON CRITI CISED. MELBOURNE, Dec. 2. The Age commenting on Sir Ed mund Barton's speeches says he can scarcely feel exhilarated at the re sults of his meetings. Every speech he makes conveys quite unconsciously the idea that he has come back from England more British than Australian in ideas. SPEECH BY SIR G. REID. (Received Dec. 3, 1.8 a.m. SYDNEY, December 2. One of the greatest political demons trations witnessed in Sydney was held to-night on the occasion of Sir George Reid's reply to Sir Edmund Barton's speeches. An immense audience in the Town Hall accorded the leader of the Opposition an enthusiastic wel come. He condemned the action of the Government over the fodder duties and said the only State that would have a small surplus on the wheat harvest was South Australia. In order that this state should have the benefit of protection the rest of the Commonwealth would have to bear the burden which involved the importation of twelve and a half million bushels. The hasty manner in which the Postal and Defence Departments had been taken over had resulted in a state of chaos. The Old Age Pensions were outside practicable Federal, politics. The tariff yielded 9]d millions at this time of universal distress as against the 8 millions the Premier had predicted. Referring to the Imperial Conference Sir G. Reid said preferential treat ment with England might well be granted by protectionists out of shame's sake, but freetraders would have none of it. If it wer e to be Australian, it would have to be under Australian control.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3 1902-
TO TALL* Miss MISS EN, KNOX STREET, HAMILTON. CERTIFICATED TEACHER OF THE PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN AND VIOLA. Special attention to Technique & Theory. [a cakd] R. W. D v E » SOLICI L'OR Hamilton. MONEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE OF FREE HOLS. ERBERT Y. C OLLINS. BARRISTER and SOLICITOR TE AWAMUTU. SOLICITOR FOR "ADVANCES TO SETTLERS OFFICE." J, A. YOUNG, DENTIST, Te Awamutu, first Tuesday in month. Ngaruawahia, second Tuesday in month. Huntly, third Tuesday in month, Te Aroha, fourth Tuesday in month. Other districts occasionally. HIGH-CLASS WORK. TERMS MODERATE. AS MY HOOD STREET PRE ISES DID NOT GROW WITH MY USINES3, I have erected NEW AND UP-TO-DATE ENTAL ROOMS In the Main Street of Hamilton. J. A. YOUNG, Dentist. OTI C E MR E. DE VENNY MoGARRIGLE, DHNTAL SURGEON, Hamilton. . Mr M ,3 may be consulted on and a,fter Saturday, August 2nd, ,at his rooms, Victoria House, Hamilton Nitrous-Oxidfl gas admicisiered. Paiulees Extractions by the most recen l process. Artificial work at moderate Prices. MR Q. SKENE DIXON SURGEON DENTIST, HAMILTON. Viiitß monthly the following jlaces : Ngarunwnhla—lst Friday Te Awfimutu—2nd Friday Huntly 4th Friday. IS OUR AND A HALF PER CENT.— We have Money to Lend at this rata n First-class Freehold Security. Early is requested. Vailo Bros,, egal Chambers, opposite Vulcan Lane, !ueen-street, Auckland. 217 ONEY TO LEND on Mortage of First-class Freehold Securities. W. COLEMAN, Solicitor and Notary Public. 103, Queen - street, Auckland, 23 7. I. .BIG G S, AUTHORISED AND LICENSED SURVEYOR. Ten years on Government Staff. NEXT H\MI LT 0 N HOT EL, HAMILTON. 2:5,7. EWS 0 N gHEP PAR D, LAND, COMMISSION. AND ESTATE AGENT HAMILTON. "R gOSWORTH, rfiACIIiSK OF PIANU, VIOLIN, 'CELLO AND Singing, laving taken up his ie3idence iu Hamil ton, ia now prepared to receive pupils at CLAREMONT VILLA. Cambridge—Every MONDAY and Te Awamutu—Every FRIDAY. Mr Hosworth'a " VVaiknto Quadrille Band" is now open to accept Engage ments for Concerts, Balls, etc., in any part the Waikato. H. UPTOX. ENGINEER, HAMI LT 0 N AVjE'S T, Near Railway Station 0 S H E R, TEACHER OF SINGING AND VOICE PRODUCTION. TE AWAMUTU. Handsome composes -~ju7t the thing for a present f!s cash, at i£, J. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge,
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L< )NDON, Dec. 1. Mr Bennett 1 the war cor res]iond"nt of the " Telegraph," wires from Berbera that the .Mullah was formerly an interpreter on a British warship. In recent letters the .Mullah offered peace if Great Britain acknowledged his independence, and granted him a seaport eastward of Berbera. The .Morning Post's Aden corres pondent states that the rains are rendering the British advance in So malilaml impossible for some months. The post meanwhile are being streng thened.
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Received December 2, a.m. LONDON, Dec. 1. A diabolical attempt made to wreck the Midland Express at Darwin in Lancashire, was discovered and frus trated. Mr Redmond declares the absten tion of the Nationalists helper! the Government in compelling its suppor ters to keep a strong house. He has ordered the Nationalists to be ready to vote f the House of Lord's amend ments were made education would be worse from a Catholic standpoint. The Bishop of Rochester has directed his clergy to pray that .Mr Chamberlain may have Divine Guidance in the pacification of South Africa. In connection with the Atlantic combine. Mr Morgan is paying four half-million sterling cash to the shareholders of the White Star and Dominion lines as part pavment for their shares. The operation will be effected in the ordinary wav of ex change without exporting American gold. LONDON, Dec. 2. Lord Alverstone's commission re ports examining 7-1 convictions, in cluding -V.) in Transvaal and Orange in Colony, and 4in Natal. It recom mending the release of several sen tenced to death, the sentences in very few instances being disturbed. CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 2. Hussean Hehne. Pasha, forme] \- Vali of the Yemen has been appointed inspector of the European provinces of Turkey. He will execute special administrative measures. Received December 3, ] .20 a.m. LONDON, Dec. 2. Advices received from Breslau, Prussia, state that in return for the Catholic support in the taritr the Go vernment are introducing a bill for the repeal of anti-Jesuit legisla tion. In the House of Lords the Earl of Londonderry replied sympathetically to Earl Meath's suggestion for the extention of the study of Colonial history and geography in elementary schools. Mr Morgan's settlement was effect ed smoothly. The cruiser Good Hope passed Malta. Viscount Cranbourne states he had no official information that Russia had communicated directly with the Ameer concerning closer relations with Russia. TheHettby Pit, Pontypridd Wales, has been closed, owingto the absence of arrangements being arrived at in re spect to wages. A thousund men are thrown out of work. The Sportsman has been fined for publishing betting advertisements. Hie case is a test one, and an appeal , ' 1 s been lodged. "" The New Zealand Loan and Mer cantile Agency Co. after paying in - terest on prior lien on second deben tures declared a profit of ,£s.'jr> which has been carried to the third deben ture interest account. NEW YORK, Dec 2. President Castro having yielded to Anglo-German pressure, the naval demonstrations at Venezuela has been postponed.
THE SIAMESE TROUBLE
BANGKOK, I>ec. 1. Five hundred Shun insurgents have crossed the Mekong and have sur rendered to the French opposite K iangkong.
AN ANARCHIST CONFESSION
SOPHIA, Dec. 1 An Anarchist student entered the park at Euxinograd, intending to as sassinate Prince Ferdinand of Bul gii 1 ia <tn seeing the Prince playing with his children he repented of his re solution, and confessed his intended crime to the authorities. He was ar rested.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3 1902
L\ A/I~PQ From Is to 35s At WIL /IIV.I Jkj UAM ESCOTT'S Victoria stroM fßTTlbHllffP WADE'S WOFM FlGS—the Wondeful Worm Woriora—are a safe and sure remedy, ia Is boxes. Sold everywhere,
Eke ion Notices. ELEi "l'( >RA 1/ bISTRICT 11F l*r.sri/r nv j-n 1; roll F I'ur.Miancv uf tin* - Electoral Act. I I •»i hereby give public notire that 1 lie i) urn I of \i,:c.s received liy each of liit' i .in• I -i:>t«vs at ihe Llectoral I'oll taken uti tlio - tli November was < •RMKXSLA I >E. Henry James ... 2h 9 LA.NC, Frederic \* iliiam ... ... 220 - And a.3 Frederic William Ling, Tuhikara ni fa. farmer, is the Candidate why has re ceived in the aggregate the gie.itest number of votes at all the polling-places, I declare him to he duly elected as Member of the House of Representatives for the Electoral l>istrict of Waikato. JAMES S. lioND, Hi turning-Officer. Waikato Times Buildings, Hamilton, December Ist, 1902. ELECTORAL DISTRICT <»F FRANK i LIN DECLARATION OF ELECTORAL ROLL, 1902. In pursuance of the provisions of the Electoral Act, 19u2, I hereby give Public Notice that the total number of votes received by each Candidate at the Elec toral Poll taken under the provisions of the said Act on the 25th day of November, 1902, was as follows : HARRIS, Alfred Richard ... 1121 MASSEY, William Ferguson ... 2297 Informal 17 1 therefore declare WILLIAM FER GUSON MASSEY, of Mangere, Farmer, who has received in the aggregate at all the polliug places in the district the greater number of votes, to be duly elected Member of tho House of Representatives for the Electoral District of Franklin. WILLIAM J. KING, Returning Officer I )ated at Pukekohe, this Ist day of Dec ember, 1902. DECLARATION OF LICENSING POLL IN THE DISTRICT. LICENSING DISTRICT OF WAI IX pursuance of "The Alcoholic Liquors Sale Control Act Amendment Act, 1*95," I hereby give public notice of the result of the Local < >ption Poll taken under the provisions of the said Act. NUMBER OF VOTES RECORDED That the number of Licenses exist ing in the district continue ... 25 That in the number of Licenses existing in the district be reduced ... ... ]:> That no Licenses be granted in the district 15 The total number of voters whose votes were recorded at the poll was 11G5, and, as the number of votes recorded in favour of the proposal that the existing number of Licenses in the district, continue is an ab solute majority of the total number of voters are aforesaid, 1 hereby declare such proposal to be carried. [JAS. S. HOND Returning Officer. Waikato Times Buildings, Hamilton, 2nd December, 1902. THE LICENSING DISTRICT OF FRANKLIN. DECLARATION OF THE LICENSING POLL TAKEN IN THE LICENSING DISTRICT OF FRANKLIN. IX Pursuance of the " Alcoholic Liquor Sale Control Act Amendment Act, 1595," I hereby give public no;ice of the result of the local option poll taken under the provision of the said Act. NUMBER OF VOTES RECORDED. That the number of Licenses existing in the District continue... 1581 That the number of Licenses existing in tho District be reduced 158-1 That no Licenses be granted in the dis trict 1737 Informal 74 The total number of voters whose votes were recorded at the poll was and as none of the propo als respecting licenses in the district obtained the prescribed majority I declare none of them to be carried. Dated at Pukekohe Ist day of December, 1902. WILLIAM J. KING, Returning Officer. COYLE AND JOLLY, HAMILTON. -yy HOLE SALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IX Sawn ant! Dressed Timber, MOULDINGS DOORS SASHES JOINERY, >Vc. Also, stock Posts and Wire Builders' Ironmongery * White Lead and Oil, etc. Jobbing Work Done. Plans and Specifications Prepared and Estimates < liven. Agents for United Fire Insurance Co. These are bold assertions to make regard ing any medicine, but there is abundant proof of every one of the above statements regarding this.'remedy. Every 'household should have a bottle at hand. Get it to day. It may save a life. W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton; THOMAS WELLS, Agent, Cam bridge ; GEO. M. A. AHIER, Agent, To Awauutu sell it.
■Amuf ements. VOLCNTIIER HALL. HAMILTON. THURSDAY, DEC. I, MONTGOMERY'S inkrs. A Show With a Reputation. New and Startling Novelties. Willie Bros., Champion Head Balancers Famous Lukens, Horizontal I!ar Per formers Denzo Bros., in lli<-ir Han-el .lumping Act, Suported by a unique Company of Enter tainers Mr Edmund .Montgomery, Huh Hall, Ered (iibsou. Edsjar Bentley. Harold Vincent, Mi?s Frances Beverley. THE KINd'S CORONATION. Prices—3s, - J . Is. Box Plan at Paul'?. OE<>. CATHKO, Touring Manager. Lost. Found- &c. loST-At Cambridge, silver - mounted J Walking stick. Initials, J. 0. Re ward at E. .T. Wilkinson's, Cambridge. Business Notices- SALE—One First-Class Timber Waggon, with inch tyres, also Double and Single Buggies.—John Ferguson, Cambridge. TMPOUNTED —ln the Te Awanmtu 1. pound, from Punui, near Kihikihi, One bay Stallion, one black Mare. Owners unknown. If not claimed, will be sold on Saturday, December Oth. 1002, at 12 o'clock. A. BOND, Poundkeeper. "Wanteds Etc. WANTED, the Public to Call on GAZE & CO. for SUPERIOR PHOTO GRAPHS and ENLARGEMENTS. Studio —Howden's Buildings, Hamilton. WANTED— The travelling public to re member that Tea, Coffee, Pies, Pastry, Cakes, etc., are obtainable all day long at my Refreshment Rooms. Auck land, Local, and Illustrated papers.—J. T. Home, Confectioner etc., Hamilton. TXT"ANTE D—Those requiring Violins, * ▼ Strings, and all Accessories appert aining thereto, to call on or send to H. H. Howden, watchmaker and jeweller, Hamil ton, who has a large supply iu stock. WANTED KNOWN, Mrs Bridges has opened- up in Victoria Street, Hamilton, with a supply of Smoked Fish. Fresh fish three times a week. Also, Summer Drinks, Lollies, Sweetmeats etc., to arrive shortly. WANTED KNOWN.—V. Plescher de sires to draw attention to his large stock of Footwear. A splendid lot of Ladies' and Gentlemen's American Kid boots (laee and button), Walking and Evening Shoes, (iirl's Lace and Button Boots (tan and black), Good Strong School Boots, Farmers' Boots. Bluchers, Canvas 1 Shoes, Leather and Carpet Slippers (good and cheap). Repairs neat and prompt. First-class boots made order. V. PLESCHER, CO-OPERATIVE BOOT SHOP, CAMBRIDGE. WOODCARVIN<j—ReIief, Chip, Floral Chip, etc. Terms, 12s Gd per quarter, Is (id per hour. Articles designed.—Miss E. Ayling, 13, Victoria Area le, Auckland. IX)R CRICKET!NO," GOLF, and TENNIS GOODS give E. J. V* L KINSON a call. All this season's sroods. Business Notices BOROUGH OF HAMILTON. I HEREBY notify that CHARLES J. W. BARTON has this day been duly nominated as Councillor, and being the only candidate 1 declare him to be duly elected. W. I. CONRADI, Returning Officer. Hamilton, 2nd December, 1002. WTM. gflfUD NOTICE WEBLEY, (HOTCH KISS-FAIRY QUEEN) Will stand season at the RaDgipai Farm, Road, N garuawahia and Whatawhata Districts. Mr Pat. Mohan, Stud Groom, will be at NG\RUAWAHIA on MONDAY, and WHA TAWIIATA on TUESDAY. Those desirous are requested to book early to secure atteution. His dam "Fairy Queen," brown mare, bred by Mr Alfred Buok'iind in 1888, got by the Dauphin, her dam Queen M«b by Derby out of Una by imported St. Aubyn—Miss Howe, by Sir Hercules. For further particulars apply and address letters to Wm, Home, Te Ak-itea. WM. HORNE AT GOVERNMENT STUD AND EXPERIMENTAL STATION, RUAKUBA, HAMILTON. r PIIE Undermentioned Sires will be at the i Service of Breeders : THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION SINGLESTICK 11. (1898). H a zl that eh Hermit = Hazledeau Bruar = Tuba Ncwroicster B'air Athol Fee for Approved Maris, suitablo for get ting Remounts, TWO GUINEAS, »nd for Thoroughbreds, FOUR GULNEAS. Groora ge 2■ Gd Paddocking 2s od per week, Pay ble on demand. IMPORTED SHORTHORN BULL RED LORD XXVII. Calved 3rd Jan,, 1900. Red Lord Orange Blossom XIII This bull comes from a noted milking family. TERMS-ONE GUINEA. For further particulars see circulars obtain able'at the office of the Inspector of Stock, at Hamilton, or fiom the Manager of the Farm. Penny Postage has proved a great boon Ever since it has cumß into force, Such benelits can't leach us too soon, Though hound to arrive in due course. It is time we took care of our pence, And likewise our health I am sure, So he, with a cough and t;oorl sense, Takes WOOlia' GREAT PEPPERMINT CURE. U
Bus'' ess r otic?s- XOTr C E . PUBLIC HALL, RAGLAN. *»' H< > \\" A X begs to not ifiy th'' piO-lic ' . of Raglan and surrounding districts that he will shortly open in the above Hall. • IKKAT CLEARING SALE AUCTION SALE. ,(j AH) • ieiiHivil Drapery. Su>t of Clothes, Dress Pieces. Lots mid Slices. Saddlery, .jewellery, Watches, Fancy Gou lj, etc. FUR SHORT PERIOD ONLY. Opening date and Auct ion Sale will he duly advertised. HOT WEATHER GuODS AT Milne & Choyce, Ltd., AUCKLAND. WASHING BLOUSES, Special job line at 2s Gd, 3s 6d, 4s Gd ; Mercerised Sateeu Blouses, floral styles, Is lid to 12s Gd : White aud Coloured Washing Sdk Blouses, beautifully trimmed, at 12s Gd, 15? Gd. to -Lis. HOLLAND COSTUMES, with new Rus sian and Eton jackets, and smartly cut skirts, from 24s l Jd the costume. UNDERSKIRTS, in washing prints, all trimmed, at 2s lid, 3s Gd, 3s lid, to 10s Gd; Fancy Materials, from 5s lid to 235. WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, Special Value, trimmed lace or embroidery and tucks, :'.s lid, oa lid, Gs lid, to 27s Gd. NET," SUNSHADES - Handsome Cream Satin Sunshades, with wide moire .:tripe, 10s tld; Striped and Floral Roman Satins, Gs 11« I, Ss lid, los Gd ; Plain and Fancy Parasols in every shade. CHILDREN'S WHITE SILK FROCKS, lace trimmed, to fit children from G to SI yeais, Gs lid to 21s. NEW*FANCY GOODS FOR PRESENTS —Good Fancy Soaps, 3 cakes in artis tic box, Is 3d, Is Gd. 2s Gd, Is Gd : Photo Frames, in all shapes, Is, Is 3d, Is ( Jd, 2s Gd, to 10s Gd : Purses, at Hd. Is, ]s •3d, Is !>d, to 20s ; Fancy Boxed Hand kerchiefs, Is 3d, Is Gd. Is !kl, Is lid, to 10s Gd the box: Real Maltese Lace Scarves and Collars, 10s Gd, 12s Gd, 15s Gd. to !oS. NEW OOODS FOR GENTLEMEN— Special selection of Gent's Neckties, at Is, Is Gd, 2s Gd, to 4s Gd. SERVICEABLE LINEN HANDKER CHIEFS-Plain hem. Is, Is 3d, Is Gd : hem-stitched. Is 6d to 3s Gd. SMART WASHING WAISTCOATS, in white, drab, and shepherd's plaids, at 5s lid, Gs lid. Ms Gd, to 15s Gd. FRENCH STRAW PANAMA HATS, Gs lid. Latest Ha l s in every style. NEW TUNIC AND TENNIS SHIRTS, from 3s Gd to 7s Gd ; Gent's White and Coloured Sweaters, 3s Gd, 3s lid to 10s Gd. Immense stock of Gent's Summer Underclothing. WILDtf AA, LYELL, aml aiu;Y XMAS SEASON 1902-3. XMAS CARD PACKETS. A LL our Packets are selected by the J.X. celebrated Xmas Card firm, Raphael Tuck and Sons, London. Packet cards are better value than boxes of cards as the whole of the value is made up in cards instesd of paying for the box. WE HAVE NINE VARIETIES. The Superb, c ntaining 6 carefully selected Xmas and New Year Cards, Gd The Ideal, containing 12 folding Xmas and New Y'ear Cards, Is The Recherche, containing 6 artistic folding Xmas and New Year Cards, Is The Champion, containing 40 novel Xmas and New Year Cards, Is The Unbeaten, containing 20 pretty Xmas and New Year Cards, Is Gd The Excellent, containing 20 effective Xmas and New Year Cards, Is Gd The Princess, containing 20 up-to-date Xmas and Year Cards, 2s Gd The King, containing unique Xmas and Xew Year Cards, 2s Gd The Welcome, 12 folding New Year Cards only. Is All our packets and Xmas Cards orders are sent post free 15 minutes after receipt of order. Order early—our packets are much sought after, and last year were all cleared a week before Xmas. We have single cards from Id to 7s Gd each. When in town for Xmas do not for get to visit our special Xmas card and fancy shop inside the Victoria Arcade. Admission free. XMAS NUMBERS. Pear's Annual with 4 pictures, Is Gd, posted, Is ( Jd Xmas London News with 1 picture, Is 6d, posted Is 8d Xmas London Graphic with 2 pictures, Is Gd. posted Is Sd Xmas Holly Leaves with magnificient battle picture entitled " All that was lelt of them " (Boer War) Is Gd, posted. Is '.id Xmas Sketch with 1 picture, Is 6d, posted, Is 8d XEW AXXUALS TO HAND. Boys' and Girls' Own Annual 8s each Chums (Boys' Annual), 8s each Young England - Boys' Annual) 5s each Boys of Our Empire (Boys' Annual) 7s Gd each The Girl's Empire (A new Girl's Annual) 5 s each Chatterbox, cloth ss, boards 3s Little Folk, cloth ss, boards 3s Gd Our Parling, cloth ss, boards 3s Sunday at Home, Leisure, Hour and Good Words, 7s Gd each Children's Friend, Infant's Magazine, Child's Companion and The Prize, cloth 2s, board Is Gd each Add 2d in the Shilling for postage A FEW NOTABLE BOOKS FOR XMAS READING. Temporal Power. Marie Corelli, cloth 3s Gd paper 2s Gd Hound of the Barkervilles, Conan Doyle, cloth 3s Gd, paper 2s Gd House 1 nder the Sea, Max I'eniberton, cloth 3s Gd. paper 2s Gd Greater Love. Joseph Hocking, cloth 3s Gd, paper 2s Gd The \Y ay of Escape, Graham Travers, cloth :is Gd, paper 2s Gd Uncle Joe's Legacy, Guy Bootliby, cloth 3s Gd, paper 2s Gd Little Mother Meg, Ethel Turner, cloth 2s Gd FOR XMAS PRESENTS. Purses, Pocket Books, Writing Cases, La dies' Hand Bags, Chatelaine Bags, Photo Frames, Photo Albums, Jewel Boxe?, Card Cases, ink Stands, Dressing Cases, Mani cure Sets and Leather Goods of every de scription. VICTORIA ARCADE, Shoktland Street, Auckland*
Business Notices. TURN TP SEED. F'RVMTD STEAMED BONE MEAL— Ammonia ■"i 11. Phosphates 52'ST. £ '■ Ills per ton' Wood and Bone, suitable for drilling, £ ■ 12s fill per ton Kangaroo Omni", ,£!■ I ."is. 1 irass Mixture, £6 15s. Phosphates, !■ > per cent., Co K)s. Corn a'i-l M-iiz • Mixture, nitro p itash. £i; l'g. Turnip Manure. Swedes • r Root, £>'< 15s Kainit, Imperial Belgium Soluble, does not set hard and can be drilled. «£ t Ts (id. The above are plus freight from Auckland. Turnip Seeds, kc., of Finest Quality. F. -f. S \ X i > K KS, Agent for \\. S laurie i Co., Auckland. IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS. KAHiKATEA, Mountain Rimu and Kauri at Lowest liaies. Sashes. Doois, Mou'dings, \c, of thoroughly Seasoned Timber at than Ai:ckl» ; >d Prices, owing to saving in railage. F. j. Sanders, Agent for J. McAndre.v ,V Co., Paeroa. TO FA J' ME;?S. 7% -f r ( ORMICK HAY RAKES, Mowers. L* 1 and Reapers and Binders are with out a riv il; strongly made and of ]i>rh f draught. Send for Catalogue to F. J. SANDE T iS, Sole Agent for Province of Auckland. FURNITURE. j< I OR SUPERIOR FURNITURE, well 1 made of Seasoned Timber, and at reasonable rates. Try, SANDERS, Q.C'.E. CHARCOAL IRONS. HAVE you seen the Dalli Charcoal Iron .- If not. call and inspect ihe most up-to-date Iron in the market. SANDEKS, Q.C.E. ARRAS CREAM SEPERATORS. r pillS is a boon t > persons being too far i- from a factory, inspection invited. SANDERS, QC.E. BISCUITS. 1. either local or imported, and the greatest" variety, send to SANDERS, Q.C.E. CHRISTMAS. WAIKATO BACON CO.'S HAMS. ' ' New Dried Fruits, Syrups, Jellies, and of finest quality. SANDERS, Q.C.E. GENERAL GROCERIES. 17 OK the (Greatest Variety, Highest- Quality, and Best All-Rouud Value, try SANDERS, Q.C.E. 17 G G PRES EK V ATI V E.—ln tins J.J bottles, and bulk. SANDERS, Q.C.E. CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE GOODS Constantly arriving. SANDERS. CAMBRIDGE. HAMILTON HOTEL. VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. W. BRIGHT, Propkietok. THE BEST APPOINTED HOSTELTY IN THE WAIKATO. GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR TOURISTS. BEAUTIFUL GARDEN AT THE REAR OF THE HOTEL. FIRST-CLASS TABLE KEPT. BEST WINES AND SPIRITS IN STOCK. ALES IN DRAUGHT AND IN BOTTLES. CIVILITY AND ATTENTION TO ALL Billiard room fitted with one of EDWARDS' BEST TABLES. SAMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCIAT TRAVELLERS. GOOD STABLING. W. B tTTo HT, PROPRIETOR. J. R 1 D L GENERAL CARRIER, COAL AND FIREWOOD MERCHANT, HAMILTON. 'A Will A T E J^ WAMUTU & JZAWHIA ROYAL MAIL COACH LeavOß KAWHIA every TUESDAY an FRIDAY, at 8 a.m. Leaves PIRONGIA evory WEDNES DAY and SATURDAY at 7 a.m. Arriving at Pirongia eveey TUESDAY and FRIDAY This line pasees through TE RAIT-A -M 0 A AND GOVERNMENT KING COUNTRY LANDS To be shortly opened for selection. A SYMONDS & CO PROPRIETORS TE AWAMUTU I7URST CLASS STATIONERY at E. J. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge, in packets at 3d, id, Cd, Td, Sd, Is, Is 3d Is (id, 2s, 2s Gd. Business envelopes a specialy. Any Person FOUND TRESPA SIVG with dog r.r gun en any of the Assets Realisation Board's properties in the Wai kato will be prowcu'ed. JOHN McOAW, Estates Superintendent, Matamata,
McNicol & Co. PEDIGREE POLLED A .Mi I S BULLS FOR PRIVATE SALE. rr PURE-BRED POLLED AXGUS O HULLS, the property of Mr Alex ander Aitken. and bred upon the Kereone Estate as follows : Fighting Mao, S X 21, N Z HB; colour, lila<• k : birth, 2i>th Septem ber, 11)01 : breeder, Kereone Es tate. Piako : got" bv Mercury, XZHB 216; Ist, Surprise, XZHB 512, by Famous. XXHB 129: 2nd Vista, XXII!!, by So! omon I. (iuip) XZIIB H3IO ; 3rd, Victoria, XXHB 73, by Blackleg, XXIIIi (>S : 4th <'ipsy, XXHIS o!», by Rubin Hood, XXHB 04(3 ; Oth. Lizzie, XXHB 50, by Druid, ,\ Xll li 1,7 ; tith Minerva (imp) XXHB 15S. bred by Mr McCombie. First and special merit Waikato show. October, 1002, second Auckland show, Xoveinber 1002. Tara, TilGfi XXHB : colour, bla.k : birth. 22ud October, ISOS : breeder. X.X. and A. Land Association, Oarnaru: got by Baron Arradoul, 8053 ; Ist, Tempest 430, by Proud English man. 055!-; 2nd, Thalia, 111, by Solomonn 11. XXIIB 21: 3rd, Tillyfour Maid, M.by Robin Hood 1 in-]»), 01*); 4th, Tilly four Lass, ICO. bred by Mr McCombie. First "Waikato and Auckland Shows, 1000. Bobs, S.X. 22, XXHB; colour, black: birth, 2.sth October 1001 ; breeder, Kereone Station, Piako ; got by Mercury, XXHB 210 ; Ist, Kiri, XZHB 513, by Famous, XZHB 120 ; 2, Sunshade, XZHB 511, by Jamie of Killara (imp.), 147 ; 3rd, Vista, XZHB, by Solomon I. (imp.) 2349 ; 4th, Vic toria, 73, by Blackleg (imp), 68 ; sth Gip-y, 50, by Robin Hood (imp.), 910 ; 6th, Lizzie, 50, by Druid (imp.), 67 ; 7th, Minerva 'imp,bred by Mr McCombie. Never been shown Sir Redver-, S.X. IS, XZHB ; colour, black : birth, 31st Octo ber, 1000 : breeder, Kereone Es tate, Piako; got by Mercury, XX H B 24ii ; Ist Vista, XXII P., by Solomon T. (impj, ?319 ; 2nd, Vic toria 73 ; by Blackleg, imp., (is ; 3rd, Gipsy, 50, by Robin Hood, imp., 010 : 4th. Lizzie, ill, by Druid, imp., 07 ; sth, .Minerva, imp., 15S, bred by Sir McCombie. Xever been shown Fortunatus ; colour, black : birth, 4th Xoveiuber, 1001 ; breeder, Kereone Station, I'iako; got by .Mercury XXHB 21-6 : Ist Vista, XXHB. by Solomon I. '(imp), 23 i-0 : 2nd Victoria, 73. by Blackleg (imp) ON; 3rd Gipsy, 50, by Robin Hood (imp) 046 : 4th, Lizzie, 50, l>y Druid (imp), 07 : sth, Minerva (imp.) 158. , bred by Mr McCombie. First Auckland Show, Xoveinber, 1002 For further particulars applv to McNICOL & VO. WAIHOU STOCK SALE. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 5. B E E F. Jos. Pohlen and neighbourhood, 30 Yearling Steers, 6 Young Boar Pigs, <l. Given 30 21-year-old Quiet Heifers, 20 year ling Heifers, lo Yearling Steers, Morrinsvilie 17 Two-year-old Steers, from Te Aroha 25 Yearlings, G. Goodfelliw Medium Draught Mare, by Duke of of Argyle. iu foal to Young Duumore Horse Hay-rake 4 Useful Harness Horses At .12 o'clock. McXICO L & CO. G. F. McC'ullagli, Auctioneer. TE KUITI STOCK SALE. Wednesday. December 10. We will hold our Second Sale at To Kuiti on above date 1 frA WELL-BRED IH-Month & TWO lU\f YEAR STEERS 200 Calves and Yearlings 20 Springing Heifers 350 Head Mixed Cattle, from neigh bouring districts 50 Head Mixed Cattle 10 Good Hacks and Harness Horses Spring Trap Hooded Buggy 100 Store Pigs 20 Beef Cattle 20 Heifers, springers 30 Grown Steers 1 Grey Gelding Waggon Light Dray Entries Solicited. M c X 1 C 0 L & CO. G. F. MeCullagh. Auctioneer. OHAUPO LIVE STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16. JUT STORE & DAIRY CATTLE. Entries tolicitc d. McNIOOL & CO. G. F. McCuixaoii, Auctioneer, P 0 K p R 1 VATE gA L E FARMS in all parts of the district AGEXTSFOR: Little's Sheep Dip, Fluid and Powder The Highl nd Sheep Dip T. and I). Duncan's Implements E.L.T. Xoxious Weed Destroyer, a con densed fluid prepared for the de struction of blackberry, gorse, briar, etc. When properly applied this preparation is entirely reliable. One gallon of fluid to 40 gallons of water. Supplied in one, two, and five-gallon drums : one gallon 6s 6d, two gallons 5s (id. five gallons ss. Spray pumps especially constructed for the pur pose, prices -£1- 10s. If bushes are small the fluid can be applied with ordinary water-can. Further par ticulars and testimonials on applica tion. MeXICOL & CO. Samuel Vaile and Sons- FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, At 2 p.m. sharp. SAMUEL VAILE & SOXS (per Samuel Vaile, Auctioneers), will Sell by Auction, at their Land Salerooms, 05 Queen Street, Cambridge, GRAXD BUSINESS SITE, In the Centre of the Town, opposite the Bank of New Zealand, 52 FEET FROXTAGE to Victoria Street and 30 Feet to Brewery Street, by an average depth of 130 feet, with COM FORTABLE DWELLIXGHOUSE OF SIX ROOMS, WASH-HOUSE AND STABLES thereon. The most suitable position in Cambridge for a Doctor's residence. SAMUEL VAILE & SONS, Land, Estate, and Financial Agents, Jj&ad Auctioneers aud Valuets, 40
W. J- Hunter. CHURCHILL. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4. The undersigned has been favoured with instructions from Mr E. Hallett to seli on above date the whole of Ins rl v E A: DKA I) ST OC K J coDsit-tinL' of 60 Very r hoice J) «iry Coos, 30 o" thorn in full mi k. 60 Two-yp»r-old 1 Infers, nearlv all ii C«lf 30 Two-v' 1 r - old S (era 4 Well-bred Bulls 50 Mixed Tattle Gonl ])raught Mare, by Lord of the 1.-I( J H Yearling, by President, first prize Pukf kohe Show 10 Well-bred Hiding and Draught Mares 6 Oo 'd Fades, 7 Unbroken Colts by Draught Slaliion Brui-mar and oiher good sires 1 Serarator, ftp. Six lI.I'. < >il Engine in good work ing order The Cows ate all highly recommended, hive been carefullv chosen, and any not firpt-c'ass culled from tLera, Also fRE FA KM, of 540 acres (100 acres Reel in ed s wani[), a'l mb dividerl into pnrMoMrs, irith <*ood Pwil'itc House, Out-buildings Cows'-ed", e'e , and a FlaxiDill all ci nij-lcto, ou pr operty. Terns at ; aV, A ste'inor ]i Hvi.' i; R> ngiriri cn arrival of Waikalo train from Hamilton will convey intending pmchi-er-i to the «a>e and back in time to each train to Hamilton and Cam bridge at 7.45 p.m., find a &te"*mer will hi-o rui from Merc. r. C.itt'o will be punted acrcts tbe river for buyers Luncheon provid, d Sa'e at 12.30 w . HUNTER '23/10 SALE OF DAIRY COWS AT CAMBRIDGE. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6. Ihe undersigned received instructions from Mr D. Dooley, who is leaving the district, to sell his DAIRY COW S, & c „ comprising 19 Good dairy cows, mostly heifers 1 Yearling Bull W. J. HUNTER. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6. ~~ CAMBRIDGE CATTLE SALE. The undersigned will sell at the Cambridge \ards on .Saturday, December Ii 900 YOUNG CATTLE; *\J mixed sexes 112 A ery Choice Yearlings and Strong Calves, <;. Booth, W. P. Reid, G. R .'id, \\. IJroiigh, Fencourt 5:! Extra Choice Yearling and iS-month Sieeis. R >bt S .vavne 15 ( hoice Calves, mostly steers, Hau tapu 20 Quiet Two and 21-year-old Heifers. Fencourt, neighbourhood 22 Fro-di-c iiiditione l Cows, A. Macfar lane. Crouch, W. P. Reid, Fen- C Ml't 10 Well-1 red Fresh Steers, Gwynne landa 3 Choice Yearling Jersey Heifers, 1 (iood Cow, at calving, Medium Draught Mare, E. Yeale 10 Choice. Dairy Cows and Heifers, at calving, Miss Ewen, J. Forrest, Taot aoroa neighbourhood 6 Fat Cows, J. Anderson, Ashwin l 1 irst-class Draught Mare, two years, by Chancellor, broken to chains Gcod Pump and 2.5 ft of Piping On account of \\ . Toornton, Mangakawa: .50 Choice Hereford Yenrling Steers 40 Choice Half-bred Polled Angus, 19- month-o d Steers and Heifers 25 A\ ell-bred 2\ and Three-year-old Fresh Steers Good Pump and 25ft of Piping Reaper and Binder, nearly now Light Spring Cart and Harness Light Cortland Waggon 2 Light Single-seated Buggies At 12.30. W. -T. II U N T E R. FOR PR IY ATM SALE : At Pukerimu -".20 Acres First-class Land, within half-a-mile of Puke rimu factory: nearly all drained swamp ; all securely fenced and well-watered ; would make a really gOjd dairy farm HAMILTON STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11. The undersigned will sell at the Hamilton 5 :irds on Thursday, December, 11 : On account of Mr C. Hutchinson, who has sold his farm : A A FIRST-CLASS DAIRY COWS, i\J all newly calved, and a choico lot Pedigree Ayrshire Bull Pedigree Ayr-hire <'ow. took two first pri/.-s AVaikato show 20 Young Calves 8 Milk Cans. 25gals 12 Fat Bullocks, ,T. (i. Penniket '» Prime Beef, R. Noble 8 Quiet Two-year-old Heifers, A. Bell 10 Three-year-old Fresh Heifers, T. Waugh 13 Y ell-bred Strong Calves, AV. J. Richardson II- Fat Cows, Sbakespe-ir 20 Fat Cows. Furze, Graham, Tarua liere, Ohaupo 30 Fat Sheep, J. D. Melville 1 Roau Bull, AVrn. (Iraham 26 Prime Fat Bul'ocks. from H. AVind sor, H. S. Hawkins, R. Seddon and J. Barugh 40 Fat Sheep, 2C Fat Lambs, A. Casey 11)0 Store Pigs, Donaldson, Daveney, Z. Owen, Thomas, and Gurnell 6 18-month-old Steers, J. AVathen Entries Solicited. W. J. HUNTER. OHAUPO CATTLE SALE. TUESDAY, DECEMBER !t. The undersigned will sell at the Ohaupo Yards on Tmsday, December 9th : AYELL-BRET) THREE-YEAR OLD t)'t STEERS, COWS AND CALYES AND TWO AND THREE-YEAR-OLD STEERS, from Waitetuna' 30 15-month-old Heifers. AV. Ranstead Purebred Jersey Bull, four years old, sure calf-getter, verv quiet, and no fence breaker, pedigree at Sale 30 Yearlings, mixed sexes, L. Larsen 8 Cows, J. Ilou-ton and J. Clark At 12.30 o'clock. Entries Solicited. W. J. HUNTER. NGARUAWAIIIA STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12. OA TWO AND THREE-YEAR-OLD Oy STEERS, E. Hall, F. G. Jackson, H. S. El good 10 Four-year-old Bullocks, in forward condition, A. Nieol 15 Well-bred Calves, F. Littlewood 20 Mixed Cattle, H.J. Saulbrey 60 One and U-year-old Cattle, R. Holmes. Sale at 11 o'clock punctually Entries Solicited, W. J. a U N T E E.
W. J. Hunter. SHEEP FAIR. February, 1903. THE undersigned will hold his First Shetp Fair at Ohaupo Yards, as above. EntrifS solicited w. J. H UXTER. Hamilton btrough ya.hd-, H'K ";L horse sale. Thp uiuierM: in d will hold his Annual Eorio Sa'e at the H imiiton Borough Yards on Tlmisday, December 18, of about »)XH I N ISROKEN COLTS AND 60\! FII.MK-, HEAVY AND MEDIUM DRAUGHT MARES AND GELDINGS, UPSTANDING HARNESS HO; SES AND HACKS Entries to date from H. A. Bell, G. Rob son, Hogan, E. L'otts. Zellman, Bridgman, W. E. Jones, McDonald, Graham, Grigsby, If. Weal, \\ illoughby, Davidson, Newell, Cliitfy, Windsor, Cumpstone, Hannon, Houston, Gibbons, Arnold, Teddy, Shaw, Turnwald, Rauch, Patterson, Morgan, Cow ling, Ormsby, Johnstone, Finch, Bruce, Starkey, Bell, Douglas, Stewart, Home, Holmes, ( orbett, Crouch, Hicks, SeddoD, I'rendagast, Shaw, Death Bros., Noble, Dawson, Cassidy, Smith and Hambling', W alsh. Holland, Fry, McLarnon, Hill Dun stan, Dodd, Bruce, Hinton, Jackson, Bar ford, Washer, Corboy, Hansen, Gal van, Bel), Littlewood, "White, Friar and Davies, Prince, Foster, Darragh, Dooley, Luxton, Hall, Kae. Jones, Bukowsky, Teasdale, Holtby. Calder, Snook, Marwood Pair of Well-matched Buggy Ponies, 13 hands high, J. Houston. Quiet Buggy Mare, quiet for lady to .drive Upstanding Chestnut Horse, from Wanganui, sound, grand hack and jumper Handsome Unbroken Child's Pony, by Bonnie Tom—Shetland mare Heavy Spring-cart Mare, took first prize Waikato Show, 1902, and a splendid worker in any Harness Double-seated Buggy (Gee and Pot ter), Pole and Harness, W. Lyndsay Pair of Well-matched Black Buggy Horses I Bay Cob, good hack, E. Tickelpenny W. J. H U N T E R. Davis & Co' SPECULATORS WITH LARGE OR SMALL CAPITAL \XD all those anxious to GOOD INVESTMENTS of Substantial and Increasing and to those wishing to secure COMFORTABLE HOMES SNUG FARMS OR GOOD PASTORAL PROPER TIES We would call your attention to the fact that we can offer the best and most com plete List of Properties of all kinds in the Wa kato and surrounding Districts, and are prepared to FINANCIALLY, ASSIST BUYERS. We cannot here advertise our large list of properties in detail, but we are always ready to give, or post full particulars to intending buyers, also to conduct them over the different properties we have for Sale, free of charge. Wo have properties from 50 acre to 500.) acres blocks in price from 17s (id per acre to £lO per acre with good roads, near Post Office, school, Creameries and Railway, and on Easy -•= Terms. IF YOU Desire to Sell AVe shall be glad to receive full particulars of your property which we advertise in different parts of New Zealand and Australia, which costs you nothing, as advertising is the keystone to our success and our terms are, NC SALE, NO CHARGE. We have numerious inquiries from all parts of New Zeal nd and Australia, our con nection being very extensive. lately sold several properties is a proof of our ability to do business. Why Pay Rent. We have several Good Town Properties with 4 to 9 roomed houses, with \ acre tc 10 acre good land in or Hamilton East and West. Easy terms. For further parti culars apply to DAVIS & CO. AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, LAND k ESTATE AGENTS, HAMILTON. Auction sales conducted in all parts of the country. Advances made on ail goods placed with us for Sa'e. WAIKATO AGENTS and SHOW ROOMS for the WONDERFUL WERT HELM SEWING MACHINE Three machines in one. On Time Pay ment, 2s Gd per week. Also, PIANOS ORGANS English and German, and on easy terms. From 2s Gd per week. See our quality and price before you pur chase. WAIKATO AGENTS Northern Firo Insurance Company Capital Jl j ,089,000. WAIKATO AGENTS Imperial (gold medal) Calf Food. a The best in the market. Once used always used. A action sales at our New Mart and Yards, Hamilton, EVERY SATURDAY at 2 p.m., «f POULTRY, PIGS, PRODUCE FURNITURE, etc. Anything you have for sale TAKE IT TO DAVIS & CO. and have it turned into cash. A [.MAD ALE, HAMILTON. Private Boarding Estab lishment. MRS F. A. QUICK. I? *. ' . % Ever) Comfort and Convenience for Tourists. HOT AND COLD BATHS, GOODS FOR THE CHRISTMAS SEA- 4 SON in any quantity at WILKIN" SON'S, Cambridge—Toys, Dolls, Albtuns, | Puises, Photo Frames, Writing CMttk i'aacy Goods, etc. |
WT/1902/WT_19021203/MM_01/0004.xml | 4,533 | CURIOUS EFFECTS OF LYDDITE
Dr. lohann I'einceke, who acted as field-surgeon to tlit' liners during the war, recently had the decree of |)or tnr of Medi cine conferred upon liiin by the i>t*rlin I niversitv. Jle chose as the subject for his doctors s disser tation (says the Standard's correspon dent) -'Some Critical Notes on the Treatment of Sick and AVoiyided." Dr. Kcinecke says that during the. war conservative surgerv stood the test of practice better than all else, and continued : '• If 1 were asked to lay down a guiding rule for voting field surgeons operating in a war, 1 should answer: " A rational procedure founded on JVofessor Bergmanns doctrine, that wounds inflicted bv small metal projectiles are not to be considered as infected, but as lesions pure and simple. The surgeon ought therefore to suppress his scientific curiosity, and not touch the wound with the probe or with his hands, but clean it with spirit and applv an aseptic bandage. The medical suc cesses achieved during the war have placed beyond doubt that the first bandaging is of decisive im portance, especially in cases of grave injuries to the head, abdomen, joints, and bones. Tor this conservative method of surgical treatment the Boers were just the proper material. They bore even serious injuries with stoical calm. One Johannesburg commander who, in the battle of Pieter's Hill on Feb ruary '27, 1900, had been shot through the left lung above the heart, and also through the right upper arm, was taken to a neighbouring hos pital soon after he was wounded. The following night the Boers retired and next morning an English patrol came, and its otiieer took down the names of the wounded Boers to order their transport to Ladysmith. This, however, was not to the liking of the •Johannesburg commander. He got up at night, inspanned a waggon with four mules, and placed a young field cornet, who was covered with wounds, on the cart. The commander had to drive the waggon and to hold the whip himself. After a week's travel ing. during which time they were obliged to make a long detour to evade another English patrol, they arrived at the field hospital on Van Beenen's Pass. 'The strain of the jou.-ney had apparently not done them any special harm, as owing to the ex cellence of the first bandaging, the process of healing had gone on.
THE POULTRY INDUSTRY.
There are, says Mr Hyde, Govern ment Poultry Expert, in his pamph let, many who think that the market will soon be overstocked with poultry and eggs. Such has, however, al ways been the cry. Over-stocking the market would not be an easy matter. Let it be remembered that New Zealand is only one of inanv markets that are open for the sale of poultry and eggs, to say nothing of the increased demand which is always occasioned by an unlimited supply. In fact, the poultry market cannot be overstocked ; the greater the num ber of eggs sent to market, the larger the number of purchasers. Despite the increase in numbers of those who are engaged in raising poultry, the supply falls a long way short of the requirements. There is practically an unlimited demand for poultry for the London and South African markets. Until further notice the charge for shipping frozen poultry will be Is (3d per cubic foot, so that fowls and ducks can be landed in England and South Africa at G.ld per head, inclusive of all charges for services rendered by the Department and the ship. The Department of Agriculture is having cases made to hold fifteen birds, and twenty-five of these cases will measure a ton. Mr Hyde is surprised that poultry breeders do not take some action in in the matter of selling poultry and eggs by weight, which, he savs, would quickly revolutionise and improve the class and quality of hens kept. At the present time the consumer pays as much for eggs that weigh twelve to the pound as for those that weigh eight to the pound. The same con ditions apjdy to poultry. One pro ducer is practically paid the same price for a bird that weighs Gib as another is for one weighing 31b. Not so the consumer; he lias to pay for size, and the middleman reaps the profit. But old customs die hard, and this one is no exception. A change for the better is, however, coining for the producer, and the ex port trade will be largely responsible for it.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1902.
Pri °K„? d .J?| U r isl,ed by E<>ram '«** iraull and Geobge William Vbn- A ® LES ** t . heir registered printing', office \ lotona street, Hamilton, Und, New Zealand. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, IflQg,
r f'L\, <&%■ tl?-. <** Jfef fits Boautv, splendor, Ki-a and heavy braids! anil flowing tresses! Ayer's Hair Vigor feeds the hair and makes it grow long and heavy. It stops falling of (ho hair, completely cures daudrufT, and keeps the scalp clean and healthy. Asa dressing for the hair you will certainly lie greatly pleased with it. lou can always rely upon it for restoring color to your gray hair, all the full, rich color it had iu early life. There is no doubt about this. You need have no fear of being disap pointed. We speak with a knowledge that covers over fifty years of experi ence with this valuable preparation. Do not bo deceived by cheap imita tions which will only disappoint you. Make sure that you get the genuine Ayer's Hair Vigor. Prepared by Dr. J C. Ajeri Co., Lowell. Mass.. U.S.A. EVANS' 'ONDERPUL R BM TUSSICDRA.-For Goughs and Colds. WITCH'S OIL. - For Rheu matics, Chilblaines etc. MOUNTAIN KING ASTHMA POWDER.—For Asthma and Bronchits. These preparations, which have pained a widespread rcpu'Mion throusrhnu the Col ony are obtainable in the Waikato Hi'trict from the fi llowinir H. J. Clifford, Moriri"B ville ; Thop. Wells, Cambridge ; W. Ffcntt, Cambridge - F J. Sanders, Cambridge ; Cbas Boyce, Cambridge I Parr Bros., Hamilton , E.J. Dsvey. Homilton : W. Dey, Hamil on ; ,T. S. Edwirds, Ohaupo ; G. M. A. Abier, Te Awamutu ; F. A. Chapman, Kihi kihi ; Green and Ci lebro"k, Te Kniti and Ot<r<hangi ; Dooloy ard Peterson, Ngaru-- wabia ; h. F. Sandts, tbmilton ; A. E ""Manning, Hamilton ; R. J. Roberts, Cam bridge. Pi ice, 2/G. FIRST AWARD Christcburcb, 1895 GOLD MEDAL, Otago Jubilee Exhibition, 1898. FIRST aDd SPECIAL, Auckland, 1899. FIRST AWARD, Christchurch, 1900 1901. Imperial Calf Food (HEATHER BRAND). Can be used with either skim or separated milk, whey, or water alone. Extract from Utter received from a gentle man in the Nor h Island, who uses Imperial Call Food " I started feeding a calf about a week old, th<> mother of whioh was pold at birth. Our other cow gave so lit'lo milk we cculd rnly spare a pint per day Upon tbis, with your food, we reared the calf, using just two 261b bags, which lasted 100 days. If milk had Dot been eo Bcarce we should have used ees Food. The " Calf'' in question has, In the natural oourse of events, just drorped her second calf, and is as r.'ce a cow in all respects as could be df>ired." From the abova it may be gathered th<t a calf can be successfully reared upon half-a pound of Food per day when mi k is scarce ; if plentiful, less. ** PACKED IN 251b.. 601b,, 1001 be., and 2001b. SACKS. Our testimonials are too numerous to publifb, but we have several statinir that calvts fed with this food aTe as fat, if not fatter than calves fed upon full milk. Waikato Agents : W. C. DAVIS & (<>., HAMILTON. rpHh GOVERNMENT INSURANCE X DEPARTMENT is prepared to grant Employers of Labour Covers against Risk* connected with their trade or business—under the Workers' Compensation Act, the Em ployers' Liability Acta, as well as under Common Law. Owners of property and Mortgagees <tlso protected under special tables. Personal Ac cident Insurance effected in all branches. For particulars as to rates, etc., apply tc he local Office of the Department J. H. RICHARDSON, Commissioner riend: TAKt^TEASPODNr/V; i yr —? -—vy h ~ -vy Done kei.p p-r ail barking. * FOR COUGHS U COLDS IT ACTS LIRE MAGIC!! (OLD Everywhere S/g 2/s. TO MEN Write for free oopy of valuable book abont yourselves, your lealtb, you happiness, your future It contains a full exposition of the human system and the remedies adopted. No need to consult doctors. Posted free in sealed envelope. Every man should read it. Ad drees—O. Speoflo, 639 Elizabeth-Street North Melbourne. CHAMBERLAIN S PAIN BALM haTno equal as a household liniment. It is the best known remedy for rheumatism, lam.) back, quinsy and glandular swellings, while for sprains, bruises, burns and scalds it i.s invaluable. Ono application gives relief, Try it. W. I)EY, Agent Hamilton, TilOS. "WELLS, Agent Cambridge, GEO. M. A. AiU£R, Te Awamutu sell it,
17 OR PRESENTATION GOODS, try E.J. \\ ILKINSON'S, Cambridge. WOOLS Double and Single, Berlin, Reduced to 5d per skein for casb. At WILKINSON'S, Cambridge. |_) R0 W N LEGHORNS We Lave the greatest laying strains in the world, and are now booking orders for sit tinss. We are nivinj? a Silver Cup as a Trophy to the Waikato Poultry Club for bett Brown Leghorn Cockerel or pullet, at next Hamil ton Show, hatchpd from fgars from our yarde by Waikato breeders.—Writo for catalogues T. A. BROOKRP, Otahuhua. Particulars a'fo from Secretary Waik> to Poultry Club, Hamilton. a;-, Invigorate tho Norves, Strengthen the.'Stomach and Promote Healthy Action of the Liver. HOLLOWAYS PILLS cure Headache, Indigestion, Biliousness and Feverish Attacks, They may be taken with perfect safety by the most delicate. Manufacturer) only at "H, Neiv Oxford Street (Ute 533, Q.\ford Strsctj, Londou,
DAIRY FARMS FOit SALE. LOCKERBIE M ATA M ATA, WAITOA. The Peop?eti of The Assets Realisation Board. T: ! VBK Prop-riie* liavo k-t-i -urvcycd into * FARMS '*f .ciitiiM- .ma, ir.'.m 65 acres t', j , ar-> o' Q nlity S-'-il, Well W! r 'I. C!'i a" ■». ;ir.d witLin e.-'sy !i »•••.' c-.- t f Or-:.?! • net* -n1 Factory. -v-t» ib:«v v.5«.-* Anv rra, r.sd Purehas- VERY EASY TERMS OF PA'S I\ '■ f.vj pst.—4| &nr ■♦ei.tum per an'.uno. \'-i ANO PARTICULARS u*y b-? ! ! fr-ffi— .".E BOARD'S MANAGERS on the Properties. M. v ; SRB H. & J. CLIFFORD, Mornns vi le. Messes MoNIOOL & CO., Hamilton. Mb A. W. EDWARPS, Te Aroha VTa A. HANNA, Solicitor, Auckland Or THE HEAD OFFICE, Wellington. WALTER G. FOSTER, S/ll General Manager ilia SAMUELS, MAIL CARRIER, STOREKEEPER FRUITERER ETC., ONGARUE Vwh ARODt (or all Weekly and Daily i >u r ra, K( fresbmentia, D nmp Rooms, and Good !v -j« Miais at til hour?. Order prr.rr-p «'* (\ V> '•HEAP MONEY Q HEAP MONEY MONEY £IOO to £IO,OOO ON COUNTRI, CITY, AND SUBURBAN FREEHOLDS it \hy feist. Toims of Repayment of tho ilim' Libera Character, which can he ascertained on en quiry J. rl. RICHARDSON, Goverrment ' mist-ioner ) AGLAN GENCY The undargiKoed han for sals or lesee on ib-jral teraij DAIRY FARMS GRAZING FAB MS BUSH FA.KM.-5 NATIVE l-v. VSE3 TOWN AND SUBURBAN SECTIONS COTTAGES, STORKS To owners of property : My terms &r« no ule no charge. A K. LANGLEY, LAND AGENT AND VALUATOR R A 01. AN. \¥ OUNTAIN TIMBER 11 QIC 'jnMBL j I.MITED, majiaxu FIIEST iOPTSiH-SRO'^ iviii r T N TH K coh ON Y FIRST AV.'A!rT) an-' GOLD MEDiL agamst ail come-? at th- Auckland Industria and Exhih.fcin, -.<9 Over 1,000,000 isai of Building Timber ir, Stock, Also, EVERY CLASS OP DRESSED TIMBER & MOULDINGS. W. MAUNDER, AGENT. Hamilton J. CLAYTON, AGENT, Noabdawaeia Taleprram" rrr.nupt'y tn. 1«", HAMILTON | I ASHBURTON Waikato \ | Canterbury \TTAIKATO ftALVASISED TRON QALVAI-ISFD JI y^OKKS. H ARDLEY BROS Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Bellhangers. WORK UNDERTAKEN IN ANY FART OF TIIE WAIKATO. Wholesa'e and Retail Manufacturers of Spouting, Ridges, Bath.-, etc. TANKS A SPECIALITY. CORRUGATED lb ON CURVEL TO ORDER Dairy Utensils of First Quality. A TRIAL SOLICITED. HAEDLEY BROS., HAMILTON mm Jolin Bettley, WHOLESALE & RETAIL BUTCH Eh (Opposite tha Uamiltou Boiel). BEST QUALI'I Y 55EAT ONLY KEPT. Connected wherewith is .THE HAMILTON COFFEE PfiLASE. HotDjknkbs Daily «eom 12 to 2 o'croon Chops and Steals Ecady ia Ten Minutos. DINNER on SALE-DAYS jlt 11 O'CLOCK W Races, Regatta?, Shows, &0., Citered HAMILTON GAS COMPANY (LIMITED), II s Sw Sai.h : LA CHS MITE'S COAL COKE, £2 per ton of 22 bags; 2s per bag. I AR, ui j if gallon for 25 gallons or overr e r gfciitr. f- r lets quantities. ftOESB: Clareuc-etroet, Hamiltcu.
TUCKER'S T7AMILY T)AKIXG QOWDER T AMILY DARING OOWDER Established 1885. The full quantity of Powder is carefully weighed into kvkky tin. Some tins ex tensively advertised are very short in weight. See you get what you pay for— Encourage fair d< aling. Perfection in Cookery. Order the put -t tin ; the rest will regularly follow. j?GG | IOWDER Buy it for Pancakes. IJGG - OWDER Buy it for Pancakes. SJL'XSHIXE WELLY fCRYSTALS. OUNSIIINE tj ELLY A Great Success. List of Flavours on Each Packet. QtJNSHINE / BUSTARD J)0 WDER Ol XSHIXE t OWDER, Eggs may be too rich for you ; eygs may lie too dear—This will suit yuu " down to the ground." On Boxes (1 packets in each box) Assorted i lavours. W UXSHIXEJ pUDDING • } OWDER 1 I XSHINE 5 UDDIXG 'i OWDLR Easily prepared, superior to home-made Blancmange, fruit-Havourtd, and prettily tinted in different colours. liaspherrv, pale pink; Strawberry, reddish " pink • \ anilla, chocolate colour; Lemon, pale yellow AKARAXA DTARCII / 1 LAZE KARAXA OTABCH o LAZE For putting a fine finish on all Work. Boxes, 3d and Gd. OF ALL GROCERS. Manufacturer W. F. TtJCKKR, Auckland. QAJTI''BELL /NT.) JjJRRENFRIED QQMMY, | IMITED. Oapitai, £303,000 < 3 . OUEEN STREET WHARF, ALBERT BREWERY A N'T) DOMAIN BREWERY, NEWMARKET. ]>T»Erxc?.a J. jiOGAK CAM?BKLI.. EBQ. (OhMfmnn), AETHDB M. M?K.Ra(Mac%{Nci? Director), and Lbo y. MlKfcS, SSCE START : AipledS. Bankabt, Cable Address: " Beehive," AnokUnd. AGENTS FOR- R. PORTER ft CO., "Bulldog " ALE STOUT, London M. B. FOSTER ft SONS (Ltd. " Bual ■ ALE and STOUT, J. SfHWEPFK ft 00., MINERAL WATERS, Svdnacd L- nina JAB. BI GHANA i> 4 CO., SCOTCH WHTSKY. Lor-don JAMES WATSON ft CO., SCOTCH WHISKY, Dnndr* PEASE,-SON ft CO., 8.0.5. WHISKY ft: ri't'JTT. HIRAM WALKER ft RONS (Ltd " O1 .dUrt C'l-'b " W RISKY, Oui.'H-io DUNVTLT.E ft :-'ONH (Lrrj.), V.R. IRISH WHISKY. f-wt SIR JOHN POWER ft PONS, IRISH WHISKY, D-? !i>; ROT'YKB GUILLET ft CO,, BRANDY fW'trW ' ADELAIDE WIXE CO., "Tanunda Adßi.-.id? MGF'f ft CHANSON, CHAMPAGNE R'-'co- KRU'J h CO.. CHAMPAGNE, Roiir* RUINAR'i & CO., CHAMPAGNE Rriv.-.t E. IRROY, CHAMPAGNE, R«„- v A. COLLIN, CHAMPAGNE. Eio., E'rc. Fro A V<**7 lier?« Artrr.fp.t .? r.fee PB>l brands o? ft SPIRITS u-cW u ADSRALIAN WINKS. s : ;ftC ? CIGARS,--'viva? w-.ii fer./.wß Sfiscti' n. ALBERT 4 DOMAIN BRKWFKTKM— PI»I£E MEDALS AND AWARDS : Sydney Ey.lihiitn, 1879, Jldboun e Ex hi''i(>on. JPRD : WHHrtrtor, Eshibifnn, ISKJ Auri-Iftrd ExLil i<«cr, :sJ7,l'-'il, Ix7y, 1880 CoicrJiJ rtic? Irdi'i! J<- hifc: tirm, 1. c 75; Dvr edin &s.HHHon, 18'JP. TA &3S A NIA N E3 J1 > P.ITI ON. !?<>'. •; » Ale (bulk}, Sj wis; Firrt Award (join Medr.l:Ale (l otthd; Fhet Avard: S'cnl (niiilt), Rpcr ; al Firf-t Av.ard Gt.ld JT* Stout hsotH'd), Sprdal First Avard std Gf id all FoToufn arc! Col- :dr.l Bcp-r E?J.ibib d : sjid MELBOUBNE CENTENNIAL KXKIBE TIOH, 1888 : First Frizo »Kd Gold Medal. TH? €O-*FAN7 'T,7', n , ? j?,n Lowest Prices GROCERIES SEND TO [facferson & West, HAMILTON. Wo are cash buyers of Butter, Egg?, Horsghair, EucguiJ, ttc., et<*. 2S/C WAVKRLi:y BOTE L AUCKLAND. If A E RICK O'CONNOR, PROPRIc/H R ill. deeiree tu intimate that he has taketi ov.- r the busiiiess of this Popular Hotel, and wntiid resp. cL'ully nqiieat a cntipuancc of the lib"ral i upp >rt hiti.trto awarded his pre deccM'or. VISITORS TO AUCKLAND will find t->at. no cS Tt) will b" cparw] to afiord thera every c inf- rt, whilst the TARIFF will be, ae preriously, MOST MODERATE. The Hotel is with'n ane minuta's walk R vilway Stati n and Wh .rf, and oummand macnificont view of the Harbour, To the friends of the Proprietor in different parti of the colony, a Cead Mille Fadthe wil var be extended, and a pleasant s; journ sfurnd. WINES, SPIRITS, ALES. ETC. Of tbe BEST BRANDS ONLY MAURICE O'COMNOR. d 310 9/12 EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR VISITOR?. P.O. Bex 350 Telephone 468. Prince Arthur Hotel, WELLESLEY STREET, AUCKLAND. Wines.and Spirits of the Beet Brands Only eit-c'sts Billiard Rccra. N ; f?ht Pr rt?r. W, M 'Proprietor, Late U.S.S. Co, are often inure serious than broken bones on acconnt of not being pro perly treated. Apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm freely as soon as the injury is re ceived and it will quickly restore the parts to a healthy condition. W. HEY, Agent, Hamilton; THOMAS WELLS, Agent, Cambridge; GEO. M. A. AHIER, Agent, Te Awamutu, sell it,
'JUALIi.i, j\OT cheapness, is somsthin} to be considered when purchasing a CHAIN' & PERTH,IZEB DRILL. Til E " F AR.MERS' FAVORITE." Drill» BE Tf -t bOUt / -' (l ' no °, fiu ' u ? ers haie bought " Farmers' Favorite " T? v > S r . ea t trade has been built up because the "Farmers' Favorite has proved itself capable of doing better work with less cost for ITC**? r °< h " t » d0Ul " « it™ the Test to tav Z Favonte or one of the so-called cheap drills uow being offered write to ome farmer who ha. been using drills, r.nd has a good general knowfcdw of the different makes, always keeping- in mind the fact that Mr Joseph Bariisrli, President of the VV'aikato Farmers' Club, bought the " Firmers' Favorite '' after he had used other makes. not care to teiul ' lon ' kn °?,' a ' ld '. if W0 ask hhn < being interested, he might vou X LtiuJhMt W6 Tf 1,36 11 08 - an But he might tell you woy he bought it. If you are a private buyer " ask him." v r . SOLE AGENTS: JNew Zealand Lckui and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited, HAMILTON". XjAINTID pok sale. LANSDOWNE ESTATE, | Land For Sale. OF 3300 ACRES ALL PLOUGHED & GRASSED | T HE NEW ZEALAND T.OAN AND T1 1 i rf;-vMERCANTILE agen- y com. Merslev ! PANT LIMITED, are instructed to an ■LMV/1 oll V -LiOICILCj nounce that.that portion of tho 'OF 854 ACRES, ! all ploughed:and grassed, j woodlands Estate, j COMPRISING Otterbiirn Estate. i THE BIOCK NEAR Tfre T3WN f j SHIP OF TAUPIRI, OF 793 ACRES, j Confining tfEARLif ALL PLOUGHED AND 1 oRAiaiD. I 4422 Acres, Die above properties all adjoin the Walton | Is now surveyed and sub-d ; vid«d into con. Station, on the Auckland-Rotorua Railway venientlr-sized DAIRY AND G»/>7rWtt line, and are within '29 miles of Hamilton FARMS, nnd will be OPEN for PRIVATE and Cambridge. SALE on and after ™IVAIIL The land is of excellent quality, and is 1 admirably adapted for DAIRY FARMS. WtMlllOSdl V XftV. i» 1011* OPEN FOR PRIVATE SALE, j ' ' on Lib*r<il Term* 1™ MS 0F PAYMHNT: 20 «mt on ai ierms, cash, o per cent, pad of two years, 5 per cent ON 23rd APRIL, 1902. | annua ly ter five following year j. Interest 4J Applications to be addrpssed to theunder- Copies of plans and full particulars i ! K ne '» f r °'n whom Copies and Phns and any obtainable from the undersigned further information may ba obtained. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MER CANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd. HAMILTON, Or any of the Company's Branches throughout the Colony. Copies of plans and full particulars obtainable from the undersigned WE A'iE Al 'DRESSING THIS F.illJ SEX. WE APE ADDRESSING THEM ON A FAIR QUESTION. WE ARE ADDRESSING TIIEM IN A FAIR WAY. E" LAIhES, "iViJU DIUM a. BAD TEA ? 1 j China tea is not necessarily bad, but the groac chance is that it is j certainly you n-.ver get tho best China Tea, nor yet the second, nor j even the third bcs 1 . The best uever leaves China, the second best is nearly all sent to Russia, the third, fourth, fifth and other descend | ing grades come to Australia. ! Happily the imports of China Tea are lessening steadily, and cor i respondingly those of Ceylon are going up. Ceyion tea is grown in | a P"t'sh Colony and Ceylon is the picked spot of earth for tea grow | ing. All Ceylon tea is good ; tae is exquisite, and no other ted grown in any other part of tho world cau in any way compare with ; it. Ihe best Cordon tea is the famous ••us-/ which is picked on the mountain heights of the Island, packed in lead on the spot where it is grown, and sent down to Australia to the agents of the Nirvana Co., fresh by every mail. Nirvana Tea is put up in pounds and half pounds and every pack age bears the name and trade mark of the company as a guarantee that it is all we claim of it. | Obtainable from - W Escott, Cambridge ; W. Dey, Kirikiriroa ; I £ iarr Bros, Hamilton; S. L. Bygrave and W. Dibsell, Te & Aroha; T. H. Hall and Go., Solo Agents, Auckland. , Christmas and New Year. £ry RANTS ' elemes and E. j. DAVEY. FIGS, DATES, MUSCATELS, ALMONDS, SEEDED RAISINS AND FANCY CONFECTIONERY. ■KAIoINo Agent Foi N.Z. Heral.l, Weekly News, and Auckland Star. E. J. DAVEY, GROCER, BAKER, AND GENERAL STOREKEEPER HAMILTON. ' FT~A PEAK-SUM, LAND, COMMISSION, AND GENERAL r FHE TyAIKATO "DACON f<o. AGENT AND VALUER, L \\ £) (j KAWHIA. FRANKTON JUNCTION, I hiva several Farms, Business Sites, Town Sections, etc., in the Kawhia, Raglan » ~ notify that they are Buyers of well ai:d Waikato Districts for Sale and invite fanl . sh( « I)air y and Grain-fed Bacdn Pigs correspondence. weighing dressed 120 to 1501bg at highest Abo Sole ajffnt for tha Mahino Noxious c " rr '7] t P riceß all the year round. Heavier Weed Extc-rorinator in the above Districts, pi ? B " weil fin ' 6h ed may be bought at lower and if any farmers who have BltckberryJ P rlces * Briar, Ragweed, etc., on their lands will , communicate with ms, I will arrange to meet _ received at Factory on Tuesday th°m at an early date and experiment on *&Q r ßday and Friday of e»oh week. ' patches jast to thow them the killing |ual - —- It"' T HUtl< ll' Bl'lons8 l 'lons used weekly iu A weekly prize of one half-penny per Taranaki District, and the price in with- pound will te paid to the surpFer of the u.» 5 reo,,ei bole Agent North of Wanganui: Walter week - Syme, M. H. R. F. A. PEARSON, ? aa^ 9r - TAINUI-STREET KAWHIA. I/i BALLY, Secretary.
albert hotel queen STREET Au OKL A N D. IT I "ri ° ver this P°r«lar, and I'k- wn Hi-te], a]] visitor's can relv upon .very attention and comfort. 7 NIGHT FORTER IN ATTENDANO Telephone 963. Ail telegrams prorrptly attended to. ARTHUR BACH proprietor te of Hotorua an ! Cambridge). THE OOIitROIAL HOTEL JOE. BATIIUIIBT, .. Pkopkietob. . ropicie witn all modern n ' Ce f ary for a Fi ™t-claßß Hotel. Having a fine Sample Room, and the best position in the township, it is the favounte Hotei for Commercial Traveller! ' Hall° n i s a Th oUnt l( f be ' n '" °PP wite the Town Hall is the most convenient for visiting in the Theatrical J ine . Term, ■ easonabb. Best quality Liquors and 1 . Wft r ELELHONB No. 690. Hallett'iS Railway Hotel, mercer. WINES AND SPIRITS OP THE VERY BEST BRANDS. Brown OampbeTs Special Brew always o dnußht. Good Shorting and Boating, Horses on Hire. Gocd Stabling and padlocking. RAILWAY RSFRESHMENT ROOMS. RAILWAY BAB. Stoiked with W.st Liquor?.; J. E. HA L LETT, PROPRIETOR. 5,/g Harbour View Hotel, RAGLAN MRS E. 0. REID, Proprietress. r PHIS HOTEL has been re-built in first- X class style, with a view to afford.n* every convenience for travellers and tourists. MAGNIFICENT VIEW OT£fiLOOKISQ THE HiEBOUR Seccomb'es Special Brew on Draught Finest Wines and Spirits Good Stabling and Paddoob Boating and Fishing. Waikato Mail Coach leaves the door SPEIQ-HT'S Genuine Dunedin Ale and Stout IS OBTAINABLE ONLY FBOfc Hipkins and Coatts WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS, ELLIOT STREET, AUCKLAND, Who ir» tho SOLS AGEITS and Bottliw. BULK ALE ALWAYS IN STOCK. Agent for Dawson's Celebrated# Whisky. HI. & O. ARE CASH BUYERS OP EMPTY BOTTLES IN ANY QUANTITY Higheit Price* Gives. Telephone 854. p. 0 . Box 84(5. M/ll vx \\% ■ \\*\% n.\ % \v%\ A. V \\
Men's Boots Women's Boots Children's Boots. We are Daily enir,g New Boots and Shoes for the Trade, and can Give You a Choice Selection of the M>st Up-to-Date Styles at Fine P.ices. THOS. WELLS, George E. Clark LAHD. PRODUCE, & GENERAL fCEST. CAMBRIDGE. FOR BALE, NEW SEASON' fewede, Turnip and [Jape, Now landed ex Tongariro from William Hurst and Son, London. THESE Seeds are from specially selected stocks which ensures the highest class and q iality of the grower. Hurst's Monarch Swede Hurst's Perfection Swede Hurst's Lord Derby Swede Green Top Aberdeen Turnip Purple Top Aberdeen Turnip Imperial Green Globe Turnip Foßterton Hybrid Turnip Broad Leaf Essex Rape Special prizes will be offered for roots grown from above stocks at next Root Show. Shirley and Co.'s .£ s. d. Superphos phate Special Turnip Manure Bone Phosphate 64 per cent., guran teed Maiden Island Guano Bonedust, etc., etc. Kainit FOR CALF FEEDING— Cod Liver Oil Cocoanut Cake Wheat Meal Crushed Linseed Whole Linseed Crushed Oats Bran and Sharps Premier and Champion Flour Wheat, Maize, Barley, Oats Fencing Wire, Barbed and Plain Wire Strainers, Walker's Rollers Fencing Staples Dehorners (Keystone) George E. Clark, Duke Street, • - CAMBRIDGE St. John's Collegiate School. " THi~~PAH," Near Onehucga- A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOCT FOR BOYS. Hiadkastbb : V THE REY. P. S. BMALLFIELD, First Assistant Master : R. L. Mclllroy N.Z. University. Second Assistant Master: R. E.Hall, 8.A., New Zealand University. Third Assistant Master • H. H. Bedford, Undergraduate, N. Z. University. VISITING MASTERS. For Piano : R. Leslie Hunt. For Violin : L. L. Kreutzsr. For Sketching : Kenneth Watkins. For Gymn sties : W. H. Carrollo. A Special 'Bag runs morning and vening, connecting with the Onehunga tram, for the convenience of day pupils. Prospectuses may be had at the Dioceean Office, Shortland S'reet, at the Booksellers, or on application to tbe Headmaster. SCHOOL BOOKS and REQUISITES (full range) obtainable at E. J. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge. ZITHERS, VIOLINS, BANJOS, MAN DOLINS, and other magical instru ments, at WILKINSON'S, Cambridge |
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INSUUK NOW with the GOV£RHM£HT UF£ DEPARTMENT. £1,600,000 has already been added to Policies in the Department, XHI3 18 THE BONOS YF.AR, and everyouo now taking out a partioipatiua' policy will receive a substantial bonus at the end of the year. J. H. RICHARDSON, U'.nmig'ioner. A (told or Silver Watch tor Nothing. SEND NO MONEY. \kl fl hereby undertake to givo «ne of oui Famous W a # ld or Silvor Watches, Lady or Gentleman's, to every Man, Woman, or Child Who Bends us the orreot reading ol the following PUZZLE : I _ m \r a T-» ■»• H HttttK The only condition is, that if your answer is correct, you purchasoone of our SOLID STERLING BILVER CHAINS to wear with the Watch. Bimply forward your answer, aud enclose stamped »nd addressed envelope so that we may inform you i you have won the Watch. Wo are making this offer Solely with the object of introducing and advertising our goods. Cut this eut and forward to our only address— GOLDSMITHS COLONIAL CO, QUEEN ■ STREET, AUCKLAND, NZ Or Box 459, G.P.O. 8/2 'AW HI A UiliUUUt? 1U APERATIVE fIOMPANY Havinc? oompleted arrangraents to open STOREROOMS in KAWHIA, the aUve Company aro prepared to Supply settlers with All Reqiremeit* fiti will be a Speciality, and a-e "carefully s-tacted by men of large ox perieoC'.', and will be supplied tv Share holder* and Farmers Gene; ally at a Mini mum Cost and of fciuaranfcocd Quality. ENCING MATLRIAL also will be Sup plied at the Very Lowest IWiblo Rite. The K F.C. Co. aro making arrangements for k. the Supply of Sto k fco Farmera, and will place their Shareholders on an equ il foot ing with tho best Farmers Unions in Nev Zealand. Tho objects of the Company aro to Supply Shareholders with Every Requisite at tho very lowest cost, and to promote and foster any and every industry that will be of benefit to Bettlers and intend inir, settlers, and to dispose of their produce in the very kest markets. Please note ami placo your orders av early as possible to avoid any "disappointment. KAWHIA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY • ROYAL HOTEL, KAGLAN Favourite Seaside Escort for Tourists The proprietor begs to notify the th» public that he has entered posse-sion of above Hotel' which is ouo of tha most comfortable Ho>telries in the colony. No expense has been spared to meet the requirements of Tourists, Families, and Commercial 1 revel lers. FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE Bathing Houses, Sample Rooms, Stabling, etc. TAKLE A SPECIALITY Telegrams promptly attended to. A. J. NORRIS, 11/7 Proprietor. ' (Late U. 5,5.00.)
A Wonderful Medicine. For BOlom uid Nervous Disorders, such as Wind »nd Pain in the Stomach, Sick Headache, Giddiness, Fulness and Swelling after meals, Dizziness and Drowsiness, Cold Chills, Flushings of Heat, Losb of Appetite, Shortness of Breath, Costiveness, Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams, and all Nervous aad Trembling Sensations, &c Thi fibst Dosi will oivi kilict in twintt minutis. This is no fiction. Evsry sufferer is earnestly invited to tuft one Box of these Pills, and they Will bo acknowledged to be "WORTH A GUINEA A BOX." BEECHAM'S PILLS, taken as directed, will quickly restore females to complete WmJc Stomach; Impaired Digestion; Disordered Liver; . ttty act like ratgic. A few doses will work worrit,™ upon the Vital Organs ; Strengthening the arousing; with the Roskkdd or Hialth the wnoi.i PHTBiCiU. inibot of the human frame. These are herroui and dobiirtated le that tttcham't Piiit hav tke Larfut Salt «/«»y Patent Medicmt m Uu wrii FvU cHrectioui with each box, <t » rrnnved only by THOMAS BBBOHAM, St. Helena, Lanoaahlre, ■nalavnd %>W *r»nr-h*r», to B«wea. I*. lid., and Sa. M. tack. «iwi "THE PEOPLE'S" FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, If you require good, cheap Bedroom Furniture, including Bedsteads. Wire-wove Mattresses and Bedding; also, dining-room Chairs, Couches, and Curtain Poles, then send to the best and cheapest furnishing warehouse in the Colony TONSON GARLICK CO., LTD, "The People's" Furnishing Warehouse, 304 to 312. Queen - Street, AUOKLANT* IMPORTANT NO HCE. It having come to the knowledge of The New Zealand Dairy Asso ciation (Limited) that inferior factory-made or homo separator Butter is sometimes being sold as the Association's Butter; and further,, the pecond hand "Anchor" brand and "Dairy" brand boxes with' the Association's brand still remaining upon them are being fraudulently used for the conveyaace of Butter which has not been made by the Association, this is to give notice that any persons using boxes bearing the Association's registered brands uncancelled are LIABLE TO PROSECUTION, and also to request that persons deiiring to obtain the Dairy Association's Butter should be careful to see that the wrappers are branded with the Association's name and one of their well-known trade marks—either "Anchor"or ''New Zealand Dairy Association." Any person giving information which will lead to the conviction of anyone pirating the trade marks or selling other Butter as the Associa tion's will be rewarded. WES LE Y SPItA GG, MANAGING DIKECTOR, THE N.Z. DAIRY ASSOCIATION (LIMITED). J. J 0 N E AUCTIONEER, ' Produce Merchant, Land & Commission AGENT, Victoria & Lobkk Sts., AUCKLAND. PRODUCERS of every kind Dairy, Orchard and Farm Prodnce can depend on obtaining the Highest Market Price, with Quick Sales and A<'.count Bales immediately remitted. Speeial accommodation for Y\s» and Poultry. Fruit Sales hold EVER} DAY during the Season. Outdocr aud Country Sales conducted. Large accommo dation for storing M? : ?e and other Produce until fair market price •*) ohtairellf. Established 18 Yf*ep Rnrroißci : Union Pan> of /. ustralia. >AGLAN The regnla running of the mail coach between Raglan and Hamilton is suspended -owing to the bad state ef the roads. J. DALGLIESH ONE DOZEN OABINETS WITH OPAL *ROM 15/- GEORGE GREGORY. ARTIST PHOTOGEAPI ER SPECIALITY- Artistic Studies, Enlargements Cmldren's Portraiture and Group? OO?NJ'E 0» QUfcEN AND WFI.FST.fy STREETS AUCKLAND. TO LADIES No need to consult doctors or chemists The remedies you require in your own hands Write for free copy of valuable book about your lirfp, your health, your welfare Every w<>man ehotild read it. Pcsttd free in sealed b <h-Pt!f<-t fft tth Mr-lrerrnj-. ,IESH "DOOK-BINDING neatly executed at The Proprietor. JD Waikato Tunw Qffiee, Husiltcr,
FOR PAST 13 YEARS PROMINENTLY BEFORE . . AUCKLAND FARMERS . Produces RECORD CROPS. . . WE SAY . . This is not a cheap trashy manure but one that will GROW GOOD CROPS of HIGH FEEDING QUALITY. IT IS A OUR CUSTOHERS SAY: WELL SATISFIED CROP EXCELLENT ALWAYS RELIABLE . . TKSTIMONUI. . . Mp. OWEN HcCABE, Te Aroha West, says: June " I was HIGHLY PLEASED with your SPECIAE TURNIP MANURE, and everyone that has seen my turnips say they are a RECORD CROP for the Year." Price . per Ton. Less 2\ per cent, discount for Cash. SPECIAL QUOTATION FOR LARGE LOTS. Kern Head Office—ALßEßT STREET, AUCKLAND. NEW ZEALAND DRUG COMPANY, LTD.
It is not wise to buy Jewellery wherever you_see Jewellery displayed —the imitation and unreal looks like the real at first. The wisest way is to send or come to us: then you know precisely what you are buying. You are certain, too, of getting your money's worth. Write for our illustrated Price List. Diamond, Rubv and Sapp 27/6 No. F976 —istc. Gold and Fine Pearl Set lirooch, 40/. Engraved Locket, 35- No. F4404 —isct. Gold Diamond and Ruby Brooch, 70/- m£% t qct. Gold Front No. F3—act. Gold Long Muff Chain, £5/5/- v 0 <,_,Bct Gold Stud, 3.5 ijct Gold, £lO/16/- Chased Keeper? 27/6 Collar Stud, 6/6 net. Gold Curb Bracelets, 40/-, 55,'-, 70/- iSct. Gold „ - 75/-, £5, £6/6/- No. Fllß7—qrt. Gold Links, 21/- ijct. Gold, 45/- Silver, 4.'- 0. r;o/i —Ivory Tusk and act. Gold Lirooch, 14,5 No. I-..j, ■ - liamond and Rubv R 65/- 146 and 148, Stewart Dawson & Co., as*
The Acme of Perfection THE NEW "IDEAL" PATTERN FACTORY MILK CANS SEAMLESS Hollowed BOTTOM one piece SPECIAL Bottom Hoop, with Shoulder for Bottom to rest upon PATENT UNBREAKABLE HANDLES. We take this opportunity of thanking the Waikato Farmers for the liberal support accorded to us in the past, and beg to intimate that having imported the most modern machinery for the manu facture of cans, we are enabled to produce a superior can to any hand made. We say that for strength, durability, high-class work and material this can has no equal in New Zealand, its weight will bear out our statement. Send for illustrated pamphlet showing construction. Made of BEST CHARCOAL Tl\'g> STEEL ALEX. HAIiVEY & SONS Albert-street, AUCKLAND. DAIRY SUPPLIES OF EVERY DES CRIPTIO\. THOS B. ARTHUR.] TB. I?. SCEA.TS AUCKLAND CITY MARKET, WELLESLSY - STRBET WING RICHARD ARTHUR & CO., FRUIT, PRODUCE & POULTRY fUOfIONESR. WE have now one of the largest and best lighted Auction Rooms in the Colony, and being situated in the busiest part of the City, clients can rely upon goods being well displayed and di sposed to the best advantage. THOS. B. ARTHUR «... Auctioneer. THE GREAT NORTHERN BREWERY (™»3CT4Z7£'^^l33K, Cable Addrass : HSWMAHXET. Telephone: Ho, 475. EST-A-IBILiISHIIEIID 1856. BRIWSRS, BOTTLERS & MALTSTSES Our ALES and STOUT are BREWED from the PRIMEST MALT and HOPS, and will compare with the finest in the Colony. '"•Tber p ass mi ■ • AUCKLAND
THE DRINK QUESTION, A.VE Doctors' expenses by purchasing only Articles that aw manu factured by those who observe the Gulden Rule, and only put before the public what they -with pleasure use themselves. Therefore you can all enjoy a cup of Perfect Coffee and Tea by ordering from your Grocer J , BARRETT & CO.'S Excelsior Gofiee Standard Coffee *i -./ & r: :iiLD ESSEIBE OF 03FFEF BHAND3 OF Ti£A3 Colombo Garden Tea (Heliotrope Label), per lb. 2 6 Excelsior Tea (Green Label and Butterfly), per lb. 2 0 Standard Tea (lied Label Butterfly), per lb. 110 Lion Tea (Blue Label and Butterfly), per lb. 1 8 As the best of Everything is good enough for you TJS3 a, Barrett & Oo.'s Unxld Baking Powder --.,'». a, Barrett & Oo.'s TJllXld Egg Powder Btown, Barrett & o*.'s TJBLXId Soll'-Ralsing fIQTX Brown, Barrott 6 Qq.'i Unxld Peppers
PRICE ONE PENNY. W A NT E D K H Oft ON HAND AND TO ARBITfI, SHIPMENTS OF BONEDUBT AS! BLOOD MARCRE. They are of First-class Quality, Ml fctve Analysed as under : Bonedust: Am. s£, P. Doe 60. Bloc d and Bonedust: Am. 8, t. Lime H K4INIT, THOMAS PHOSPHATE GUANOB, SALT, AND OTHER RED ROCK SALT Invaluable for Stock. SALT FOR HAY AND OATEN SHEAVES. It should alwajs be used, ae the food U much more platable. and there is lees lost in wtight. We also supply beat qualities of CLOVERS AND GRASS SEEDS ON HAND: Stocks of Specislly-Belected Southern Dark Winter, Canadians, Dues, White and Black Tartar. Qartons, Daoirh, Sparrowbill, and Feed Oats. LINSEED: This is excellent food for Calm and Poul try. It is mere valuable than tiny kind ef Grain or Puhse. Send for particulars before Buying, Oar Values are undoubtedly the Best. F. W. S ur MITH AND COMMERCE-STREET, AUCKLAND. ENZ I E S & c WAIKATO MATED WAP CORDIAL MANUFACTORY. Latest ax>d Most Approved Method! Good* of the above Well-known Brand wtt ' bt> supplied from the Hamilton Factory, i I FJSQEAMS & Cb»KBB • •Prt-OTtJAHTf Arams To MENZIES & CO., Haioww. AND AT THE THAMES] riAN I BECOME AN ELECTRICAL 0 KJ ulitEtt ENGINEER.? By Our Systtm of Teaching by Mail You Can. ADVANTAGES. 1 Yi.n study at home a We ii'fcdi everywhere :i No time lost from Work -1 I'li'i' :rc f >;• criminations •< Xc' test books to buy t> Abundantly illustrated Instructions Papers i 7 [ns'iucti- u Wipers fro:' from all UDBKesMlf mathenci.ics nn I theoretical side issues 8 Each Instruction Paper prepared experts 9 J nstruceion private 10 Tim working is made interesting v 11 It studei.t ran rtad and write, and reoted, Bucoess i> assured 12 Fees can be [mid by monthly instalment! U Backward students (tiven spscial assistance 14 Open to all. No timo limit We also teach by mail:—Drawing, Shorthand, Book-keeping and Accountancy, and eoach Jet tfe* Auditors' and Incorporated Accountants' fcafj Civil Service, University and Law, Languages, I upil Teachers' and for *JD"and "I". Every candidate prepared by us for the receat Fofil Teachers' Examination succeeded in psssmg ljpok- keeping Simplified for Farmers', reetM meuded by HU Hon Mr Justice Kettle, 2s M pest freo Stamp accepted The American school of correspondent [Chartered bytho htatej, H'ad Office for New Zealand, 188 btreet, Auckland Write for f-ee Illustrated Hand-book '• 8 " and copies of testimonials from New Zea.aud Graduates and • tudtnts, end mention subjects ia which yon aro interested .Micue-s certain if our insttaetloM followed UCKLAND REEZING ALL CLASSES OF PAT STOCK - Stockowners please communioate with Buyer, MR G. RUNOIMAN, Oambrid or at the WORKS, AUCKLAND. We are also BUYEBS of FAOTOB BUTTEE OUTPUTS. We have ON SALE BLOOD AND BONE MANUB AND BONEDUST. PEICE3 AID AKALYSSi 01 APPUOA TIOS. A. BEVINS, Manager. l/so )RINCE A LBERT f AUCKLAND, FOR BOYS & OIHLS (Boarden and Day Chairman of Board of Governor*: Bar. H. Garland. Headmaster: Thokas Jaokson, M.A. (Lead. Vice-Master: Stuaht SrsvijiSOH, M.A. (On* foid and Melbourne). Senior Mistress: Miss E. M. RAwroKW, M.A. (N.Z.) assisted bva lam e staff of and Viaft ing Musters and Mistretae*. The College is controlled by a Board Of Ore* | vernors appointed by the Wesley an Metheealt Church of New Zealand, but the rilifliow caching is undenominational. There are separate Colleges for Boy* and Girls, together forming the fineet eel of School Buildings in Auckland. The aeaeea* modutioD for boarders in both Colleges ia complete, and every arrangement ia made to secure their comfort. Large and folly equipped Gymnasia**. Central and elevated position. Large play grounds. Examination Succhssw-Daring the last five years 40 pupil- have passed the X.Z. Matriculation and 23 the Civil Servioe P~ animations. Feea moderate. Charge for Boarders made from date of entry. Prospectus on application to Headmaster) or to The Waikato Tucks Ofiee. Next term begina September 23. HOT SPRINGS HOT TE ABOHA. MR R. L. SOMERS wishes to inform tko Resident* of the Waikato that he haa taken over the above veil-known favourite Hotel, and hope* to wertt a « waoe at their s^orfe |
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AGENT-UEXERAI/S CABLE WELLINGT* >\, Yesterday. The Department of Industries and Com merce has received the following cable from the Agent General:—" .Nominally all brands of New Zealand mutton are of equal value, viz. 4id. The market is firm, but the demand is only moderate. Higher prices are at present obtained in store than in Smithtield market, and are greatly af fected by reports of small shipments. ' The general impression is that New Zealand is unable to furnish supplies sufficient to es tablish trade for some time. "The lamb market is slightly weaker, with less demand. The beef market is quiet, and little business is doinir, but a good feeling prevails. The Paparoa's but ter arrived in good condition. The mar ket is steady, with moderate demands. The price of butter to-day is 112s to 1 Ms. The hemp market is dull. The price of New Zealand hemp, good fair \\ ellington grade i>n spot to-day is J.'32 per ton. The price of January and .March shipments of go "1 fair Wellington grade is £i~ 10s. Manila hemp, on spot to-day, fair current grade sold at £3S. The wool market is alive, at higher prices. The crossbred market has ad vanced id since the opening of the sale." AUSTRALIAN MARKETS. SYDNEY, Yesterday. "Wheat, 6s 4d ; New Zealand chick, 6s, Flour, jeil 10s to £l2 ■. Manitoba, <£l2 10s to £l2 los. Oats, New Zealand and Tas manian prime feeding, 3s 9d to 3s lOd; milling, 3s lOd; Algerian, 3s "d to 3s yd; Barley, Cape, -is Id to Is 3d. Maize, prime, 5s (Jd to 5s Ud; Argentine, -is 'Jd. Bran, Is lOd. Pollard, 2s. Potatoes, £9 to ,£10; New Zealand Derwents, £9. Onions, £i 10s to £b: Victorian, £'i 10s to £l. Butter, lOrid to lid. Cheese : The market is glutted; prices, 6d to 9d. Bacon, ll£d to Is 2d. (The above quotations are those ruling between merchant and retailer, and do not represent the slightly lower values obtained by recognised brokers.) MELBOURNE, Yesterday. Wheat, 5s 8d to os lOd (nominal). Flour, £Vi; Manitoban, =£l3. Oats, Algerian, 3s 5d to 3s 6d ; milling, 3s 7d. Barley, feed ing, 4s 2d to Is 4d: malting, 4s lOd to 5s 3d. Maize, 4s 10J to Is lid. Bran, Is lOd. Pollard, Is lid. Potatoes, £ ( .) to f'J 103. ADELAIDE, Yesterday. Wheat, os. Flour, i! 10 15s to £7l. Bran and pollard, Is 9d. THE TIMARU WOOL SALES. By Telegraph.—Press Association TIMARTJ, This Day , The wool sales opened this mor n ing. the catalogue comprised 2000 bales. English and Colonial buyers were well represented, and the bidding very spirited- I'he wool shows better condition than for some years. All classes were in good demand. 1 here was a rise all round on good wool of a half penny on the late Christehurch sales, and twopence on corresponding sale last year. The highest prices were merino Ud, half bred lOd, th'reequarter bred ?id.
COMING EVENTS
Meetings Local Bodies, week ending l>ecemuek. 0. Kirikiriroa Road Board—Friday I'ukekura Road Board—Saturday Magistrate's Court Sittings. Huntly—Tuesday, 9th December, 11 a.m. Hamilton—Wednesday, 10th, 10 a.m. Cambridge—Friday, 12th, 10 a.m. Te Awamutu—Tuesday, 16th, 10 a.m. Raglan—When necessary.
The Waikato Times THAMES VALLEY GAZETTE, AND KAWHIA ADVOCATE. THE OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN THE WAIKATO. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1902. WOOL.
V* ooi. is up. Kuril are the i idings wliicii will gladden the heart of many ;i New Zealand tanner who, during the past 1 wo vein's of lean, lias anxious ly waited for the promised years of fat. In order to realise the extent to which the Colony is ail'eeted by a riseor fall in the price of this commodity, il may lie worth while to quote the figures given as the export for the past seven years. In 1 b*J(> the total export was Auckland contributed ;"i,i)33,03[1bs : 1807, total I'iTjTGCSlollis (Auckland y,B7o,G'J7lhs): IBi>B, NB,l7!J,loßlbs (Auckland 7,o2o,'JUGlb.s) ; 1900 I i:!.32B,L'ollbs (Auckland li.B-.'7,'.rjJ lbs) 1901, 1:.56.710,:j1l lbs (Auckland <i,i:;l.(i7l): 191)2, 1 !:>,:_'bi> I,s lbs (Auckland 0,8.">9.8091b5). From these reiurns il. will be scon that every advance of Id per lb means a gain to the wool-growers of close on six hun dred thousand pounds. Fortunately the present rise gives every promise of being the precursor of a hardened demand, and as the present season's clip will be on the market shortly, our slieepraisers should have cause for congratulation, One of the causes of this hardening tendency is the misfortune which has befuliea our neighbours, across the
Taxman Son. Their ouijml of merino hits been imicli decreased of htlc yours mid as iiiiinufact uTers have now to turn their attnntion to the marser sorts, the natural result has come about. Even while rejoicing mrr our own improved prospects, we must not forget our less fortunate kinsmen, and every New Zealander will join in the hope that ere long the drought - stricken Australian States may be visited with the ruin they have so long prayed for.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
♦ Two short articles headed "The Poor Bachelor" and "The Underfed English man,'' will be found on our fourth page. Five tons of green peas were shipped from Nelson to Wellington on YYedneedav last. Glasgow Corporation decided recently to apply for power.- to borrow£7so,ooo for die erection of houses for the poor. Last month about sixty men and women who were in a bath in Paris when a fire was discovered, rushed nude into the streets to the intense astonishment of passers-by, to whom the flames from the burning building were not visible. Speaking at the Church Congress at Northampton last month, Canon Henson declared that one of the first steps to Christian union was a recognition of the non-Episcopal Churches as Churches. His declaration was met with cries of dissent from those present. Preparations an.'being made iu Tasmania far the export of rabbits, but the idea of turning the pest into a marketable commo dity does not meet with approval on every side, as it is thought an encouragement will be afforded for harbouring the vermin. Capital also is being put into new freezing works. Berlin and Yienna newspapers assert that an American Spiritualist named Phil lips has remarkable influence over the Czar, who takes no important decision, even in family life, without consultation and Phil lips' psychic treatment. The report has exercised an unfavourable effect on the Czarina. The thirty-one Swiss ( including one single and two- married women), who ar rived in Wellington recently by the YYar rimoo, have since gone on to Inglewood, Taranaki. Most of them have knowledge of farm work, and the remainder are trades men who propose to continue working in their respective trades. The members of a party of twenty-one Swiss, who arrived in New Zealand two months ago, and went to Taranaki, at once secured work there. A paper in the British Medical Journal gives results of an enquiry into the dis semination of enteric infection. The enteric bacillus, it has been discovered, can survive in ordinary soil, occasionally mois tened with rain, for 67 days ; while in soil so dry as to be readily blown about it sur vives for 25 days, it lias been shown that clothing deliberately fouled with enteric material is capable of giving off infection after three mouths drying and exposure to light and air. Prior to hearing a will case at the Su preme Court at Brisbane, Air Justice Real, who has heard many will cases since his elevation to the Bench, said-. "If I had my way I would not allow any man to make a will after he arrives at a certain age I have had a good deal of experience of old people. I haver found that when they arrive at a certain age they become so much under the domination' of people around them that their life is not worth living unless they do what they are wished." " I'ater '' writes the Times with reference to the pay of Army officers:—"The pay of my son. a recently commissioned second lieutenant, is at the rate of 5s 3d a day. He expects to go to India in a Government transport, and he will be* called upon to pay a 'messing charge thereon at the rate of Gs fid a day, which sum does not- include beer, lemonade or other drinks. Could anything more clearly show that the Army, as at present paid, is noplace for a young man without private means - ' The Stirling correspondent of the Clutha Leader wrote the other day that mostly everything in the district is in a very back ward state owing to the cold, bleak weather. There is no grass yet of any con sequence, and the crops are scarcely show ing through the ground, not to say any thing about what has been drowned out altogether. The fanners are finding a difficulty iu getting the soil prepared for turnips ; there, are very few who have any sown yet. Taking everything all round, we are fully a mouth later that what we were this time last year. Mr Deakin, the Federal Attorney- General, in a recent speech, reviewed the effect of the Aliens Immigration Restric tion Act during tho term it had been iu operation. In that period 30,000 people had come to Australia, and of that number 2300 were Coloured aliens. These latter were Composed chiefly of three classes— lOoO Chinese, s?D Kanakas, and 350 Japanese. In the period during which these people arrived, 1170 Kanakas left the Commonwealth, and there were actually 300 less of that class now than there were at the bee-inning of the year. There has been a steady exodus of Chinese and Japanese, and the net result of the opera tion of the Act had been that 200 more of these aliens had left the country than had come into it. A poorly-dressed woman sat alone in a railway station. Attention was called to her by a man, who exclaimed—" Here's a poor woman who has no ticket for her journey. I'll give ten cents for her. Who'll help ? " Presently he had a hatful of coin, and announced, " She has more than her fare, but not enough for a shawl. She needs a shawl ; I'll give a quarter for that. Again he made the round and again an nounced— " She ought to have a bon net.' As he was making the round the third time a man entered the station, shook hands heartily with the woman, and. fuming to the philanthropist, said," Why Hiram. I'm glad to see you Bud your wife again ' " According to a recent consular report, Dr. Kkeiiberg. of Cutlumburg, has worked out a method of reducing milk to the form of powder, which will be of far-reaching importance to the business of dairy farm ing. The apparatus by which this result is brought about is not described, but it is said that the product possesses all the qualities of milk in concentrated forAi, ex cept that moisture is absent, and that it will not get sour or ferment. The milk than- is completely soluble in water, and can easily be transport :d in tins, barrels, or bags. The cost of production is stated to be about one halfpenny pier gallon ; and as the flour i an be made from skimmed milk, which is often wasted, it oue-ht to lo pos sible to put it upoli the market at a very moderate price. At a meeting of the Aca demy of Agriculture a sample of the desic cated milk was shown by Dr. Pkenberg. ami elicited favourable opinions. It Ts stated that it- is superior to certain casein products, manufactured by the aid of chemicals, which have already appeared. CHANGE OF WATER often brings on diarrhoea. Tor this reason many ex perienced travellers carry a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea h'emedy with them to be used in case of an emergency. This preparation has no eijual as a cure for bowel complaints. It cannot be obtained while on board the cars or steamship, and that is where it is most likely to be needed. Buy a bottle before leaving home. W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton ; THOMAS WELLS, Vgent Cambridge: GEO. M. A. AHIER, Agent, Te Awamutu, soil it. Wades Worm Figs the Wonderful Worm Worriers—are a sure remedy, in Is boxea, Sold everywhere,
Mr A H. Nathan has been elected chair man of the Auckland Harbour Hoard. Mr \V. ... Wilkin entered on his duties as chief Postmaster at Auckland yesterday. The Hamilton Defence Rifle Cadet Volunteers have been gazetted, acceptance to date from September the 2 ah, P.iOJ. Tin; Fielding bakers have raised the price of bread to fouriieue.o per two-pound loaf, owing to the increase in the price of Mr I live hj, the unsuccessful candidate tor Egmonl, has applied for a recount of the votes and the olipendiary Magistrate has fixed Saturday for it. Half the Customs officers stationed at Xikolaiev, on the Clack Sea, have been dis missed for blackmailing f. reign ship brokers, who paid them to secure prompt loading and depatch of vessels. It is stated that a number of independent buyers of Hour in Christ-church are beinn- Mucked by what is known as the Milling Trust, and these buyers ant being supplied with a fair quantity of tlour by the Northern Milling Company. A communication received from London by the San Francisco mail, informed the management of the New Zealand Hand, which is to tour England next year, that the Crystal Palace Company was prepared to give the band a five weeks' engagement for concerts at the Palace. An Auckland man has invented and patented a cattle brand which is an im provement on the present method. No time is lost waiting for the brand heating, as the heat is self-contained in the instru ment, being supplied by a benzoine oil burner, the inside of the handle being the oil reservoir. Owing to the tremendous influx of Americans into the Canadian North-West, the sales of Canadian-Pacific Railway Com pany's lands have of late increased greatly. The total sales in September were 145,535 acres, compared with 60,060 acres in Sep tember last year. The total sales since Ist January have increased to the extent of =C7l2,^uu. The following letter was sent by Mr AY. W. McCardle, of Kawhia, to the Premier: —" I have been requested, as chairman ot Mr Oreenslade's committee, to assure you that they will on every occasion esteem it an honour to work and support you in your great work in the interests of the people. The return of your Government again in such strength is well deserved, and good news to us." Mr Salmon, who has every reason to be lieve that his health will suffer should he continue to play the cornet, has resigned as bandmaster of the Hamilton Brass Band. Air Salmon has been a conscientious worker on behalf of the band, and the excellence of the music produced was no doubt due in great measure to his able conductorship. Mr Mettam has been appointed to the vacancy, and there is no reason to doubt that lie will uphold the reputation that the band holds. Mr Cow, the New Zealand Trade Repre sentative, has arrived at Adelaide. He says there is a good opening for New Zea land produce in South Africa. Owing, however, to the protection afforded the South Africa Co., outsiders are practically debarred from establishing cold storage depots. At the same time he considers that there arc ample depots already at the various ports. New Zealand butter and cheese are making great strides in Eng land. Tho political contest was uppermost in the. mind of a Parliamentary candidate in Canterbury whose wife presented him with a son at l.liO a.m. on Election Day. IJi.s thoughts were running on votes and voters, and when the doctor informed him that a son had been born to him, his first words were:" It's a great pity that he won't be able to vote for twenty-one years." The candidate does not need his son's assistance just now, as he is among the successful ones. St. PeleVs Church, Hamilton, was well filled yesterday morning on the occasion of the marriage of Mr K. ,1. Gwynne, to Miss J. L. Ivlgeeuuibe, second daughter of Mr G. Kdgocunibe. The ceremony was conducted by Yen. Archdeacon Calder, as sisted by the i.'evd. 1). C. Bates, he ser vice was full choral, Miss Newell presiding at tho organ. The bridesmaids were Misses K. andM. Ivlgecumbe (sisters of the bride) and Miss Mabel Gwynne (daughter of the bridegroom). Mr M If. Quick acted as best man. The bride was charmingly at tired in figured ivory satin with trans parent yoke of silk maltese lace, trailed skirt, coronet of orange blossoms, and tulle veil, and carried a lovely shower bouquet. A large party of friends were afterwards entertained at the resi dence of the bride's father, when the health of the happy couple was drunk in bumpers. A portion of the honeymoon will be spent at Okoroire, whither tho newly-wedded pair went by the express. Mr Seddou. in speaking of the result of the election to a Post reporter, said ho was surprised that Air Remington (Rangitikei), in the face of there be : ng four Government supporters standing, should have won the scat. He was surprised at Mr Kirk bride defeating Sir Maurice O'Rorke. There was no doubt there was Prohibition in that. He was surprised at the Government can didate in Waikato, one of the strongholds of the Opposition, coming within 230 of his opponent. He was also surprised at Mr Major defeating Mr McGuire for Hawera, and at Mr Syines defeating Mr Haselden by so larga a majority ; and at Mr Stevens being beaten by Mr Yile for Manawatu. He was surprised at the defeat of Mr Collins and Mr G. \Y. Russell, but wa3 not surprised at Air Bedford's return, as Air Bedford had the combined Opposition, Prohibition and Nonconformist vote. A meeting of those interested in the formation of a Lawn Tennis Club was held in the Cambridge AYest Public Hall on Tuesday evening. There was a good at tendance, and Mr Geo. Bailey, junr., was voted to the chair. Having fully explain ed the object of the meeting, the Chairman stated that the Cambridge West Domain Board had promised to lay down two courts in the Recreation ground, and that levels had already been taken, in order to make an early start with the work. After discus sion it was decided to form a Club, to bo termed the Cambridge AYesfc Lawn Tennis I Tub. The following officers wore elected: —Patron, [Mr AY. F. Lanjj, M.H.R.; president, Mr Robert Fisher; vice presidents, Messrs W. Rout and Rvhard Reynolds: committee, Messrs Gibbs, Garland, MeKinnon, Montgomery. • iiles, Jarrett. Iveeley and Stich bury: secretary and treasurer, Mr <ie<\ Bailey. The subscription for mem bers was fixed at five shillings. A couple, of years a.go I crossed the Alps cm a motor bicycle, and no one has, as far as 1 know, done so since. I then main tained that the motor bicycle was the coming vehicle. Of course, I was univer- laughed at. To-day, everywhere, this is admitted. The other day "a two horse motor bicycle made the run from Paris to Yienna in only 10 hours more than the fastest, a 70-horso power, car, and out run out to Nice was done in remarkably good time—far better than made by the average car. So far as I remember, there was not a day without a storm. A racing car could easily have beaten us,-but wo had not the slightest trouble in passing the two or three touring carriages we saw: while, as for oidinary bicyles, considering we only rode a few hours a day, 1 am afraid their riders would have had a bad time if they had tried to follow us. Some who did seemed to find a mile quite enough. The motor bicycle is a thing of moods. But the worst motor bicycle I ever saw is better than the best pedal-shoved safety I have ever ridden.—Joseph Pennell, in the Daily Chronicle. Old Age Tensions in this land Have proved a marked success, They give the old a helping hand, And keep them from distress. There's only just one other thing That's needful to ensure Sound lungs, that we the praise can sing Of WOODS' GREAT PEPPERMINT i Ct'RE 20
THE ELINGAMITE ENQUIRY.
(By Telctrrai'h. —Press Associat'on.) A PC Kb >\'D, This Day- At the Elingamite iuqniry th* captain, Mr M. T. Clayton, and the chief officer, Mr liurketf. gave evidence as to the position of the wreck. Mr chamber?, purser on the Elingamite, said he heard the telegraph ring before the vessel struck. Mr 'J'ole: An appreciable time before the vessel struck r Yes. I should say so. Mr lla-solden: How long? After a considerate pause witness said it would not be more than four miuutes. Mr Tule : You are not confusing minutes with seconds? No, T don't think so. The engines stop ped before the vessel struck at all.
A SENSATIONAL CASE.
V YOUNG WOMAN ASSAULTED
By Telegraph.—Pi- ss Association.) AUCKLAND. This Day. _ A sensational incident happened a few nights ago on a lonely road near the Western Springs on the outskirts of the city. A young asylum nurse was accosted by a man who struck hor with a stone and then threw her to the ground. The young woman, however, re sisted bravely and succeeded in getting to her feet again. Further struggle ensued as the nurse made her way along the road, but on approaching a cottage she screamed violently. Her assailant then released her and producing what seemed to be a revol ver he iired ; the woman put up her hands and was wounded in the thumb. The man then made off.
ANOTHER WARNING TO IMMI GRANTS.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Yesterday. The following cable message has been received from the Secretary of State for the Colonies : " On the representation of Lord Milner it has been decided that after December Ist no permits to the Transvaal or Orange River Colony will be issued, ex cept at South African ports. Persons wish ing to proceed to those colonies should therefore apply for permits to the permit officer at the port at which they propose to land. Such permits may be refused, and, in order to avoid disappointment or delay, it is suggested that persons about to go to these colonies should ascertain before sail ing foi South Africa from the permit officer at the port of landing whether permits will be granted. Under the peace preservation ordinance now in force in 'Transvaal and Orange River Colony persons entering without permits may be ordered to leave, and if this order is not obeyed within a certain time are liable to fine and imprison ment.
THE FLOUR TRUST.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) CIIRISTCHURCiI, Yesterday. A deputation, representing the Trades and Labour Council, the Progressive Liberal Association and the Working Men's Co-operative Association waited on" Sir J. G. Ward, and brought under his notice the deleterious operation of the Flour Mil lers' Association. They alleged that the present price of flour in this city was £l2 per ton, which was out of proportion to the cost of wheat, especially as the cost of milling had not increased. Reference was also made to tho trust restricting the out put, and declining to supply bakers who did not conform to the conditions imposed by the .Master Rakers' Association. It was stated that tho trust was selling flour in Au:klaud, freight paid, at £lO 15s par ton. It was suggested that the State should establish mills. Sir Joseph Ward, in reply, said it was a difficult matter to deal with trusts by legislation. He did not favour the establishment of State flour mills, as the State would probably have to pay more for wheat than private individuals. This had been the case in connection with the pur chase of land by the State, the value being put up against the Government and every one else. He considered the solution of the difficulty would be in the direction of State assistance to co-operative flour mills, and he promised to bring the matter before the Cabinet.
BOWLING AND TENNIS
Ine bowling an J tennis season was for mally opened at Cambridge yesterday after noon. Bleak windy weather prevailed, and the attendance was smaller than on previous occasions. Before commencin" play, the president (Mr F. J. Brooks) made a few remarks, welcoming those present, and referring to the improvement in the bowling green and its surroundings. He mentioned that it had been the intention to invite the Hamilton bowlers up, but on theadvice of the green superintendent it hau been decided to invite them later on, when the green will doubtless be much improved. A number of games were then played, the secretary (Mr F. O'Toole) sup plying us with the following scores : Dennis, Deverell. O'Toole (skip) 21 v. Clark, Beveridge, Sturges (skip,) 12. "Wallace, Koberts, Saulbrey, Brook (skip) 15 v. Ferguson, Davys, Boyce, Wright (skip) 18. Messrs Carr and Buekland (skip) 16, v. Messrs Young and Richards (skip) 20. The hard wind blowing interfered more with the tennis players than the bowlers nevertheless a number of mixed doubles were played on the asphalt court The committee _ are hopeful that the sand courts will be ready for play within a fortnight. Afternoon tea was provided by lady members and friends, being presided over by Miss E. Skeet. The Cambridge Brass Band was in at tendance, and played a number of selections which worn »mi/il, j
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THE CHINESE SITUA TION.
(Received Dec. 4, iM3 a.m.) LONDON December 3. The official correspondence shows that Britain deeply resented firing's denial of the Chinese acceptance of Germany's stipulations regarding the Yangtze valley and declined to recog nise any of China's pledges limiting Britain's freedom of action in the Yangtse. Great Britain also pro tested to Germany.
GENERAL ITEMS.
Received December 2, 9.36 a.m. . NEW YORK, Dec. 3. The races for the America Cup be gin on August 20th. Senator Cullom has introduced a Bill into the Americn a Senate prohibit ing interstate commerce in trust pro duces and articles, under penalties ranging from five hundred to five thousand dollars. Seventeen American malleable iron firms have combined with a capital of twenty millions of dollars. PEKIN, December 3. China is establishing a direct line of steamers to Mexico, which is the only country open to her immi grants. NEW YORK, December 3. W D. Haggard, British Minister at Caracis, has petitioned the Admiral of the Bermuda station to send a war ship to La Guayra, owing to the at tacks on foreigners made by the Venezulan official press. LONDON, December 3. Tn the appeal case, Wallia v. the Solicitor-General of New Zealand, judgment was reserved.
CHARGE OF MURDER.
MANGAWEKA, This Day Micheal Maher, charged before one jus tice that he did kill and slay G. Cole, has been remanded. No bail was granted.
THE LICENSING POLL.
A RECOUNT DEMANDED. (By Telegraph.—Press Association") ASHBURTON, This Day. An application has been lodged on behalf of the licensed victuallers for. a recount of the local option voting papers, and Satur day has been fixed as the day when the count takes place.
INTERPROVINCIAL.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) COLD WEATHER. FEILDING, Yesterday. The weather is exceedingly cold, with occasional hail. Heavy falls of snow are reported up-country. KIGUI' YEARS* IMPRISONMENT. IX VERCARGILL. Yesterday. In answer to a charge of indecent as sault, Patrick O'Conuell said there was a conspiracy to get hitn away from Night caps, and that the plaintiff's story wag an entire fabrication, vv'hen rumours of the scandal were circulated he saw a constable and asked for an investigation. The jury returned a verdict of guilty, on three counts, and accused was sentenced to eight years' imprisonment. TIM BER EX PORT * TRADE. IXVERUARGILL, Yesterday. Mr Gow, Trade Commissioner, states that a big timber trade could be done with Australia and the East, and especially with Ceylon, but there are no prospects of business with India. GOLD RETURNS. WELLINGTON, Yesterday. The gold entered for export last month was as follows :—Auckland, 14,0o!)oz, value at £49,060; Nelson, 1970z, value £788; Greymouth, 68600z, value .£27,-138; Dun edin, 30530z, value £11,868; lnvercargill, 13460z, £5384; total, 25,5150z, value £94,539, against 39, ISooz valued at £149,680 for the corresponding month of last year. The Xovember silver returns total 56,5520z, value £5747. For the eleven months to date the gold returns amount to 443.9720z, value £1,703,137, showing an increase of 33,6490z, value £123,254, on the correspond ing period of last year. RIFLE SHOOTING. NAPIER Yesterday. The Coleman shield, won by the Napier Rifles at the annual shooting match on the King's Birthday,- was presented by the donor last evening. During the eight years these competitions have been in exis tence, Mr Coleman has given in money prizes a hundred pounds. OBITUARY. NAPIER, Yesterday. Mr J. Younghusband, a well-known business man, died suddenly yesterday afternoon, through the bursting of a blood vessel. Deceased was formerly in partner ship with Robjohns, Hindmarsh and Co., and for a time held a seat on the Borough Council. A PLEA FOR JUSTICE. NELSON, This Day. A deputation waited on the Premier yesterday with the object of getting justice for Sergeant Mackay, who has been dis rated and ex-Constables Burrell and Dur bridge who have been dismissed. Mr Seddon said if anyone satisfied him that an injustice, had beon done he would rectify it. The circunstauces would bo seriously and earnestly reviewed by him apart from anything that had transpired, and justiee would be done. FATAL ACCIDENT. AUCKLAND, This Day. A labourer named Thomas Beecher was killed by a fall of earth at the railway works beyond Helensville. LORD HAWKE'S TEAM. CHRISTCHURCH.Thia Day. A deputation from the Cricket Associa tion waited before Sir J. G. Ward and asked concession in railway fares for the English amateur team and one representative of the Council. Replying, Sir J. G. Ward said that if the touring team's object was to make money he could not have made any concession but he recognised that it was for the encouragement of sport throughout the colony. He felt justified in making a concession in railway fares and he would communicate to the Council the basis of such concessions.
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STORMY SCENES.
(Received Dec. 1, 12.18 a:m.) BEBLTN, Dec 3. Stormy scene.- have occurred, and the deadlock in the Reichstag over the tariff continues.
LAND VALUES IN ORANGE
CAPETOWN. Dec. 3. Land values in the Orange Colony have doubled as compared with those of ISDD.
AN OFFICER RETIRED
* Received Dec 3, 10.15 p.m. NEW YORK, Dec. 3. .Major Glen, at Manila, will shortly be retired for executing the native guides who misled the column at Samar, Philippines.
THE PANAMA CANAL
■ «. NEW YORK, Dec. 3. Negotiations with Columbia are progressing. Senate Hay secured a clause conceding to America the per petual control of a strip of land necessary for the Panama Canal.
THE MARITIME STRIKE
Received December 3, 10.18 a.m. PARIS, Dec. 3. The strikers at Marseilles supplied crews to convey detained passengers to their vessels as the crews of the tugs have joined the strikers.
THE ROMISH CHURCH
ROME, Deember3. The Pope has appointed a Com mission of Cardinals to provide for the preservation of the Faith against Protestantism in Rome. The Papal Consistory, the highest Council of State in the Romish Con stitution, has been postponed till February.
STRIKES IN RUSSIA
—- FATAL AFFRAY. (Received Dec. 3, 10.48 p.m.) LONDON, Dec. 3. Three thousand strikers at Vladi davkay, Caucasia, from the Railway workshops at Rostov, on the river Don, stoned a troop of Cossacks, wounding ten. The strikers refusing to disperse, the Cossacks fired a volley and two strikers were killed and 19 wounded. Similar scenes were enacted at Tichorelkaia.
SOUTH AFRICAN AFFAIRS.
THE BOER LEADERS. LONDON, Dec. 2. The Times, commenting on Bo tha's interview with Messrs Redmond and O'Brien, andDe la Rev's compan ionship with Leyds in Paris, remarks that if the Boers really desire fel low citizenship in heart and law they must exhibit a feeling of reciprocity, since their casuistry in regard to breaking the oath of neutrality in war-time rendered it necessary to scrutinise their acts and declarations closely. A BOER COMPANY. LONDON, Dec. 2. Reuter states that a Boer Stock Company is being established on a large scale at Dordrecht, It is stated that the aim is to enable the dis affected Boers to boycott British traders and advance the Bond inter ests. RELIEF FOR WAR SUFFER ERS. LONDON. Dec, 2 Lord Salisbury has to the loyalist relief fund. General Botha expresses confidence and gratitude at Mr Chamberlain's letter, and appeals for subscriptions for the maimed and destitute, remark ing that for the widows and orphans who are the immediate object of the Government's solicitude there is still room for assistance beyond the limit of official action. He promises to fur nish a periodical statement of the dis tribution of donations.
RAILWAY EXTENSION.
CAPETOWN, Dec. 3. The Chartered Company contem plate spending a million "in 1903, and a million in 1904, chiefly on the Cape-Cairo and otbe'r railways, extending the former as far as Bendkaff.
THE -WAIKATO TIMES, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4 1902-
MOATE&Cois PURE TOTALLY ECLIPSt .J. IS S 1U ISB EN, KNOX STREET, HAMILTON. CERTIFICATED TEACHER OF THE PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN AND VIOLA. Special attention to Technique & Theory. [a card] R. W. D v SOLICITOR Hamilton. MONEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE OF FREEHOLS. JV|R TTERBERT y pOLLINS. BARRISTER and SOLICITOR TE AWAMUTU. SOLICITOR FOR "ADVANCES TO SETTLERS OFFICE." J. A. YOUNG, DENTIST, Te Awamutu, first Tuesday in month. Ngaruawahia, second Tuesday in month, Huntly, third Tuesday in mouth. Te Aroha, fourth Tuesday in month. Other districts occasionally. HIGH-CLASS WORK. TERMS MODERATE. A S MY HOOD STREET PRE MISES DID NOT GROW WITH MY BUSINESS, I have erected NEW AND UP-TO-DATE DENTAL ROOMS In the Main Street of Hamilton. J. A. YOUNG, Dentist. ENT A L OTI C E MR E. DE VENNY McGARRIGLE, DENTAL SURGEON, Hamilton. B<Mr M j3»rriglej{may be consulted on and after Saturday; August 2nd, 'at his rooms, Victoria House, Hamilton, Nitrons-Oxide gasadminisiered. Painless Extractions by the most recent prooess. Artificial work at moderate Prices. 11/7 MR G; SKENE DIXON SURGEON DENTIST, HAMILTON. Visits raonthly'the'following places : Ngaruawahia—lst Friday Te Awamutu—2nd Friday Huntly-4th Friday. 'OUR AND A HALF TER CENT.— We have Money to Lend at this rate on First-class Freehold Security. Early Apli cations is requested. Vaile Bros,, Legal Chambers, opposite Vulcan Lane, Queen-street, Auckland. 24. 7 *X First-class Freehold Securities. W. COLEMAN, Solicitor and Notary Public. 109, Queen - street, Auckland, 23 H. I. B JUL, JL. U I G G S, AUTHORISED AND LICENSED SURVEYOR. Ten years on Government Staff. NEXT HAMILTON HOTEL, HAMILTON. 23.7. 'EW S0 N DHEPPARD, LAND, COMMISSION. . ESTATE AGENT HAMILTON. M R T. H. B OSWOKTH - Tsacher of Piano, Violin, 'Cello and SINiHNO, Having taken up his residence in Hamil ton, is now prepared to receive pupils at CLAREMONT VILLA. Cambridge Every MONDAY and TUESDAY. Te Awamutu—Every FRIDAY. Mr Bos worth's " Waikato Quadrille Band" is now open to accept Engage ments for Concerts, Balls, etc., in any part the Waikato. H. UPTON. ENGINEER, HAMILTON AV'E S T. Near Railway Station TEACHER OF SINGING AND VOICE PRODUCTION. TE AWAMUTU. "ANDSOME CAPOTES - Justine JIJ. thing for a present —6s cash, at E. J. WILKINSON'S; Cambridge.
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THE Tlf A J K A T 0 T 1 M E S. ESTABLISHED 30 YEARS. THE POPULAR EVENING PAPER OF THE WAIKATO. THE FARMERS' JOURNAL. A LARCH AND INCREASING CIRCULATION. CIRCULATING IN THREE ELEC TORAL DISTRICTS. The WAIKATO TIMES has been estab lished 30 years and has a large circulation amongst the farming community, and is therefore an excellent advertising medium. The Rates of Advertising are extremely liberal. PAULL & YENABLES, Proprietors.
Three Empires : Empire Royal Blue, Empire Extract of Soap, Empire Royal Blacking, 2 for Clothes, 1 for Boots Matters in connection with the Wagea fare brigade reached an acute stage the other clay. A lire occurred at a rubbish tip on the bank of the river, near the Golden Age Hotel. Some members of the brigade attended with the hose reel, but refused to work to put out the fire unless guaranteed payment for their services. This course the proprietor of the Golden Age adopted, as it was feared the fire would extend to the hotel premises. TEX BOLD ASSERTIONS. REGARDING CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC, CHOLERA AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY. 1. It affords quick relief in cases of colic, cholera morbus and pains in the stomach. -. It never fails to affect a cure in the most severe cases of dysentery and diar rhoea, 3. It is a sure cure for chronic diar rhoea. 4. It can always be depended upon in cases of cholera infantum. 5. It cures epidemical dysentery. 6. Tt prevents bilious colic. 7. It is prompt and effective in curing all bowel complaints. 8. It never producee bad results. 9. It is pleasant and safe to take. 10. It has saved the Uvea of more people tuaa any other medioiae ia the world.
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The newly elected Waikato Hospital Board met at the Borough Council Ci-aiti bers, Hamilton yesterday. There were present: Messrs \. iY.inrose, I'. < iVunuur, C. E. Clark-..1. P. Bailey, A. T. J. Wheel-,. ,1. Mciinirk, Vick.Tß, VV. !'. Chepmell, T. Bellamy and J. Fisher. CJIAIRM V.N. The clerk haviug r<al tin.' notnin.iti.>ii fur members, Mr \V. Chopiiioll m >ve i that Mr I'riuirose lie re-elected ihaiiin in for the ensuing year, lie c'naraeten ed Mi Primrose as "the ! ather ol the ! o-f '. a '. sahl he had always ivnrke-.l haul iu tli interests of the lb spital. Mr Bailey seconded the motion. MrMcHuirkin speaking Iu the motion expressed the opinion that the older men - bars alone could fully appreciate Mr Prim rose's excellence as chairman. lie had been connected with ioca! bodies fur 3(1 years and he had never met a better chair man, as his rulings, even when against hi* own interests were always fair. The motion was curried unanimously. Mr Primrose iu taking the chair thanked tho members for re-electing him as chair man. Had it not been for Mr Chepuiell's distance from Hamilton he would person ally have liked to see mat gentleman in the chair. SEPTIC TANK. The Chairman stated that, as resolved at last meetiug, they had consulted Mr Met calf about the erection of this tank, and he had recommended the Hoard to erect it * themselves, this was being done. CEEAKINO NOXIOUS WEEDS. The Chairman reported that several ten ders had been received for clearing furze, etc., on the Hoard's sections, that of W, Steele for £ls 1' s being accepted. The action of the House Committee was ap proved of, and it was decided to advertise these sections for lease. OUTSIDE PATIENTS. a The Secretary read a letter from Sir J. 0. Ward sent to Mr F. W. Lang, M.H.K. "With reference to MrC. Barton's telegram, which you received on the Ist ult. and handed to me, I have to inform you that upon a report being received by the Super intendent of the'l'ourist and Health lie sorts Department from the medical officer of the Rotorua Sanatorium stating that he had, at a Buller district patient's urgent request, sent the said patient to the Auck land Hospital intend of following thy usual practise of sending such patients to the Hamilton Hospital, and that the Auck land Hospital Hoard had complained ot the patient being so sent to their Hospital, Dr. Kenny (the medical officer of the sanator ium) was instructed to rigidly adhere to the usual practice, and continue to send such patients to the liamilion Hospital. Such patients as belong to the Auckland and .North Auckland Charitable Aid Dis tricts will continue to be sent to the Auck land Hospital." The secretary remarked that evidently the Minister was under the impression that they were complaining of these patients being kept away. ■ Mr I>yer moved " That the secretary be instructed to write to the Minister and inform him that unless provision is made for these patient* within one month from the date of the secretary's letter the Wai kato Hospital Hoard will refuse to receive them. Mr Chepmell, in seconding the resolu tion, said the dispute was not between the Hoard and patients, but between the Hoard and the Government. Mr Bailey, speaking to the motion, said the Board were in an unfortunate position, as they could not very well lefuse patients, say, with broken limbs. The Chairman said although they could not refuse such eases, if they published the fact they did not desire outside cases, they wo ild not get so many. Tho motion was carried nnanimou.s'y. Mr Chepmell moved and Mr Dyer seconded, " that If the Government declines to act in accordance with Mr Dyer's motion, on receipt of the refusal the secre tary insert an advertisement in the papers that the Hoard refuse to accept outside patients." Mr Dyer seconded tho motiou, which was carried. On tho motion of Mr (.'],■"■'-, seconded by Mr McGuirk, it was decided hat the secre tary prepare for next meeting a table showing tho actual cost of outside patients and the amount received on ac count of such for the past 12 months. hoard's offices. The Chairman brought up the question of the Board's general offices. Members would lemember that they had tri d to obtain a site near the post office, but S ; r J. G. Ward had refused to grant the re quest. He had just received a letter from Mr Hdgecumbe offering the use of offices iu the Argus buildings at a rental of £26 per an num for a term of 3 or 5 years. The chairman said under the present arrangements they paid £l7 per annum for the use of the Council Chambers. Mr Dy< r advocated deferring action as if tho proposed municipal buildings were erected, the Hoard could then obtain superior accommodation at a very reason able cost. He moved that Mr Hdgecumbe be thanked for his letter and requested to allow tho maHrer to stand over. Mr Bailey seconded the motion, with which Mr Chepmell concurred. Mr Fisher asked what steps had been taken in the matter of ascertaining the cost of erecting suitable offices. The Chairman said none of thoir own sections were available except one near the bridges, and members would consider that out-of-the-way. The motion was carried. Mr Fisher, moved'that the House Com ■» ruittee bring up a report at the February meeting on the estimated cost of offices and on available sites for the same. Mr Clark seconded the motion which was seconded. House AND FINANCE COMMITTET. Messrs Primrose, Mills, McGuirk, Clark, Dyer, Chepmelland Vikcers were appointed |jk. House and Finance committee, two to form * a quorum. DECEMBER MEETINU, It was decided to allow the next meeting to lapse, as the date falls on Xmas day. suroeon'h report. The surgeon's report was read fol lows : M. F. No. of patients at last return ... 2 s <j No. admitted since 20 13 No. of deaths ... - No. discharged 2o 13 No. remaining at date .. ... 23 iy Miss Ceorgina Stanley has compl.tod four weeks of probation and I am glad to bo abb; to recommend her for appointment as a probationer nurse. finance. Tho treasurer reported as follows: - Amount due to local bodies by Waikato County Council £l2* 1 7s lid, Waipa County Council £l6O, Raglan < ounty Council £IBO 10s, Hamilton Borough Coun cil £0:1 os, Cambridge Borough Council £(•6, To Aroha Borough Council £so' os total £Gtili 17s (id, 1 iovernmant subsidy £00(317s tid, total £1333 15s. STATEMENT. Balance as above £1333 15s, fees say £l5O, rents £6O, cish balance £375, Total £B)18 15s, less accounts to pay £370 15s Bd, Cr. Balance £1517 l!»s Id. ACCOUNTS. The following accmutswere passed for payment'—l. E. Manning £lB 17s ild, E. J. Davey £55 lis sd, Vaughan £1!) His Bd, b'idler £f 15s 6d. Griffiths. £-".1 17s lid. Has Company £l2 Is lod, D, Salmon £I. Is 6d, Freight Septic tank £:> 15s Bd, N.Z. Portland Cement Co. £l7 10s 6d, Fendal Currie £'2los, Auckland Star £1 I7s Od, Wilson and Horton £1 2s Gd, Good £5 12s, L'roctor £3 3s, Sly ss, F. (.). Fxcelby 12s, R. F. Sandes £2 3sl!d, M. A. Going £l, T. W. Maunder ss, VV. Payne 16s «d, Dr. Brewis £l2 12s, Dr. Cairns £1 Is, Mrs Barker £3 Bs, salaries and wages £IOO, Charitable Aid £ls, total £370 15s Bd. ABREAKS DUE. Ou fclw motion of Mr. Chepmell. sewnied.
by Mr Bellamy it was decided to ask local b Mies having arrears due to the Hoard to foi war 1 the amounts m once.
KAWHIA.
♦- i'i.i.M I'lß o\\ N C o;ei.SPi INDENT. Th" s.S. K.ui'-iri was expected on Satur day morning from 'mchuuga with cargo, i.iii she is slili o;ir ii mild 'T wiud-bouud in -. : clan. The sienmer was advertised to 1-■1 \- ■ 1 mebiiiga on Ihursday, the 27th hi.-?, and s.vral pa-.-ongors proceeded to h:f port with tleir luggage, only to find ti'ii t .»■ dale of sailing bad been iudefi ■ ;v!y po -I :■ ■ ■?(!, The trouble, worry and expense to wh;ch passengers are thus con tinually subjected, is simply, not only ridiculous, but cruel. \\ e are now short of provision- uud stores of all kinds owing to the bungling of the N.S. Co. or their em ployees. Surely this state of affairs is be coming so unbearable that some direct and immediate action will be taken. It would seem to be a matter in regard to which the Farmers' i'nion might combine with the Vigiliance Committee in en deavouring to set right. It is understood that Ministers have practically promised to reclaim a consider able portion of the Kawhia foreshore in trout of the township. This important work would not only add to the beauty of Cue plac* and the safe anchorage of boats, but the rentals accruing from the building sites thereon would do much more than pay tho interest on the money thus ex pended. Mr T. Wake deserves great credit for the able manner in which he has brought this very important local matter to an almost successful issue. Still another new oil-launch for the K'awhia harbour, Mr Walter Morgan hav ing secured a suitable such craft, which will arrive at an early date. (juite a large number of surveyors are still busily engaged upon the Kawhia South land, and it is understood that more men are to be put on almost imme diately. Those in Kawhia arriving from outlying districts should call on Mr D. Noonan and inspect his numerous suit samples which are cheap, fashionable and quite up-to-date. Messrs T, Wake and Co. expect quite a lot of new summer uoods, identical with the latest Auckland and London fashions, by the next steamer, and it will pay all intending purchasers to call and have a look at the new stock. Telephonic news has just arrived to the effect that the s.s. Kanieri has, after a stav of four days' idleness, just crossed the Rag lan bar on her way to Onehunga. Besides proving very inconvenient to local residents and business men, this sort of work should result in a serious loss to the N.S. Co. The Rev. T. G. Cut, Congregationalist clergyman, from Raglan, held service in the Schoolroom yesterday evening, and a Jaree audience attended. This is the first visit we have had from any preacher siuce the beginning of winter, but when the new church is erected, service will be held every Sunday. The sale of the two new native town ships, Mr Cowall's and Mr Taui Wetere's, both quite close to Kawhia, is occupying a great deal of attention in and around this district ; the sale comes oil' in January next, and no doubt there will be consider able competition amongst intending pur chasers of the various sections. In the Star, Herald and Weekly Xews the result of the r cent election in Wnikato appeared, Kawhia 25 for Creenslade and 32 for Hang, whereas it should have been 55 for tho former, and 32 for the latter.
RAGLAN.
A meeting of the Sports Committee was bold on Saturday at the Harbour View Hotel, 31r Hamilton in the chair. A balance of £ r > l:s lOd was shown to be in hand from last sports and a programme of 1<! events was passed. A committee was elocted with .Mr X V. T. Smith as secretary. The spoits are to be held in Raglan on the Ist of January next. Colonel l>avies, officer commanding the Auckland Volunteer ilistrict, inspected the Raglan Mounted Rifles on Saturday. There was only a small muster as the troop did not know he would be present and on account of the nearness of the annual camp.
MONTGOMERY'S ENTERTAINERS.
Mr Montgomery, the popular pro prietor and manager of Mont gome y's En tertainers, will appear with his versatile company at .the Volunteer Hall, to-night. The company have recently concluded a highly successful season in Christchurch, where they billed to appear for only three nights, but owing to phenomenal business had to extend their season to ten nights. Montgomery s show is a show with a repu tation, and the public are treated to a com pl te clvmgo of pivgramm on eveiy oc casion the organisation visits our town. Mr Montgomery i.s right up-to-date and h'is agents in England, America and France who are continually procuring all the latest novelties and sensational acts of the world for this clever company and the edi fication and amu einent of the Australasian public. <)n the occasion of this visit every thing will be new, bright, clean and spark ling.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4 1902
\\ A DE'S WORM B'K! S-the Wondeful Worm Woriers—are a safe and sure remedy, in Is boxes. Sold everywhere.
Lost, Found. &c. LOS T. Near Cambridge, rod Cow near XJ calving. Fire brand 22 off rump ; also tar marks. Finder rewarded on returning >ST— Bay Uorse. whitt 1J shoulders, no brand. Reward on returning to Frank Winter. Hamilton Must. Impounded. IMPOUNTED- lu the Te Awainutu i. pound, from I'miui, near Kihikilii, One bay Stallion, one black .Mare. ' Hvnors unknown. If not claimed, will bo Bold on Saturday, December Oth, 11)02, at 12 J'oundkeeper. Government Notices- RUAKURA EXPERIMENTAL STATION DRAINAGE CONTRACT, SECTION G. rpEXDERS will be received up to BAT- I URDAY, Otu DECEMBER, 11)02, for e EXCAVATION OF NINTY.FIVE CHAIN'S more or less of OPEN DRAIN. Plans etc, may be seen at Homestead. M. MULCAHEY, 17 OR PRESENTATION GOODS, try . £. J. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge.
Election Notices. IN Pursuance of the ■• Electoral Act, l'.i '2." I hereby give public notice that the number of Votes received by each of the Candidates at ilie Electoral Foil taken on the 2:>lh November was : GREENSLADE, Henry James ... 2009 LANG, Frederic William 2231 And as Frederic William Lang, Tuhikara uiea, farmer, is the Candidate who has re ceived in the aggregate the greatest number of votes at all the polling-places, r declare him to be duly elected as Member of the House of Representatives for the Electoral District of Waikato. JAMES s. BOND, Roturning-Oificer. Waikato Times Buildings, Hamilton, December Ist, 19U2. DECLARATION OF LICENSING POLL IN THE DISTRICT. LICENSING DISTRICT Of WAI -1 N pursuance of " The Alcoholic Liquors . Sale Control Act Amendment Act, 1895," r hereby give public notice of the result of the Local Option Poll taken under the provisions of the said Act. NUMBER OF VOTES RECORDED That the number of Licenses exist ing in the district continue ... 2306 That in the number of Licenses existing in the district be reduced l;i,S7 That no Licenses bo granted in the district 15s; The total number of voters whose votes were recorded at the poll was -1105, and, as the number of votes recorded in favour of the proposal that the existing number of Licenses in the district continue is au ab solute majority of the total number of voters are aforesaid, [ hereby declare such proposal to be carried. [JAS. S. BOND Returning Officer. Waikato Times Buildings, Hamilton. 2nd ! December, I'JO2. Amusements. STTEER HALL, HAMILTON. THURSDAY, DEC. •!. A Show With a Reputation. New and Startling Novelties. W illie Bros., Champion Head Balancers Famous Lukens, Horizontal Par Per formers Denzo Pros., iu their Parrel .Jumping Act, Suported by a unique Company of Enter tamers :—Mr Edmund Montgomery, Bob Hall, Fred Gibson. Edgar Bentley, Harold Vincent, Miss Frances Beverlev. THE KING'S CORONATION. Prices—3s, 2s, Is. Box Plan at Paul's. CEO. CATHR< ), Touring Manager. J ANTED, some kind person to adopt ' or take charge of nice healthy Paby Girl. Apply to Reta, Times Office. " TT & COT for SUPERIOR PHOTO GRAPHS and ENLARGEMENTS. Studio —Howden's Buildings, Hamilton. 7ANTED—The travelling public to re y 1 member that Tea, Coffee, Pies, Pastry, Cakes, etc., are obtainable all day long at my Refreshment Rooms. Auck land, Local, and Illustrated papers.—J. T. Home, Confectioner etc., Hamilton. ANTED—Those requiring Violins, ' Strings, and all Accessories appert aining thereto, to call on or send to H. H. Howden, watchmaker and jeweller, Hamil ton, who has a large supply in stock. WANTE I) K.NOWN, Mrs Bridges has opened up in Victoria Street, Hamilton, with a supply of Smoked Fish. Fresh fish three times a week. Also, Summer Drinks, Lollies, Sweetmeats etc.', to arrive shortly. WAN TED KNOWN.-Y. Plescher de sires to draw attention to his large stock of Footwear. A splendid lot of Ladies' and Gentlemen's American Kid boots (la<?e and button), Walking and Fvoning Shoes, Girl's Lace and Button Boots (tan and black), Good Strong School Boots, Farmers' Boots, Bluchers, Canvas Shoes, Leather and Carpet Slippers (good and cheap). Repairs neat and prompt. First-class boots made to order. V. PLESCHER, CO-OPERATIVE BOOT SHOP, CAMBRIDGE. I \7 OODCARVING-Relief; Chip, FkTral » » Chip, etc. Terms, 12s Gd per quarter, Is o'd per hour. Articles designed!— Miss P. Ayling, 13, Victoria Arcale, Auckland. 170R CRICKETING"; GOLF, and 1. TEX MS GOODS —give E J WL KIN SON a call. All this season's goods. Business Notices >R SALB-One First-Class Timber I_ Waggon, with :j inch tyres, alsj Double and Siagle Buggies.—John Ferguson, Cambridge!. WOOLS-Double and Single, Berlin, * » Reduced to ,">d per skein for cash. W . Q T U D NOTICE WEBLEY, (HOTCHKISS-FAIRY QUEEN) Will stand .the neaso . at Sh-j Rangipai Farm, Ngaruiwahia-Waingaio fioad, ■ jraruawabia and Whatawhata Districts. Mr Pat. Mohan, Stud Groom, will be at NGvBUAWAUIA on MONDAY, and WIIAi'AW'HATA rn TUESDAY. Those desirous are requested to book early to secure attention. His dim " Fairv Queen," brown mare, bred by Mr Alfred Buck and in 1888, got by the Dauphin, her dam Queen Mab by Derby out of Una by imported St. Aubyn—Miss Rowo, by Sir Hercules. For further particulars apply and address letters to Win. Home, Tv Ak^tea. Wv?. H'IRNF /HOODS FOR THE CHRISTMAS SEA \J SON in any quantity at WILKIN SON'S, Cambridge-Toys, Dolls, Albums, Purses, Photo Frames, Writing Cases, Fancy Goods, etc.
Business Notices. PUBLIC HALL, RAGLAN. ROWAN begs to notifiy the public * oi Raglan and mrrounding districts that he will shortly open in the above Hall, GREAT CLEARING SALE A X D AUCTION SALE, £."00 General Drapery, Suit of Clothes, Dress Pieces, Loots and Shoes. Saddlery, Jewellery, Watches. Fancj Goods, etc. FOR SHORT PERIOD ONLY. Opening date and Auction Sale will be duly advertised. HOT WEATHER GuODS AT Milne & Clioyce, Ltd., AUCKLAND. WASHING BLOUSES, Special job line at 2s Gd, 3b Gd, 4s Gd ; Mercerised Sateen Blouses, floral styles, is lid to 12s 6d ; White and Coloured Washing Silk Blcuses, beautifully triuirued. at 12s fid, 10s fid. to 355. HOLLAND COSTUMES, with new Rus sian and Eton jackets, and smartly cut skirts, from 24s Od the costume. UNDERSKIRTS, in washing prints, all trimmed, at 2s lid, 3s 6d, 3a lid, to 10s fid; Fancy Materials, from 5s lid to 235. WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, Special Value, trimmed lace or embroidery and tucks, 3s lid, os lid, fis lid, to27s6d. NEW SUNSHADES—Handsome Cream Satin Sunshades, with wide moire stripe, 10s rid; Striped and Floral Roman Satins, Gs lid, 8s lid, 10s fid ; Phia and Fancy Parasols in every shade. CHILDREN'S WHITE SILK FROCKS, lace trimmed, to fit children from 6 to 9 years, 9s lid to 21s. NEW FANCY GOODS FOR PRESENTS —Good Fancy Soaps, 3 cakes in artis tic box. Is 3d. Is fid, 2s fid, 4s fid; Photo Frames, in all shapes, Is, Is 3d, Is l Jd, 2s fid, to 10s fid ; Purses, at Od, Is, Is 3d, Is ltd, to 20s ; Fancy Boxed Hand kerchiefs, Is 3d, is Gd, Is 9d, Is lid, to 10s 6d the box; Real Maltese Lace Scarves and Collars, 10s !)d, 12s Gd, 15s fid, to 455. NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN— Special selection of Gent's Neckties, at Is Is (id, 2s 6d, to 4s Od. SERYICEAULE LINEN HANDKER CUIEFS -Plain hem, Is, Is 3d, Is fid; hem-stitched. Is 6d to 3s fid. SMART WASHING WAISTCOATS, in white, drab, and shepherd's plaids, at os lid, fis lid, Ss6d, to Lss fid. FRENCH STRAW PANAMA HATS, fis lid. Latest Ha's in every style. NEW TUNIC AND TENNIS SHIRTS, from 3s Gd to 7s fid ; Gent's AVhite and ('oloured Sweaters, 3s fid, 3s lid to 10s fid. Immense stock of Gent's Summer Underclothing. WILDMAN, LYELL, and AREY. XMAS SEASON 101)2-3. XMAS CARD PACKETS. 4 LL our Packets are selected by the jljL celebrated Ninas Card firm, Raphael Tuck and Sons, London. Packet cards are better value than boxes of cards as the whole of the value is made up in cards instesd of paying for the box. WE HAVE NINE VARIETIES. The Superb, c ntaining 0 carefully selected Xinas and New Year Cards, fid The Ideal, containing 12 folding Xmas and New Y'ear Cards, Is The Recherche, containing 6 artistic folding Xmas and New Year Cards, Is The Champion, containing 40 novel Xmas and New Year Cards, Is The Unbeaten, containing 20 pretty Xmas and New Year Cards, Is Gd The Excellent, containing 20 effective Xmas and New Year Cards, Is fid The Princess, containing 20 up-to-date Xmas and l'ear Cards, 2sGd The King, containing unique Xmas and New Year Cards, 2s Gd The Welcome, 12 folding New Year Cards only, Is All our packets and Xmas Cards orders are sent post free 15 minutes after receipt of order. Order early—our packets are much sought after, and last year were all cleared a week before Xmas. We have single cards from Id to 7s fid each. AYhen in town for Xnias do not for get to visit our special Xmas card and fancy shop inside the Victoria Arcade. Admission free. XMAS NUMBERS. Pear's Annual with 1 pictures, Is; fid, posted, Is 9d Xmas London News with 1 picture, Is 6d, posted Is 8d Xmas London Graphic with 2 pictures, Is fid. posted Is 8d Xmas Holly Leaves with magniiicient battle picture entitled " All that was left of them" (Boer War) Is fid, posted, Is 9d Xmas Sketch with 1 picture, Is 6d, posted, Is 8d NEW ANNUALS TO HAND. Hoys" and Girls' Own Annual 8s each Churns (Hoys' Annual), 8s each Young England i Hoys' Annual) os each Boys of Our Empire (Boys' Annual,! 7s Gd each The Girl's Empire (A new Girl's Annual) os each Chatterbox, cloth ss, boards 3s Little Folk, cloth ss, boards 3s Gd Our I 'arling, cloth ss, boards 3s Sunday at Home, Leisure, Hour and Uood Words, 7s fid each Children's Friend, infant's Magazine, Child's Companion and The Prize! cloth 2s, board Is Gd each Add 2d in the Shilling for postage A FEW NOTABLE BOOKS FOR XMAS READING. Temporal Power, Marie Corelli, cloth 3s Gd paper 2s Gd Hound of the Harkervilles, Conan Doyle, cloth 3s Gd, paper 2s Gd House L'nder the Sea, Max Pemberton cloth 3s Gd. paper 2s fid Greater Love. Joseph Hocking, cloth 3s Gd, paper 2s Gd The Way of Escape, Graham Travers, cloth 3s fid. paper 2s fid Uncle Joe's Legacy, Guy Hoothby, cloth 3s fid, paper 2s fid Little Mother Meg, Ethel Turner, cloth 2s (id FOR XMAS PRESENTS. Purses, Pocket Books, Writing Cases, La dies' Hand Bags, Chatelaine Bags, Photo Frames, Photo Alburns, Jewel Boxes, Card Oases, ink Stands, Dressing Cases, Mani cure Sets and Leather Goods of every de scription. VICTORIA AR€ADE, Suoia'LAKD Street, Auckhuul.
Business Notices. TURNIP SEED. PYRAMID STEAMED BONE MEAL— -L Ammonia 5'4-i, Phosphates 52^7, ■£6 Ms per ton' Blood and Rone, suitable for drilling, •fifi VSa lid per ton Kangaroo Guano, £1 15s, Grass Mixture, £'•) Ms. Phosphates. tO per Ce.ut., t'o 10s. Corn and Maze ilixtm-e, nitro puln-h, £G lss. Turnip Manure, Swo les or R i.jt, £t) ];.s Kainit, Imperial Belgium Soluble, does not set hard and can be drilled, £1 7s fid. The above are plus freight from Auckland. Turnip Seeds, &c, of Finest Quality, F. J. sa: Agent for W. S U Auckland. IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS. WHIKATEA, Mountain Rimu and . Kauri at Lowest Kates. ■Sashes. Doors, Mouldings, \c, of thoroughly Seasoned Timber at less than Auckland Prices, owing to saving in railage. P. J. SANDERS, Agent for J. MoAndrew & Co., TO FARMERS. MCCORMICK HAY WAKES, Mowers, and Reapers and Bind -rs are with out a rival; strongly made and of light draught. Send for Catalogue to F. J. SANDERS, Sole Agent for Province of Auckland. FURNITURE. FOR SUPERIOR FURNITURE, well made of Seasoned Timber, and at reasonable rates. Trv, "SANDERS, Q.C.E. CHARCOAL IRONS. HAVE you seen the Dalii Charcoal Iron ? If not, call and inspect the most up-to-date Iron in the market. SANDERS, Q.C.E. ARRAS CREAM '-<-""" "■■- spills is a boon t) persons being too far from a factory, inspection invited. SANDERS, QC.E. IF you want the choicest procurable, either local or imported, and the greatest variety, send to SANDERS, Q.C.E. CHRISTMAS. JTAIKATO BACON CO.'S HAMS * New Dried Fruits, Syrups, Jellies and of finest quality. SANDERS. Q.C.E. GENERAL GROCERIES. the Greatest Variety, Highest Quality, and Best All-Mound Value try SANDERS, Q.C.E. ]7 G G PRESER VAT I V E.—ln tins i. J bottles, and bulk. SANDERS, Q.C.E. CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE "VTEW GOODS Constantly arriving. SANDERS. CAMBRIDGE. THE HAMILTON HOTEL. VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. W. BRIGHT, Proprietor. THE BEST APPOINTED HOSTELTY IN THE WAIKATO. GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR TOURISTS. BEAUTIFUL GARDEN AT THE REAR OF THE HOTEL. FIRST-CLASS TABLE KEPT. BEST WINES AND SPIRITS IN STOCK. ALES IN DRAUGHT AND IN BOTTLES. CIVILITY AND ATTENTION TO ALL BILLIARD ROOM fitted with one of EDWARDS' BEST TABLES. SAMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCTAI TRAVELLERS. GOOD STABLING. vv. b rTg ht, PROPRIETOR. ,J ' It I D 1- E R GENERAL CARRIER, ,'OAL AND FIREWOOD MERCHANT, HAMILTON. Leaves KAWHIA every TUESDAY an FRIDAY, at 8 a.m. Leave* PIRONGIA every WEDNES DAY arjd SATURDAY at 7 a.ro Arriving at Piromjia every TUESDAY and FRIDAY This line passes through TE RAU-A •M 0 A AND GOVERNMENT KING COUNTRY LANDS To be shortly openr.d for selection. A-SYMONDS&CO PROPRIETORS TE AWAMUTU FTRST CLASS STATIONERY at E. .1. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge, in Jackets at 3d, kl, Id, 7d, sd, Is, Is lid Is 6d, '■s, iis Gd. Business envelopes a specialy. Any Person FOUND TRESPASS NO ffilh dog or gin en any of the Assets Realisation Board's properties iu Ihe ft ai tato will be prosecuted. JOHN McOAW, EtUtes Superintendent, Matauuta
McNicol & Co, PEDIGREE FOB * PURE-BRED POLLED ANGUS v BULLS, the properly of Mr Alex ander Ait ken, ami bred upon the Kereone Cstate as follow? : Fighting Mae, S N" 21. N Z II 1! : colour, black : birth, 2oth Septem ber, 10(1] ; breeder, Kereone Es tate. Piako : grot bv Mercury, NZHB 246: Ist. Surprise. NZHB 512, by Famous, XZIIB 12!): 2nd Vista. NZHB, by Solomon 1. [imp) NZHB 2349 ; :!rd, Victoria, XZIIII 7:!. hy Blackleg, N'Zllß IW : lth Gipsy, NZHB 59, by Robin Hood. NZHB 946: sth, Lizzie, NZHB 00, hy Druid. NZUR 67: (ith Minerva (imp) NZHB 15s. bred by Mr McCombie. First and special merit Waikato show. ((ctober, 15102, second Auckland show, November 11102. Tara, T666 NZHB ; colour, black : birth. 22nd October. 189S : breeder. N.Z. ami A. Land Association. Oamaru; got by Baron Arradoul. 5953 ; Ist, Tempest 439, by Proud English man. 0354; 2nd, Thalia, 111, by Solomonn 11. NZHB 21: 3rd, Tilly four Maid, M.by Robin Hood (imp), 916; 4th, Tilly four Lass. 100, bred by Mr McCombie. First Waikato and Auckland Shows, 1900. Bobs. S.N. 22, NZHB: colour, black : birth, 2sth October 1001 : breeder, Kereone Station, Piako : got by Mercury, NZHB 21ii; Ist, Kiri, NZHB" 513, by Famous, NZHB 120 ; 2, Sunshade. NZHB 511, by Jamie of Killara (imp.), 147 : 3rd, Vista, NZHB. by Solomon I, (imp,) 2349 ; 4th, Vic toria, 73, by Blackleg (imp), 63 ; sth Gipsy, 59, by Robin Hood (imp.), 910 ; 6th, Lizzie, 50, by Druid (imp.), 67; 7th, Minerva 'imp,), bred by Mr McCombie. Never been shown Sir Eedvers, S.N*. IS, NZHB; colour, black ; birth, 31st Octo ber, 1000 ; breeder, Kereone Es tate. Piako : got by Mercury, NZHB 246 ; Ist Vista, NZHB, hy Solomon 1. (imp;, 2349 ; 2nd, Vic toria 73 ; by Blackleg, imp., RS ; 3rd, Gipsy, 59, by Robin Hood, imp., 946 ; 4th, Lizzie, 'O, by I)rakl, imp., 67 ; oth, Minerva, imp., 158, bred by Mr McCombie. Never been shown Fortunatus ; colour, black ; birth, 4th November, 1001 ; breeder, Kereone Station. Pinko ; got by Mercury NZHB 246: Ist Vista, NZHB, by Solomon I. (imp), 2340 : 2nd Victoria, 73, by Blackleg (imp) 68 : 3rd Gipsy, 50, by Robin 'Hood (imp) 046 : 4th, Lizzie, 50, by Druid (imp), 67 : sth, Minerva (imp.) 158, bred by Mr .McCombie. First Auckland Show, November, 1002 For further particulars applv to McNI CO L & uO. WAIHOU STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5. 10 1! , K H R x' Jos. I'ohlen and neighbourhood, 30 Yearling steers, G Young Boar Pigs. < l. (."iven 30 2"-year-old Quiet Heifers, 20 year ling Heifers. Ki Yearling Steers. Morrinsville 17 Two-year-old Steers, from Te Aroha 25 Yearling-. G. ('oodfellow 25 Well-bred 12 to ls-month-old Cattle 50 Two to 2'-year-old Steers, Waitoa Bush Modium Draught Mare, by Duke of of Argyle, in foal to Young Duumore Horse Hay-rake 4 Useful Harness Horses At 12 o'clock. McNICOL <fe CO. G. F. McC'ullagli, Auctioneer. TE KUITI STOCK SALE. Wednesday, December 10. AVe will hold our Second Sale at Te Kui'i on above date 'A WELL-BRED I.X-Month k TWO fj\f YEAR STEERS 200 Calves and Yearlings 20 Springing Heifers 350 Head Mixed Cattle, from neigh bouring districts 50 Head Mixed Cattle 10 Good Hacks and Harness Horses Spring Trap Hooded Buggy 100 Store Pigs 20 Beef Cattle 20 Heifers, springers 30 Grown Steers 1 i-irey Gelding Waggon Eight Dray 3 Draught Horses 3 Good Hacks Good Hack, six years old, by Master Agnes, broken to harness Sale at 12 noon. . Entries Solicited. M c N I c 0 L & Co. G. F. MeCullagh. Auctioneer. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16. AT STORE k DAIRY CATTLE. McNICOL & CO. G. F. McCut.r.Aoii. Auctioneer. |7 OK "J )KIV AT E QA L E FARMS in all parts of the district AGENTS FOB: Little's Sheep Dip, Fluid and Powder The IlighLnd Sheep Dip P. and D. Duncan's Implements E.L.T. Noxious Weed Destroyer, a con densed fluid prepared for the de struction of blackberry, gorse, briar, etc. When properly applied this preparation is entirely reliable. One gallon of fluid to 40 gallons of water. Supplied in one, two. and five-gallon drums : one gallon Gs 6d, two gallons 5s Od. five gallons ss. Spray pumps especially constructed for the pur pose, prices £l los. If bushes are small the fluid can be applied with ordinary water-can. Further par ticulars and testimonials on applica tion. Mc XI COL & CO. HA Alt I,TON. Private Boarding: Estab lishment. MRS F. A. QUICK. ivery Comfort and Convenience for Tourists. HOT AND "cbll) BATHS, .
W. J. Hunter. COWS AT The undersigned lu.s received instructions from Mr D. who is leaving the district, to sell his DA iI? Y Co WS. Ac, comprising 10 Onod daisy cows, mostly ln-ifer -1 yearling Hull W. J. II rX T K 11. CAMBRIDGE Yards on Saturday, December fi J\J\J mixed sexes 11- Very Choice Yearlings and Strong •Calves, G. liuoth, \V. P. Reid, G. Reid, W . Brough, Fencourt s:i Extra choice Yearling and LS-month Steers, Robt Svayne 15 Choice Calves, mostly steers, Hau tapu 20 Quiet Two and 2i-year-old Heifers. Fencourt, neighbourhood 22 Fresh-conditioned Cows, A. Macfar lane, Crouch, W. P. Reid, Fen c uu t 10 Well-1 red Fresh Steers, Gwynne -1 anils 3 Choice Yearling Jersey Heifers, 1 Good Cow, at calving, Medium Draught Mare. E. Yeale 16 Choice Dairy Cows and Heifers, at calving, Miss Ewen, J. Forrest, Taotaoroa neighbourhood 6 Fat Cows, J. Anderson, Ashwin First-class Draught Mare, two years, by Chancellor, broken to chains On account of W. Thornton, Mangakawa : 50 Choice Hereford Y'earling Steers 40 Choice Half-bred Polled Angus, 18- month-o'd Steer 3 and Heifers 25 Well-bred 2£ and Three-year-old F'esh Steers Reaper and Binder, nearly new Light Spring Cart and Harness Light Cortland Waggon 2 Light Single-seated Buggies At 12.30. W. J. H U N ' FOR PPJYATE SALE : At Pukeriuiu -320 -Acres First-class Land, within half-a-mile of Puke rimu Factory: nearly all dnined swamp ; all securely fenced and well-watered ; would make a really good dairy farm HAMILTON' STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11. The undersigned will soil at the Hamilto Yards on Thursday, December, 11 : On account of Mr C. Hutchinson, who has 0 FIRST-CLASS DAIRY COWS, all newly calved, and :i choice iot Pedigree Ayrshire Bull Pedigree Ayr-hire Cow. took two first prizes Waikato show 20 Young Calves K Milk Cans, 25gals 12 Fat Bollocks, J. G. Penniket fi Prime Beef. R. Noble 8 Quiet Two-year-old Heifers, A. Bell 10 Three-year-old Fresh Heifers, T Waugh 13 Well-bred Strong Calves, W. J. Richardson II- Fat Cows, Soakespe-u ---20 Fat Cows. Furze, Graham, Taina here. Ohaupo 30 Fat Sheep. ,T. r -\ Melville 1 Koau Bull, W'm. Graham 21) Prime Fat Bul'ocks. from TI. Wind sor. 11. S. Hawkins, P. Seddoii and J. Barugh ■lO Fat Sheep, 2C Fat Lambs, A. <'asey ICo Store Rigs. DonihDon, Daveney, Z. Owen. Thomas, Gurnel l , and 3'. Douglas 6 18-month-old Steers. J. Wathen Entries Solicited. HUNTER OHAUPO CATTLE TUESDAY The undersigned will sell at Die ohaupo Yards on Tn sdav, December '.H h : WELL-BRED THREE-YEAR OLD -.*-- STEERS, COWS AND CALVES AND TWO AND THREE-YEAR-OLD STEERS, from Waitetuna 30 15-month-old Heifers. V,". Raustead PureVired Jersey Bull, four years old. sure calf-getter, verv quiet, and no fence breaker, pedigree at Sale 30 Yearlings, mixed sexes, L. Larson H Cows, J. Hon-ton and J. Clark 20 Choice 15 to LS-month-o!d Steers, Willo-ighbv IS Heifers and Cows, A. 1". chamber lain 21 Yearling Steers, D. Bokowsky At 12.:!') o'clock. , Entries Solicited. W. J. HU N TER. February, 1903. THE undcH:rned will bold his First Sheep Fair at (Ohaupo Y'ards, as above. Entries solicited W. ,T. II UNTER. HAMILTON BOROUGH YARD*. FPECIAL HORSE RALE. Th ■ nej, will hold hii Annua' Horsp Sa'e at the Hamilt n B.r'ie/h Yards on Thursday, December 18, of about ' UNBBOKEN COLTS AND •J\J FWLn>, HEAVY AND DRAUGHT MARES AND GELDINGS, UPSTANDING HARNESS HO'SES AND HACKS Entries to date from H. A. Bell, G. Rob son, Hogan, E. Potts. Zellman, Bridgman, W. E. Jones, McDonald, Graham, Grigsby, H. Weal, Wrlonghby, Davidson, Newell, Chit'y, Windsor, Cumpstone, Haunon, Houston, Gibbons, Arnold, Teddy, Shaw, Turmvald, Raueh, Patterson, Morgan, Cow ling, Ormsby, Johnstone, Finch, Bruce, Starkey, Bell. Douglas, Stewart, Hone Holmes. Corbett, Crouch, Hicks, Seddon, Prendagast, Shaw, Death Bros., Noble, Dawson, Cassidy, Smith and Walsh, Holland, Fry, McLarnon. Hill Dun stau, Dodd, Bruce, Hinton, Jackson, Bar f rd, Washer, Corboy, Hansen, Galvan, Beb, LitHawood, White, Friar and Davies, Prince, Foster, Darragh, Dooley, Luxton, Hall, Kae, Jones, Bukowsky, Teasdale, Hollby, Calde-r, Snook, Marwood Pair of Well-matched Buggy Ponies, 13 hands high, J. Houston. Quiet Buggy Mare, quiet for lady to drive Upstanding Chestnut Horse, from Wanganui, sound, grand hack and jumper Handsome I'nbroken Child's Tony, by Bonnie Tom—Shetland mare Heavy Spring-cart Mare, took first prize Waikato Show, 1002, and a splendid worker in any Harness Double-sealed Buggy (Gee and Pot ted, i'ole and Harness, W. Lyudsiy Pair of Wril-matched Black Buggy Horses I Bay Cob, good hack, E. TickelpenEj w. j. blTn t b a.
W. J. Hunter. NGALTAWAIIIA STOCK SALE. :i FRIDAY. DECEMBER 12. 'JA TWO AXD THREE-YEAR-OLD «> <' STEERS, E. Hall, F. G. Jackson, H S. Elgoo'l 10 l-'our-year-old Bullocks, in forward condition, A. Nicol 15 W.-11-hred Calves, F. Littlewood 2(1 Mixed Cattle. 11. J. Saulbrey id One nu-1 li-year-old Cattle, B. IfelillPS. 2 'oil'! Anjjn.-f Hulls, two and three years i>!d, <t. Mathias 10 (i 1 fcte.'i- Cakes, G. Little The shop in Township known as ' Lamb's Butcher Shop.' Sale at 11 o'clock punctually Entries Spirited. W. J. h U N TEE. • Davis & Co- SPECULATORS LARGE OR SMALL CAPITAL ND all those anxious to GOOD INVESTMENTS of Substantial and Increasing and to those wishing to secure COMFORTABLE HOMES SNUG FARMS OR GOOD PASTORAL PROPE TIES We would call your attention to the !r ; that we can offer the best and most oo plete List of Properties of all kinds in 1 Waikato and surrounding Districts, and I prepared to FINANCIALLY, ASSIST Wo cannot here advertise our large list J properties in detail, but we are alway ready to give, or post full particulars I intending buyers, also to conduct thai over the different properties we have fo Sale, free of charge. Wo have propertie from 50 acre to 5000 acres blocks in prio from 17s 6d per acre to .£lO per acre witi good roads, near Post Offioe, schooL Creameries and Railway, and on Easy Terms. * IF YOU Desire to Sell We shall be glad to receive full particular of your property which we advertise i different parts of New Zealand an, Australia, which costs you nothing, aa advertising is the keystone to our success and our terms arc, NC SALE, NO CHARGE. Wo have numorious inquiries from all parti of New Zeal nd and Australia, our con nection being very extensive. Havin lately sold several properties is a proof L our ability to do business. Why Pay Rent. We have several Good Town Propertie willi 4 to <«) roomed houses, with i acre t 10 acre good land in or Hamilton East and West. Easy terms. For further parti.? culars apply to DAVIS & CO! AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, 1 LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, HAMILTON. Auction sales conducted in all parts of the country. Advances made on all goof J placed with us for Sale. WAIKVTO AGENTS and SHOW ROOMS for the WONDERFUL WERTHEIM SEWING MACHINE j Three machines in one. On Time Paji ment, 2s 6d per week. Also, PIANOS & ORGANS English and German, and on easy terms. From 2s 6d per week. our quality and price before you nf chase. jM WAIKATO AGENTS ' Northern Fire Insurance Compani Capital .£5,689,000. ■ WAIKATO AGENTS Imperial (gold medal) Calf Food. Tht* best in the market. Once used always used. Auction sales at our New Mart and? "iards, Hamilton, EVERY SATU 2 p.m., of POULTRY, PIGS, PRODUCE FURNITURE, etc. :; Anything you have for sale TAKE IT TO DAVIS & CO. and have it turned into cash. AT GOVERNMENT STUD AND EXPERIMSNTAL STATION, I RUAKUBA, HAMILTON. THE Undermentioned Sires will be at the Service of Breeders : THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION SINGLESTICK 11. (1898). Hazlehatch Hermit - Hazledean Braar=Taba BlairAthol Fee for Approvod Marts, suitable forget ting Remounts, TWO GUINEAS, and foe Thoroughbred.-*, FOUft GUI SE AS. GroOm ge 2 6d Paddocking 2s 6d per woek, Pay. ble on demand. IMPORTED SHORTHORN BULL RED LORD XXVII. Caived 3rd Jan., 1900. Red Lord Orange Blossom XIII This bull comes from a noted milking family. TERMS-ONE GUINEA. For farther particulars see circulars obtain* able at the office of the Inspector of Stock, at Hamilton, or from the Manager of the Farm. EOWiN LEGHORNS We have the greatest laying strains in the world, und are now booking ordeis for sit tings. the Waikato Poultry Club for imi mown Leghorn Cockerel or pullet, at next Hamil ton Show, hatched from rg^ B h om our TU dg by Waikato breeders.—Write for catalogue! to T. A. BROOKKB, Otahutua. * Particulars also from fccetttary Waiktto |
WT/1902/WT_19021204/MM_01/0004.xml | 4,787 | THE POOR BACHELOR.
One (it thr 111 <<st novel and deter mined ellorts to drive the bachelor to ma t iimony in' suieide is the law which has been promulgated in one of the Sutes forming the Argentine federation (points out the New York times). ,\ man is marriageable in Argentine when he has coinpieted his twentieth year. If. from that date, and till lie passes his thirtieth birth day. he wishes to remain single, he must pay,Cl a month to the State. For the next five years, the tax in creases a hundred per cent. I>e tween thirty-five and fifty the bachelor is supposed to have crystalised into a confirmed state, and a strong financial jolt is considered necessary to awake h m from his leth argy. lie is, therefore, mulcted to the tune of ,£ I a month. From hi;! fiftieth year to five beyond the Scrip- : tural three-score and ten, the i bachelor is mulcted <£G, but having ; reached the seventy-fifth year, relief j finally comes, and the tux becomes i nominal, being reduced to £ I 15s per annum. After eighty, a man can re main single without paying anything. There is a paragraph relating to widowers, who are given three years in which to mourn and pick u successor. If a man is unable to pay his taxes he is put in prison un less lie can show a just cause, such as lack of employment and or sickness. A man who can prove that he has received three declinations in one year is also considered to have earned immunity from taxation. It is said that the law works like a charm. Since the day when it went into operation the alcades of the villages and towns done a rushing busi- ' ness, and the treasury is as empty as before, which seems to indicate that between the two evils of marrying or parting with the hard-earned coin, the bachelors of Argentine prefer the former.
THE UNDERFED ENGLISHMAN.
SOME SIGNIFICANT STATIS TICS. Thirty per cent of the population of Great Britain is underfed. Such is the declaration of Sir .1. Criehton ction of the International Con for the Welfare and Protection ildren, lately held in London. rifhton Browne finds that even • rural districts the food habits ■ masses are calculated to pre imys growing up into useful •ial wherewith to fight and con quer lu-eat lintain s enemies in war. " My observation leads mc to believe," says the distinguished medical autho rity, "that the masses are improperly fed, as well as underfed. For example, in rural districts in Scotland where milk was to he had in plentv it is now scarce. Jt is sent to the city to be sold. The children are fed on bread and tea and cheap jams, and even oatmeal has passed into the background as a staple article of diet. When we turn to the townfolk we see in the anaemic faces the lack of sound teeth and the stunting of bodies evidence of deterioration due to misuse of food. In the factory town of Dundee hoys between the ages of eleven and twelve years were found to average ten pounds under weight and nearly four inches under height. Girls were found to fall be low the standard also/' The publica tion of these figures and other statis tics on the subject lias attracted much attention throughout England. No thing can cause greater consternatiou in the average Briton than the con viction that his race is deteriorating. The matter is likely to be brought up The matter is in Parliament.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1902.
Printed and published by Robbbt Job* fxvhh and Geobqe Willluj Vkn nffi^ S v ?t . their ***»*«** Printing, office, \ictona street, Hamilton, Anofc land, New Zealand. THURSDAY. DEciaißJß 4 19QB.
Why not bo strong? V,'hy not, have acood appetite ana ;i good digestion? Why uot, feel well and hearty"sill the time? You can just ns wdi have it your own way as not, for there is strength, vitality, power, and good health iu every bottle of A vis's Sarsa parilla. Always keep it oil hand. Hereare the words and the photograph of Mr. U. 11. Archer, of Hobart, Tasmania: " I often find myself weak, without appe tite, ami my wlio'.c system all run down. My blood gets impure and I have boils and erup tions. Then I always use Ayer's Sarsaparilla, for it makes my blood pure and rich, gives me strength and vitality, and braces me up wonderfully," AYER'S Sarsaparilla There are many imitation " Sarsaparillas." Bo sure you get Ayer's. Keep Ayer's Pills on hand and quickly cor rect any tendency to constipation. It's an easy way to prevent sickness. Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayeri Co., Lowell. Mass., U.S.A. EVANS' ONDERPULDEMFDIES TUS9ICDRA.-For Coughs and Colds. WITCH'S GIL.-For Rheu matios, Chilblaines etc. MOUNTAIN KING ASTHMA POWDER.-For Asthma and Bronchits. These preparations, which have pained a widespread reputation throughout the Col ony are obtainable in tho W»'kato district from the fillowinif :—H. J. Clifford, Morula ville ; Thos. Wells, Cambridge ; W. Kscott, Cambridge : F J. Sard' rs, Cambridge ; Chis Boycc, Cambridge ; Parr Bros., Hamilton , E.J. Davey, Hamilton: W. Hey, Hamil on ; J. S. Edwurds, ()haupo ; G. M. A. Abier, Te Awamutu ; F. A. Cbaprran, Kihi kihi ; Green and C< lebrook, To Kuiti and Otorohanga ; Dooley and Puterson, Nganrt wabia ; R. F. Sandes, Hi milton ; A. E Manning, Hamilton ; R. J. Roberts, Cam bridge. Price, 2/G. FIRST AWARD Christohurob, 1895. GOLD MEDAL, Otugo Jubilee Exhibition, 1808. FIRST and SPECIAL, Auckland, IS!)!). FIRST AWARD, Christchurch, 19001901. Imperial Calf Food (HEATHER BRAND). Can be used with either skim or separated milk, whey, or water alone. Extract from letter received from a gentle man in the North Island, who uses Imperial Calf Food : —" I started feeding a calf about a week old, tho mother of which was sold at birth. Our other cow gave so little milk we oculd only spare a pint per day Upon this, with your food, we reared the calf, using just two 251b bags, which lasted 100 days. If milk had not been so scarce we should rave used ess Food. The " Calf in question has, In the natural oourse of events, just dropped her second calf, and is as nice a cow in all respects asoould be desired." From the above it may be gathered that I a ealf oan be successfully reared upon half-s ---ound of Food per day when milk is scarce; iltntiful, less. PACKED IN 251b., 50lb„ 1001bs., and 2001b. SACKS. Our testimonials are too numerous to publish, but we have several stating that oalvcs fed with this food arc as fat, if not fatter tha'n calves fed upon full milk. Waikato Aner.ts W. €. DAVIS kV CO., HAMILTON. rnHh, GOVERNMENT INSURANCE JL DEPARTMENT is prepared to grad Employers of Labour Covers against Riski connected with their trado or business—unde: the Workors' Compensation Act, the Em ployers' Liability Acta, as well as under Common Law. Owners of property and Mortgagees alsi protected under special tables. Personal Ao "idant Insurance effected in all branches. For particulars as to rates, etc., apply t< he local Office of the Department J. H. RICHARDSON, Commissioner TAKE/ TEASPOON-'!. n ail nfaht FOR COUGHS SCOLDS tT ACTS U&t MAGIC!. 5 ! SOLD £YLRYWHLRE B/'ft k 2/6. TO MEN Write lor free copy of valaibl* bcok atrr yourselves, your health, you happiness, jot future It contains a fnil exresitien of tfc human system and the remedies adopted. N need to consult doctors. Posted fr< ein n «='■ envelope. Every man »hou!d read it M Im»b-Q. Sjcoflo, 639Ej«atft.h-Street Vu HelbouEtio.
" When they put a man in gaol, he cannot fol ||F| low his natural inclina tion. His enjoyment of life is limited. </He cannot eat what he wants to. He is limited to a very frugal diet. He is alive, to be sure, but life doesn't possess very many advantages. Are not all these things equally true of the dys peptic ? For all the real enjoyment he gets out of life, he might as well be in gaol. He cannot eat what he likes, nor as much of it as he would like. If he transgresses any of the rules of his diet, he is punished for it. He i suffers much ; gets little sympathy. Dyspepsia 1 starts with indigestion, , and may lead v") almost anything. Indigestion means a variety of things—it shows itself in many ways. At first, perhaps, a little heaviness in the stomach, a little sourness, windy belchings, and heartburn. Headacheß begin to come pretty soon after that, and biliousness and a foul taste in the mouth in the morning. Chronic constipation is almost inevitable, aud it is probably the most serious trouble that ever takes hold of a man. Its seeming simplicity is the thing that makes it most dangerous, because it leads to neglect. Constipation means that the body is holding i poisonous, impure matter, that should be gotten rid of. The poison is being re absorbed into the blood, and the whole body is being filled with it. Impurity in the blood may lead to almost any disease. There is no telling what may come of it. And yet people are careless about it. It is the moat serious thing in'the world, and the easiest to cure if you go about it right. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills cure Constipa tion. > Cure it positively, certainly, infal libly. Cure it so it stays cured. Cure it so you can stop taking medicine. And that is something that no other remedy in the world will do. They positively cure Biliousness, Indigestion, Constipation, Dys pepsia, Sallow Complexion, Liver and Kid ney Troubles, Piles, Pimples and Blotches. A perfeot blood purifier, and for female ailments they stand alone as a woman's best friend. Sold by chemists and storekeepers, price, Is 3d per bottle, or six bottles 7s, orsame will be mailed,post paid, uponreceipt of price. Sole proprietors, The W. 1 H, Comstock Co., Ltd. (Australasian Depot), 68 Pitt-street, Sydney, They are packed in amber bottles, and the full name blown thereon. CHAMBERLAIN S PAIN BALM has ro equal as a household liniment. It is the best known remedy for rheumatism, lama back, quinsy and glandular swellings, while I for sprain*, bruises, burns and scalds it is ; invaluable. One application gives relief, ; Try it. W. DEY, Agent Hamilton, THUS. i WfcILLS, Agent Cambridge, GEO. M. A J Aitrjßß, Agent Te Awamutu sell it,
DAIRY FARMS FOR SALE LOCKERBIE MATAMATA, WAITOA. The Peopkrt's of The Assets Realisation Board. TVTESE Properties havfi beei surveyed into I FARMS of nuitablc area, rrom 65 acre? ■• S.'iO acrs.*, are of >.; Quaiity Soil, Wei; ' ti-d. Close tn Railway, and wsthin easy op of f.'r-'-tiicr'.rf and Factory. ■• p» tn»v select Any tr-a, and Purchase • VERY EASY TERMS OF PA'S ' '■' '■• f. : \TERF/ST.— 4J per centum rer annum, ■ ! LAN3 AND PARTICULARS may bs •■ nw.l from— THE BOARD'S MANAGERS on the Properties, MasSBS H. & J. CLIFFORD, Morrins viile. MB9SBB MoNIOOL & CO., Hamilton. Mb A. W. EDWARDS, Te Aroha Mb A. HANNA, Solicitor, Auckland Or T.'E HEAD OFFICE, Wellington. WALTER G. FOSTER, R/ll General Manager M R S. SAMUELS, MAIL CARRIER, STOREKEEPER FRUITERER ETC., ONGARUE Ncwh Agent for all Woekly and Daily Pawn. Refreshments, D'oing Rooms, and Good Kt-oV. ' Meals at »ll haurs. Order promp rli?A to / UIEAP MONEY MONEY lONEY pHEAP IBEaP money £IOO to £IO,OOO ON COUNTRY, CITY, AND SUBURBAN FREEHOLDS At 4J per fent. Terms of Repayment of the Most Libera Character, which can bo ascertained on en quiry .I.H.RICHARDSON, Government Insurance Commissioner The undersigned has for sale or lease on iberal teron DAIRY FARMS GRAZING FARMS BUSH FARMS NATIVE T.F. \3E3 TOWN AND SUBURBAN SECTIONS COTTAGES, STORES To owners of property : My terms are no ale no charge. A R. LANGLEY, LAND AGENT AND VALUATOR RAGLAN. "OUNTAIN »IMU TIMBER pOMPANY, | iMITSD, MAMAKU FINEST MOUITJIII-eiOH RIMP IN THE COLONY FIRST AWARD and GOLD MEDAL against all-comers at the Aucidand Industria and Mining Exhibition, 1898-99 Over 1,000,000 feat of Building Timber . in Stock, Alpo, EVERY CLASS OF DRESSED TIMBER & MOULDINGS. W. MAUNDER, AGENT. Hamilton J. CLAYTON, AGENT, Ngabuawahia Telegrams promptly attended to. 18'7 HAMILTON Waikato A MILTON | ASHBDRTON Waikato I | Canterbury ITAIKATO GALVANISED TRON pALVAN WORKS. HARDLEYEROS Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Be! I hangers. WORK UNDERTAKEN IN ANY PART OF THE WAIKATO. Wbolesu'e and Retail Manufacturers of Spoutii'g, Ridges, U,.tbn, etc. TANKS A SPKCIALITY. CORRUGATED IhON CURVED TO ORDER Dairy Utensils of First Quality. A TRIAL SOLICITS D. UARDLEY BROS., MA WILTON John Bettley, WHOLESALE & RETAIL BUTCHER (Opposite the Hamilton HcM). BEaT QUAHIY MEAT ONLY KEPT. Connected wherewith is THE HAMILTON COFFEE mm. Ho? Dinners Daily f£cs 12 to 2 o'oiooa Chops and Steaks fiaady in Tec Minutes. DINNER on SALE-DAYS it 11 O'CLOCK (IT Races, Regattas. Shows, &c, C-tirt-d for "AMIL'iON GAS COMPANY (LIMITED), Has 0k Salh : LAOKSMITH'S COAL COKE, £2 per ton of 52 bags; 2s per bag. TAB, 6d per gallon for 25 gallons or overr er gallon for le*B quantities. Vobks: , Oitirttuu-eUetst, HamiltoL.
TUCKER': FAMILY T>AKING V)OWDER AMILY JJAKING XOWDER Established 1885. The full quantity of Powder is carefully weighed into evf.ky tin. .Some tins ex tensively advertised are very short iu weight. See you got what you pay for— Encourage fair dealing. Perfection in Cookery. Order the first tin : the rest will regularly follow. T?GG pOWDER Buy it for Pancakes. Fjar, I OWDER Buy it for Pancakes. OUXSHIXE TELLY /CRYSTALS. OUNSHIXE «? ELLY CRYSTALS. A Great Success. List of Flavours on Each Packet. Eggs may be too rich for you ; eggs may he too dear-This will suit you " down to the ground." tin Boxes (I packets in each box) Assorted llavours. OUNSHINEI pUDDINO HOWDER k-IINSHINE I UDDING l OWDER Easily prepared, superior to home-made Blancmange, fruit-flavoured, and prettily tinted in different colouis. Raspberrv, pale pink; Strawberry, reddish pink; Vanilla, chocolate colour; Lemon, pale yellow A KARANA DTARCH /"I LAZE -CIKARANA OTARCH VTLAZE For putting a fine finish on all Ironing Work. Boxes, 3d and 6d. OF ALL GROCERS. Manufacturer W. F. TUCKER, Auckland. nAMFPELL AND TIHRENFRIED HOMFANY, r IMITED, Capital £300,000 43. QUEEN STREET WHARF, ALBERT BREWERY STREET DOMAIN BREWERY, NEWMARKET. DIBEOTORB J. Logan Oamfpjeix. Esq. (Chairman), Art-hub M. M?R3S (Manasinc- .Director), and Lso M. Mvebs. Skobjtabt : Alfbbd S, Baskabt, Cable Address: " BeehlTe," Aookland. AGENTS FOR- R. PORTER & 00., " Bnlldof " ALE STOUT, London M. B. FOSTER h RONS (Lin. "Burl* ALE and STOUT, LoDdon J. SCHWEPPE & 00.. MINERAL WATERS, Sydney acd London D. H. BURKE, SCHNAPPS. Hatnbara W. &G. GILBEY, SCHNAPPS, London J. W BURMESTER, PORT. Oporto ADET SEWARD a CO., VD. CLARET JAS. BUCHANAN & CO., SCOTCH WHISKY. London JAMES WATSON & CO., SCOTCH WUJSKY, Dondeo PEASE, SON & CO., 8,0.5. WHISKY Dsrlineton HIRAM WALKER ft SONS (Ltd. " Canadian Clnb" WHISKY, Ontario DUNYILLE & SONS (Lid.), V.R. IRISH WHiHKY, Bnlfwt SIR .TORN POWER & SONS, IRISH WHISKY. Dnbiiti BOUYSK GUILLET & CO., BRANDY Ooenac ADELAIDE WINE CO., "Tanunda, Adelaide MOET & OHANDON, CHAMPAGNE Rj-.ra* KRUG & no.. CHAMPAGNE, Reims RUINART ft. CO., CHAMPAGNE, Reims E. IRROY. CHAMPAGNE. Reims A. COLLIN, CHAMPAGNE. Chalons Etc., Etc. Fto. A very Aesortmsnt r.\ tbt fhbt bbandb of WINES ft SPIRITS, Inolndine AUSRALIAN WINES, a!wa>, on hand, CIGARS.—Man? well-kaowu bbaBDB Saleotion. ALBERT ft DOMAIN BRE iVERIFK PKI2E MEDALS AND AWAE.DS : Sydney Exhibit.cn, 1879, Melbounse Ex hibition, 1880 ,• Wellington Exhibiton, 18S5 Auckland Exhibition. 1877,1878,1879,1850 Colonial and Indian Exhibition, 18S6; Dun edinExhibition, IPSO. TASMANIAN EXHIBITION, 1891-2* Ale (bulk). Special First Award Gold Medal; Ale (bottled), First Award ; Stout (lulk). Special First Award Gf-ld Medal: Stoat (bottled), Soeoial First Award acd Gold Medal Also, CHAMPIONSHIP against all Foreisrr. and Colonial Exhibited : and MELBOURNE CENTENNIAL EXHIBL HON, 1888 : First Prise and Gold Medal. THIS CAMPBELL A KHKENFRIED COMPANY CbrnX 7/6/7 FORBES! VALUE Lowest Prices GROCERIES SEND TO Bffacferson & West, HAMILTON. Wo are caah buyers of Butter, Eggs, Horsehair, Fungus, etc., etc. 2S/6 WAVERLEY liOTEF AUCKLAND. \f AI'RICE O'CONNOR, PROPRIuK R ill desires to ittiuiate tbat be has taken over the buhii-Hrs oi this Popular Hotel, and Wiuid reap: ct>iiily request a continuance of the librral support hitherto awarded his pre di-«-»t-nr. VISITORS TO AUCKLAND will find t n iit uo eff-'rt will be to afford them evi ry & ml, rt, whilst the TARIFF will be, as previously, MOST MODERATE. Tho Hotel i.» within "ne minute's walk R-ilwuy Station and Whirl, r.nd command magnificent view of the Ilarbuur. Tn the friends of the Proprietor in different p»iSi of the colony, a Ce..d Milie Failtbo wil vo' be extended, and a pleasant so-journ pin; rod. WINES, SPIRITS, ALES. ETC. Of the BEST BRANDS ONLY MAURICE O'COiSNOR. d 310 9/12 EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR VJSITORP. P.O. Box 350 Telephone 168. Prince Arthur Hotel, WELLESLEY STKEET, AUCKLAND. Wines ,snd Spirits oi; tho Best Brands Only et-clats Billiard Room. Night Porter. W, M COOKE. Proprietor, Late U.S.S. Co. SPRAINS are often more serious than broken bones on account of not being pro perly treated. Apply Chamberlain's Pain Halm freely as soon as the injury is re ceived and it will ijuiekly restore the parts to a healthy condition. W. DEY, Agent Hamilton; THOMAS WELLS, Agent, Cambridge; GEO. M. A. AHIER, Ageut, Te Awamutu, sell, it,
QUALITY, SOT CHEAPNESS, IS SOMETHING TO BE CONSIDERED WHEN PURCHASING A GJMN&FERTILIZER DRILL TILE "FARMERS' FAVORITE." REMEMBER. : About 120,000 farmers have bought "Farmers' Favorite" It Jnk IJv.s great trade) has Wn bu.lt up because the "Farmers' lavonte has proved itself capable of doing better work, with less cost for repairs, than any other If you have any doubt if it is the best to buy the i avonte or one of the so-called cheap drills now being offered, write to ne farmer who has b«en using drills, and has a good general knowledge of the different makes, always keeping in mind the fact that Mr Joseph Hamuli, President of the W aikato Farmers' Club, bou »J , '* h 4 ''Farmers' Favorite" after he had used other makes. Will M\ e a, n't know, and, if we ask him, being interested, he might not car. to tell us as we could use it as an advertisement. But he might tell you why he buught it. If you are a private buyer " ask him." r SOLE AGENTS: Zealand Loan and Merciotile Agency Company, Limited, HAMILTON. LiLiLTID FOE SALE. LANSDOWNE ESTATE, 1 Land For Sale. OF 3300 ACRES ALL PLOUGHED & GRASSED HHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND I. MERCANTILE AGENfY COW. F.VPrQIfHT IfatQTA PANT, LIMITED, are instructed to an- UV UI oIUJ 'OF 854 ACRES, ttt ~ , -p, all ploughed;and orassed, woodlands Estate, ———— COMPRISING Qtterbara Estate, ! THE BI^ K P ™Z™ X ™™- OF 793 ACRES, ConUuing NEARLY ALL PLOUGHED AND I . . graced. 442! i Acres, The above properties all adjoin the Walton j Is now surveyed and sub-dvided into con- Station, en the Aurkland-Botorua Railway venieutlv-siv:«d DAIRY AND G <AZ[NG line, and aro within 29 miles of Hamilton : FARMS, and will be OPEN for PRIVATE and Cambridge. I SALE on and alter The land is of excellent quality, and is admirably adapted for DAIRY FARMS. WtMliMWitf V NOV. 5, 100' i. OPEN FOR PRIVATE SALE, : ' T ., . m TEHMS OF PAYMENT : 20 per cent Oil LlDeral lerillS, eaeb, 5 per ceut end of two yea's, 5 per c»nt ON 23RD APRIL, 1902. ier Eve Mowing yean. Inf.rn.t4i Applications to be addressed to Iheuider- Copies of plans and full particulars ; si^'. e ' . fr "" u Wn '-> B 'Copies p.nd TLuis and any obtainable from the undersigned ' lur:hor information may b* obtainei. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MER CANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd. HAMIL T 0 N , Or any of Ibe Company's Branches throughout the Colonv. WE ABE ADDRESSING THK FHLt SEX. WE AEE ADDRESSING THEM ON A FAfR QUESTION. M WE ARE ADDRESSING THEM IN A FAIR WAY. £ g LaDiES, ft ill iißlSii 5* h BAD TEA ? I Copies of plans and full particul obtainable from the undersigned China tea is not necessarily bad, but the greac chance is that it -is certainly you never get the best China Tea, nor yet the second, nor even the third best. The best never leaves China, the second best is nearly all sent to Russia, the third, fourth, fifth and other descend ing grades come to Australia. Happily the imports of China Tea are lessening steadily, and cor respondingly those of Ceylon are going up. Ceylon tea is grown in a British Colony and Ceylon is the picked spot of earth for tea grow ing. All Ceylon tea is good ; the best is exquisite, and no other tea grown in any other part of the world can in any way compare with it. The best Ceylon tea is the famous ft which is picked on the mountain heights of the Island, packed in [ * © lead on the spot where it is grown, and sent down to Australia to the I>! 5* agents of the Nirvana Co., fresh by every mail. *■ Nirvana Tea is put up in pounds and half pounds and every pack- fc S 1 age bears the name and trade mark of the company as a guarantee S j that it is all we claim of it. ft Obtainable from —W. Escott, Cambridge ; W. Dey, Kirikiriroa; ! £ Parr Bros, Hamilton; S. L. Bygrave and W. Dibsell, Te £" Aroha; T. H. Hall and Co., Sole Agents, Auckland. j 5 Christmas and New Year. FOR MACHINE DRESSED NEW CURRANTS, ELEMES AND SULTANAS AT LOW PRICES, TRY E. J. DAVEY. FIGS, DATES, MUSCATELS, ALMONDS, BJ™™?.n pathtmb AND FANCY CONFECTIONERY. Agent Fox N.Z. Herald, Weekly News, and Auckland Star. J!. J. BAVEY, GROCER, BAKER, AND GENERAL STOREKEEPER, HAMILTON. F. A. PEAKSUW, ( LAND, COMMISSION. AND GENERAL THE TITAIKATO T>ACON po AGENT AND VALUES, * " X) KAWHFA. FRANKTON JUNCTION, 1 h'.vo several Farms, Business Sites, Town Peotims, etc., in the Kawhia, Raulan hi d Waikato Districts for Sale and invite c rr sp ndence. a.d Waikato" W B "trictrfor Tale" and invite fini . Bl ' ed and Gmin-fed Bacon Pigs c rr sp ndence weighing dressed 120 to 1501 fes at highest AlHoSole arVntfor tha Mahino Noxious ™ t P. r , ic ; 8 . f, the y t"/ ?f vier Weed Exterminator in the abovn District., P ltrs ,f wml f!m,hed ™7 be at lower aod if any firmers who have Blackberry, P ri(!6s ' Briar, Ragweed, etc., on their lands will -—- communicite with me, I will arrange to meet n"^ 8 r e( *'?ed at Faotory on Tuesday, th' m at fcn early date and experiment on "nreday a»d Friday of eaoh week. pitches jastt-)t.how them the killing -j-ial - ies. Hundred* of gailor.B used weekly in A weekly prize of cue half-penny per the Taranaki District, and the price in with- rwind will ie peid to the supplier of the n reach of all best lot of 5 Pigs received during eaoh Sole Agent North of Wanganui: Walter week - Syme, M H. R. F A VPAPRHV GEOBGE WATT, Manager. *■ A. rEAKbON, XAjsBS HILLY, Secretary. TAINUI.STREEX KAWUU. 4/4 (\\
OTICE TO FAEMERS AND i OTH ERS. PURE BONE DUST GUARANTEED. The following is the list of our various Bands of BoDcdust and Artiflcal Manures : PURE BONE FLOUR PURE BONE I) LrST (steamer) PURE BONEDUST (coarse) Al BONEDUST WHEAT AND CORN MANURE ROOT MANURE • TURNIP MANURE POTATO MANURE GRASS MANURE MAIZE .MANURE Special Quotations for Large Lots. Prices, Analysis, and Samples on ap plication. WARNOCK BROS. Durham-street, Auckland. Ijpton &"60~ NEW BOOKS ON POULTRY. CASSEL'S NEW BOOK OF POUL TRY-Wrigbt 21/ Reliable Poultry Remedies, Tiied and Proved, for the Common diseases of Poultry 1/3 Artificial Incubating and Broooding, by the Mfgt Expert Operators and Broodurs in America .. .. 2 6 Ducks end Geese, their Importance in | the Poultry Industry .. .. 2/6 Success with Poultry: For Persons who Think of Engaging in any Branch of the Poultry Business .. ~ 5/ Eggs and Egg Farms, the Foundation of the Poultry Business .. ..2/6 Turkeys, Their Care and Management 2/6 Poultry Houses and Fixtures—Describ ing Up to Date and Low Cost Fix tures 1W 'The Leghorns: Brown, White, Black, Buff, Duokwiosr 2/6 The Wyandottts : Silver, Golden, White Buff and Black 2/6 The Banti/m Fowl: A Description of all Standard Breeds and Varieties ~ 2/6 Postage 2d in th«* 1/ Extra. All the above Works are fully Illustrated and Contributed by the Best Authorities in America and Great Britain. UPTON & CO., QUEEN-8T AUCKLAND. AUPIRI nOAL MINES IMITED. The Best Household Coal in the Colony. LAN now be obtained from all Coal ' Dealers in Waikato, jjfgr Crdora addressed to the Mine Manager, An Euwaed 8. Wight, Huntly, will be promptly attended to. FBANZ 80HERFF, Secretary. Auckland, April, 1899. I>. MEREDITH, COACH PROPRIETOR, KIHIKIHI, RUNS A COACH TWICE DAILY, BE TWEEN KIHIKIHI AND TH AWAMUTU STATION, MEETING EVERY TRAIN. HORSES AND BUGGIES ON HIRE. EXPERIENED GUIDES, PROVIDED FOR TRIPS TROUGH THE KING COUNTRY D. MEREDITH, Kihikihi. GEORGE E. CLARK, LAND, PRODUCE & GENERiL AGENT CAMBRIDGE. lAND FOR SALE 500 ACRES LAND, with suitable house and outbuildings, securely fenced, and sub-divided into convenient paddscks, in good state of cultivation 247 ACRES LAND, all fenced and sub divided into paddocks and in grass or crops. 300 ACRES LAND, all securely fenced, part rich swamp, balance dry open land, all dry land being surface sown. Price reasonable, terms eagy. 135 ACRES LAND, all fenced and sub divided into suitable paddocks, all in grass or cultivation, small house, and stockyard. School, creamery and rail way station within l£ miles. Price reasonable, terms half cash, balance 5 per cent. VILLA RESIDENCE, with half-acre land on the Hamilton road, township Cam bridge, situation unequalled, very dry land. TE UKU-500 ACRES. (Part bush, balance fern and manuku. Land, ring fenced and subdivided. House of five rooms (kauri and riinu) barn, cowshed and stockyard. Price very reasonable. 3 ACRES LAND, township Cambridge, one of the best sites in the township. FABM of 60 acres with House of five rooms, the land all in grass or cultiva vation, securely fenced and sub-divided into convenient paddocks, situated within two miles of township of Cambridge. 10 ACRE section Pukekura, frontage to Main Road, Corner Section in grass and securely fenced. GEO. E. CLARK, LAND, PRODUCE & GENERAL AGENT CAMBRIDGE PILLS Invigorate the Nervej, Strengthen the.fetomaoh and Promote Healthy Action of the Liver, HOLLO WAYS PILLS cure Headache, Indigestion, Biliousness and Feverish Attacks. They may be taken with perfect safe Ihaoifatund only at 78, New Oxford Sttwi (Ut« 433, Oxford. su«tj, imtau
ALBERT HOTEL QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND. .1 ' , , mwnj ovor thin popular, and -U well-known Hotel, all vi«tors can rely upon every attention and comfort. 7 NIGHT PORTER IN ATTENDANO Telephone 963. Al! taleerarae promptly attended to. ARTHUR BACH PROPRIETOR (Late of Rococna and Cambridge). IAWA M U T U THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL JOE. BATHUKST, .. Pbokumo*. reqmaitee necessary for a First-class i m the township, it is fc •oiei for Commercial Travellers; p" 1 w.tae most convenient for visitin* Companies m the Theatrical line. Term* Best quality Liquors and James Kolleston /4?/ ikurangi and / J Coromandel/ / proprietor/ / East, // UTKLAND , /GOOD SAMPLE ROOMB 7 P 0. Box. 3 Hallett's Railway Hotel, MERCER. WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE VERY BEST BRANDS. Brown Campbell's Special Brew always o draught. Good fchojt.ag- and Boating. Horses on Hire. Good Stabling and padJocking. RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS. RAILWAY BAB, Stocked with <hest Liquors.) J. E. HALLETT, PROPRIETOR, m Harbour View Hotel, RAGLAN. MRS E. «. REID, Proprietress. rPHIS HOTEL has been re-built in fir*t- X class style, with a view to afford.nf every convenience for travellers and tourists. MAGIIFIOBHT VIEW OVBBLOOKHQ TBI BASBOU& Swcomb'es Special Brew oi Draught Finest Wines and Spirits. Good Stabling and Paddocks Boating and Fishing. Walkato Mail Coach, leaves the door SPEIGHT'S Genuine Dunedin Ale and Stout IS OBTAINABLE ONLY FRO* Hipkins and Coutts WINE & SPIRIT' MEROHANIS, ELLIOT STREET, AUCKLAND, Who art tht SOLI AGOTB and Bottlers. " BULK ALE ALWAYS IN STOCK. Agent for Dawson's Celebrated Whisky. H. &C O. ARE CASH BUYERS OF EMPTX BOTTLES IN ANY QUANTITY Highest Prices Given. Telephone 854. P . O . Box 346. 21/11 \\*\^< |
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INSURE iN UVV with the GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. £1,000,000 his already beeD acid*-J to Policies in the Department, TUB IS THE BONUS YE All, and »'veryono n<>w takhir out a pirtijipatingr policy will receive a substantial bonus at the end of the year. J. 11. RICHARDSON, (J. mmiß?ioner. A Oold or Silver Watch tor Notiiing. SEND NO MONEY. WE hereby undertake to give o*9 ol oui Famous Gold or Silver Watches, Lady or Gentleman's, to every Man, Woman, or Child Who sends us the orrect reading ol the following PUZZLE J DxxT MIIS TixS C x xx x E I The only condition is, that if your answor is correct, you purchase one of our SOLID STERLING SILVER 0 UAINS to wear with the Watch. Simply forward your answer, and enclose stamped and addressed envelope so that we may inform you i you have won the Watch, Wo are making this offer sololy with tho object of introducing and advertising onr woods. Cut this out and forward to our only address— GOLDSMITHS COLONIAL CO, QUEEN - STREET, AUCKLAND, NZ Or Box4M, G.P.O, 8/2 'AWHIA JpiRMERS' HO vPERATTVE COMPANY Having completed arrangmcnts tn open BTOUEROOMS in KAWIiIA, tho a b« ve Company aro prepared to Supply »ettl rs with All Reqiroraosta EKDS will bo a Speciality, and are ctuefully selected by men of large ex- Eorieuco, and will be supplied to Shareh olders aud Fanners Generally at a Mini mum Cost and of I'iuarauteed Quality. ENCING MATERIAL also will be Sup plied at the Very Lowest Possible Rate. The K.F.C. Co. are making arrangements for the Supply of Sto k to fanners, and will place their Shareholders on an equal foot • ing with the best Farmers Unions in New Zealand. v Tho objects of the Company are to Supply Shareholders with Every Requisite at the very lowest cost, Hnd to promote and foster any and every industry that will be of benefit to settlers and intending settlors, and to dispose of their produco in the very best markets. Ploase note and place your orders as early as possible to avoid any disappointment. , KAWHIA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY ROYAL HOTEL, RAGLAN Favourite Soatida Eeaort for Tourists The proprietor bogs to notify tho tho public that he his enterad into posao-sio 1 of above Hotel' which is ono of tho most comfortable H"ftelries in tho colony. No expense has bem spare 1 tn meet tho requirements of Tourists, Families, and Commerciil Travel lers. FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE Bathing Houses, Sample Rooms, Stabling, etc. TABLE A SPECIALITY Telegrams promptly attended to. A. J. NORRIS, 11/7 Proprietor. (Lute U.8.8.C0.)
:...4 p.,, . „ —«SI« fcwcHH Btwhif HeJS ™Giddlne«T , ! i ,r Ch ? Wind and Pain ,n the Stomach, Sick CMlh FllhS„fV?'T ™? A WelhDg meals ' Dizzinees » nd Drowsiness, Cold on Vh; £ ni«tS' J 08 " / PI^ lt , e ' ® hortneßß of breath, Costiveness, Blotches t tP' Fn S htful Dreams, and all Nervous and Trembling ficSfTw ff H * riRST ?, WILL 0I?I MU » IN twknti minotm. This is no fccban. Every .ufferer is earnestly invited to try one Box of these Pills and thev BE^HA^pttt/!^ to " WORTH A guinea A BOX." bcfclfh Sf ' " lr * cted ' wUI ( l uickl y restore females to complete calth. They promptly remove any obstruction or irregularity of the system. For a .. Stomach,; Impaired Digestion j Disordered Liver; .. h.,^. !spm^ PEOPLE'S" FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. OBBa—— Banaxapga . If .T°i require good, cheap Bedroom. Furniture including Bedsteads. Wire-wove Mattresses and Bedding; also, dining-room Chairs, Couches and Curtain Poles, then scud to the bsst aud cheapest furnishing warehouse in the Colony "The People's" Furnishing Warehouse, W to 91?,. Own . streri, AUOKLAN'D 1 AiP< > UTANT NOTICE. . t lfc havin F c l om ,° to . tho knowledge of The New Zealand Dairy Asso ciation (liimited) that inferior factory-made or home separator Butter is sometimes being sold as the Association's Butter ; and further, the second hand Anchor I,rand and "Dairy" brand b.xes with the Associations brand si ill remaining upon them are being fraudulently used tor the conveyance of Butter which has not been made by the Association, this is t o> give notice that any persons using boxes T?> TM'.-n!;! v'tt p°r??- ° n S , re 7 lstt>recl t>rands uncancelled are LIABLE 1 IKObLtUHOA, and also to request that persons desiring to obtain the Dairy Associations Butter should be careful to see thaUhe tappers aie branded with the Association's name and one of their Association •> 6 marksj —either "Anchor "or "New Zealand Dairy Any person giving information which will lead to the conviction of anyone pirating the trade marks or selling other Butter as the Associa tion s will be rewarded. WES LE V SP it A<> G, MAN AGIN G DIRECT< TIIE N.Z. DAIRY ASSOCIATION (LIMITED). Auckland, Sept. 20, 1902. J. JONES, AUCTIONEER, Produce Merchant, I.r,nd & Commission AGENT, Victoria & Lobnk Stb., AUCKLAND. PRODUCERS of every kind Dairy, Orchard and Eann Produce can depend on obtaining tho Highest Market Price, with Quick Sales ».nu Ac.count Ma'es immediately remitted. Special 4ccominod?ition for Pigs and Poultry. Frnit Sales held EVFR\ DAY during the Season. Outdoor and Country Saha conducted. Largo accommo dation for scoring Mp : ?e and other Produce until fair market price i i obtairf! If, Established 18 Yrat Rbfkbkrck : UDion Bank of L ustralia. ONE DOZEN CABINETS WITH OPAL • PBCU 15/- GEORGE GREGORY. ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER SPEGIAUTSES— Artigiio Studies, Enlargements Children's Portraiture uud Qroup? GOHNFB 0* QUEEN AND WFLKSLEY STREETS AUCKLAND. AOL AN 14/|" AIL C °ac: The regula running of tha mr.il coach between Raglan and Hamilton is suspended owing to the bad state of the roads. J. DALGLIEfcH Proprietor. TO LADIES E6e( l to consult doctors or chemists The remedies you require in your own hands Write for free copy of valuable book about your lives, your health, your welfare Every I wnuan should read it. Petted free in sealed j envelope. Address-0. Specific, 639 Mliye j b tb-Mrcpt Vrrth Melbcnrre BOOK-BINDING neatly executed at Tfce Waikato Tiroes Office, Hwniltcr,
The Acme of Perfection THE NEW "IDEAL" PATTERN FACTORY MILK CANS SEAMLESS Hollowed BOTTOM SEA vibilSS Drawn LTD, one piece SI ECIAL Bottom Hoop, with Shoulder for Bottom to rest upon PATENT UNBREAKABLE HANDLES. thJlihS thiS °^ ;ortuD 1 it y of inking the Waikato Farmers for the liberai support accorded to us m the past, and beg to intimate that having imported the most modern machinery for the manu- K°i can ®' we are L enabied to produce a superior can to any hand made. We say that for strength, durability, high-class work and material this can has no equal in New Zealand, its weight will bear out our statement. b Send for illustrated pamphlet showing construction. Slade of BEST CHARCOAL TIVD STEEL ALEX. HARVEY & SONS Albert-street, AUCKLAND. DAIRY SUPPLIES Of EVERY DES CRIPTION TKOS B - AET HUR.] [d . b . sceats AUCKLAND CITY MARKET, WELLEBLSY - STRBET WING RICHARD ARTHUR & 00. FRUIT, PRODUCE & POULTRY AUCTIONEER. WE have now one of the largest and best lighted Auction Rooms in the bolony, and being situated ia the busiest part of the City, clients can rely upon goods being well displayed aud di sposed to the best advantage. THOS. B. ARTHUR ... Auctioneer. T H E great northern brewery (X. I mL I SS 30). Cable Address : £CCGMBS, SEWMAfiZET. Telephone: So. 475. ESTABLISHED ISSS. BREWERS, BOTTLERS & If ALTSTERs <E§ and f 4TOTT are BREWED from the PRIVTEST MALT and HOPS, and will compare with the finest in the Colony. Kbyber Pass noad AUCKLAND
FARMERS Produces RECORD CROPS. . . WE SAY . . This is not a cheap trashy manure but one that will GROW GOOD CROPS of HIGH FEEDING QUALITY. OUR CUSTOfIERS SAY: WELL SATI CROP EXCEL ALWAYS . . TESTIMONIAL, . . Mr. OWEN McCABE, Te Aroha West, says: June 30st, 1902. " I was HIGHLY PLEASED with your SPECIAL TURNIP MANURE, and everyone that has seen my turnips say they are a RECORD CROP for the Year." Price £6 17s. 6d. per Ton. Less 21 per cent, discount lor Cash. SPECIAL QUOTATION FOR LARGE LOTS. Head Office—ALßEßT STREET, AUCKLAND, 0% I-* C NEW ZEALAND DRUG COiVIPAWV LTD 'a? © y-H Works—'\YKSTF!i T.l). " lifiti" () I'.A I: fi M"
It is not_wise_to_buy Jewellery wherever you see Jewellery displayed the imitation and unreal looks [ike the real at first. The wisest way is to send or come to us; then you know precisely what you are buying. You are certain, tap, of getting your money's worth. Write for i our Illustrated Price List. No. F97G—istc. Gold and Fine Tearl Set Brooch, 40 - •!! Diamond am! Sap j pliire Ring, 40,- WfcSr a * •-3 : .Trjs\ jH No. Ffijo-grt Gold N '°, lSc f- f"> id Hngravtd I.ocket, and F '" ne J kl!l i?' 35 - 47 6 No. l'4-jc^—ijrt. r.01.1 Diamond and Rui»y Brooch, 70 • af».> ! :i fp£ . 'i •(«, ' • ... 4£^oj^^o!Sls No. F3656 —oct. Clold Brooch, set with Diamond, Rubv and Sapphire, 27'6 Plain ijct. ("ild Front Stud, 3 6 Collar Stud,6 6 No. F3 —9<~t. Gold Lonir Muff Chain, £5 5/* i Set. Gold, f 10.10/- No. 54 1 Set. Gold Chased Keeper, 27/6 C<-Zjnyi'i.'.ft 'SSr 9Ct. Gold Curb Bracelets, 40/-, 55 -> 70'- I set. Gold „ 75.-, £5, £6 6/- N >. Fll«7 —net. Gold I.inks, 21/* rsct. Gold, 45 - Silver, 4/- No. F2333—New Hunting Horn Brooch, 9ct. Gold, 15 6 ipla No. F<;oS—ißct. Gold Diamond and Ruby Ring, 84,'- ' No. F7O; I—lvory Tusk and get. Gold lirooch, 14 6 psppa No. F7o6s—oct. Gold Brooch, neat design, 116 Stewart Dawson & Co., 'q No. Fi6,?7 —ißct. Gold Diamond and Rubv Kingr, 65/- 146 and 148, Queen Street, Auckland. THE DRINK QUESTION, Q AVE Doctors' expenses by purchasing only Articles that ara manu factured by those who observe tho Gold on Rule, and only put before the public what they with pleasure use themselves. Therefore you can All enjoy a cup of Pkbfkot Coffee and Tea by ordering from your Grocer BROWN, BARRETT & CO.'S Excelsior Coffee Standard Coffee ml <: f KID ESSEIGE Of COFFEF • ' fa '•** BRANDS OF T.KA3 S D Colombo Garden Tea (Heliotrope Label), per lb. 2 6 Excelsior Tea (Green Label and Butterfly), per lb. 2 0 Standard Tea (Eed Label Butterfly), per lb. 110 Lion Tea (Blue Label and Butterfly), per lb. 1 8 is the best of Everything is good enough for you USE a, B&rratt & Co.'s TJuxld Baking Powdor Barrett & Co.'s UllXld Es-g 1 Powder Brown, Barrett & Cs.'s Unxld Self-Raising Flour Brown, Barrett & Co.'i Uaxld PoppOTß
Yy~ ANTED know* ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE, SHIPMENTS OF BONEDUBT AKB BLOOD MARURE. They are of First-class Quality, aed kave Analysed as under : Bonedust: Anu. SJ, P. Lime 50. Blood aud Bot.edu,t : Am. 8, P. Line II Also, K4 IN IT, THOMAS PHOSPHATI GUANOS, SALT, AND OTHER RED ROCK SALT Invaluable for Stock. SALT FOR HAY AND OATEN SHEAVES. It Bhould always ba used, as the food b much more platabls. and there is leFg loss in weight. VV e also su; ply best qualities of CLOVERS AND GRAB 3 SEED 3 ON HAND: Stocks of Southern Dark Winter, Canadian, Duns, White and niwk Taitar, Gurtous, Dari.-h, Sparrowbill, and Feed Oats. LINSEED: This is excellent food for Calves and Ponl try. It is mure valuable than any kind of Grain or Pulse. bend for particulars before Buying, Oil Values are undoubtedly the Best. F. W. S*™ AND C o ' COMMERCE-STREET, AUCKLAND. jypr* us, qo . WAIKftTO ft RATED WATER CORDIAL MANUFACTORY, Latest ar>d Most Approved Methoia Goods of th 9 above Well-known Brand wfl be supplied from the Hamilton "Factory. Tetxgbam & OBIWBB ■ . j - -IVtfOOTAIXT AtTXHSBB TO j MSNZIEB & CO., Hahatak. AKD AT THE THAMES] /UN i BLC »1E AN ELECTRICAL 0 " U 0 IE E R ENGINEER ? By Ojr Systtm of Teathlrtg by Mail You Can. ADVANTAGES. 1 Yuu study at home "2 We tench everywhere 3 No time lost from Work 4 Prepare* for exanrnations 5 No text books to buy P> Abundantly illustrated Instructions PtMH i linstiucti. ii Papers free from all uan*cestt)Np matheuisiics and theoretical side issues S Each Instruction Paper prepared everts , 9 Instruction private lo The working is made Interesting U If student can read aad write, aid itadiM M directed, success is assured 12 fees can be paid by monthly instalments Is Backward students (riven spdoial assisfen&M 14 Open to all. No tiiuo limit We also teach by mail:-Drawing, Shorthaad. F Book-keepiug aud Accountancy, and eoaeh f#r Nm Auditors' and Incorporated ,"Accountants' Stiu. ChU Service, University and Law, Lanraanc! I upu Aacliers and for "D "aud "E "1 v«rr ' candijfte prepared by us for the recemt Plat Teachers' Examination succeeded in passing Book-keeping simplified for Farmers', rec««- mended by His Hou ilr Justice Kettle, 2s M itwl free Stamp accepted The American school of correspondent [Chartered by the state], H?ad Office for Xe* Zealand, lit Uueeii Street, Auckiaud Write for free Illustrated Hand book <• S " aaft copies of testimonials from New Zea'and Gradute* and ~ «ni mention subjects in which are interested certain if our instraeMttH followed UCKLAND pREEZINQ QO ARE €3-/OLS3a KUYBRS OF ALL CLASSES OF FAT STOCK Stockownera please com aunicate with Buyer, MR G. RUNCiAIAN, Cambridge, or at ted WORKS, AUCKLAND. We are also BUYEIiS of FACTOR BUTTER OUTPUTS. We have ON SALE BLOOD AND BONE MANUR AND BONEDUBT. PRICES AND ANALIB33 OS APPLICA TIO3. A. BEVINS, Manager. pRINCE QOLLKQI AUCKLAND, FOR BOYS & GIRLS (Boarders aad Dm Pupils). Chairman of Board of Governors: Bar H. Garland. Headmaster: Thomas JaoxsoN, M.4. (Lwl. Vice-Master: I'-tcjaet Stevbnion. M A ftW*. ford and Melbourne), Senior Mistress: Mi.* E. M p M.A. (N.Z.) KAwieww, assisted by a lar?e st»fl of Resident tad Tiritt « ing Musters and Mi«treese«. The College ie controlled by a Beard #f |jt vernors appointed by the Weeleran Church of New Zealand, but tke relim« eaching is undenominational. There are separate College f or lors at Girls, together forming the finest w at School Buildings in Auckland. The ttttem modation for boarders in betb Colleges i« complete, and every arrangement ii secure their comfort. ' Large and fnliy equipped Svaiillte Central and elevated position. Large *w! grounds. • ExAiUNATiON During tfce last five years 40 pupils have pawed the N 8 Matriculation and 23 tke Civil Service Ba>* animations. Fees moderate. Charge for Boardeas *- from date of entry. Prospectus on applicntion' te Hea4aas(tot or. to The Waiiato Tijus o*ee. Mtw ) Next tem begins September 22. Jflf HOT SPKIAtiS HOtfKET TE AROHA. 1 Wslifi to tatmrm tha Residents <.f A Waikato thai ha tor? takon o*rr tiit: above veU«knewa mA. fa? wito Hotel, ««d hope* to aaift alliS* ua«'* theo »ipj-oit |
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MARKET PRICES CERR EXT. Wa ik a to Times Okkice This Day. The followiug prices for the current week are quoted by the Hamilton tradespeople to-day : liai'un, per lb— Farmers': Wholesale 1.1.U1 ; retail 7Jd Cambridge: Wholesale 71 : r.-t.iil sA«I Canterbury: Wholesale Si I; retail ltd Hams, per Hi— Farmers': Wholesale 7d ; retail Si. Cambridge: Wholesale Sd ; retailed Canterbury: \\ hoiesale !»d : retail l'>><l per dozen —Wholesale lod; retail Is. Dairy butter, per lb—Wholesale 7d; retail s i'. Cheese. farm made, per lb—Wholesale sd: ret ail lid. (.'lu'ese, factory, per lb Wholesale 7d : retail, Bd. < > ii >as, per lb—Wholesale 1 Jd; retail, 2Jd. i'ab!" potatoes, local; per ton-Wholesale : retail, £.3 ins. i'i.ai, per ton Wholesale, =£'> 10s; retail S nrps, per luClb—Wholesale 7s 'Jd ; retail l .s :'.d. I!ran, per loulb—Wholesale 7s (id : retail. Ss :id. 1 'at-, (Southern) per bushel Wholesale, • »s (id; retail 3s (id. { >'*.ts (local) per bushel—Wholesale 3s -kl: retail, 3s 7d. Fowl Wheat, per bushel—Wholesale -is 9d; retail, os 3d. Maize, per bushel-"Wholesale, -Is 8d ; re tail os 2d, W-iOL. EON"DOX, December 3. A: the wiml sales the prices and com 1> •! itidii are e<ni;il t" the best of the series. The American visible supply of wheat is 77,-Sis,ix 10 bushels. MELBOURNE MARKETS. Potatoes are in good demand, .£ll to £l2 per t"E f'>r prime. NEW ZEAL.\XI) LOAN & MERC AX TILE AGENCY CO. LTD. WEEKLY MARKET KEI'OIIT. Horses. have been brought forward in increased numbers. There was a very large muster at the Durham Yards on Fri day, but competition was not up to the previous week. Heavy draughts sold from £2B 10s to £37. medium do. JJllt 12s 6d to £2B. Light harness horses £lO 10s to £22, hacks £5 2s 6d to £lB los. The trot ing horse " Slim Jim " realised 2fi guineas a sulky £9 10s, sprint trap £ll 10s. Cattle.—At the Newmarket Yards on Tuesday dairy and store stock were penned in larger numbers than usual. Beef was in full supply, and the quality throughout was excellent. Ox sold from 25s to ills, and cow Ids to 20s per 100 lbs. Fat steers made from £7 5s to £l4, fat cows £5 10s to £lO Ids, dairy cows sold from €5 5s to £:i 12a (id, empty do. £l2s to £5 15s, calves £1 18s to £2 12s, heifers £2 5s to £3 i ss. Sheep.—Were yarded in extra large numbers at Xewmarket on Tuesday. Fat wethers, shorn, sold from (is Gd to 17s, woolled I os to Ids (Id, fat ewes 9s lid to 15s (jd, hoggets Ids (id to 15s 3d. Lambs in full supply sold from 9s fid to Lis for good other sorts is to 9s 3d. Store ewes (is to Ss 9d, store hoggets os 6d to 9s (id. Pigs.—Scarce, porkers sold from £1 17s to X'Z ds, weaners Ids Od to 20s. At I'apakura on Wednesday there was a very large muster of stock of all classes, which met a ready sale at late advanced rates. Dairy cows realised from £5 to £9 l;>s, store do. £2 19s to £ 110s, grown steers £'i 17s (id to £s ss, 3 to 'l-year-old do. £5 153 to £7 Ids, 2 to 3-year-old do. £3 7s 6d to Xu ss. heifers £2 10s to £3 Sg, calves i'l 15s to £3 lis. Eat stock, of which ill ere was a good supply, sold at Xew market rates. \\ e held a clearing sale of live and dead stock on account of Mr J. Kumball, of Waipipi on Friday last. There was a large attendance, and very satisfactory prices were realised. The dairy cows sold up to to £l2 10s. Farm horses from £ls te £3d. Hides, sheepskins, etc. Owing to the first wool sale of the season being held on Tuesday, the usual weekly sale of hides, skins, etc., was cancelled this week. Wool. We submitted a catalogue of 1117 bales, the bulk consisting of well crossbreds. Fine wools were mere in evidence, shewing that growers realise that a smaller sheep than the Lincoln pays better on Auckland lands. Bidding was very irregular, but tiie rise in coarse wools was from Id to lid as compared with open ing rates of last season : medium and Hue, El 1 to 2d pr lb higher, line of the dis tinctive features of the sale was the good demand experienced for log-stained, cotted and oil cu'our wools. Our prices ranged as follows:—llalfbied s:]d to 7i|d, fine cross bred 5Jd to (Ed, medium do. lid tosJd. coarse do. id to -I'jd, coarse do. 3UI to 3:Jd (log-staiuodi. 'J he only line of super halfbred sub mitted was from the -veil-known clip of V'essrs Chamberlain Bros., of Pouui Is land. Bidding for the first lot did not rtach the re.-erve, so the whole clip was passed in. I'ellits and pieces sold from 2jd to >' id, crutehings to 3d per lb. A good proportion of the wools passed in at auction have since been disposed of at a satisfactory advance. V, e v.-< uld point out to growers that a considerable number of lots have been parsed over by buyers on account of their not being sufficiently skirted. Maize—The quantity coming to hand is not more than sufficient for local require ments, prime quality selling at Is on wharf in wholesale lines. Sydney is expected to come on again shortly at this price. Oats-The market is firm for trood "B" grade at 3.; 2d ex store in large lines. (.'half—Southern JL'O 15s to £7, straw chall' £1 15s. Potatoes aro very scarce and are worth £8 Id, per ton on wharf for good old Derv.ents. Xew sorts are coming in slowly at ljd per lb with a rising tendency Parley— Feed 3s fid per bushel. Wheat— Prime fowl 4s 7d to 4s 7'd ex store. second quality 4s 2d. Dairy produce Butter: In full supply with an improved demand at slightly better prices. Cheese—Supply barely meeting require ments. Loaf cheese is almost unprocurable with firm enquiry- Prices unchanged. MESSRS HALL AND PERKINS REPORT. Cases.—Apples 4s (id. half-size 2s 9d, peach 2s (id, tomato 3s 3d, bushel cases 5s (id; grape or plum 3s, union cases 3s, 3s (3d 5 s. Bags ".(is, 7<»s, 100s. Butter.- On ac ount of so many creame ries this is a line that is scane. with a to >d demand for bakers' use. lie.\ or keg is sell ing 8d to 10d, according to quality. Sepa rator commands Id extra as a rule. We can place several yood dairies of pat butter at from Id to 1-dover n.arketrates Lout <lus'—Best Calcutta, 16 bags to the 'ton. Guaranteed nitrogen ammonia li ! PPr' r cent, phosphate is per cent, £6 10s" net. Free on rail. Cucumbers 4s to Ss dox. Oood demand. Cheese—Early consignments would sell id to (id. (Gooseberries 2:Jd to id per lb. Kumeras wanted, £l2 to £ll ton. Good demand. L iquate, 2d to 3d per lb. • 'nions are wanted, very few L eal on hand. £ls to £lB per ton can be realised for good samples. Potatoes—Local Derwents CI 5s to £5 per ton, casual sales £:> ss. Whites £3 to £ I. Xew potatoes—Kidneys Id to 2d, rouLd ldtyljd, i
Poultry-Poultry is selling at rather easier rates. '1 urkeys and geese are bring ing big prices. We want 20 'O head every week for Eiiday's s lie. liens Is 3d to :s : id. Roosters to 3s lid. Geese t!s to ss. Ducks Is lid to Us Nil. Roosters (small) Is iid 1.1 Is .)i. Chicks aud duckling's od to lid. Peas Is to 1s Ud per peck. Pigs, especially well-bred, are wanted at good values, and as plenty of milk is about we advise consignments to lis. Sucking t'- to I 7s, pork 5 t to i ; d. Pumpkins—Earlv, sold lid to 2d per lb. Tomatoes—Hot house (id to Sd lb.
CHURCH SERVICES
CHURCH OE EXG L\ XI >. Sunday Dec. 7th —2nd Sunday in Advent- Hamilton, St. Peter's—S a.in , Holy Com amnion; 11 a.m., Morning prayer: 7 p.m.. Evensoug. Tuhikaramea— 2.30 p.m. Cambridge—St. Andrew's 11 a.m., H.C.; and 7 p.m. Tamahere—St. Stephen's 7.3;) p.m. Good wood—The Schoolh >use 11 a.m. Te Awamutu—St. John's 11 a.m., 11.C., and 7 p.m. Rangiaohia—St. Paul's 3 p.m., lI.C. Kihikihi—Christ Church 7 p.m. Pirongia—St. Savi mr's 11 a.m. BOM AX CATHOLIC. Hamilton—Mass, 11 a.m., Vespers 7 p.m. Cambridge—Mass, S a.m. Kihikihi—Mass, 9 a.m. Evening devo tions, 7 p.m. Bangiaohia—7 p.m. Evening devotions. PRE S BYTE RIA X. Hamilton —11 a.m.; 7 p.m. Cambridge—ll a.m.; 7 p.m. Pukeriniu—2.3o p.m. WE SEE VAN. Hamilton—ll a.m. (c); 7 p.m. Hospital—2 p.m. Xgaruawahia—7 p.m. Puketc—3 p.m. Te Awamutu—ll a.m.; 3. 15p.m.: 7 p.m. Pir ongia—2.30 p.m. Kawhia —ll a.m.; 3 p.m.; 7 p.m. Huntly—7 p.m. Kimihia—3 p.m. Whangainarino—ll p.m. SALVATLOX ARMY. Hamilton, 11 a.m.; 3 p.m.; 7 p.m.; at the Barracks. Cambridge, same as for Hamilton. Gospel Hall, Chapel-street, Cambridge, the Lord's Supper, at 11 a m.
COMING EVENTS
Meetings Local Bodies, week ending December (i. Pukekura Koad Board—Saturday Magistrate's Court Sittings. Huntly—Tuesday. oth December, 11 a.m. Hamilton—Wednesday, loth, 10 a.m. Cambridge—Friday, 12th, 10 a.m. Te Awamutu—Tuesday, lGlh, 10 a.m. Raglan—When necessary.
The Waikato Times THAMES VALLEY GAZETTE, AND KAWHIA ADVOCATE. THE OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN THE WAIKATO. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1902. RAILWAY ACCOMMODATION AT HAMILTON.
We have referred recently to a number of matters relative to the welfare of this community, but so far it stolid indifference has been main tained by those who are most deeplv interested, and. no doubt, this dis interestedness accounts for the ex tremely unsatisfactory condition which exists at the local railway station. It is generally admitted that HaiuilU n is an important railwav town, not only through the great num ber of trains passing backwards and forwards, but because of the large and increasing trade which centres here. While the district has been expanding and shops and houses have been built, the railway accommoda tion litis remained in much the same stiite, and to-day we are in possession of one of the most antiquated and ramshackle places which is to la found on the railway : in fact, it is just about equal to a number of wayside stations where the business amounts to one truclc a week. The destination of stran gers to the Waikato is usually either Hamilton or Cambridge, and they are led to believe that they tire going to towns of some importance, the guide books telling of a number of impor tant institutions that exist in these towns, but the shock is often rude when, after a few minutes run from Fran«.wn .Junction, the train pulls up at a small station—Hamilton. They say that first impressions are al ways the oest, but if people were to form their opinion of Hamilton from the appearance of its railway station, the estimate would be very low indeed. We are not advocating any gaudy show, but rather that the
necessary eonvenienvs should lie pr<>- vi lod. I In; defects are so manifest | In those who have any railway tran sa -l ions with the I >e]>artiuent that it seems almost superlluous to direct at ■ ciuion to tliem. I'raeiicallv there is no privacy tor the station master ail oli.-o \v; iii •< 1 oil' Lv a tliin pan it ion w'nieli does nit r/adi to ih" ceiling Lv Iwo oi' t live feet is t lie only place \\ here hj, an l ull' from public gaze, ami trans act business of a private chai'acter, aii 1 here there is hardly sufficient room to turn. 1 lie place where par cels and luggage; is received is of a very primitive d -s-ription, and. as tins is open, it is impossible to hold the railway (.illicit!ls responsible for anything that goes astrav, and it speaks well tor the honestv of the community that so little is lost. L'lie limited amount of room is such as to cause great inconvouienee and an unnecessary amount of labour for the employees, and, in consequeuce of this state of allairs, thevhave to put in verv long hours to cope with the work. Mr Hi irsnell, our station master, is an energetic and fore sighted man, but surrounded with such anomalies it is no wonder that the work of the department cannot be got through in a fair time. The siding accommodation is another matter which demands immediate attention, lite public experience great incon veneuee through having to wait fre quentl}' two or three days before tliev can get at the truck in which their goods are placed, and men with drays have to wait about until their turn comes. This is caused by the limited length of the siding where the trucks tire unloaded. According to railway law no vehicle is allowed to cross the rails, and as only a few trucks can be placed on the outside road, the re mainder have to wait on the inside fails until such time as a vacancy occurs. Now, the Department litis a good length of section, and by run ning a road to Victoria Street, inside the yard, sufficient room could be made to accommodate all the trucks containing imperishable articles. This would be the means of preventing the delays which so often occur. How ever, it is not so much our purpose on this occasion to make suggestions as to alterations, as to try and arouse public interest in this matter. The need is a pressing one. The present station and its equipn e its were, no doubt, quite equal to the re quirements of the place tweniv and thirty years ago, but Hamilton litis long since outgrown these, and de mands something more substantial, where the public can have their busi ness attended to with despatch and the officials can periorm their work in ;t reasonable number of hours. We arc passing through a period of great prosperity, the like of which has never been known before in this dis trict, or probably in Xew Zealand, and this may account for the apathy which is displayed by the public, flic rise has come so rapidly that they are not able to cope with their busi ness, but we do hope that they will shake oil this lethargy concerning public allairs, and assist in an agita tion that Hamilton, so long neglected, may receive that treatment it which deserves.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
The '• drought in Australia " b ttie title of an article ou our fourth page, which will be of great iute'est to our manv farming readers At the annual mooting of the Mosu-iel Woollen C ouipany a dividend of 7 per cent, was declared. It is understood that Mr Justice Oonolly will retire from the Supreme Court Bench at the end of the present year. Mr Clement Wratrg, the Queensland meteorologist, has, it is stated, arranged for a lecturing tour of Australia and New Zealand. The Minister for Lands expects to reach Aucklmdon Sunday to deal with the sterilisation of imported bones, and nn accumulation of departmental matte s which require his personal attention. Chica ?o is to have a college of finance and commerce, where young men are to be trained as hankers, brokers, and traders in farm and cotton produce. The college will be practically a stock exchange, without its financial responsibilities, The Mangatoki Dairy Factory Com pany have stipulated to its suppliers that the can-stand must not be within 30ft. of the] milking-shed, and as a result, a number of milk-stands, that look like a judge's box without a racecourse, have been erected in that vicinity. Mr Dixon, manager of the South Can terbury Dairy Company, states that at the present rate his company is paying for butter-fat, the winning cow in the milking competition at the Timaru show would return her owner (allowing for a slight variation in her daily quantities of milk) the sum of £2 lis lOd for one month of thirty day?, A well-known ancient Maori named Tamati Paunni died at his residence, Aka roa (Canterbury), a few days ago. De ceased was the last survivor of the captives taken during Te Kauparaha's massacre at Takapuna I'a when he visited Akaroa in the brig Elizabeth in 1527. Paurini was <)0 years of age, aud had suffered from rheumatism for some time. A tangi has been held at Tikao Baq native village. The Otago Daily Times, referring to the large " no-license " vote at the Local Op tion poll, says It is a stern protest by thousands of moderate people who in previous years have recorded a vote on the other side, but who now resent the flgraut disregard of the licensing laws that is everv where rampant. It is more than that-"in many cases. It is the result of a grow ing fear that the youth of the colony are in danger of losing the reputation forsteadi ness and sobriety to which they had fo many years an indisputable right to lay claim. It means that the people are de termined there -hall be reform in the met hods of -'the trade." If an honest at tempt, is made by the Legislature, the police and the licensed victuallers of the colony to accomplish that reform, it can be brought about, and with that end attained we should be very much surprised if the'e were not a great drop in the no-license vote at the next triennial poll. If those who are in terested in the trade do not choose to set their house in order, thev will, in all pro bability, have serious cause to regr t their folly when the local option ballot is next taken. Wades Worm Figs the Wonderful Worm Worriers—are a sure remedy, in Is boxes. Sold everywhere. Which Nation -will reach the North Pole first is a question we put to you. We're not particular which it is, It they scratch ou it Empire Blue,
''hn Bruce Herald states that it lui.s n<">w '>Ci*n definitely decided to closo down tin-, lini.-e dairy factory tor this season at all events. I p wards of Xiio applications liavo ben received by the Health department for ad mission to the Government Sanatorium for i onsumpti ves at <ambridge. The Sana torium will notb.'ready to leaeive its full c implement ofp.ttun's t ; ll next year. The output of butter at the Elthain dairy f i'"t >:v lias now readied two tons per day, this being a record for the factory at this time of the year. It is expected that the output will reach throe t ns daily at the height of the present season. It is stat"d that as the result of the goal ••nquiry at Hokitika in regard to the escape of pris iners, one of the warders has been discharged. The latter intends to lay his case before Parliament, and threatens "disclosures." Sunshine jellies and custard powders have made such a name for theins Ives that no housewife requires to be told of their usefulness or economy. Mr F. W. Tucker of Auckland has an advertisement in this is-ue which will be of great interest to all ladies. Yesterday evening, .Mr .las. liregman, senior, of 'i'e Mata, passed away at the Waikato Hospital after a sudden and severe illness. He was well-known through out the district as he was one of the early settlers, lie leaves a widow and twelve children to mourn their los-. The final scrutiny of tho Hay of L'lenty eleetion discloses the singular fact that Mr W. H. Herries, the returned member, pollfd exactly the same number of votes 1 -110; this election that he did at the last election, when a portion of the Waikato was included, for which Waihi lias been substituted this time. The Napier Daily Telegraph says that although the" climate of New Zealand is supposed to be suited to the cultivation of almost every kind of fruit, yet at the pre sent time Napier dealers are selling apple 3 from California, oranges from Australia, and peanuts from Japan, not to mention imported lemons, pines, and bananas. The North Otago Times says that an old veteran residing in the < Umaru d s tiict has just received a pension, to which lie was entitled because of his having gone through the Indian Mutiny. He had written repeatedly to the War Oili e for the money, but it was not until an appli cation was addressed to Lord Roberts, the Commander-in-Chief, that he received any s tisfaetion. The duty of a teacher to an absent scholar was discussed by the Wanganui Education Hoard ou Monday week. It was decided to Ceil uro any teachir who does not comply with the circular issued by the B >ard asking teachers not to repo.'t as absent any children whom tiiey know to be sick or absent without good reason. The Jj-mols Couaty Council, in dealing with tho small birds'pest, is buying eggs of thru dies and blackbirds, as well as of sparrows and linnets. The starling is held to be a useful bird, and the Council desires to pre-'-rve it. It has transpired that boys wh.i are collecting eggs take starlings' eggs and, doiiing theai with ink, pass them off as those of thrushes. A warning has been issued to the ollicial egg-buyers to beware of this fraud. R'-gfirding the Elingamite disaster, Mr X. J. Jnkius of Christciiurch, writes to the Sydney l.'aily Telegraph as follows.-- Many years ago 1 represented to the Xe.v Zealand Government the advisability of steamers carrying pigeons from their last pirts. Had this been done the news of the Elingamite disaster would have reached Auckland in six hour*. Particularly is this necessary on the Australian coast. The cost is little, and could easily be worked through the Customs, when the vessel cleared. At a small fee she should be com pelled to carry a trained carrier pigeon, lu the present instance, the Eiingamite would have a pigeon from Auckland and also from Sydney." Mr Chris !- T ealy in " To-day," tells some things about the Dreyfus trial that will till his readers with autonishment. Among other things, he says that when the jury entered to delivei their verdict a dozen officers drew their swords and waved them above their heads, and the Garde liepubli caine flourished their bayonets. 'The jury had but to say " Non-Coupable " and it would have been the signal for the Pre torians to plunge their blades into Zola's breast iu a fury of patriotic frenzy. For tunately for him the jury returned a ver dict of guilty, and so saved his life. This fact can be attested by any witness of the closing scenes of the famous trial. A winter dairy show is at last assured for I'almerstou. With the presence of a large exhibition hall on the show grounds of the Manawatu and West Coast A. and I'. Association and the decision of the Natior.al Dairy Association to amalgamate with the former in promoting a winter exhibition,'there is every indication that a show worthily representative of the dairy industry will take place during next wint <r. It is to bo hoped that the Hutter aud Cheese-makers' Association will hold its annual meeting during the course of the show, and that the members will combine with the National Dairy Association in holding a conference on the lines of that held in Palmers ton last year, the most im portant gathering of dairymen which has yet taken place in the colony. One thing remains to make the proposed show a success—that tho A. and P, Association should remember for once that its object is something more than conserving the in terests of stock-breeding, It is probable that the most attractive factory butter competitions yet arranged in the colony will be the feature of the show. One horse out of 6000 odd which left New Zealand for South Africa has re turned to these shores. Tho animal came back to Wellington by the i'apanui on Saturday. His career has been an historic and eventful* one. Brought into the camp of the Fourth Contingent at Newtown Park, he fell into the hands ef Lieutenant Collins, son of Lieutenaut- Coloi.el Collins, of this city. The horse was first shipped to Dunedin, and thence to Beir.a by the troopship Gymerie. From Bcira he went to Marandellas : from Mar andellas, a twenty six days journey to Buluwayo ; from Buluwayo to tort Tuli : from Fort Tuli back to Buluwayo: and from Buluwayo to Mafeking. There he remained until the Ottoshoop engagement. There Lieutenant Collins left his charger at the bottom of a kopje, while he climbed to the top to re ceive the wound which stopped his lighting aid that was the last he saw of the famous chestnut in South Africa. 'The horse then passed into the possession of Sergeant- Major Poole—who was promoted to be a lieutenant—and remained in the latter's until tho Fourth left South Africa. Then Colonel Porter came along with the Seventh and took charge of him. The horse carried the heavy-weiglit colonel about for some months, and the latter decided that he should be sent to England to be hi 3 charger in the Coronation procession. The horse was forwarded on to England, but instead of going to London was consigned by mis take to Colonel Porter, of the Dragoon Guards, Colchester. And now he lias re turned to Wellington, and is doing a term of quarantine probation on Somes Island.
Mr .J. Hunter wil! hold an important sale of cittle at Cainbrid.ro io-inonw. i ho dates of the meetings of (lie variou 3 branches of the \\ aikato Fanners' Cluli are advertised. I'he No- :i Company of the Waikato Mounted Rifles will hold a mounted parade at Cambridge to-morrow, at p.m. 1 lie Antartic relief ship, Morning, leaves by t ted ton tj-morro-.v. ]' H .fore her"depart ure Uishop .Julius will conduct divine ser vit e on heard. Captain J. Hughes, D.5.0., has been ap pointed inspecting otiicer ef the Defence Riffe Corps, in addition to his duties as in specting oflicer of the Defence Cadet Volun teer Corps in the colony. i twing to the scare caused among natives in the locality, the experiments which were begun at A\ luikarewarewa with a view of reviving some of the extinct gevsers in the district have been abandoned for the pre sent. The Napier Charitable Aid I! -ard has de" eided to acquire a site ot over live acres about five miles from town for a ivfu"o. Competitive designs ar? to be invited for a building capable oi accournodatiu"' a hundred persons. Owing to the sh -flues > of feed thr nigh out the country isays the Southland 'l imes) tock is being turned on was •intended for out ting. This will most likely ihave the effect of hardening the price of grass seed. Ore*n liuuets, commonly known as "sil ver eyes,' are playing havoc with the fruit trees on the H est Coast generally, and es pecially so in the disteicts south of Grey mouth. J hey have taken to picking out the heart of the fruit blossom. ° Several lines of wheat have changed hand.-, recently at Ashbu.tou at good pi ices. A mixed l"t of U/XHj ljusliels was bought a day or tuo ago sit prices ranging fioni 'ss «id to Is, and on \\ ednesday a line of about 3000 bushels changed hands at 4s 2d net on trucks at Ashhurton. A Sydney t leg rain says : The following have been selected to r. present the rest of Australia against the returned cricket eleven : Laver, Worrall, Codings, McAlis tor, Has ings, AVarne, Stucky, Keedman, I ravers, (JilTeu and Gregory. Dissatisfac tion is expressed locally that only one New South elshman has been included. An adjourned meeting of th" committee of the Cambridge united picnic was he'd on Wednesday night. The meeting was ex pressly called to ascertain whether there was a fe'ding in favour of the picnic-being held this year. There was only a small ate uidance, so it was decide 1 to abandon the gathering this year. Probably smaller gatherings will he arranged by the different denominations. It may possibly interest readers to leirn that the oldest known horse in America is a bay g lding which is certified to be up wards ot li years old. At all events, he is a veteran of the Mexican campaign of 1.553, a memento of which he carries on his flank, in the shape of a big scai : and he was also used as an officer's charger in the Civil War. For twenty years he has done no work, and as all his teeth have gone his principal food is boil d corn and mash, upon which he seems to thrive, to the great satis faction of his owner, Major Mass, of Louis ville, Kentucky, For some considerable fiuic past a num ber of petty thefts have been perpetuated at Cambridge, the shopkeepers being the principal victims. The thief has gone about his work systematically, and bseu caieful to leave no trace of his having been on the premises. This kind of thing becomes monotonous for those who are affected, and one shopkeeper has placed a notice up in his establishment offeriusr a reward for de tection of any theft, however small. It was reported some time ago that the police had a clue, but it Ins apparently never got be yond that. It is a great pity that the theif cannot be caught re 1-handed. The Russian Grand Duke Boris, gives the following opinion about American re pjrteis: If you talk to him oue minute about the weather the next day he prints a whole column about your love affairs. If you simply shake hands, remaining per fectly dumb meanwhile, he will print two columns, [f you refuse to see him at all you must expect a full page of mixed dia logue and life sketches. Since ordinary champagne drinking was not picturesque enough for them, they represented me gulping it from a dainty "chorus girl's slippers." All of this Boris calls amus ing. The Hamilton Choral Society intend giving their first concert on Friday night next at the \ olunteer Hall, the principal part of the programme being Birch's sparkling operetta, "Merry Men of Sher wood torest,' which is undoubtedly one of the most popular works of the kind which has ever been written. The members of late have made rapid progress under their conductor, Mr T. H. Bosworth. There will be a full chorus and orchestra, and several soloists new to Hamilton will take part. A short miscellaneous programme will pre cede the principal work. Mr Tom Mann (says an Australian Tress telegram) since his arrival at Broken Hill lias been doing an immense amount of organising work in connection with the labour movement on the Barrier, and generally has been enthusiastically re ceived. On Saturday night the Amalga mated Society of Engineers, of which Mr Tom Mann is a member, entertained him at a smoke-social. Replying to the toast of his health, he condemned the policv of the engineers' management in New Zea land, saying it neglected to make use of the Arbitration Court in regulating the proportion of apprentices to journeymen employed at shops. STRAINS are often more serious than broken bones on account of not being pro perly treated. Apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm freely as soon as the injury is re ceived and it will quickly restore the parts to a healthy condition. \V. DEY, A cent, Hamilton; THOMAS A gent Cambridge; GEO. M. A. AHIER, Agent' Te Awamutu, sell it.
MONTGOMERY'S ENTERTAINERS.
Ihe visits to Hamilton of Montgomery's Entertainers always mean crowded house and attentive audiences; such was this case hist night, when the Company ap peared at the Volunteer Hall. As usual the pictures were first-rate, and elicited rounds of applause repeatedly. Perhaps the best were those representing the recent naval review at Spithead, the Coronation procession and the railway ride through Switzerland. The stag hunt on the banks of the River Esk, the fire brigctde scenn, and tne films showing the clever contor tionist Irene Latour, the Four Lottos' bicycle act, the big boot dance by little lick, and the horizontal bar performance of the famous Lukens also deserves men tion. The humorous pictures were much above the average of this class, and greatly pie ised the audience, the "Belle of Hamilton being a first-class presentiment of that lady. During the evening Mr Bob Hall gave his amusing humorous sketches and at once established himself as a favourite. Mr Edmund Montgonory sang " The Tele phone," " The Old Fashioned Way " •' Last Night," and " The Fatal Rose of Red," the songs being illustrated by beautifully coloured pictures. _ ;i h ' company appear in Hamilton again tins evening, and we recommend anyone desiring a hour's hearty laugh to visit the ii'ill.
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♦ Tin: I'KKsl i >!: xr S AJES SACK. X h\\ A ()1! |\. I (eceinber '■). Piesident Koose\elts Message to Congress has a strongly Imperialistic tone. It emphasises the country's un bounded prttsperitv ;<tk 1 the neces sity. in relation to trusts, to make a reasonable and effective law against fraudulent over-capitalisation and practices injurious to inter-State trade. liccipro; i y treaties, it says, are desirable in connection with tariff re* adjustment, which ought to he treated solely from the standpoint of busi ness needs. A commission of busi ness experts might indicate to a Con gress committee what changes in the schedule are necessary and how far the changes could go without chang i ■ ® ing the country s great prosperity or upsetting its fixed economic policy. 1 he .Message recommends that the Secretary of Commerce, by the seal of the Cabinet, should remove the tariff on anthracite i^tal. Reciprocity with Cuba and a con vention with Britain for reciprocal trade with Xewfoundland similar to the plan laid down by Air Blaine is advocated ; also the appointment of a general stall for the army. The ei f jrcement of the Monroe Doc* trine required a first-class navy, and additional fighting craft would be pro vided yearly. Dwelling on the policy of the world, the Message states that it be hoves each independent nation in America to maintain internal order and discharge its just obligations to foreigners. America has already played a large part in the world, and was beit on making her future part even larger. The events of the pasfe four years had definitely decided that for weal or woe America s place must be great among the nations. She had deliberately made her own foreign policy, which demanded the posses sion of a thorough navv. Ihe message recommends that any future arbitration should be under taken by The Hague Tribunal rather than arbitrators chosen for special cases.
GENERAL ITEMS.
LONDON, Dec. 4. Mr Redmond has been severely criticised for' inconsistency in warning the Nationalists to return to Westminster, and then presiding at a directory of the League adopt ing Clancy's resolution. Keceived Dec 0, 1.30 a.m. WASHINGTON, Dee. 4. Senator Lodge has introduced a bill into the Senate which, estab lishes a currency on the gold basis in the Philippines. NEW YORK, Dec. 4. All explosion of an oil tank on the American steamer Grogresco at San Francisco, killed eleven men. The damage is The German crnisers, Veueta and Ealke have arrived at Lag nayra. The departure of the Ariadne Niobe and Auiazoue has been countermanded. PEIvIX, December 4. Russia is establishing custom houses 011 the Mauchurian Eastern Frontier, and at Port Arthur. She collects independently of Sir Robt. Hart's Chinese cfticia'ls. It is ex pected that Germany and France will adopt a similar policy in their respective spheres of influence. LONDON, Dec. 4. Twelve thousaid people filed past the remains of the late Dr Parker as he laid in state at the City Temple.
The largest Parliamentary the colony is the Western Maori, which ex tends south from the Manukau to Welling ton and across the island from Tauranga to Taranaki. The candidates, who include Henare Kaihau (the sitting member), and fe Heuheu Tukino, the young chief of laupo, are now touring their big district. Kaihau and Te Keuheu were at Tauranga this week and addressed a large meeting at Whareroa, the headquarters of the Ngaite rangi tribe. Mahuta, the Waikato King, is accompanying Henare Kaihau. TEN BOLD ASSERTIONS. REGARDING CHAMBERLATN'S COLIC. CHOLERA AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY. 1. It affords quick relief in cases of colic, cholera morbus and pains in the stomach. 2. It never fails to affect a cure in the most severe cases of dysentery and diar rhoea. It is a sure cure for chronic diar. rhoea. 4. It can always be depended upon in cases of cholera infantum. 5. It cures epidemical dysentery, 6. It prevents bilious colic. 7. It is prompt and effective in curing all bowel complaints. ° 8. It never produces bacl results. 9. It is pleasant and safe to take. 10. It has saved the lives of more people than any other medicine in the world.
TILE WAIKATO TIMES, FIIIDAY, DECEMBER 5 1902
pU TOTALLY M , M i s J.TX I S S 111. I S S E N, KNOX STREET, HAMILTON. CERTIFICATED TEACHER OF THE PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN AND VIOLA. Special attention to Technique & Theory. [a card] 11. W. D v E E SOLICITOR ... ... Hamilton. MONEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE OF FREEHOLD "QERBERT J ROLLINS. BARRISTER and SOLICITOR TE AWAMUTU. SOLICITOR FOR "ADVANCES TO SETTLERS OFFICE." J. A. YOUNG, DENTIST, Te Awamutu, first Tuesday in month. Ngaruawahia, second Tuesday in month. Huntly, third Tuesday in month. Te Aroha, fourth Tuesday in month. Other districts occasionally. HIGH-CLASS WORK. TERMS MODERATE. MY HOOD STREET PRE MISES DID NOT GROW WITH MY BUSINESS, I have erected NEW AND UP-TO-DATE DENTAL ROOMS In the Main Street of Hamilton. J. A. YOUNG, Dentist. D" WT 0 T I C F MR E. DE VENNY McGARRIGLE, DENTAL STJKGEON, Hamilton. Mr Mj3»rrigleJ>may be consulted on and after Saturday, August '2nd, k at his rooms, Victoria House, Hamilton. Nitrous-Oxide gas Hdminisiered. Painless Fxtraot ; ons by the most recent prooeis. Artificial work at moderate Prices. 11/7 m MR G; SKENE DIXON SURGEON DENTIST, HAMILTON. Visits monthly the following plaoes Nyaruawshla—let Friday Te Awflmntu—2nd Friday Huntly 4th Friday. AND A HALF PER CENT Wo have Money to Lend at this rate on First-class Freehold Security. Early Aplioations is requested.— Vaile Bros,, Legal Chambers, opposite Vulcan Lane, Queen-street, Auckland. 24 7 1U First-class Freehold Securities. W. COLEMAN, Solicitor aud Notary Public. 109, Queen - street, Auckland, 23 7. H. I. BIG G S, AUTHORISED AND LICENSED SURVEYOR. Ten years on Government Stall, NEXT HAMILTON 110 TEE, HAMILTON. 23,7. EWS 0 N gHE PP A R D, LAND, CO MMISS I 0 N. AND ESTATE AGENT HAMILTON. M" T. H, B 0 S W 0 R T H, Teachkr of Piano, Violin, 'Cello and Sinuino, Having taken up his residence in Hamil ton, is now prepared to receive pupils at CLAREMONT VILLA. Cambridge Every MONDAY and TUESDAY. Te Awamutu— Every FRI DAY. Mr Bosworth's " Waikato Quadrille Band" is now open to accept Engage ments for Concerts, Balls, etc., iu any part the Waikato. H. ITTON. ENGINEER, HAMILTON. HAS ON SALE AGENT FOR White Cotton Waste W. A. Ryan aud Oiln Co.'s Union Oil Benzine Engines Belting Automobiles Bolts and Nuts Gould's Pumps Coach Screws Steel Split Pulleys Packings Belting Insertion Shafting Etc., etc. Launches (oil or steam) Etc., etc. n R 0 S H E R, TEACHER OF SINGING AND VOICE PRODUCTION. TE AWAMUTU. HANDSOME COMPOTES jint th thing for a present 6s o issh, a L. J. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge.
KfJMIKII 'Pi T» J7T7 HE CURE FOR ludigoslion, Oon.-lip.it,ion, F atv/leiicy, Livor Complaint, Etc., Etc., lit . :: 1 V .. ..2s PER BUTTi-1 Vanuta tuhkd Solely By A. i. Claiming, CHKMIfrT, HAMILTON, T XiV KS OIL ENGINE, SAFE AND ECONOMICAL. THE BEST FOR DAIRY FARM AND FLAX-MILL. '"ANGYES Oil Engines use ordinary kerosene, costing l Jd a gallon, whereas American engines use benzoine costing Is yd. THEY ARE EASY TO START THEY HAVE NO FAN'S OR JTMI'S OR ELECTRIC HEARING TO GET OUT OF ORDER THERE IS NO DANGER LIKE THEME IS IN ENGINES USING NAPTHA OR BENZOINE THEY CAN CONSEQUENTLY BE PLACED UNDER THE CHARGE OF UNSKILLED ATTENDANTS. ; ANGYES GAS ENGINE, OITO PRINCIPLE, PINKEY'S PATENT. SINGLE ENGINES OF ALL SIZES FROM 1 TO 150 ACTUAL lIORSE POWER, Wo Guarantee Satisfaction. SOLE AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND, John Chambers & Son, Ltd, FORT STREET, AUCKLAND Illustrated Catalogue and full particulars on application. You keep the MONEY in the place and yourself in Perfect Health by patronising r if troubled with any Liver or Stomach Co mplaints, In fact you wODt know you possess a Liver. Sole Manufacturer E. B. HILL, OHEM I 8 T , CAMBRIDGE I *Oi "ft.? r ; k * ' Si!• ' " *■* '■ 3 •3 ■ r /////;is a sure and niasn > ■ rcm-ybj for many ;i t[r.iig,u Zdoivel disorders, p Stomacy troubles, jj ailments of iF,e Sidneys / and bladder. ites \\ It fjelps in eases of f;J) 'Rheumatism. I! Jt clears tfje fßlood \\ tfjrougS tdc Kidneys. M ZDon't accept any substitute, you must \CJ get tfie qenuine. WHAT D r, ES THE NEGLECT OF A BAD COLD MEAN? Ot'ly tco frequently a serious attack of Pneumonia and tin; sowiug of the seeds of that scourge of Luuianity, Consumption. These evils can bn averted by taking TUSSICURA, which has been pr ved b? experience to he the Remedy pf the Age for all complaints of th'i Throat,, Lunpn snd Bronchial Tul.es. Price 2s 6d per Bottle. Obtainable at all Chemists and H rekeepers throughout the colony. Worms undermine Children's Constitu tions, Use WADE'S WORM FIGS. Is boxes. 1
THE yy AIK AT 0 TIM ES. ESTABLISHED 30 YEARS. THE POPULAR EVENING PAPER OF THE WAIKATO. THE FARMERS' JOURNAL. A LARUE AND INCREASING CIRCULATION. CIRCULATING IN THREE ELEC TORAL DISTRICTS. The WAIKATO TIMES has been estab lished 80 years and lias a circulation amongst the farming community, and is therefore an excellent advertising medium. The Rates of Advertising are extremely liberal. PAULL & YENAP.LES, Proprietors.
T, A \TPM Frnm ,s to At wir. ° LI AM ESCOTT's Victoria str 'ft Onmbringp DINNER SETS— F [ ( ?V 3 l d t WII.IJAM ESCOTT'S Vi-toria-sfrrtnt, Cambri ge Thn beat Medicine known is SANDER AND SONS "T CALYPTI EXTRACT Test its eminent power. *ul effects in coughs, colds, influenza; the relief is Jaatantaneons In serious cases, ard accilentaoi an kinds, be they wounds, burns, scalds, bruises sprains, it is the safest remedy—no swelling—in inflammation Like surprising effects produced ni croup, diptheria, bronchitis, inflammation of tbi lungs, swellings, etc: diarrhoea, dysentry, diseases of the kidnoys and urinary organs In use at hos pitals and medical clinics all over the globe; patron ised by His Majesty the King of Italy: crowned with medal and diploma at International Exhibition, Amsterdam Trust In Uui improved wticU and reject «U othttl
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These are bold assertions to make regard ing any medicine, but there is abundant proof of every one of the above statements regarding this remedy. Every household should have a bottle at hand. Get it to day. It may save a life. W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton; THOMAS WELLS, Agent, Cam* bridge; GEO. M. A. AHIER, Agent, Te Awamuta sell it |
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I'KR UMTKO I'i.'Kss ASSOC! A i'l'.N Od'Y KIHIIT. tile educ \tio in i, a l.t >N I II >N. I trcclli'" In the House of Coinnm . Henry Campbell-1 »an 11• • ri■ i:•: . m a thin and listless House, nm I the reject ion ot the third read; t, ■„ of the Education Hill. (,Heceive«l Dec. •">. I.L'oa.iii ) LONDON, I. Sir iI. Campbell-llaniie -man's motion rejecting the third reading of the Education Kill was negat i\i d bv -S(i to Lit. Ihe third reading was adopted by Hi to 1 'J;i.
THE CHINESE SITUATION
♦ 111; IT AI N AND (.id I.MAN CLAIMS. (Receive I Dec. o. 12.17 a:hi. LONDON, Dec. |. A I Hue Hook recently issued shows that Germany on November yeilded to Britain's protest. Lord Lans downe on the 6th explained that he protested objecting to the utilisation of Ihe evacuation for a needless reaf firmation of the open door poliev, or China's sovereign rights, or for pur poses of remuneration. This was seem ingly specially aimed at Britain. Reviv ing to Germany's intention that she had satisfactory assurances from China covering, besides the YiAgtse Yallev, the whole of China, excepting any previous alienation of sovereign or territorial rights, Lord Landsdowne declared Britain would be no partv to this arrangement, though she was not affected thereby. There is a, concensus of opinion that Germany had attempted a piece of sharp practice to limit British in tluence in Ceutral China for her own advantage.
AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
TUB FODDER DCTILS. (Received Dec. t, 7.t p.nj. Mlol,]j< H UN I'], 1 >ecember 1. I lie Federal Cabinet, in resolving to adhere to its previous decision not to remit the, fodder duties, relied to a great extent on the views expressed on the subject when previouslv discus sed in Parliament, fliev point out that any measure taken bv the Common wealth must extend to the whole com munity and not merely to the States, New South Wales and (Queensland, which are desiring a remission that would be against the spirit of the con stitution and unfair to the people of the other States. After expressing deep sympathy with the suil'erers the minute says: "If it rested with us alone to oiler some re lief, we should I'elv upon our own knowledge of the humanitv of the Federal Parliament for its en dorsement. It urges with regard to ex pedience as urged upon the Common wealth, that if of doubtful constitu tionality the relief can be "ranted constitutionally much more affective and at no greater expense if carried out by the .State Governments con cerned. THE ELOOD SUCKING STORY Received December 2, 1.39 a.m. SYDNEY, December 4. I'rank Jobson, one of the Elinga mite raft survivors, writing to his brother denies absolutely the ru mour about blood sucking. He says what the sufferers went through was had enough without making things worse. THE PORT DARWIN RAIL WAY. PERTH, December I. The Rev. Wheatlev, who has re turned from a visit to Adelaide, states the general impression there was that tin; Port Darwin Railwav Scheme was the most gigantic job ever perpetrated on this planet, the terms being some thing tremendous. Nobodv seemed to attempt to justify the terms. THE REFORM P. ILL. MELBOURNE, Yesterday. The second reading of the Reform Bill was carried by HI to <S. The minority included the labour mem bers. THE WHEAT YIELD. MKLBOUKNE, Dec. 5. The Leader estimates the wheat harvest of Victoria at :5,0">"),000 bushels, an average of -LB, the lowest yet produced. At tin* present high value of wheat the yield is equivalent to seven million bushels at normal prices. The lowest estimate of the requirements is G,006,000 bushels. THE LABOUR CONFERENCE S\ DNEY, Yesterday. The other planks adopted bv the Labour Conference are Compulsory Arbitration, Nationalisation of Mono polies, a Citizens Defence Force, and the restriction of public borrow ing. WRECK OF A STEAMER PERTH, (W.A.) Dec. I. The steamer Zvir, bound from •lava to Adelaide with sugar, was totally wrecked at Point Cloates, on the 27th ult. The crew left in three boats, and safely reached the Gascoyne River, in the north of West Australia. PERTH. Dec. 1 The cargo of the Zvir is valued at over £.">0,000 fully iusured.
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THE STATE OF IRELAND
♦ I-UN In >N i leci'inbcr '5. 'MI t lie Mint l<>|| hi ; lie IJ i • ( 'la !i<-\", it Catholic curate in West Clare, the directory of the I risli League. I)uI>I ill. lias a|>|>rc)\t'< 1 iit llir Nationalist, mem bers of ilie Commons preserving the peace in Ireland while the settlement of the land question, whereon the vital issues of faith ain I country are dependent, is trembling in the I la la nee. CARDINAL MollAN's VIEWS MELBOURNE, Dee. 1. Cardinal Moran lias arrived home from Europe, and was enthusiastieall v welcomed. He said lie found that people of every denomination agreed that Home Rule tor Ireland in what ever form u might be granted must some day lie conceded to the people, 'lie whole bodv of the Irish people wre bent upon ruling their own affairs. The hostile press magnified every little incident into a great dis sension in the Irish party and between the clergy and the people. There was in reality nothing of the sort.
SHIPPING SUBSIDIES.
Received December ] .20 a.m. L< )NI)( )N, Dec. I. The Subsidies Committee report that subsidies ought to be restricted to services rendered, but sometimes granted on Imperial grounds where necessary for establishing fast direct British communication. A subsidv to the East African line is recommended. The Committee, in regard to the coast ing trade question, recommends that eftorts be made to bring about recip rocity, and, if necessary, utilisation of the regulations for admission of foreign vessels to British and Colonial trade of the Lmpire for the purpose ot securing reciprocal advantage to .British shipowners abroad.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5 1902-
(.'HAM BKItLAI.YS PAIN BALM lias no e'[ual as a household liniment. It is the best known remedy for rheumatism, lamo back, ijuinsy and glandular swellings, while for sprains, bruises, burns and scalds it is invaluable. One application ves relief, Try it. W. DEY, Agent Hamilton, THUS, WELLS, Agent Cambridge, GEO. M, A. AHlEii, Agent Te Awamwtu sell it.
& *4 , m ■. / 1 It is only on the use c r Wolfe ■> S'-lnmpps that it ought to be ' judged. ; ¥ou be tlje judge. Every bottle of Wolfe's Schnapp? contains an honest preparation ' of Juniper Berries and select Barley. I f If you need a stimulant that will ! braoe a tired body or clear a ( tired mind, TEST WOLFE'S | bC UN APf'S-not a false stimulant | but a builder up of vital forces. p ¥ou no Hii j Better not take anything than accept a substitute fur this -t-.r: I ing old tonio. ImitrU ons are pu! I out for one purpose only to mak' big profits-they are absolutely i worthless. Wuy Wdole Settle i 3 J Look for 111e nam© and r>"f» I only bottles with the *i,jfi:lure 8 Udolpho Wolfe on the lnl.,<jl. N WHY COUGH? WHY COUGH? WHY COUGH? There in absolutely m remedy so speedy aud effectUhl. Lozenge alone j/ives relief. Simple, but sureTn action, they ctn be takea by the mos de ! ie«ite. K"EATING'S LOZENGES KEATING'SLLOrZ r N3ES KEATING'S LOZENGES KEATI NG'S LQZENGE3 If you car!not sleep f.-.r coughing, K fating h T,( zk:jok vll set you rirbt. Th< \ at once cluck the cough and remove thy cause An Ci. , orm ,, iis sale a!) over the world during the past 80 years promts ! eir great, value. GIVE INSTANT RELIEF. GIVE INSTANT 11 ELI lIP. GIVE INSTANT RELIEF. Kkatin-q's i oroit Lozknops, the unrivalled remedy for ft ■!' -HS, and I lIP.OAT ' R''T -LEB, arc sold everywhere in tins by all ehr-wists. OINTMENT cures Skin Eruptions, Sores, Bad Breasts, Ulcerations, Swell* mgs, Gatherings, Poisoned Cuts Bruises and Burns. HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT isinvaluable for Chest and Throat Affections, such as Asthma, Bron chitis, Quinsy, Mumps, Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat and Influ Q nza. only at 78, New Oxford Street liate iu3, Oxford Street), Loudon. Loug livo the King ! But who can tell The certainty of life, The uian who feels to-d.'iy so well, May die if sickness rife. Cout'hs and colds are prevalent ills. Which we must all endure, Though we can save the doctors' hills With WOODS' GREAT PEPPERMINT CURE
mn-TRio ts • 'i.' I';.. iiTLL t<>-xight: t<> Mi;ht Til l '- - A M !•: SWEET ToRY . packed :.! \ w.ued,' ci: \m m Ki»: Tin-: i'i:« !Pli:s- iwvorh'n ies MONTGOMERY'S <"I;1,1-]I{1 i \ I'KI > Evri rtaixers. GRAND .' 11 A V.: " OK PR-ICR\M.\IH i( : nr. new soxgs. new ri< ■rr i; i;.--, X i:\V 111 Mol i.'i :l's SICKTCIfKs. Pi ople's I 'rices, 2s. 13. • 'dine early ami secure a seat'. L ;st, Found. &c. j i >ST- -1 Say Horse, white spots oil both .! J shoulders. U'i brand. Reward on returning t<> Frank Winter. Hamilton Last. Meetings. WA IK \Tt> FARMERS' CLUB. The Branches of the Club will meet as I follows : CAMBRIDGE-Monday, December 15th, at 7.30 p.m. Business : To receive re port of the General Kxecutive Meeting to discuss our political situation, and the proposed alteration to rules. TAMA 11ERE Wednesday, December loth, at 7.3<> p.m. Ladies are invited to attend. WAIHOU —Monday, December 15th, at 7.30 p.m. PATERANGI - No meeting. WHATAWHA.TA—Friday, December 12th, at 7.30 p.m. NGARUAWAHIA Friday, December 12th, at 7.30 p.m. OHAU PO—Friday. December 12th, at 7.30 p.in. TE AWAMITU—Friday. December 12th, at 7.3 () p.m. TE KoWHI'A Wednesday, December 10th, at 7.30 p.m. TAUWHARE—No meeting. E. YEALE. General Secretary. vTaatcds S'c. "I*7 ANTED, some kind person to adopt » » or take charge of nice healthy Baby Girl. Apply to Reta, Times Ullice. "VT7AXTED. the Public to Call on GAZE » » & CO. for SUPERIOR PHOTO GRAPHS and EXLAR< "EMENi'S, Studio —llowden's Buildings, Hamilton. Y\7 ANTED —The travelling public to re ' » member that Tea, Coffee, Pies, Pastry, Cakes, etc., are obtainable all day long at my Refreshment- Rooms. Auck land, Local, and Illustrated papers.—J. T. Horne, Confectioner etc., Hamilton. TJTANTED—Those requiring Violins, ft Strings, and ail Accessories appert aining thereto, to c.ill on or send to 11.11. Howden, watchmaker and jeweller, Hamil ton, who has a large supply in stock. WANTED KNOWN. Mrs Bridges has opened up in Victoria Street, Hamilton, with a supply of Smoked Fish. Fresh fish three times a week. Also, Summer Drinks, Lollies, Sweetmeats etc.. to arrive shortly. WAN TED KNOWN*.—V. Plescher de sires to draw attention to his large stock of Footwear. A splendid lot of Ladies' and Gentlemen's American Kid boots and button), Walking and Evening Shoes, Girl's Lace and Button Boots (tan and black), Good Strong School Boots, farmers Hoots. Bluchers, Canvas Shoes, Leather and Carpet Slippers (good and cheap). Repairs neat and prompt. First-olass boots made t: order. V. PLESCHER, CO-OPERATIVE BOOT SHOP, CAMBRIDGE. OoDCARA IX< r—Relief, Chip, Floral » » Chip, etc. Terms, 12s lid per quarter, Is Gd per hour. Articles designed.—Miss E. Ayling, 13, Victoria A male, Auckland. CRICK ETING, GOLF, and . TENNIS GOODS— give E. J. LKINSON a call. All this season's goods. Business Notices § J3f % Wm w AIKATO MOUNTED RIFLES No. 3 COMPANY. AMOUNTED INSPECTION PARADE will be held in Cambridge TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, 6th December, 11)02, At 2.30 p.m. •L R. S. RICHARDSON, . Major. FOR SALE —One First-Class Timber \\ aggon, with 3 inch tyres, also Double and Single Buggies.—John ierguson, Cambridge. wm r? im gTUD NOTICE WE B LE Y, (HOTCHKISS-FAIRY QUEEN) Will stand 'the sense i at lh=> Pangipni Farm, NgaruiwahiH-Wa.n'JHi'd Ro:id, - garuawahia and Whatawhata District-* Mr Pat. Mohan, Stud Groom, will b» at NGnRUAW\\UIA en MONDAY, aud VVHA f A'.V HAT A in TUESDAI. Those desirous are requested to book early to secure cttenii ,n. His dam "I'airy Queen," brown mare, br f: d by Mr Alfre-1 Butfci-nd in 1888, <rot by the Dsuphin, her dam Queen Mab by Derby out of Una by imported St. Aub)u-Mi*s Howe, by Sir Hercules. For further particulars apply and address letters to Wm. Home, T« Akatea. WM. HORNF, /HOODS FOR THE CHRISTMAS SEA " ' SON in any quantity at WILKIN SON'S, Cambridge-Toys, Dolls, Albums, lurses, Photo Frames, Writing Cases. Fancy Goods, etc. TO WIXE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS HOTELKEEPERS, and the General Public in tho CITV OF AUCKLAND, and the SURROUNDING DISTRICT' IT having come under the notice of the A undersigned Dunedin Brewers that bOITLHD ALE AXD SiUl'T PUR '.''^TI N < i TO HE DI'NEDIX ALE AND SlOl J is now being sold throughout the Auckland District, bearing on the Labels the name ot D. ARKELL, and a statement that the same is Lrewed expressly for D. Arkeli, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Brewers that THEY Do NOT BREW FOR OR SUPPLY ALE OR SlOl T TO the said D. Arkell. 100-^ at L>liaedin ' tbii 15ttl of July. JAMES SPEIGHT AND CO., limited. MUGAYIX AND CO. MAURICE JOEL WILLIAM STRA.CHAN AND CO.
Business No tic. s X o i' i c E . I'UBLk H A LI., KA( i LAX. ' BOW \N io lioiiliv ill!' pllHic of !ia_;],tn avid surrounding distri;- ' li:tt lie will sit.il lI v opcu i'i the ab'iv.. Hal], gkevt (■ i.a!ini; sale A Mi A !/<"!'! <> \ SA Til". ■£•>oo i it'tiriv.! i V iw»ry. Su:! of ('lotlsiv--, I'f".-.- i'icvvs. !'■ ■ its ;«l ' Sli.ms. -;iil(li. :y. ■ 'owt'l!<*:■y, \\ aiiMi's, i'.•>'i<*\ G i>, He. FoR SHoKT o.NLY. Opening date anil Auction Sale will be duly advertif'i. 1101 V* EAT HI! AT Milne & Choyce, Ltd., AUCKLAND. "WASH IN') 15 L' >! S ES. job line at lis Oil, .'a tjil. Is li.l: .Mercerised Sateen Blouses, floral styles, Is lld to 123 (3d ; White and Coloured Washing S.lk Bku>es, ijf.i.itiniiiy timiuH'd, at 12s Gli, ] ■ s I n. In HOI ,'ii E \ Willi new Rus sian and Lion jacket-', and smartly . a: skil l , "■■■ . : 2 ; ' d I'' c I •/' !>•>!«• UNDE ,si\ | K'l's, i u washing print-, all liimmt'\ at 2s lid. :is ud, lis lid, to 3;ts ijd : 1 .me;. Materials, from -'slid t ' 2">S. WHI I'i L \ I >Ei'SKf li'i'S, Special Value, trimmed lace or ca.br iderv and tucks, :: ■ lid. 5s lid, iU Id. to 27s t> 1. NEY\ SUNSHADE 5 Cream !■ '.tin Sunshaiwith wide it)oiiv s'ripe, ins ;»d: Striped and Floral J Oman Satins, lis lid. s.s l id, los lid ; 1 :ain and Fancy Parasols in every s';ade. CHII >REX'S WHITE SILK FROCKS, 1,. "! tri omed, to lit children from G to li yi vs. Os ltd to 21s. NEW FA.WV (Jin ids FoH I'KESEXTS —Good Fancy Soaps. 3 cak-s in artis tic box". Is 3d, Is (id, 2s C>d. Is lid : I'hoto Frames, iu all shapes. Is. Is 3d, Is Ud, 2s (3d, to 10s (id : Purses, at I'd. Is, Is 3d, Is ltd, to 20s; Fancy IJuxed iland korchlels, Is -id, is Gd, Is 'td, 's lid, to 1' s f'.d the box : Real Maltese L;ice Scarves and Collars, lUs ltd, 12s Gd, 15s (id. to las. XEW ;i e>iis FUR GENTLEMEN— Special selection of Gcni-'s Xeckties, at Is, 1 s till, 2s Gd, to 1-s Gil. SERVICEABLE LIXEX HA XL) KER CHIEFS I'lain hem, Is, Is 3d, Is (3d: hem-stitched, Is 6il to :is (id. SMART WASHING WAISTCOATS, in while, drab, and shepherd's plaids, at 5s lid, Gs lid, Ns Gd, to 15s Gd. FRENCH STRAW" I'AX A.MA HATS, Gs Ud. Latest Ha*s in every style. XEW TUNIC AND TENNIS SIIIKTS, from lis Gd to 7s Gd ; Gent's White and Coloured Sweaters, 3s Gd, 3s 1 Id to lUs Gd. Immense stock of Gent's Summer Underclothing. WILIHm, 1/IJiLI, and AREY. XMAS SEASON 1002-3. XMAS CARD PACKETS, A LL our Packets are selected by the J\. celebrated Xmas Card firm, Raphael Tuck and Sans, London. Packet cards are better value than boxes of cards as the whole of the value is made up ;n cards instesd of paying for the box. WE HAVE NINE VARIETIES. The Superb, containing G carefully selected Xmas and New Year Cards, Gd The Ideal, containing 12 folding Xmas and New Year Cards, Is The Recherche, containing 6 artistic folding Xmas and New Year Cards, Is The Champion, containing -Rt novel Xuias and Xew Year Cards, Is The Unbeaten, containing 20 pretty Xmas and Xew Year Cards, Is Gd The Excellent, containing 20 effective Xmas and New Year Cards, Is Gd The Princess, containing 20 up-to-date Xmas and Year Cards, 2s Gd The King, containing unique Xmas and New Year Cards, 2s Gd The Welcome, 12 folding New Year Cards only, Is AII our packets and Xmas Cards orders are sent post free 15 minutes after receipt of order. Order early—our packets are much sought after, and last year were all cleared a week before Xmas. We have single cardi from id to 7s Gd each. When in town for Xmas do not for get to visit our special Xmas card and fancy shop inside the Victoria Arcade. Admission free. X.MAS NUMBERS. Pear's Annual with 1 pictures, Is 6il, posted, Is yd Xmas London News with 1 picture, Is 6d, posted Is Sd Xmas London Graphic with 2 pictures, Is Gd. posted Is Sd Xmas Holly Leaves with magniticient battle picture entitled " All that was lelt of them" (Boer War) Is Gd, posted. Is ( Jd Xmas Sketch with 1 picture. Is Gd, posted, Is 8d XEW ANXUALS TO IIANI). Boys' and Girls' Own Annual 8s each ( hums (Boys' Annual), 8s each Young England i Boys' Annual) 5s each Boys of Our Empire (Boys' Annual) 7s Gd each The Girl's Empire (A new Girl's Annual) 5s each Chatterbox, cloth ss, boards 3s Little Folk, cloth ss, boards 3s (id Our I'arliug. cloth ss, boards 3s Sunday at Home, Leisure, Hour and Good Words, 7s (Id each Children's Friend, Infant's Magazine, Child's Companion and The Prize, cloth 2s, board Is 6d each Add 2d in the Shilling for postage A FEW XOTABLE BOOKS FOR XMAS READIXG. Temporal Power, Marie Corelli, cloth 3s Gd paper 2s Gd Hound of the Barkervilles, Conan Doyle, cloth :'.s 6d, paper 2s Gd House I nder the Sea, Max Pemberton, cloth 3s Gd, paper 2s Gd Greater Love, Joseph Hocking, cloth 3s Gd, paper 2s Gd I he W ay of Escape, Graham l'ravers, clotli 3s (id, paper 2s Gd Lnele Joes Legacy, Guy Boothby, cloth 3s Gd, paper 2s Gd Little Mother Meg, Ethel Turner, cloth 2s Gd FOR XMAS PRESENTS. Purses, Pocket Books, Writing Cases, La dies Hand Bags, Chatelaine Bags, I'hoto Frames, Photo Albums, Jewel Boxes, Card Lases, ink Stands, Dressing Cases. Mani cure Sots and Leather Goods of every de scription. VICTORIA ARCADE, Suortlaxd Street, Auckland,
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W. J- Hunter. SALE OF DAI K Y COWS AT CAMBRIDGE. SATURDAY. DECEMBER P. Ih« undersigned hi.s received instructions from Mr D. Dooley, who is leaviug the district, to sell his DA IH V Co WS, c., comprising !'■' Oood dairy cows, mostly heifers 1 Yearling J lull W. J. II uXT EH. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 6. CAMBRIDGE CATTLE SALE. The undersigned will sell at the Cambridge ards on Saturday. December <> 0(1(1 WELL-BRED YOFXG CATTLE; vvU mixed sexes 112 \ ery Choioo Yearlings and Strong Calves, i;. Booth, W. I'. Heid, G. Reid, \\ . Brough, Fencourt s>l Extra <'hoice Yearling and IS-month Steers, R >bt S.vayne 1° * hoice Calves, mostly steers, Hau tapu 20 Quiet Two and 2.1-year-old Heifers. Fencourt, neighbourhood 22 fresh-conditioned Cows, A. Macfar laue, Crouch, . I\ Reid, Fen -8 nxi t 10 A\ ell-lred Fresh Steers, Gwynne lands :1 Choice Yearling Jersey Heifers, 1 Good Luw, at calving, Medium . Draught Mare, E. Yeale 16 Choice Dairy Cows and Heifers, at calving, Miss Ewen. J. Forrest, Taotaoroa neighbourhood 6 Fat Cows, J. Anderson, Ashwin First-class Draught Mare, two years, by Chancellor, broken to chains Reaper and Binder, nearly new Light Spring Cart and Harness Light Cortland Waggon 2 Light single-seated Buggies Puiv bred Berkshire Boar, 12 weeks old On account of V,'. T lornfcon, Mangakawa : • it) Choice Hereford Yearling Steers 10 Choice Half-bred Polled Angus, 18- lnouth-o d Steers and Heifers 2.j \\ ell-bred 2.J and Three-year-old Fiesh Steers At 12.:!u. W. J. H U N T E P. FOR PI!IVATE SALE ; At I'ukerimu- :;2(> Acres First-class Land, within half-a-mile of Puke rimu Factory: nearly all drlined swamp : all securely fenced and well-watered ; would make a really good dairy farm OHAUI'O CATTLE SALE. TUESDAY. DECEMBER <i. The undersigued will sell at the * >haupo ards on '1 u j sdav, Decembersc 11: XZ WELL-BRED THREE-YEAR-OLD fJO STEERS. COWS AX D C \LYES AND TWO AND THREE-YEAR-OLD STEERS, from W.-iitetuna •>0 10-month-old Heifers. A\. Ranstead Purebred Jersey Bull, four years old, sure calf-getter, verr >jniet, and no fence breaker, pedigree at Sale Is Dairy Cows anil Heifers, newly calved and in full milk. A. F. < hnmberlair, Te Rau-a-Roa S A\ ell-bred 2J-year-old Steers, -1- Prime Beef. I'iivngia 11 ('hoice Calves anil Yearlings, J. Morri di 30 Yearlings, mixed sexes. L. Larsen s Cows, J. Houston and J. Clark 2u Choice l."> to ls-month-old Steers, AVillonghby 21 A earling Steers, D. Bokowsky IS Choice Yearlings, A. B. Yickers 12 Choice Yearlings, Tozar Half-ton '■ )ateu Chaff At 12.M0 o'clock. Entries Solicited. W. J. II UXTEIi. HAMILTON' STOCK" SALE. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11. The undersigned will sell at the Hamilton \ ards on Thursday, December, 1! : On account of Mr C. Hutchinson, who has sold his farm : Af\ FIRST-CLASS DAIRY COWS, Jv/ all newly calved, and a choice lot Pedigree Ayrshire Bull Pedigree Ayrshire Cow, took two first prizes Waikato show 20 Young Calves S Milk Cans, 25gals 12 Fat Bullocks. J. G. Penniket • C Prime Beef, R. Noble i S Quiet Two-year-old Heifers, A. 801 l | 10 Three-year-old Fresh Heifers, T Waugh Li Well-bred Strong Calves, W. J. Richardson 11 Fat Cows, Sliakespear 20 Fat Cows. Furze, Graham, 'l'ama here, Ohaupo 30 Fat Sheep, -J. iMelville 1 Roan Bull, Win. Graham 26 Prime Fat Bullocks, from 11. Wind sor, H. S. Hawkins. R. Sodden and J. Barugh •10 Fat Sheep, 2£ Fat Lambs, A. Casey ICo Store Pigs. Donaldson, Daveney. '/. Owen, Thomas, Gurnell, and J. I louglas C IS-month-old Steers, ,T. Wathen Entries Solicited. W. J. II U XTEIi. I HAMILTON BOROUGH YARD-'. SPECIAL HORSE SALE. The undersigned will hold his Annua 1 Horse Sa'o at the Hi<milt-n B>ri-ug!\ Yards on Thursday. December is, of about IX BROKEN COLTS AND &o\r EILLIKs, HEAYY AND MEDIUM DRAUGHT MARES AND GELDINGS, UPSTANDING HARNESS HOUSES AND HACKS Entries to date from H. A. Bell, G. Rob son, Hogan, E. Potts, Xellman, Bridgmau, W. E. Jones, McDonald, Graham, Grigsby, 11. Weal. WiHoughby, Davidson, Xewell, Chit' y. Windsor, Cumpstone, Hannon. Houston, Gibbons. Arnold, 'Teddy, Shaw, Turnwald, Ranch. Patterson, Morgan, Cow ling, Ormsby, Johnstone, Finch, Bruce. Starkey, Bell, Douglas, Stewart, Horne, Holmes, Corbett, Crouch. Hicks, Seddon. Prendagast, Shaw, Death Eros, Xoble, Dawson, Cassidy. Smith and Hambling, Walsh, Holland, Fry, McLarnon, Hill i>un stan, Dodd, Bruce, Hinton, Jackson. Bar- , f rd, Washer, Corboy, Hansen, Galvau, Bell, Littlewood, White, Friar and Davies, Prince, Foster. Darrngh. Hoolev. Luxton, Hall, Kae, Jones, Bukowsky, Teasdale. Holtby, Caller, Snook, Marwood Pair of Well-matched Buggy Ponies, 1:1 hands high, J. Houston. Quiet Buggy Mare, quiet for lady to drive Upstanding Chestnut- Horse, from Wanganui, sound, grand hack and jumper Handsome Unbroken C hild's Pony, by Bonnie Tom —.Shetland mare Heavy Spring-cart Mare, took first pri/,e V>'aikato Show, 1 ',H)2. and a splendid worker in any Harness Double-seated Buggy (Gee and Pot ter), Pole and Harness, W. Lyndsay Pair of Well-matched Black Buggy Horses I Bay Cob, good hack, E. Tickelpenny W. J. H U N T E K,
McNicol & Co. PEDIGREE POLL HI I A\o U S BULLS FOR PRIVATE SALE. *r IT KH-Hi; ED POLLED AXGI'S ') HI LLS, the property of Mr Alex ander Aitken. and bred upon the Kereone Estate as follows : Fighting Mac. S X 21, N Z H]! : colmr, Mack ; hir; hj, I'ufli S< ptem ber, 1K) 1 : breeder, Kereone Es tate, Piako : by Mercury. XZHB 216; 1.-t, Surprise. \ZH!i •"> 1-. by Fain- u-. N/.MB ] .".) : :: | \ l-fa, '■./(! il. I.y So'oinoij I. xzi:;; r.t ; :;. ; d, v -tnria. \'z,nis 73. by Bla-kleg, NZHB (is ; Ith Oij-sy, \ZHB nil, by Robin Hon ], NZMI! '.IK! : nth, Lizzie, XZHB •"><), by Druid, XZHB 67: fith Minerva (imp) XZHH ins, bred by Mr McConibie. First and special merit Waikato show. October. 1 it: >2. second Auckland show, Xovember 1902. Tara, Tii66 XZHH: colour, bla'-k : birth. 22nd October. IS9S ; breeder, X.Z. and A. I,and Association, Oamaru : got by Haron Arradoul, 5953 ; Ist, Tempest 439, by Proud English man. iinnt: 2nd, Thalia, 111, by Solomonn 11. XZHH 21 ; 3rd, Tillyfour INI aid, SI, by Robin Hood linpi, !tH>: Ith, Tilly four Lass. loft. bred by Mr McConibie. First Waikato and Auckland Shows, 1900. Bobs. S.X. 22, XZHH: colour, black ; birth, 2Sth October 1901 : breeder, Kereone Station, Piako got by Mercury, XZHH - 246: Ist, Kiri, XZHH' 513, by Famous, XZHH 12!) : 2, Sunshade, NZHB 511, by Jamie of Killara (imp.), 147 : 3rd, Vista, NZHB, by Solomon I. (imp.) 2349 ; 4th, Vic toria, 73, by Blackleg (imp), 68 ; oth Gipsy, 59, by Robin Hood (imp.), 9Pi: 6th, Lizzie, 50, by Druid (imp.), 67 ; 7th, Minerva (imp.), bred by Mr McCombie. Never been shown Sir Redvers, S.X. IS. XZHB : colour, black : birth, 31st Octo ber, 1900 : breeder, Kereone Es tate, Piako: got by Mercury, XZIIB 246 ; Ist Vista. XZHH, by Solomon 1. (iuipj, 2349 : 2nd, Vic toria 73 ; by Blackleg, imp., tffcj ; 3rd, Gipsy, 5!», by Robin Hood', imp., 946 : 4th, Lizzie, 50, by Druid, imp., 67 : sth, Minerva, imp., 158, bred by Mr McCombie. Xever been shown Fortunatus ; colour, black : birth, 4th November, li»01 ; breeder, Kereone Station, Piako; got by- Mercury NZHB 216: Ist Vista, XZHB, by Solomon 1. (imp), 2349 : 2nd Victoria, 73, by Blackleg (imp) 6s: 3rd Gipsy, 59, by Robin Hood (imp) 946 : 4th, Lizzie, 50, by Druid (imp), 67 : ot-h, Minerva (imp.) 158, bred by Mr McCombie. First Auckland Show, November, 1902 For further particulars apply to McXl«: 01. & . O TE Kl'lTl STOCK SALE. Wednesday, December 10. \\ e will hold our Second Sale at Te Kuiii on abovi- date Xf\ WELT,-BRED l.s-Month & TWO. YEAR ST HERS 2(H) Calve? and Yearlings 2<) Springing Heifers 350 1 lead Mixed Cattle, from neigh bouring districts 50 Head Mixed Cattle 10 Good Hacks and Harness Horses Spring Trap Hooded Buggy 100 Store Pigs 20 Beef Cattle 20 Heifers, springers 30 Grown Steers 1 Grey fielding Waggon Tlight- Dray 3 Draught Horses 3 Good hacks Good Hack, six years old. by Master Agues, broken to harness Sale at 12 noon. Entries Solicited. M c X I t' 0 L C o. G. V. McCul iagli. Auctioneer. OH AU PO LIVE STOCK SALE. TEES DAY, DECEMBER 16. pAT STORE £ DAIRY CATTLE. Firre-- JoSic.j!• d. McNTnO E & C 0. G. F. idcCtrM/Aoji, nctionw. J? <;) R !>' IVA T E AT. E FARMS in all parts of the district .\:;exts for : Little's i >ij», i'lv.id and Powder The iiind > : lieei. i>ip P. and ! >. Dum-aii's Imp'euie' ts E.L.T. Xoxums Weed I'e-trnyer, a con densed fluid pioparod for the de strueiion of blackberry, gorse. briar, etc. \\ liea properly applied this prepsrat'on is eniir-'iy reliable. One gallon of fluid to 40 gallons of water. Supplied in one. two. and live-gallon drums'; one gallon 6s Hd, two gallons ;>s (id. five gallons ss. Spray pumps especially constructed for the pur pose, prices it His. Tf bushes are small the fluid can be applied with ordinary water-can. Further par ticulars and testimonials on applica tion. MeXI COL & CO. HAMILTON. OLE SALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Sawn and Dressed Timber, MOULDINGS DOORS SASHES JOINERY, kc. Also, stock Posts and Wire Builders' Ironmongery White Lead and Oil, etc. Jobbing Work Done. Plans and Specilications Prepared and Estimates Given. Ageuts fur United Fire Insurance Co. ALMADALE, HAMILTON. Private Boarding Esfab lisliuidit. MRS F. A. QUICK. Every Comfort and Convenience for Tourists. HOT AND~COU> BATHS,
W. J. Hunter. SHEEP FAIR. February, 190^. THE undersigned will hold his First Skeep Fair at Ohaupo Yards, as above. Entries solicited W. J. HUNTER. NGARUA WAHIA STOCK SALE. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 12. TWo AND THREE-YEAR-OLD fJl' STEERS, E. Hall, F. G. Jackson, H. S. Kljroo.l 1" l'Vur-year-old Bullocks, in forward condition. A. Nicol l"i Well-bred Calves, F. Littlewood 20 Mixed Cattle. 11. J. Saulbrey (JO One and lj-year-old Cattle, R. Holmes. 2 Polled Angus Hulls, two and three years old. G. Math ins in (Jo..d SteiT Calves, G. Little The Shop in Township known as ' Lamb's Butcher Shop.' Sale at 11 o'clock punctually Entries Solicited. W. J. H U N T E R. Davis & Co 1 SPECULATORS LARGE OR SMALL CAPITAL ! A" all those anxious to Secure | GOOD INVESTMENTS of Substantial and Increasing Value ! and to those wishing to secure COMFORTABLE HOMES * SNUG FARMS . j OR GOOD PASTORAL PROPEI- 1 TIES V| We would call your attention to the foot | that we can offer the best and most com- * plete List of Properties of all kinds in the :j Wa ; kato and surrounding Districts, and are ! prepared to FINANCIALLY,ASSIST BUYERS. I jj We cannot here advertise our large list of ' properties in detail, but we are always | ready to give, or post full particulars te intending buyers, also to conduct them | over the different properties we have for I Sale, free of charge. Wo have properties % from oO acre to 0000 acres blocks in price ~~£ from 17s 6d per acre to £lO per acre withf $ good roads, near Post Office, school, J Creameries and Railway, and on Easy i Terms. IF YOU Desire to Sell e shall be glad to receive full particulars 1 <>f your property which we advertise in 1 different parts of New Zealand and .|j Australia, which costs you nothing, as advertising is the keystone to our success 1 and our terms are, NC SALE, NO CHARGE. A\ o have numerious inquiries from all parts 3 of New Zeal nd and Australia, our con- | nectiou being very extensive. Having 3 lately sold several properties is a proof of our ability to do business. Wliy Pay Rent. We have several Good Town Properties | with 4 to !> roomed houses, with 4- acre to 3 10 acre good laud in or Hamilton East and West. Easy terms. For further parti- I culars apply to DAVIS & CO. | AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, land & Estate agents, HAMILTON. Auction sales conducted in all parts of the country. Advances made on all goods 3 placed with us for Sa'e. WAIKATO AGENTS and SHOW ROOMS for the WONDERFUL WERTHEIM SEWING MACHINE J Three machines in one. On Time Pay ment., 2s (id per week. Also, PIANOS A- ORGANS English and German, and on easy terms. From 2s Ud per week. Se® our quality and price before you pur chase. TYAfKATO AGENTS Northern Fire las'.'rance Company Capital <£5.689,00J. " y WAIKATO AGENTS " Imperial (gold medal) Calf Food. The best in the market. Once used always used. Auction sales at our New Mart and Yards, Hamilton, EVERY SATURDAY at 2 p.m., of POULTRY, PIGS, PRODUCE FURNITURE, etc. Anything you have for sale TAKE IT TO DAVIS & CO. 1 and have it turned into cash. AT GOVERNMENT STUD AND EXPERIMENTAL STATION, RUAKURA, HAMILTON. r PHE Undermentioned Sires will be at the A Service of Breeders : THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION SINGLESTICK 11. (1898). Hszlehatch Qermi' = Hazled'*n Bruar—Tuba Blair Athol Fee for Approved Mart 8, suitable forget ting Remounts,TWO GUINEAS, and for Thoroughbreds, FOUR GUINEAS. Groom ge 2- 6d Paddocking 2s 6d per week, Pay. ble on demand. IMPORTED SHORTHORN BULL KID LORD XXVir. Calved 3rd Jan., 1900. Red Lord Orange Blossom XIII This bull coites from a noted milking family. TERMS- ONE GUINEA. For further {uit.eulnrssaa circu'aw able at the office of the Inspector of Stock, at Bwailbn, ot i;om the Manager cf the tvn\ y |
WT/1902/WT_19021205/MM_01/0004.xml | 4,606 | THE DROUGHT IN AUSTRALIA
ihe follow in-' is clipped from the '' I'} 11 ell on Junes of November lii), iim! we have no doubt will lie read with lttcml interest by our many farm iig subscrilters : Fven Australians, proud and hope ul to 11 1<■ last, arc beginning to admit lie gravity of t lie ealamiiv wliieli lias lU'ilaken tdimm \\ t■ have ail read i''counts of the miles ami miles of barn ncountry, the starvation of stock, the dear! h of water, the ruinat ion of settlers. We know tint in New South \\ ales heroic battles ha\"e been fought with the terrible enemv, and ihat farmers, settlers and station lioltlers hiive contested every inch of ground as they have fallen hack liter illy upon tlic Inst ditch. The (mm mm merit has given them what assi> .•" it could think of, hut when all is i antl all due credit has been given to Sir.John See and his ml leagues, ii must lie confessed that tliev have lacked the imagination and the deter mination necessarv in : uch a There seems to have been a disposition to depend lon extensively on the Federal go vernment, and even now the best measure Australian politicians can conceive is the remission of the Federal duties on foodstuffs and fodder. It may he over-harsh to sav that the State Government did not realise the gravity of the position until the distress was beginning to be felt in the towns, but there is some ground for the assertion. So long as the settlers were selling their stock to save what they could from the general disaster, the towns were moderately, if not cheaply, fed. During the win ter, too, districts not allectod by the drought were able to help those that were effected. I Jut we must remem ber that this present drought, coming after a succession of dry seasons, has now lasted a summer, an autumn, a winter and a spring, and there is little prospect of a real break. It is, as the Sydney Morning Herald justly claims, a striking testi mony to the resources of the State that the stress of this long affliction has been so well borne. .But there are limits to the endurance of all peo ples. In certain country districts the limit Lias long since been reached. The towns are in better case, but they too are suffering severely. Wheat reached (5s per bushel in Melbourne on Nov. I!), and the four-pound loaf was selling at 7d. This week we have wheat quoted in Sydney at 6s .">d a bushel, and flflur at Xll 10s to £l2 los a ton. Mr Coghlan has made a comparison of the prices ruling for necessary commodities in Sydney on Nov. 10, 1900, and Nov. 15, 11)02. A few items may be quoted : lttQO IDO2 Wheat, per bus. 2s 7cl os 7d Flour, per ton ,£6 jgll Maize, per bus. 3s 5s Od Oats, (N.Z) per bus. lis Id lis 8d Chaff X"'< (3s £G los ISeef per 1001b 21s 6d 44s The New South Wales wheat harvest will probably not yield li,."> 00,000 bushels. The requirements for food w ill be y,OOO,000 bushels, and for seed 2,000,000 bushels, The estimated yields of the other Australian States are 12,.>00,000 bushels, but their requirements will be fullv 20,000,000, so that the gross shortage at present estimates will be 1 1,000.000 bushels. I nemplqyed are thronging into Syd ney and Melbourne. 'The New South Wale* Government, in conference with Opposition leader;-: and with re presentative business men, farmers and workers, has drafted a series of proposals, which will be submitted to Parliament for approval. They in clude a vigorous public works policy for stricken districts, the distribution of seed wheat, the extension of advances to settlers, the remission of rents for Crown tenants, and water conserva tion schemes. The nominal rates will be continued for the carriage of fod der on the railways, and Hit; Federal Gove.nment. will be directly asked to suspend the duties on breadstufls and fodder. Meanwhile, subscription-lists have been opened to raise funds for trtie immediate relief of the most ur gent eases of distress. Australia's troubles would move even a more dis tant and less sympathetic neighbour than New Zealand, but the rebuke ad ministered to Mad ame MHlia ibises a doubt as to how we can assist. News comes this morning that steady rain has fallen over the greater part of New South \\ ales, and we can only hope that relief, in its most acceptable form, is at last at hand.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1902.
Printed and published by Robert John -taijll and Georob William Ven- A * LE ® a fc their registered printing, efface, Victoria street, Hamilton, l.uc£ hnd, Isew Zealand FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1908.
u W® are old frianiVs, this bottle and I. We Lav# known each other for over years. When a boy I was always taking cold, but a few doses of this medicine woald at once set me right. " When a youig man I had a weak throat aid we«ik lunge. My friends feared some lung trouble, but Chen/pectoral greatly strengthened my throait, cleared up my Toice, and took away the teu dmcy for every cold to go to my lungs. " Last rear 1 had a bad attack of la grippe. The only medicine 1 took was from this bottle, and 1 came oufc all right. I know it s good, too, for asthma, bronchitis, pneumonia,croup ' There are many substitutes and imi tations. Beware of them! Be sure you get Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Two sizes. Large and small bottles Pltpmd by Dr. J, C Ayer & Co,. Lowell. Mass.. U.S.A. EVANS' W° KDEBPULDEMEDIEf TUSSICURA. For Coughs and Colds. WITCH'S OIL.-For Rheu matics, Chilblaines etc. MOUNTAIN KING ASTHMA POWDER.—For Asthma and Bronchits. Thisp j-reparations, wbich have p-sincd n widffprea'l rrpuution throujrhnu' tho Col eay sre obtninalle in the W«ikito ci-trict from th 6 fallowing ■, —H. .T. Clifford, Merino rillr ; Th f. Wells, C»mbridg> ; W. Ffcott, Cambridge ' F. J. Sanders, C-tmbridte; Ob«s Boyce, Ccmbridsc ; P*rr B r og., Hamilton , E. J. Divey. Hf.mi!ton : W. Ley, Hftrail on ; J. P. Edward*, Ohauno ; Q. M. A. Ahicr, Te AwHinutu ; F. A. Chapman, Kihi kihi ; Green and Colebrook, Te Kuiti and Otorohang* ; Dooby and P-J»rgon, Ngaru-!- wabis ; K. F. Satdep, Ilimilton ; A. E Manning, Hamilton ; R. J. Roberts, Cam bridge. Piice, 2/6. rpHL GOVERNMENT INSURANCE X DK.P\.RTMENT is prepared to grant Employers of Labour Covers against Riakj •onneeted with th«ir traie or business—urdei the Workers' Compensation Act, the Em ployers' Liability Acta, as well as ander Cenmon Law. Owners of property and Mortijagees *lsc nretected undf-r special tables. Pergonal Ao- Ment Insurance effected in all branches. For particulars as to rates, etc., apply tc lie Jooel Office of the Department J. H. RICHARDSON, ConmisHoner Say - Friend: TAKE./ TEASPOONS?!'! DYKES' ° PD, ill'' 1 n ail barking « FOR COUOiiSfc COLDS IT ACTS LIKE MAGIC! SOLD LYLRYWHLKE; ifc & 2/6 PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE Valcb of Estates in the Okfioe : OVER THREE MILLIONS STERLING. Capital & Interest guaranteed by the State. Further large reductions now m«de in costs idministra tion. Tke Public Trust Office seeks to be merely elf-supporting. JCatatrs under Wills or Intestacies wher converted into cash aud held for beneficialiet are credited with interest at highest rate, cap italised yearly, and free of all effiee charges. Tub Public Trustkk can be appointed Exeoutor of the Will or Codicil of any pergon. Advioe as to the making of wills is given free of charge. The Public Tbcstek can be appointed Trugtee in place of previougly appointed Trustees or in place of persons who with to be rolioved of their Truttweehip. The Public Trusiek can be appointed Trustee for Marriago Settlements, Money Trugts, biuking Fund, aud othtr Trusts The Public Tkosiee undertakes the many agement of Property as Attorney or Ago. Thk Public Tbontke administers Intestates Estates, Lunatics' Estates, and Unclaim ed Lands. The Public Tbtotiw: has Trust Funds foi investment oo Mortgage of First-class Freehold Secarities at lowest current rate of interest. Liberal term for repayment FCR FULL TABTICULAKS APPLY TO THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE, Wellington, 9r any oj tin Agents tf the Public Trustee oj the Colony. TO MEN Write for free oopy of valnable book about yonr selves, youT health, you happiness, yocr futare It centals a full eijceitien of tie aun>an system and the remedies adopted. >'o ■eed to cocinlt doctors. Posted frt ein smlrd •"""'ore. Every man ghenld read if. Ad iw«i— 1 3. Hpecfic, 639 Elizabethan mN- rtb Kcftotune.
WADE'S WORM FIGS-the Wondeful Vi oi'in \\ oriers—are a safe and sure remedy, in Is boxes. Sold everywhere. Alfred Buckiand & Sons. AUCKLAND, HOLD WEEKLY AUCTION SALES ON TUESDAYS—For Hiies, Skim, Woo Tallow, and Bones, Hay and Straw. THURSDAYS, AT REMUERA—Fat and Store Cattle, Sheep and Pigs. FRIDAYS Horses, Harness, Vehicles, Hay, Straw, and Farm Produce. Monthly Sales Av WAIUKU—FIRST SATURDAY m each month. POKENO—MONDAY before RuL'iiinan Sale. RUNOIMAN-THIRD WEDNESDAY in each moi^h. PUKKKOHE—LAST MONDAY in each month. TUAKAU-FOURTH WEDNESDAY in January, March, May, July S( pt ember and NoTf-mber. AGENTS FOR: Chesterfiold Guane, Little'? Liquid and Powder Sheep Dip, Ford'.-- Luugwcrm Mixture, Tosa Rabbit Poison. ON SALE AT THE HAYMARKET: Eonedust, Superphosphates aDd other Manures; Grass Seeds ; Clovers fro m Crofg and Sons, Glasgow, and Hurst and Sens, London; Maize, OMs, Chaff, &c. The Hayniarket, luw Sr., AUCKLAND.
DAIRY FARMS FOR SALE LOCKERBIE MAT AM AT A, WAITOA. The Fboehrti op The Assets Realisation Board. IMESE Properties have beei mrveyed into FARMS of Kuitable area, irom 65 acref •'"!} acros svro of Goi.d Quality S-iil, W<>ll ' T'.'d. to Railwsy, and within e««y : r.ro of (Jr tmerie? and Factory. 'iyr» m!»v «olect Any rc;i, and Purchas* >r VERY EASY TERMS OF PAY •TNT. I XTEREST.— 4J pnr contum per annum. i'j.vNS AND PARTICULARS may be !> from— THE BOARD'S MANAGERS on the Properties. Messrs H. & J. CLIFFORD, Morrins ville. Messrs MoNIOOL & CO.. Hamilton. Mb A. W. EDWARDS, Te Aroha Mb A. HANNA, Solicitor, Auckland Or THE HEAD OFFICE, Wellington. WALTER G. FOSTER, 8/11 General Manager MRS, SAMUELS^ MAIL CARRIER, STOREKEEPER FRUITERER ETC., ONGARUE News ARent for all Weekly and Daily Papers, Refreshments, D'ning Rooms, and Good B»da. Mr-ala at si! honrs, Ordor prenp ppded to QHEAP MONEY QHEAP MONEY money £IOO to £IO,OOO ON COUNTRY, CITY, AND SUBURBAN ".FREEHOLDS At 4| per Tent. Terms of Repayment of the Most Libera Character, which can be ascertained on en quiry J. H. RICHARDSON, Government Insurance CommiseioTior jJAGLAN The un Jorsigned has for sale or lease on ibsral trnas DAIRY FARMS GRAZING FARMS BUSH FARMS NATIVE T.v iSES TOWN AND SUBURBAN SECTIONS COTTAGES, STORES To owners of prcport.y : My terras are no »ie no cliarge. A R. LANGLEY, LAND AGENT AND VALUATOR RAGLAN. "jY|OUNTAIN j) IMIJ ;|TMBhR QOMFANY, j IWITED, MA MA KIT FISEST MoUmil-6Ro»lf I N TH F COLO N Y FTHST AWARD and GOLI) MEDAL against ail-comers at. the Auckland Industria and Jhuhig Exhibition, 1888-99 Over 1,000,000 feet of Building Timber in Stock, Alk,, EVERY CLASS OF DRESSED TIMBER & MOULDINGS. TV. MAUNDER, AGENT. Hamilton J. CLAYTON, AGENT, Ngaecawahia ToVffram.a proror"v attended to 18 >7 HAMILTON | I ASIIBURTON V\ ailiato | J Canterbury QALVANISED JRON IIASDLEYBIIOS Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Bellhangers. WORK UNDERTAKEN IN ANY PART OF THE WAIKATO. Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers of Spouting, Ridges, Baths, etc. TANKS A SPECIALITY. CORRUGATED IP.ON CURVEL TO ORDER Dairy Utensils of First Quality. A TRIAL SOLICITED. HARDLEY BROS., T&UILTON ©>«[ John Bettley, vV HOLES ALE & RETAIL BUTCHER (Opposite the Hamilton Hotel). BEST QUALITY MEAT ONLY KEPT. Connected wherewith is THE HAMILTON COFFEE PAUSE. Hot DirrNiTßs Daily feox 12 to 2 o'cr.oca Chops and Steaks 2eady in Tea Minutes. DINNER on SALE-DAYS AT 11 O'CLOCK Qjg~ Races, Regattas, Shows, &c., Catered HAMILTON GAS COMPANY (LIMITED), HiS cn Sale : LACESMITH'S COAL COKE, £2 per ton of 2-2 bags; 2s per t'Bg. TAR, Pd yc-f (sallou for 25 gallons or OTerr e T .'&]] on icr le s quantities. Worss: Ciarene otsoet, Hamilton.
TICKER'S Sunsliire Fruit Syrups; Two flavours—Raspberry and Lemon. A 6d packet will make two gallons refresh ing summer drink. Use with water or Solt/.ogene. Sunshine Jelly Crystals. Rd packets. \ success. Fifteen flavours. Cannot lie beaten. One ]>. cV' f . one pint finest jelly. Ask the flavour yon prefer. Sunshine Pudding 1 Powder. (j«.l b Iviir diflk'iviit iLivuin.-', two flav-.urs in eacli 6.1 W. K;i:-h tkl U.x, with ui'lk, etc., nuikorf two C|Uairt's «!(.'!ii'in'is pu«l 'liiirt- Sunshine Custard Powder. Four flavours, assorted, in ,-cli (31 liox. Fncli 11 avour makes one pint. Family Baking Powder. One nioiv kind lady uauied a.; a cus tomer ! Ce! the iir-t tin ! ihe s .f-.,nd will SIM>II come along. We d,. ask you to use the tin t' l LIFT the cones. You y ,.( honest, full Weight, exclusive ~f the "till always. That Hiy knows the Hrn&'i', and the Grocer knows the li v oy this time ! !! Of all Grocers. . .ujinn'aciurer : . 1\ TiH'SU'f, COM ME!'I'E STREET, AUCKLAND. 1 AMP DELL AND UIRENFRIED COMPANY, I IMITED, J Jj Capital ~ £303,000 43, QUEEN STREET WHARF, ALBERT BREWERY v^UEEN-STREET AND DOMAIN BREWERY, NEWMARKET. DIBBOTOKS J, Logan Campbell. Esq. (Chairman), Arthub M. Myers (Managing Direotor), and Lso M, Myers. Skobktary: Aijbed S. Bankabt, Cable Addrw: " Be-iLlye," Auckland. AGENTS FOR- R. rORTER ft CO., " Bulldog " ALE STOUT, Leucine M, B. FOSTER & SONS (Ltd. " Bush ALE and STOUT, London J, SOHWEPPE t CO., MINERAL WATERS. Ryrinny and London D.. H. BUIIKE, SCHNAPPS, Hamburg W. & G. GILBEY, SCHNAPPS, London J. W BURMESTER, PORT, Oporto ADET SEWARD ft. CO., V.D, CLARET JAS. BUCHANAN & CO., SCOTCH WHISKY. London JAMES WATSON ft CO., SCOTCH WHISKY, Dundee PEASE, SON &CO,, 8.0.8. WHISKY Darlinetnc HIRAM WALKER ft SONS (Ltd. " Canadian Club " WHISKY, Ontario DUNVILLE & SONS (Ltd.), V.R. IRISH WHISKY, Brib.st SIR JOHN FOWER & SONS, IRISH WHISKY, Dublin ROUYER GIJILLET & CO., BRANDY Ooiipf.o ADELAIDE WINE CO,, "Tanucda, A divide MOET ft CHANDON, CHAMPAGNE Rf'io'i l *' KRUG ft 00=, CHAMPAGNE, Reims RU IN ART & CO., CHAMPAGNE, Rei™ E. IRROY, CHAMPAGNE, Reim* A, COijLIN, CHAMPAGNE, CbaioDa Em. Etc. Etc. A vpry Lisrc* Assortment of fhe bust brands of WINES & SPIRITS, Icoludinf AUSRALIAN WINES, always on hard. CIGARS.—Many weli-known brands Soloction. ALBERT & DOMAIN BREWERIES PRIZE MEDALS AND AWA&PS : Sydney Exbibiton, 1879, McEr.curre Fx hibition, 1880 ; Welb'r.jrtoa Exhibitor, 1885 Auckland Exhibition. 1s •i*. 1879, 1880 Colonial and L-disr. Exhibition, ISS6 ; Dun edin Exhii ition, 1«90. TASMANIA* EXHIBITION, 1891-2 ' Ale (hu)k), Special First Aff?.rd Gcid Medal; A:e (bottled). First Award: Stout (bulk), Special First Auard Gold Medal: Stout (bottled). Special Firxt Amrd and Geld Medal. Also, CHAMPIONSHIP all nr.d Colonial Exhibited • an.'l MELBOURNE CENTENNIAL EXIUBE TION, ISBB ; First Prise and Gold Medal. THE CAMPBELL £ KHKJSN FRIED COMPANY (Ltd.). 7/6/7 Lowest Prices GROCERIES SEND 10 Grlacferson West, HAMILTON. Wo are cash buyers of Butter, Eggs, Horsehair, Fungus, etc., etc. 2S/6 WAVERLEY HOTEL AUCKLAND. Maurice o'connor, proprikic r desires to iutimate that he has taken ever the business of this Popular Hotel, and would respectfully request a continuance of the liberal support hitherto awarded his pre decessor. VISITORS TO AUCKLAND will find that no effort will be spared to afford fcbera ewry comfort, whilst the TARIFF will be, as previously, MOST MODERATE. The Hotel is within one minute's walk Railway Station and Wharf, and command maenilicent view of the Harbour. To the friends of the Proprietor in different parts of the colony, a Cead Mille Failthe wil ver be extended, and a pleasant gejoum evured. WINES, SPIRITS, ALES. ETC. Of the BEST BRANDS ONLY MAURICE O'CONNOR. d 310 9/12 iiXOELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR VISITORS. P.O. Box Telephone 468. Prince Arthur Hotel, WELLESLEY STREET, AUCKLAND. Winea'and Spirits of the Best Brands Only et-ciaea Billiard Room. Porter. W, M OOOKE, Proprietor, Lata U.S.S, Co. CHANGE OF WATER often brings on diarrhoea. For this reason many ex perienced travellers carry a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with them to be used in case of au emergency. This preparation has no equal as a cure for bowel complaints. It cannot be obtained while on board the cars or steamship, and that is where it is most likely to be needed. Buy a bottle before leaving home. W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton ; THOMAS WELLS, Vgent Cambridge: GEO. M. A, AIIIEK, Agent, Te Awamutu, tell it.
quality, not cheapness, IS SOMETHING- TO BE CONSIDERED WHEN PURCHASING GRAIN & FERTILIZER DUIT.T, THE ".FARMERS' FAVORITE." | )T.MI jIRLR : About 1211,00(1 farmers liavo bought "Farmers' Favorite" It J nils. Ihis great trade has been built up because the "Farmers' ren\'ir« tlinn^p' ltse ca P a | )le of doing better work, with less cost for lepam, than «.i> other. If you have any doubt if it is the best to buy the ravunte or one of the so-called cheap drills now being offered, write to ZdZnt 1 i OD U81 ? g drillS ' &nd haS a good S eneral knowledge of the different makes, always keeping in mind the fact that Mr Joseph Baruirli, I resident of the U aikato Farmer.-*' Club, bought the " Farmers' Favorite" after he had used other makes. not c•to un l 1 H °^ aud '. if we ask hira - being interested, he might not c.ti.3 to tell us as we could use it as an advertisement. But he mieht tell you why he bought it. If you are a private buyer « ask him." SOLE AGENTS: JNew Zealand Loan and MerciQtile Agency Company, limited, HAMILTON. Lj^ISTID FOR SALE. LANSDOWNE ESTATE, | Land For Sale. OF 3300 ACRES ALL PLOUGHED & 'GRASSED , | 'THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND T _ ! 1- MERCANTILE ACKNi Y COM- Kverslftv PANY - limited, are i.,m ructe d to an. 1j V Ul OIUJ JJOtdliGj noutice thatjthat portion of tho 'OF 854 ACRES 1 m ALL PLOUGHED;AND GRASSED, WOOUianUS KiStclte, COMPRISING Otterbura Estate, i*™ BLOOK NBUi ™ R TJSVS > SHIP OF TAUPIRT, OF 793 ACRES, j Cent initio NEAKLif ALL PLOUUBED AND grassed. , 44-22 Acres, The above properties all adjoin t.b o Walton Is cow surveyed ami (rab-dvidod into con- Station, cn the Auckland-Rotorua Railway verion'l -s'z-4 DAIRY AND G hue, and are within 29 miles of Hamilton FARM-?, and will'to OPEN for PRIVATE and Cambridge. Tho land is of excellent quality, and is admirably adapted f<>r DAIRY F-.RMS. WcdneSsl H \OV. .S OPEN FOR PRIVATE SALE, ' ' ' Oil Tptoh liv\MS OF PA\ Mi.NT :20 cent OR iepnis, cash, 5 per cent end of two yevs, 5 per c?nt ON 23rd APRIL, 1902. five foliowing yeard. Interest 4J Applications to be addressed to the under- Copies of plans and full pnrticultrs j !, fn-m whom C.ipies and Plans and any obtainable from tho underpinned further i;, formation way bi obtainel. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MER CANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd. HAMIL T O N , Or any of the Company's Branches throughout the Colony. SAL!'.; on and a iter Copies of plans and full pnrticultrs obtainable from (he undersigned WE ARE ADDRESSING THE FAIR SEX. 5 L WE AJvE ADDRESSING THEM ON A FAIR QUESTION. WE ARE ADDRESSING THEM IN A FAIR WAY. T kDtEb, niii iiiiOik -* B-AJD TEA ? 1 China tea is not necessarily bad, but the groac chance is that it is - certaiuly you n. ver got tke best China Tea, nor yet the second, nor oven thy third bes"-. The best never leaves China, the sesoud best is j nearly all sent to Russia, the third, fourth, fifth and other descend ing grades come to Australia. Happily the imports of China Tea are lessening steadily, and cor j respondingly those of Ceylon are going up. Cayion tea is grown in | a British Colony and Ceylon is the picked spot of earth for tea grow ing. All Ceylon tea is good; the best is exquisite, and no other tea grown in any other part of the world can in any way compare with it. The best Ceylon tea is the famous which is picked on the mountain heights of the Island, packed in lead on the spot where it is grown, and sent down to Australia to the agents of the Nirvana Co., fresh by every mail. Nirvana Tea is put up in pounds and half pounds and every pack age bun the name and trade mark of the company as a guarantee that it is all we claim of it. —bT TT W i t Esco <f' al ?bridge ;W. Dey, Kirikiritoa; 5 Aroha TS? S'« I f «f and W ' Dibßel1 ' T « » Aioha, I. H. Hall and Co., Sole Agents, Auckland. \£ i Christmas and New Year. Sf ANTS ' ELEMES AND E. J. DAY'EY. FIGS, DATES, MUSCATELS, ALMONDS SEEDED -ratqtwh AND FANCY CONFECTIONERY. RAISINB Agent FO! N.Z. Herald, Weekly News, and Auckland Star. K.J. DAVEY, GROCEB, BAKER, AND GENERAL STOREKEEPER HAMILTON F. A. PEAKSOIS, 1 LAND, COMMISSION, AND GENERAL TTTAIKATO T)ACON ftO. AGENT AND VALUER, A VY \j (j KAWHIA. FRANKTON JUNCTION, 1 tnvo several. Farms, Business Sites, _ Town Sections, etc., in the Kawhia, Raelan » . ' 0 n °tify that thoy are Buyers of well ar.d Waikato Districts for Sale and invite , B^ . Dairy and Grain-fed Bacon Pigs correspondence. weighing dressed 120 to 1501bs at highest Also Sole atfent for tha Mahino Noxious c ? rre prices all the year round. Heavier Weed Exterminator in the above Districts, pi £ B " weU fin >shed may bo bought at lower and if any f-irmers who have Blackberry, P rices - Briar, Ragweed, etc., on their lands will communicate with me, I will arrange to meet Pigs received at Faotory on Tuesday them at an early date and experiment on Thursday and Friday of each week. ' patches jast to t-how them the billing - —_ the Taranaki District, and th« price in with- pound will be paid to the the n reac o all best lot of 5 Pigs received during each Sole Agent North of Wanganui: Walter week. Syme, M. H. R. F. A. PEARSON, °i am™®™?? a MaEa * er - TAINUI-STREET KAWHIA. 4/4 AMES HALLY, Secretary. ,
albert hotel queen street Auckland. R A VS ( I tuk "]; °V' r thi " P°P«lar, and 1 ' aII vitiitoril can rely i r <'} a.U'uf'ci] aric j e o m tort. NJ'JHr POUTER IN ATTEND ANO Tsiephone 903. All Momma t roaiptly attended to. ARTHUR, BACH PROPit I £ t O R {Late of;Ji , it".l':.a IJ .|C;,mbrid W ) i X LWA M U T u THE GOKSOOiAL HOTEI J OE. P R „ PHIIOB . ■ PHIS Hotel is replete With all modern H>tnl r n "° e ;" ar - v for a First-class H.tol. Having s fine Sample Room and the best position in the township, it is the favonnte Hotel lor Commercial Travellers • • Hall be ng °PP° si '« the Town ,i ' 18 f he must convenient for visiting Companies ;n tb 3 Theatrical line. Terns reasonable. E o st i ■ ? Ctuiiinc. j J Ll l uors a nd —— lv/ 6 Telelhonk No. 690. James Rolleston/&/ (LATg Of // ik ur.iiitri an 1 /£?/ /GOOD SAMPLE ROOM'S ' P O. Box, 3 Hallett's Railway Hotel, MERCER. WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE VERY BEST BRANDS. Brown Campbell's Special Brew always o' fought. Good Shooting and Boating. Hor»e« on Hire. Gord Stabling and p. id locking. RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS. RAILWAY BAB, Stocked with fyicist Liquors.' J. E. HA L LETT, PROPRIETOR. 9/6 Harbour View Hotel, RAGLAN. MRS IS. G. ItEID, Proprietress. rpHIS HOTEL his benn re-built in first -L class style, with a view to affording every convenience for travellers and tourists. MAGKIFICERT VIEW OVEBLOOKIBG THE HABBOUS Seocomb'es Special Brew on Draught Finest Wines and Spirits Good Stabling and Paddocks Boating and Fishing. Waikato Mail Coach leaves the door award Christchnroh, 1895. lEDAL ' otag ° Jub ' lee Kxhibition » FIRST and SPECIAL, Auckland, 1899 FIRST AWARD, Christchurch, 1900-1901. (HEATHER BRAND). Cai be uaed with either skim or separated milk, whey, or water alone. Extract from letter received from a gentle nan in the North Isl aud> who uses Imperial Calf Food:— I started feeding a calf about a week old, the mother of which wa ß sold at birth. Our other cow gave so little milk we cculd only spare a pint P er day Upon this, with your food, we reared the calf, liaingjußt two 251b ba ? s, which lasted ICO days. If milk ° 5, ot P*®® 0 scarce we should bave used ess Food. The " Calf" in question has, In the natural course of events, just dropped her second calf, and is as nice a cow in%dl rc-spects as could be desired." From the above it may be gathered that I a calf can be successfully reared upon half-a- P° u ° d ,°/ I F l ood day when mi!k is scarce; if plentiful, less, ' PACKED IN 201b., 501b., lOOlbs., and 2001b. SACKS. Our testimonials are too numerous to publish, but we have several stating that calves fed with this fool are as fat, if not fatter than calves fed upon full milk. Waikato Agents : W. €. DAVIS & CO., HAMILTON.
CAMBRIDGE STORES. oes Men's Boots Women's Boots Children's Boots, We are Daily Opening New Boots and Shoes for the Xmas Trade, and can Give Ytfu a Choice Selection of the M st Up-10-Date Styles at Fine THOS. WELLS, George E. Clark LASO. PRODUCE, & GENERAL SCENT, CAMBRIDGE. FOK, SALE, NEW SEASON fewede, Turnip and llape, Now landed ex Tongariro from William Hurst and Son, London. THESE Seeds are from specially selected stocks which ensures the highest class and quality of the grower. Hurst's Monarch Swede Hurst's Perfection Swede Hurst's Lord Derby Swede Green Top Aberdeen Turnip Purple Top Aberdeen Turnip Imperial Green Globe Turnip Fosterton Hybrid Turnip Broad Leaf Essex Rape Special prizes will be offered for roots grown from above stocks at next Eoot Show. Shirley and C'o.'s £ s. d. Superphos phate Special Turnip Manure Bone Phosphate (J4 per cent., guran teed Maiden Island Gaano Bonedust, etc., etc. Kainit FOR CALF FEEDING— Cod Liver Oil Cocoanut Cake Wheat Meal Crushed Linseed Whole Linseed Crushed Oate Bran and Sharps Premier and Champion Flour Wheat, Maize, Barley, Oats Fencing Wire, Barbed and Plain Wire Strainers, Walker's Rollers Fencing Staples Dehorners (Keystone) George E. Clark, Duke Street, - - CAMBRIDGE St. John's Collegiate School, " THE~ PAH," Near Onehunga- A BOABDING AND DAY SCHOO T FOR BOYS. Hkadkasthb : THE BEY. P. 8. BMALLFIELD, First Assistant Master : R. L. Mclllroy N.Z. University. Second Assistant Master: R. E.Hall, 8,A., New Zealand University. Third Aseistant Master: H. H. Bedford, Undergraduate, N. Z. University. VISITING MASTERS. For Piano : R. Leslie Hunt. For Violin : L. L. Kreutzer. For Sketching : Kenneth Watkins. For Gymnastics: W. H. Carrollo. A Special 'Bus runs morning and vening, connecting with the Onehunga tram, for the convenience of day pupils. Prospectuses may be had at the Diocesan Office, Shortland Street, at the Booksellers, or on application to the Headmaster. SCHOOL BOOKS and REQUISITES (full range) obtainable at E. J. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge. LA DOLINS, and other musical instru ments, at WILKINSON'S, Cambtidj*. |
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THAMES YAL-LEY GAZETTE <sc KAWHIA ADVOCATE
[ESTABLISHED 1N72.]
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The American Tobacco Co. 12 tend to issue a Series of different plates of NOTE Write full name and address plainly, and Enclose with Labels,*also the 3 Penny Stamps) Wild Flowers Coloured to Nature the best style of Modern m in mil ii «i chronio Litho. Art, printed on thick Art Paper, size of plates 20 x 141, and thus form a unique collection. If you want these Beautiful Wild Flowers, The AMERICAN TOBACCO CO., AUCKLAND 50 Old Judge Cigarette Boxes and Three Penny Stamps and one Coloured Plate will be posted to any address in New Zealand 1 m m JT £ INSURE JN O W GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DLPARTMcNT. £1,600,000 hus already been added to Policies 'in the Department, THIS IS THE BONUS YEAR, and everyone now takiig out a participating policy will receive a substantial bonus at the end of the year. J. H. RICHARDSON, C> mroisfioner. A Gold or Silver Watcli for Nothing. SEND NO MONEY. 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Cut this out and forward to our only address— GOLDSMITHS COLONIAL CO, QUEfiN - STREET, AUCKLAND, N Z Or Box 459, G.P.O. 8/2 gAWHIA QPERATIVE QOMPANY Having oompleted arrangements to open STOREROOMS iu KAWHIA, the akve tinpany are prepared to Supply Betters th Aj WReqiremeata GRASS SEEDS will be a Speciality, and are carefully selected by men of ex- Eerience, and will be supplied t« Share - older* and Farmers Generally at a Mini .num Cost and of Guaranteed Quality. ENCING MATERIAL also will be Sap plied at the Very Lowest Possible Rate. The K.F.O. Co. are making arrangements for the Supply of Sto k to Farmers, and will place thoir Shareholders on an oqual foot ing with the best Farmers Unions in Now Zealand. The objects of the Company are to Supply Shareholders with Every Requisite at the very lowest cost, and to promote and foster any and every industry that will be of benefit to Settlers and intending settlers, and to dispose of their produce in the very best markets. Please note and place your orders as early as possible to avoid any disappointment. KAWHIA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY ROYAL HOTEL, RAGLAN Fivonrita Seaside Eesort for Tourists The proprietor begs to notify the thi public that he his entered into of above Hotel' which is one of the most comfortable Hoi-telries iu the colony. No expeuse has been spared to meet the requirements of Tourists, Families, and Commercial Travel lers. FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE Bathing Houses, Sample Rooms, Stabling, etc. TABLE A SPECIALITY Telegrums promptly attended to. A. J. NORRI3, 11/7 Proprietor. (Late U. 5.8.00.) A Wonderful Medicine, ELK rE? T?" Dlsor J de ". Buch 88 Wind and Pain in the Stomach, Sick » M T/fT Swelling » fter Dizziness and Drowsiness, Cold I on th« £ v. ea i' if*" of t A PP et f lte - Shortness of Breath, Convenes?, Blotches Btnßllmi L Disturbed Sleep, iughtful Dreams, and all Nervous and Trembling fiptirm V HI ri . RBT OS* WILL GIV2 RILIIJ IN TWENTY MINUTI3. This Uno wllTb/lrk invited t0 tr * one Box of th * Be Pills ' »°d they BWKPTIaiS I pnra gl u 5- WORTH A GUINEA A BOX." health. n " r f cted ' will < l uiok, y restore females to complete ■BT ? p, P P y remove * n y obstr uction or irregularity of the system. For a weak Stomach; Impaired Digestion: Disordered Liver ■ ' " °°' r "THE PEOPLE'S' r FURNISHIIG~ WAREHOUSE, If you require good, cheap Bedroom Furniture including Bedsteads, Wire-wove Mattresses and Bedding; also, dining-room Chairs, Couches and Curtain Poles, then send to the best and cheapest furnishing warehouse in the Colony TON SON GARLICK CO., LTD., The People's " Furnishing Warehouse, I 304 in 312. Queen - Street, AUCKLAND. IMPORTANT NOTICE. riJL h n Via 7 r, 8 W e kno ] vledge 0f The New Zealand Dairy Asso ciation that inferior factory-made or home separator Butter is sometimes being so ld as the Association's Butter; and further the fecond hand 'Anchor'' brand and "Dairy" brand boxes with' the Association s brand still remaining upon them are being fraudulently used for the conveyance of Butter which has not been made by the Association, this is to give notice that any persons using boxes To "pp.Sr 4 S T°mv 10n 3 , re f stered ,jrailds uncancelled are LIABLE 1J 1 LObhoUIION, and also to request that persons desiring to obtain the Dairy Association's Butter should be careful to see that the wrappers are branded with the Association's name and one of their well-known trade marks—either "Anchor"or "New Zealand Dairy Association. J Any person giving information which will lead to the conviction of anyone pirating the trade marks or selling other Butter as the Associa tion s will be rewarded. WESLEY SP RA(r G, MANAGING DIRECTOR, THE N.Z. DAIRY ASSOCIATION (LIMITED). Auckland, Sept. 20, 1902. J. JON E S i AUCTIONEER, ' ( ° NE D ° ZEN WIIE O?4L Produce MerchanVLaad & Commission | GE ORGE GREGORY. Viotobia & LOBNK STS., AUCKLAND ; ARTIST PUOTOGRAPI £R pEODCCEKS of kM S — 1 Orchard and Farm Produce can depend I on obtaining the Highest Market Price, with j Artistic Studies, Enlargements Quick Sales and Account Sales immediately 1 Children's Portraiture and Group? remitted. Special accommodation for Fiijs ! and Poultry. Fro it Sales held EVFR} COSH KB or DAY during the Season. Outdoor and QUiSEN AND WFI.HSr.KY STREETS Country Sales conducted. Large aceommo- AUCKLAND, dation for storing M? : ?e and other Produce until fair market price ai obtairellf, —— Established 18 Yt&rs Brfoteuce : Union Bant of A ustralia. TO Ti A BTFSI AGL A N AI & 0A 0 H The regula running of tho mail coach between Raglan and Hamilton is suspended uwing to the bad state ef the roads. J. DALGLIESH TO LADIES No need to consult doctors or chemists The remedies you require in your own bands Write for free copy of valuable book about your lives, your health, your welfare Every woman ehould read it. Posted free in sealed envelope. Address-G. gpeoific, 639 Eliza i b c tb-street VMth Melbonrre. ROOK-BINDING neatly executed at The Proprietor. Jj Waikato Times Offioe, Hamiltor,
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THOS B. ARTHUR.] [B . E . SOEATS AUCKLAND CITY MARKET, WELLESLEY-STREET WING RICHARD ARTHUR & CO., FRUIT, PRODUCE & POULTRY AUCTIONEER. WE have now one of the largest and best lighted Auction Rooms in the Colony) and being situated in the busiest part of the City, clients can rely upon goods being well displayed and di a posed to the best advantage. THOS. B. ARTHUR Auctioneer. THE GREAT NORTHERN BREWERY (I>im;itxid). Cable Address : ICCOHBE, NEWMARKET.' Telephone: No. 475. ESTABLISHED 1856. BREWERS, BOTTLERS & MALTSTERS Our AXES and STOUT are BREWED from the PRIMEST MALT and HOPS, and will compare with the finest in the Colony. Khyber Pass Koad, AUCKLAND
FOR THE . . . PAST 13 YEARS Produces RECORD CROPS. . . WE SAY . . This is not a cheap trashy manure but one that will GROW GOOD CROPS of HIGH FEEDING QUALITY. IT IS A MONEY AUCKLAND FARMERS . OUR CUSTOfIERS SAY; a WELL SATI CROP EXCEL ALWAYS . . TESTIMONIAL . . Mr. OWEN McCABE, Te Aroha West, says: June 30st, 1902. " I was HIGHLY PLEASED with your SPECIAL TURNIP MANURE, and everyone that has seen my turnips say they are a RECORD CROP for the Year." Price £6 17s. 6d. per Ton. Less 2\ per cent, discount for Cash. SPECIAL QUOTATION FOR LARGE LOTS. Head Office—ALßEßT STREET, AUCKLAND. NEW ZEALAND DRUG LTD. Works—WESTFIKI.I), near OTA H I"III".
JEWELLERY WISDOM It is not wise to buy Jewellery wherever you see Jewellery displayed —the imitation and unreal looks like the real at first. The wisest way is to send or come to us; then you know precisely what you are buying. You are certain, too, of getting your money's worth. Write for our Illustrated Price List. 31,. 'if <1? • Wsmm mmm m '.'■rSi rW\ tmamu 9Ct. Gold Front Stud, 3 6 Collar Stud, 6'6 No. F3 —9ct. Gold 1..0ng Muff Chain, £5/5/- ijct. Gold, £lO/10/- —>9^s No. 54 —iSct. Gold Chased Keeper, 27/6 Hi iwml m mm® mm m m m/ ( w . (V> ir mm i&fK. IKflEwii No. FjjoS—iSct. Gold Diamond and Ruby Ring, No. F7065 —get. Gold -Brooch, neat design, 11/6 Stewart Dawson & Co No. Fl637 —ißct. Gold Diamond and Ruby Ring 65/- 146 and 148, Queen Street, ' Auckland. THE DRINK QUESTION, O AVE Doctors' expenses by purchasing only Articles that aw manu factured by those who observe the Golden Kule, and only put before the public what they with pleasure use themselves. Therefore you can ill enjoy a cup of Perfect Coffee and Tea. by ordering from your Grocer BROWN, BARRETT & CO.'S Excelsior Coffee Standard Coffee KLD ESSENCE SF COFFEE BRANDS OF TEAS S D Colombo Garden Tea (Heliotrope Label), per lb. 2 6 Excelsior Tea (Green Label and Butterfly), per lb. 2 0 Standard Tea (Eed Label Butterfly), per lb. 110 Lion Tea (Blue Label and Butterfly), per lb. 1 8 m £J?A W r A As the best of Everything is good enough for you USE . a, Barrett & Oo.'s Unxld Baking Powder Litwa, Barrett & Oo.'a Unxld Egg Powder Brown, Barrett & Ck.'s Unxld Self-Raising Flour Brown, Barrett & Co, 'g Unxld Peppers
\y anted know* ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE, SHIPMENTS OF BONEDUST AND BLOOD MARUBE. Ihey are of First-class Quality, and havo Analysed as under : Bonedust : Aw. s\, P. Lime 50. Blocd and Bonedust: Am. 8, P. Lima 38 Also, KAINIT, THOMAS PHOSPHATE GUANOS, SALT, AND OTHER RED ROCK SALT fl Invaluable for Stock. SALT FOR HAY AND OATEN j SHEAVES. It should always be used, as tbe food h much more platable. and there ig less loss is weight. We also supply best qualities of CLOVERS AND GRASS SEEDS ON HAND: Stocks of Fpeoislly.selected Southern Dark Winter, Canadians, Duns, White and Blyfr M Tartar, Gartons, Danish, Sparrowbill, and H Feel Oats. LINSEED: This is excellent food for Calves and Ponl- M try. It is more valuable than any Und 0 f H Grain or Palee. Send for particulars before Buying, Oar 1 V alues are undoubtedly the Best. F. W. S™ AND C o ' | COMMERCE-STREET, AUCKLAND, || i""'" & c °*l WAIKATO ABATED WATER COIDMI I MANUFACTORY. Latest asd Most Approved % Goods of the above Well-known Brand «Q J be supplied from the Hamilton Faetory.' Teiboeahs ft QbDEBS ■ .. • -Ptootuauii Attbtoo TO MENZIES & 00., Hamilton. AND AT THE THAMES] "" —— - " J CAN i BFC iME AN ELECTRIOAL 0' 1 orHER ENGINE3R ? .| By Our System of Teaching 1 by Mail You Can. advantages. 1 You study at home 2 We teach everywhere ' 3 No time lost from Work 4 Prepares for examinations 6 No text books to buy 6 Abundantly illustrated Instructions Papers 7 Instruction Papers free from all unnecessary mathematics and theoretical side issues 8 Each Instruction Paper prepared experts 9 Instruceion private 10 The working is made interesting 11 If student can read and write, and studies afl directed, success is assured 12 Fees can be paid by monthly instalments IB Backward students Riven special assistance 14 Open to all. No time limit We also teach by mail:-Drawing, Shorthand Book-keeping and Accountancy, and coach for tu : Auditors' and Incorporated Civil Service, University and Law, Languages, Pupil Teachers' and for "D"and " E . Erenr candidate prepared by us for the recent Pnpu Examination succeeded in Book-keeping Simplified for Farmers', recent* mended by His Hon Mr Justice Kettle, 3a 6d port free Stamp accepted The American School of correspondent [Chartered by the State], Head Office for New Zealand, 1M Queen Street, Auckland Write for free Illustrated Hand-book *• S " and copies of testimonials from New Zealand Graduate* and Students, rad mention subjects inwhlcb yo» are interested Success certain if our instraeMonf followed . I rj^HE JpREEZINQ 00 ALL CLASSES OF FAT STOCK SStockowners please communicate with Buyer, MB G. RUNOIMAN, Cambridge, or at the WORKS, AUCKLAND. We are also BUYERS of FACTTOB BUTTEE OUTPUTS, We have ON SALE— BLOOD AND BONE MANUB AND BONEDUST. PRICES ASD AHALTSES 01 APPLIOA TIOI. A. BEVINS, Manager. i/ao pRINCE QOLLEGE AUCKLAND, FOR BOYS & GIRLS (Boarders and Dii Pupils). Chairman of Board of Governors: Bit H. Garland. Headmaster: Thomas Jackson, M. A. (Load. Vice-Master: Stuabt Stevenson, M.A. (Ox ford and Melbourne). Senior Mistress: Miss E. M. Baxotobhl M.A. (N.Z.) —nwra, assisted by a large staff of Resident and Visit iog Masters and Mistresses. The College is controlled by a Boaad Of G«e vernors appointed by the Wesleyan Methodist Church of New Zealand, but the religions eaching is undenominational. There are separate Colleges for Boys ant Girls, together forming the finest set of School Buiidings in Auckland. The aeaoa« modation for boarders in both Colleges it complete, and every arrangement is to secure their comfort. Large and fully equipped Gymnasium. Central and elevated position. Largo plar» grounds. Examination Successes—During the last five years 40 pupils have passed the N.Z. Matriculation and 23 the Civil Serviee Ex* animations. Fees moderate. Charge for Boarders from date of entry. Prospectus on applicution' to Headmaster) or to The Wahato Tucks Office. Next term begins September 23. 211 HOT SPRINGS HOTELT TE ABOHA. MR R L. SOMERS wishes to infant tha Residents of the Waikato that ha has taken over the above weDakncim favourite Hotel, and hopes to mrit wwiottMmpjort, m |
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CHURCII OF EXGLANH Sunday Dec. 71h —2n 1 Sunday in Advent Hamilton, St. Peter's —s a.m , Holy t'oui raunion; 11 a.m., Morning prayer : 7 p.m.. Evensong. Tuhikaramea - 2.30 p.m. Cambridge—St. Andrew's 11 a.m.. H.C.: an 1 7 p.m. Tamahere—St. Stephen's 7.30 p.m. (iiiuilwou l—Tli'- Sch<«'Ui>ius" 11 a.m. Te Awamutu—St. .Tolm's 11 a.m., 11.C., and 7 p.m. Ramriaohia —St. Paul's 3 p.m., H.C. Kiliikihi—Christ Church 7 p.m. Pirongia—St. Savi mr's 11 a.m. ROMAN" CATHOLIC. Hamilton—Mass, 11 a.m., Vespers 7 p.m. Cambridge—Mass, k a m. Kihikihi Mass, ( .i a.m. Evening duvo tious. 7 p.m. Rangiauhia—7 p.m. Evening devotions. PRESBYTERIAN. Hamilton —11 a.m.: 7 p.m. Cambridge 11 a.m.; 7 p.m. Pulvvriinu Mat.uigi —ll a.m. WESLEYAN. Hamilton —11 a.m. (e) : 7 p.m. i I "-pit.il —2 p.m. Ngaruawahia -7 p.m. I'ukotc Te Awamutu—ll a.m.; 3. 15 p.m.; 7 p.m. Pirongia—2.3o p.m. Kawhia —ll a.m.; 3 p.m.; 7 p.m. Huntly—7 p.m. Kimihia—3 p.m. Whangamarino— 11 p.m. SALVATION ARMY. Hamilton, 11 a.m.; 3 p.m.; 7 p.m.; at the Barracks. Cambridge, same as for Hamilton. Gospel Hall, Chapel-street, Cambridge, the Lord's Supper, at 11 a m.
COMMERCIAL.
SYDNEY STOCK SALES. SYDNEY, December 4. At the Homebush sales New Zealand bullocks averaged £l7 9s 6d. Two cows fetched £lB 10s. ENGLISH. LONDON December 4. Wool.-—At the sales the Clarence clip re alised 8J d lb. WAIHOU STOCK SALE. McNicol and Co's monthly sale was hold at Waihou yesterday, and a good muster of cattle was brought forward and sold readily at last month's quotations. Stores: Calves from one to two year old, ranged in price from £2 10s to =£3 15s ; two to three years, £4 5s to £G. Beef sold readily : cows and heifers, from £6 to £9 10s; steers, =£9 10s to £lO ss. Sheep.—Wethers, shorn, 15s fid ; ewes 9s to 10s ; lamb 8s (id to 10s fid. Pigs.—Short of requirement and fetched extreme values ; weaners 14s to lGs; good slips up to £1 2s
MESSRS ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS' REPORT.
Horses : There was an extra large entry at the Haymarket on Friday. Draught colts, £3O to £35 ; medium draught and spring cart horses, £2O los to £2ti ; buggy horses and good hacks, £l3 to £l7 10; light harness and ordinary hacks, £4 10s to £lO 15s ; weeds and ponies at all prices. Hooded buggy brought £l9 10s ; single-seated buggy, £lO 5s ; gig, £9 10s. Straw, 2Hs per load.
Hides, Skins, Tallow, etc. : No sale on Tuesday, on account of wool sale being held on that day. Grains, etc. : Maize very scarce ; supply not equal to the demand —Is Id ex store ; oats 3s 3d to 3s Id ex store ; fowl wheat has further advanced to 4s 9d ex store ; bran and sharps in limited supply at high rates; chaff at late values ; pressed hay is without change. At Romuera, on Thursday, dairy cows brought from £6 to £s 15s : dry, £3 10s to £o ss. The store pens were fairly well filled, and late va'ues ruled. Two to three year steers sold from £5 to £6 12s ; grown steerj, up to £B. Fat and young calves were well represented, and sold fieely. Fresh dropped, 9s to 15s : medium, 18s to 21s : heavy, up to 57s ; GO sold. The beef pens were well filled with cattle of good quality, which sold at from 25s to 30s lOolb for steers and heifers; aged cows, 19s to 21s. Steers ranged in price from £8 10s to £l3 ICs; cows, £5 to £9: 210 sold. There was an average muster of sheep yarded. Prices were scarcely up to late quotations. Wethers sold from lis 6d to His (id ; ewes, 9s Gd to 14s 9d; 1100 sold. Lambs came forward in short supply, and sold freely. Good sorts brought from 12s to 15s; lighter weights, 8s to lis each. Few pigs yarded; those brought late values.
WAN<UNI'I AND WAVEIiLEY SALES Messrs Freeman R. Jackson and Co. re port of their Waverley and Wanganui sales as follows • —At Waverley—Cattle : Fat cows, light, X 7 IIis: yearling steers, X2 ; 15-month steers, £2 17s Gd to X 3; 18-month steers, X 3 lfis ; 2-year steers, £5 5s ; empty beifers, X 5; 15-month heifers, X 3 lis Gd; 3 to 31-year steers, good, £0 15s 6d, Sheep : Fat and forward ewes, 14s. No other sheep were yarded. At Wanganui—Cattle : Prime fat cows, X* to XM 13s ; forward cows, X 5 to X 5 10s tjd; 15 to 18-month steers, =£4 to XI os; 15-month steers, X 3 5s to £3 8s Gd: empty heifers, i"3 ]ss to XI 3s; quiet yearling heifers, £2 16s; weaners, and yearlings, poor, Xi 16s 6d to £2 ; cows and calves, Xs2s to X 5 10s; good 4-year bullocks, £1 12s Gd ; 3 and 1-year bullocks, X 7 ss; 3-year steers, =£6 17s Gd; 2 to 2 - year steers, £1- 15s Gd to =£s Is Gd ; Mr John Peat's bulls, =£l2 10s to Xl 5 5s ; year ling bulls, £7 10s to XS 15s ; Shorthorn bulls, £6 to £ls 5s ; Jersey bulls, £5 10s to X 6; milch cows, best, £7 to .£8 2s Gd; others, XG to £0 10s; Sheep : Forward wethers, 15s 2d; fat ewes, 15s ; store 4- tootli wetheis, small, 13s sd; maiden 4- tooth ewes, 13s; good woolly hoggets, lis 7d. Pigs: liaconers, £2 to X2 10s; por kers, XI 3s 6d to XI 17s; wearier pigs, good 18s Gd tu XI; others, 10s to 15s. MASTERTOX. Messrs Lowes and lorns, Ltd. held a large sale of horses at their mart yards, when over GO horses were submitted, amongst winch w ere some really fine draug. ts. There was good competition for those of good sorts, although in some cases vendor*' reserves were not reacned. There was not so much inquiry as of late for express dorts and light horses were only in demand at low pri.rea. High-class blood horses failed to elicit competition, and were passed out unsold, (Jn behalf of Mr 11. Welch we sold i draught mare and foal X3G ; gelding, XK); three-year gelding, X4O: light horses, £'.) to XI I. On behalf of Mr J. M. Meredith, pair buggy geldings, X 33 10s. On behalf of other vendors, good draughts, from XtU to X 52 ; express kinds, X 2 to XlB ; light hacks and harness horses, X 5 to £\2. JOHNS; >X VILLE. Messrs Freeman R. Jackson and Co., in conjunction with Abraham and Williams, report on their Johnsonville sale as fol lows :—A full yarding of cattle, consisting of pi ime quality to medium light weights. Host bullocks, XI4 to Xl 4756 d ; others, Xl 3 7s Gd to Xl 3 17s Gd ; light weights, XlO 5s to XIO Gs Gd : beef, XI 10s to XI Lis : bidding dull. There was a small entry of sheep; wether, 17s 5d : ewes, 15s 3d to 15s Gd : lambs, lUs Gd to lis Gd ; others, 7s 3d to 3s. FROZEN* MEAT. NAP [EL Thursday. The Colonial Consignment and Distribut ing Company cable: - Frozen meat quota tions : Canterbury mutton, 5d : Napier, Wellington and North Island, lamb, first quality, ojdj sfecoad s^d.
The Waikato Times THAMES VALLEY GAZETTE, AND KAWHIA ADVOCATE. THE OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN THE WAIKATO. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1902. RINGS AND COMBINES.
In so fur us their protest against the establishment of trusts in this colony is concerned, the views of the deputa tion which waited on Sir Joseph Ward at Christchurch on Wednesday will have the hearty support of the great majority of New Zealanders. Owing to the advanced policy of the Liberal Party, New Zealand has been fortunate enough to steer clear of any extreme phases of those economic questions which have ngi tated the Old World and the Americun States. Especially has this been the case with regard to the undue accumula tion of wealth in the hands of a limit ed number, and the concomitant tyranny and oppression indulged in by unscrupulous speculators and finan ciers. America affords perhaps the most striking example of the deleteri ous operation of combines and trusts, and the position has been so desperate that special legislation lias been intro duced into the Senate, dealing very stringently with the interstate trade in the products of the combines or rings, although whether it will become the law of the State is very proble matical, for the power of the capital ist is great in the land. One of the most pronounced examples of the pernicious action of a ring on the wel fare of the consumers was that of the Beef trust, through which the price of meat in New York rose to almost famine prices. However advantageous these corners may be to the producers individually, to the consumers as a nation the existence of such is an incubus which will ruthlessly, irresis tibly and rapidly drag the community from its legitimate place in the com mercial world. We in New Zealand are a singularly sturdy people, our country is naturally fitted for the fuller and truer development of our best traits, and our aspirations and energies are directed toward the bringing about of that equality of man which alone is the test of ideal Go vernment.New Zealand has no place for the exploiting capitalist or his com bines ; our industries must not be allowed to drift into the grasp of the financier who has no stake in the country except the filling of his own pockets and the pandering to his own pleasures. The time is coming when the co-operative system and equal division of profits will be, if not the law of the land, the custom of the country. Present day thoughts and leg islation all give support to such a con tention, and unless the leaders in the struggle against the advancing tide of political and economic progress realise that these rings are looked upon by the masses as octopi to be extermin ated at sight, conflict between the capitalist and the wage-earner is bound to have much bitterness added, and is certain to be strengthened by the support of the bulk of our con sumers. The prosperity of New Zea land depends, not upon the bolstering up of a few industries at the expense of the whole trade of the colony, but on the sound and permanent develop ment of our staple commodities and our natural industries.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
The following articles appear on Page 4of this issue . —" Vermont Wools," "Rural England," and " A Royal Quarrel." A dozen of eggs, laid by White Leghorn heus owned by Mr E. Holland, of Punuy tliorpe, turned the scale at 2lbs 80/.s. l'he hens secured Ist, 2nd, and 3rd prizes at the late Feilding Poultry Show, and Ist and 2nd at the Palmerston Show.
The most important fact revealed by the recent English census returns is the rela tively small increase of children under fif teen. From 18S1 to 1891 there was an in crease in such chilren of 7.4 per cent, while from 1891 to 1901 there was an in crease of but 3.5 per cent. A census special ist, writing to The Times, declares •' the number of children (in England alone) would have been 2,092,000 greater the had ratio of lbol been m&iatained,"
In New York it is estimated tint, the S'tH'i 'i'iM.-r I'liruiii;'.; fur the nil u't-'r uiuii'.ig ::nh S 't<!.'iiibor will exceed JJ7,'>') '()>>. This is tile largest amouut earned during any quarter since tlio ferinativu of the trust.—lji.iffan.
A huge Wf\ler-p-ml was übseived from Palmer.-tmi N-.r'.h rtveii'.ly in lhe clirectiun of I-'oxt■ :!>. The lower end terminated in a sharp point a short distance above t-lio horizon, extending from thence upwards over a space uf 3") degrees. A distant rotary motion was observed in the cloud column.
< if all (iermany's income tax payers ilerr Krujip, the cannon king, was easily chief, with an annual income which is returned at about £1.000.000 sterling. Another Ger man subject pays taxes on a yearly income of iwhile there are sixty-live others with more than £.">n,ooo per annum, -77 i others have each about £.jooo a year, and over 30OU people have iucomes very nearly approaching that sum. A stylishly-dressed woman entered a res taurant. The waiter handed her a bill of fare written in French, and said : " Please mark off the dishes you wish to order." Could a wuinan, dressed in the height of fashion, confess that she could not read French? Taking the pencil, she made a few dashes, and the order read : " Dinner, 25,"" November J " Vegetables." " Please pay at the des.k," " Celery." The fiendish waiter .brought her beefsteak and unions, but she did not dare to raise a word in pro test.—Tit Bits. Dr. Strebel, of Munich, has made a sen sational discovery of a new method of treating diseases of the teeth by the appli cation of electric rays (writes the Munich correspondent of a London paper). In cases of suppuration at the roots of the teeth he has directed a powerful electric light upon the bony cavities of idle jaw into which the teeth descend and the mucous membrane thereupon. By this means irri tation is set up which increases to violent inflamation. The upper membranous tissue comes away in the form of a layer, the ef fect being that the suppuration ceases, the looseness of the tooth entirely disappears, and full use is restored to it. The opera tion is very difficult, but the results are so salutary that the new process is likely to be widely adopted. So far Dr. Strebel has successfully treated fourteen cases. Doc tors are immensely interested in the dis covery.
Commenting on the fact that President Roosevelt is taking an arduous course of athletics to combat his corpulent tendency, the New York World says:—What is known as the hot-water and rare-beef treatment will take off more flesh from the too obese citizen in from two to four weeks than six months of assiduous golfing, bicycling, or any other outdoor exercise. Nothing to drink but hot water before meals, no drink whatever with the meals, and nothing to eat at meals but half boiled beefsteak and dry toast or rusks, and nothing betwecu meals but cold water or weak tea without sugar or milk, will consume surplus fat at the rate of 71b a week easily. A month of this diet will take off all the flesh that can be safelv spared; sometimes a fortnight will suf fice."
Not even Sokhalin, with its 3000 mur derers among 22,000 convicts, can escape the atmosphere of a big romance. A re markably handsome young Jewess. Sophie Bluffstein, duped no end of people in Lon don, Vienna, and Paris, drove about in a carriage and pair, ordered the costliest articles, and spent, it is said, some £24,000 in one year. Arrested in an affray she was sent to Siberia. There she cap tivated the overseer, and they tied away together. Again, however, she was ar rested in an affray with one of hor young dupes, and was sent to Sakhalin. So far, there are probably many Europeans who remember her record. The sequel is told by Mr C. 11. Hawes, who has recently re turned from investigations in tin island. One day on the beach, without accomplice, she murdered a merchant, and appears to have buried where none could find them, 3000 roubles he possessed. She was manacled but seemed to have received no further sentence. And now, a woman apparently between fifty and sixty, she keeps one of the biggest hotels in the place. The Ashburton Mail says jt has often been remarked of the Premier that he can enjoy a good joke. During the course of his round ef the Old Men's Home recently he came across one Johnston, an old West Coaster. The latter's identity being re vealed to the Premier caused him to '• halt" at the bedside of the man, who in his younger days was one of the shining lights in the athletic world. So was the Premier, who, after a few minutes' chat with John ston about old times, reeled off a joke at his own expense. "It was in the early days," said the Right Hon. gentleman, "when 1 was a bit of a runner and jumper (laughter) that I engaged to wrestle one ' Paddy ,' I won't mention names. The styles were to be Cumberland and Westmoreland. Well, we set to, and after a short struggle I felt my foot' going from under ' and came down. So you see I got the worst of it. It was a puzzler to me to know he managed to throw me, as at that time I was not easily thrown. Time went on, and ' Paddy ' took ill. On his deathbed he asked for my forgiveness for putting me down, for, said he, 'I put out my fat, and that's what brought him down."' Evi dently this was against the rules, but any how " Paddy " scored.
There was a wonderful "coming of age" celebration in London recently. Sixty guests sat down at the Trocadero Restaur ant to a dinner which cost the giver of the feast close upon £IOOO. Mr E. A. Robinson, a younger son of the late Mr Peter Robin son, of Oxford-street, was the bountiful host, and he was endeavouring to commem orate in a fit and worthy manner not only the fact that he was just 21 years of age, but the further and not less interesting fact that he was entitled to about £300,00), his share of the million sterling or more left by his father. Everything was of the most expensive kind. There was Moet and t'handon Dry Imperial (1889) at 44s a mag num, and Chateau hafitte (1877J at two guineas a magnum, and liquer i:i the shape of Courvoisier's 1815 brandy at half-a crown a glass. It was net only a dinner : it was also a concert. Thirty-three of the most eminent ladies and gentleman from the music halls were especially retained to "look in" between 11 p.m, and 4 a.m. to en liven the after-dinner prcCiedings with the latest and choicest ditties on the board.
Mr A. Jameson, writing from Deniliquin, New South Wales, in regard to the condi tion of the settlers, states that to his mind the country is face to face with a national disaster, and unless strong and urgent steps are taken a very large proportion of existing settlement may be abandoned altogether. " Generally speaking," he adds " the small settlers are in debt to financial institutions or the States. Their means are exhausted, storekeepers cannot give them any more credit, they have no stick, no crops, no pasturage, and there is the long summer before them. The Edward river, upon which the Deniliquin is situated had no flood or snow waters this year for the first time on record. The river gauge registers Ift to Oft. The same condition of affairs applies to all the rivers in the Riverina—the Murray, Murrumbidgee, Lachlan, and Darling. If the settled terri tories are abandoned years and years will elapse before the settlers will have confi dence to reinhabitate them." Mr Jameson suggests that a general movement should be started with a view to aiding all dis tressed settlers throughout the State. inything the Empire Company sell Is good-and a guarantee Is given to any one that asks For our Famous Empire Blue SPRAINS are often more serious than broken bones on acconnt of not being pro perly treated. Apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm freely as soon as the injury is re ceived and it will quickly restore the parts to a healthy condition. W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton; THOMAS W r ELLS, Agent, Cambridge; GEO. M. A. AHIER, Agent, Te A auautu, sell it.
Wood-chopping i;< to tn'.i.- th-> place <»1 'i> ■• t 11 1 111 at !>rl > v J'ii-on, England. s.tlu of work in conduction with Sr. refers Worker.;' (luild will be held on Thursday next. Attention is drawn to an advertisement inserted by Miss Hamerton, dressmaker, of I Lood-street, Hamilton.
Tho export of flax fibre <says the South land News) is rapidly increasing at the lUuir.
A Chines- lej'i 'i' has been discovered on a slati-m at i.'asniierdrnvu (near Melbourne). ' lie patient arrive'! from China two years
England has bee.une a nation of drunk ards and it scenic hopeless t.i wt.rk fur its ri'tormati'iii, declared Lady Henry .Somerset nil her arrival at New Yurk.
A return giving the number of eleetrirs "it the Sydney rolls shews that the males number 1(>2,1-2f. and the females 122,72'.), showing an advantage for the latter of 2: i,:?(C>
At St Mary's Hamilton to-morrow, Sunday, at 11 o'clock Mass the devotinn of the " Forty Hours " will be commenced. There will be High Mass, Procession and Expos ition of the Blessed Sacrament. The Uev. S. J. Gibson, of Cambridge, will conduct the services at Trinity Metho dist Church, Hamilton, on Sunday. The morning subject will be " The Marks of the Lord Jesus " and in the evening "Go For ward". Mr Gibson will also preach at Pukete at 3 p.m. A provision of the New South Wales Liquor Bill states that girls under the age of 21 (except the wife or daughter of the lessee) shall not be allowed to serve in a bar. Another clause provides that any person found in a hotel during prohibited hours (not being a lodger), unless for a lawful purpose, is liable to a fine not ex ceeding £2.
In the Supremo Court at Hobart re cently in the case of Pearce v. the Crown, plaintiff obtained damages amounting to ■£-30 for injuries received in a fall caused by a poliflbmau pushing him forcibly in the execution of his duty. The majority of the jury held that plaintiff was doing no harm, and that force was unnecesssary. During the past two months (the South Gippsland correspondent of the Melbourne Leader reports) the prospects of the farmers have improved beyond the most sanguine anticipations. No Gippslander remembers a better Although late in coming, the spring could not be better ; both pastures and crops are looking splen did. Dairying also is being earned on tins season under the most I'avourabic condi tions.
It will be seen by advertisement that an Australian tenor singer has taken up his residence in Hamilton for the summer months, and is prepared to receive pupils for singing and voice production only, lie is a pupil of the great teacher, Signor Cecci, who taught Madame Melba for six years prior to her leaving for England. Letters addressed as per advertisement will be at tended to. According to a telegram from Irkutsk, in Siberia, a huge rent of recent formation has been discovered on the side of Mount Verkholensky. It was thought at first that the fissure was the result of volcanic action, but it has been found on close ex amination by geologists that the steam and whitehot exudations thrown out from the rent are due to spontaneous combustion of the coal schists under the surface of the mountain.
The absorbing topic in Cambridge just now is the Anglican Bazaar to be held on next Wednesday Final arrangements are now being made, and everything points to a great success. To allow country friends to come, and get home in time for the milk ing, the doors will be opened at noon. In the evening a splendid musical programme will be given, including voices quite new to a Cambridge audience. There has been some misconception as to the date of the bazaar, Jit is on the loth (next Wednesday). Our advertising columns will give our readers all particular ■.
At an auction sale at the Cliristchureh Police Station of unclaimed goods, one bidder picked up for three shillings a swag containing, amongst other articles, a razor of artistic workmanship, estimated to be worth about a guinea. Certain other bidiers were not so fortunate. One man paid 7s 6d for a bangle which looked like gold, but was good brass, worth Is 6d. The greatest " bargain " of all consisted of the remnants of what had once been a guitar. These remnants, estimated to be worth about 6d, were knocked down for 12s. Two bicycles were sold—one, a man's, realised £5; the other, a woman's, brought only Ts 6d. A iilip to the export trade of Auckland is now being given by the New Zealand Ship ping Company, who are making it the final port of departure for tho Company's steamers loading New Zealand produce for England. One of the vessels, the Wakanui, is at present loading at Queen-street wharf on te eve of her departure for Great Bri ain, and if inducement is offered by the farmers and merchants, the movement will be continued. Ono of the benefits to ex porters in Auckland is set forth in a report by the Government grader in Wellington who states that buttei leaving Auckland at a temperature of degrees rises to over 30 degrees on the journey between Auck land and Wellington, which means a great deal to the quality of the butter and event ually to its price in Great Britain. The present system of instruction in butter and cheese-making and the intelli gent support given by factory managers has been responsible for a vast improve "lnent in the quality of New Zealand pro duce. The Department of Agriculture is now able to follow up more closely the poorer brands of butter and cheese, and this is the more important from the fact that the factories most in need of assist ance never requisitioned or asked for assistance, but, trusting to the judgment of tin' manager, they in some cases pro duced an inferior article for several days. Under the present system of voluntary visits to factor! js as often as possible, defects are* soon noticed and corrected. The benefit of the present system of grad ing has already impressed itself upon directors of cheese factories, who, with the indications of defects received from the Department, quickly move in the direction of remedying defects.
The Colonists of the Dominion of Canada are supposed to be trying to capture the British butter market, and they have found that some of their shipments have been deteriorated by mould, which has appeared on the paper separating the butter and the containing box. This mould is a minute plant of fungus, which like the microbe •must bo destroyed by au antiseptic. No sooner is the existence of the fungus made known than the energetic Department of Agriculture steps in and tells the farmer how to get rid of the mischief. A circular is sent out, which savs:—Mould can only come from pre-existing mould, or from spores, and if the spores be destroyed, the mould cannot begin to grow. Formalin is effective destroyer of fungi and their spores," and therefore the dairyman is ad vised to make a brine containing an ounce of formalin to a gallon of brine, and to use paper;that has been soaked in the solution. This simple scientific fact may be worth many thousands of pounds per annum to the Canadian butter trade, and its diffusion among the farmers will justify a little paternal government, which after all is a very good thing in its place. The best Medicine known is SANDER AND SONS EUCALYPTI EXTKAOT Test its eminent power. :nl effects in coughs, colds, influenza; the relief ia instantaneous In serious cases, and accidents of all kinds, be they wounds, burns, scalds, bruises sprains, it is the safest remedy—no swelling—in inflammation Like surprising effects produced 01 croup, diptheria, bronchitis, inflammation of tb< lungs, swellings, etc; diarrhoea, dysentry, diseases of the kidneys and urinary organs In use at hos pitals and medical clinics all over the globe; patron ised by His Majesty the King of Italy; crowned with medal and diploma at International Exhibition, Amsterdam Trait in _thi« inpro?«d article ud wiect ill otb«N
The Australian cricketers have arrived at Melbourne from England and South Africa.
'I he entertainment given by Mont gomery's Entertainers ia the Volunteer Hall, last evening, was well at tended and the pictures elicited rounds of applause. The Company visit Te Awimutu to-night ; Kihikilii,Mon day : Ohuupo, I'uesday; Rotorua, Wed nesday and Thursday . and Cambridge on Friday. Darwin lonnd in the earth adhering to the feet of a plover three different kinds of seeds, fu I lie mud sticking to the feet of English ducks and geese he detected the seeds of plants p"cul;tr to the Victoria Nyanza, in < Vntral Africa, Hy the aid of a microscope i.i thesi.il clinging'to the feet of a Texas steer the seeds of five different kinds of weeds and grasses common in lexas were discovered at the opposite ex tremity of the continent.
A. distressing fatality is reported from the Thames. Yesterday afternoon Mr Wil liam Davies, of Hikutaia, was engaged carting road metal to Oinahu, and his taree-year-old son, Stanley Kay Davies, was riding on top of the cart. When with in a mile of the Oinahu post office the shaft horse gave a lurch to one side, and Mr Davies, looking round to ascertain the cause, was horrified to see his little son ly ing 011 the road dead. 'The boy must have fallen in front of the wheel, which then passed over his body, as death was evident ly instantaneous.
Mr Earnest H. Littlejohn, Manager for Messrs W. and G. Turnbidl and Co. in Auckland, and is on a business visit through the Waikato has, we learn, had a very successful trip. Messrs W. and G. lurnbull and Co., who have agencies in Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin and Wanganui with head-quarters in Welling ton are the Proprietors of The Empire Com pany, and wo would a k our many readers to note that all grocers and storekeepers throughout the district have taken these goods up, and it is sufficient guarantee, when we mention that the firm in question have been established over half a century in New Zealand.
Judge Docter, of Sydney, a few days ago gave an important decision at Grafton af fecting the liability of persons who drive trespassing stock from their premises. Two cattle dogs were set on to a mare, and she galloped over a barbed wire fence, sustain ing injuries which eventually caused her death. The owner sued for the value of an animal. The Judge decided to nonsuit, on the ground that the setting on of cattle dogs was a proper means of clearing tres passing stock, and that the owner of the dogs could not be made liab'e for any dam age resulting from his lawful act. If m*s tilfs had been used in place of cattle dogs and they had worried the mare, the defen dant would then have been liable. There was a good aftendanco at the Hamilton Presbyterian Church, last evening, on the occasion of the annual soiree. An excellent tea was provided by the ladies of the congregation, to which ample justice was done. Mr Adams occupied the chair at the meeting, which was an interesting gathering. The programme was an excellent one Solo, " The Holy City," Mr Macferson ; solo, " The Gift," Mrs Tattan; solo, "The Flight of Ages," Mr Wilson: solo, "My Nannie's Awa' " Dr. Douglas; solo, "True Till Death,' 1 Mr Currie; solo, " The Lost Chord," Jlr Macferson; solo, "The Valley by the Sea," Mr Wilson ; solo. " The Children's Home," Miss Meachem ; solo, "The Bridge," Mr Macferson; solo, " Eternal Rest," Mr Meachem. Miss Soppett made a very efficient accompanist At the conclusion of the programme, votes of thanks were passed to all the ladies and gentlemen who assisted with the programme and refreshments.
About ten years ago, George Nipper, then a wealthy cattle buyer in the Iniian Territory. U.S., left for Texas with ,£1,200 for the purpose of buying cattle in Sou thern Texas and shipping to Indian Terri tory. He landed safely in Houstan, Tex., and from that place it could not be learned where he went, and after that nothing more was heard of him, and the people of Indian Territory accepted the theory that he had been murdered and robbed. Mrs Nipper waited three years for his return and finally accepted the theory that her husband had been killed, and married again. Early last September the missing man was seen and recognised begging alms at Denver, Colorado, and on being ques tiono 1 by a former neighbour stated that when cattle buying in Texas he had been suddenly stricken with paralysis. He lay for nine years in the hospital being unable to make known his name and place of resi dence. His memory gradually passed away and upon his release from the hospital he wandered aimlessly about, not even know ing his right name or whence he came. In this wretched condition he remained until the sight of his former friend and the con versation that followed gradually restored his memory.
THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.
By Telegraph.— Association,) PALMERSTON NORTH, This Day. Sir J. G. Ward and the Hon. Mr Carroll were present at a banquet tende edtoMr Wood M.H.R., last night. Replying to Irs toast Sir J. G. Ward refuted recently mad" statements that the financial position of the Colony was unsound. As the result of the elections he said the G' vernm nt had a complete and excellent party.
SPORTING
AUCKLAND SUMMER MEETING AUCKLAND, This Day. The following are the acceptances for the Auckland Summer meeting : Railway Handicap.—Hohoro, Okoa'i, Orloff, Westguard, Waireki, Pallas, Val Rosa, Londock, St. Olga, Golden Rose, Formula, Scotty, Float, Jewellry, Camille, Marshall Soult, Full Cry, Spalpeen and La Valette
Auckland S fceeplechase.—Canno ti gate, Norwest, Princess Thule, Dingo, Haydn. Swimmer, Rufus, and Kowhai.
Auckland Cup.—Bluejacket, Siege Gun, Poraru, Coronet, Shannon, Matamatahara keke, Idas, Mars, Tresham, Northumberland and Legion of Honour.
OHUAPO HORSE SALE
Mr W. J. Hunter held a very successful sale of horses at Ohaupo on Wednesday last when a consignment of about 125 horses from the Electric Tram Co. wera submitted. There wus a good attendance of the public and bidding was brisk throughout, every lot being disposed of at the hammer. Draughts made up to ,£3l', medium horses suitable for farm work =£l7 to .£23 5s according to age and condition, other harness horses ,£LO to <£l.6 lUs, seve ral light sorts <£l to £7.
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PER UNIT/,!) PRESS ASSOCIATION COPYRIGHT.] MEkORIAL TO COLONIAL TROOPS Received I >ec <>. 12.56 a.m. IiOXDoX, Decembers. Application lias been made to the Dean for perm ssion to erect in St. Paul s Cathedral a memorial to G,oou Colonial troops killed during the Boer 1 War.
THE REMOUNT SCANDAL.
(Received Dec. 0, 12.56 a.m.) LONDON, Dec. 5. The Grand Jury ignored the Bills against Major Mtuddart and others in connection with the remount case, ow ing to the AN ar Office not enabling the jurors to examine Colonel Saint Quirtain. The defendents were there fore discharged, being applauded in the Court.
THE MACEDONIAN REFORMS.
♦ LONDON, Dec. 4. Germany has for months past strongly opposed Russian and Aus trian efforts to induce the Sultan to grant reforms in Macedonia, declar ing their rash diplomacy imperilled the peace of Europe. Finding opposi tion futile, Germany has now sudden ly urged the same reforms, her news papers completely ignoring Austria's share in enforcing the reforms. The Vienna newspapers express disgust at Germany's procedure. 1
INTERPROVINCIAL.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) TIE PREMIER'S DAUGHTER. WELLINGTON, Yesterday. In consequence of an urgent telegram the Premier left at three o'clock this morn ing by the s.s. Tutanekai for Christchurch, where his daughter, Mrs Baan, is to under go a serious operation. ARSON CHARGE DISMISSED. INY ERCARGILL. Thursday. At the Supreme Court Patrick Joseph 0 Connor, charged with setting fire to a dweliinghouse and outbuildings at Gore, with intent to defraud and obtain .£330 by false pretences from the Alliance Insurance Company and Australian Alliance Com pany, was acquitted. The jury added a rider advising more stringent inspection of risks by insurance companies. FRUITGB OWING. WELLINGTON, Yesterday. The Premier stated last evening that as a result of his recent visit to Cork Exhibi tion he intended to introduce into the colony improvements in fruitgrowing, which he believed would be of great ser vice. FREIGHT ON SHEEP. WELLINGTOM, Yesterday. A denial is published this morning that the railway freight on fat sheep had been increased a farthing a pound. No altera tion has been made. THE LOCAL OPTION POLL. TIMARU, This Day. The recount of the vote on the local op tion poll here shows that a reduction was lost by-one vote. Previously it was »»"d to be carried by seven votes.
THE PRICE OF BREAD.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Yesterday. The question of raising the price of bread owing to increased flour quotations is to be considered by the master bakers next week. The master bakers claim they are losing money now, and state that if the price of flour is increased again, as is said to be likely, they will have to raise the price to fourpence per 2lb loaf or give up business As for importing flour, one representative of the trade said tliey had no chance, be cause the usual source, Australia, has none, and Canada was the only country in the world which has a good wheat harvest. All other countries had been short. If they brought Manitoban flour they would be still worse* off, because of the cost of im portation. When he imported some Mani toban flour he found it cost £3 a ton more than was charged for New Zealand flour. He believed the scarcity of flour wae likely to last till the new season's flour came upon the market in March or April next He said the master bakers had been very fairly by the Millers' Association, thai; the latter body could not help the increased ' cost of flour in view of the scarcity of wheat.
RIGHARDSON ARRESTED
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) AUCKLAND, This Tf&x. W. Richardson, the well-known temper ance lecturer, has been arrested and lodged in gaol for failing to comply with an oraer of the Court, in the case against Him in connection w'th the scene at Sir J. G. Ward's Auckland meeting on the 20th of October. Richardson was charged with disturbing a meeting and fined £2 and costs amounting altogether to .£5 17s. Richardson has impressed on his friends that he does not wish any of them to pay his fine.
The Auckland Temperance Crusade telegraphed to Mr Seddon " Richardson arrested, do you approve of this injustice and persecution ?"
CLEARING SALE
On Thursday last Mr W. J. Hunter helda clearing sale of stook on Mr E. Halletfs farm at Churchill. Tbe catalogue consisted of dairy cows, heifers, 2-year-old steers, and' '* mixed cattle, also a >-ood number of horses, ~ ~ mares and foals, etc. Competition was -J keen and everything sold at prices. Two-year-old steers made £6 Is, empty cows £4 13s 6d, 2-year-old heifers in calf £4 Is to 44 19s, 15-month-old cattle (mixedj £3 lis, dairy cows in milk up to "V £7 10s, do. springers up to 2s 6d, several mares with foals at foot, by Brae mar, changed hands up to 19s, draught mare 21s, yearling colt by " President" 19s.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6 1902
TOTALLY £ Miss Miss en, KNOX STUEET, HAMILTON'. CERTIFICATED TEACHER OF THE PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN AND VIOLA. Special attention to Technique & Theory. [a caed] R. W. Dyer SOLICITOR Y E Hamilton. MONEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE OF FREEHOLS. ROLLINS' M E H EEBEKI Y. C BARRISTER and SOLICITOR TE AWAMUTU. SOLICITOR FOR " ADVANCES TO SETTLERS OFFICE." J. A. YOUNG, DENTIST, Te Awamutu, first Tuesday in month. Ngaruawahia, second Tuesday in month. Huntly, third Tuesday in month. Te Aroha, fourth Tuesday in month. Otjier districts occasionally. HIGH-CLASS WORK. TERMS MODERATE. MR G. SKENE DIXON SURGEON DENTIST, Hamilton. Visits monthly the following places : NjrarunwHhla—lst Friday Te Awamutu—2nd Friday Hnntly- 4th Friday. AND A HALF PER CENT.- We have Money to Lend at this rate on First-class Freehold Security. Early Aplioations is requested. Vailo Bros,, Legal Chambers, opposite Vulcan Lane, Queen-street, Auckland, 24 7 MONEY TO LEND on Mortage of First-class Freehold Securities. W. COLEMAN, Solicitor and Notary Public. 109, Queen - street, Auckland, 23/7. H. I. Biggs, AUTHORISED AND LICENSED SURVEYOR. Ten years on Government Staff. NEXT HAMILTON HOTEL, HAMILTON. 23/7. gHEPPARD, LAND, COMMISSION, AND ESTATE AGENT HAMILTON. M R T H j} OSWORTH ' Tiaches ok Piano, Violin, 'Cello and Sinoinu, Having taken up his residence in Hamil ton, is now prepared to receive pupils at CLAREMON T VILLA. Cambridge Every MONDAY and TUESDAY. Te Awamutu—Every FRIDAY. Mr Bosw.irtli's " Waikato Quadrille Band " is now op?n to accept Engage ments for Concerts, Balls, etc., in any part 'the Waikato. JQENTAL 0 T I C E MR E. DE VENNY McGARRIGLE, DENTAL SURGEON, Hamilton. Mr McGarrigle may be consulted on and after Saturday, August 2ud, at his rooms, Victoria House, liamilton. Nitrous-Oxide gas administered. Puinles3 Extractions by the most recent process. Artificial work at moderate Prices. 18/7 11. UPTON. ENGINEER, HAMILTON. HAS ON SALE AGENT FOR Whit« Cotton Wsuli' W. A. Ryan and Oils Benzine Belting Bolts and Nuts Coach Screws Packings Insertion Etc., etc. Co.'s Union Oil Engines A uti'mobiles Gould's Pumps Steel Split Pulleys Belting Shutting Launches (oil or steam) Etc., etc. [a card.] IS S £1 li OSII ER, TEACHER OF SINGING AND VOICE PRODUCTION. TE AWAMUTU. Handsome compotes —Ju3t the thing for a present fis cash, at E. J. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge. J. II I D L E R. GENERAL CARPIER, COAL AND FIREWOOD MERCHANT, HAMILTON. IjMRST CLASS STATIONERY at E. J. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge, in packets at 3d, 4d, 6d, 7d, Bd, Is, Is 3d Is 6d, 'is, 2s Jl. iiusiaesa envelopes a speci&ly.
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\ Jc helps in eases of SZdeumatism. |'j Ji clears the fßlood t[ircugf) tf)e Sidneys. V C\\ £>ov't accept any fM rrAr-titute. Vou must WHAT DOES THE NEGLECT OF A BAD COLT) MEANF Only too torque?" lv a serious attack of Pneumonia and the sowing of the RPids of that cotrge of humanity, Consumption. These evils can be averted by taking TU3SIOURA, which has been pr ved by experience to be the Remedy of the Ase for all complaints of Iho Throat, Lungs and Bronchial Tules. Pri 'e 2s 6d per Bottle. Obtainable at all Chemists and St rekeepers throughout the colony. Worm 3 undermine Children's Constitu tions. Use WADE'S WORM FIGS. Is boxes.
THE \\T A I K A T O t r m ]■: s EST A t> 1 jISIi Kb YEA: THE POPULAR EYEXIXG PAPEK OF THE WAIKATO. THE FARMERS' JOUI.'N'AL A LARGE AND IXC I,'EASING CIRCULATION". CIRCULATING IX THREE ELEC TORAL DISTRICTS. The A\ AIKATO TIMES has been estab lished 30 years and has a large circulation amongst the farming community, and is therefore an excellent advertising medium. The Rates of Advertising are extremely liberal. PAULL A YEXABLES, Proprietors. COMING EVENTS Magistrate's Court Sittings. Huntly—Tuesday, 9th December, 11 a.m. Hamilton—Wednesday, 10th, 10 a.m. Cambridge—Friday, 12th, 10 a.m. Te Atvamutu—Tuesday, lGth, 10 a.m. Raglan—When necessary. m
These are bold assertions to make regard ing any medicine, but there is abundant proof of every one of the above statements regarding this remedy. Every household should have a bottle at hand. Get it to day. It may save a life. W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton; THOMAS WELLS, Agent, Cam bridge; GEO. M. A. AHIER, Agent, Te Awamutu sell it. CHAMBERLAIN'S PAIN BALM has no equal as a household liniment. It is the. best known remedy for rheumatism, lama back, quinsy and glandular swellings, while for sprains, bruises, bums and scalds it is invaluable. One application gives relief Try it. W. DEY, Agent Hamilton, THOs! WELLS, Agent Cambridge, GEO. M. A. AHIER, Agent Te Awamutu sell it. Winter comes with cliilly drape, And coughs and colds we can't escape We're bound to face it every year, However much the damp we fear. We long to see Old Sol's bright ravg Through those wet and gloomy days, While our health we do assure With MM WOODS' GaBAI PEPPERMINT Vvtt*. 1®
Wades Worm Figs the Wonderful Worm Worriers—area sure remedy, in la boxes. Sold everywhere. T. A IV/fpq From la to 85s At WIL- Jj/ViVirO LI AM BSCOTTS Viotoria street Cambridge DINNER SETS— WILLIAM E SCO ITS Viotoria-rtreei, Okm bri g$ . Dont pass what will prove a good friend to yen. An elfzhtpemiT packet of Bmp re Bine. ( Take back the heart that thou gaveit, I'm finished lor ever with yan, Ton forgot you to onng dm hone |
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[PER UNITED PIMISK ASSoi-!.\Tl« N COPYKIOIIT. » GENERAL IT M . ♦ ST, I'KTERSHURO, Ileccnibi r !•. Fortv arrests have hern i.i.i j > uti the Finnish trout ier tor stint.;; "ig into Bussia revolutionary lit era :: I'aderewski, the famoii; pianist, visits Australia in -hilv, 1 '.Hi I. I.LK LI X, December I. Nineteen degrees of f'rosl I'ahren lieifi have been experienced in ller -1 in. CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. f. Beforms in the provinces of Tur key in Europe admit of a proportion of Christians to the gendarmerie police, ill so the reorganisation of the civil tribunals, half the members to lie Christians. LONDON. Dee, •!. Lord Elgin s War Commission has examined Sir Arthur Douglas, con cerning the New Zealand contingents; also local volunteer officers with reference to training and the cost of the force. (Received Dec. i>, 9.33 a.m.) Sop 1 1A December 5. Advices from Salonika, states the Turks avenged the murders 1»v the Bulgarians hand whose meetings were held at it priest's house. The officials of Macliikovo in the presence of a magistrate, plucked the priest's hair and heard out and tortured him to death, searing the hodv with red-hot iron. The Turks had twenty-five casualties and the Bulgarians sixteen in the encounter near Castoria. LONDON, Dec. o.
The Board of Trade has appointed Mr Henrys Birehenough a member of the Council of the Statistical Society to visit South Africa and report on the openi ng of trade. Tt is the intention of the Board to improve the system obtain ing information from self-governing colonies to enable the British success fully to compete with foreigners.
Obbia, on tlie eastern coast of the Italian Somaliland lias been selected as the base of the British main «olumn operating against the .Mullah.
STORMS IN ENGLAND.
(Received Doc. 0, 12.50 a:m.) LONDON, Dec. 5. Blinding storms are raging in the Channel with gales all along the coast. Snow has fallen largely all over Britain.
AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
A STRANGE CASE. (Received I>ec. 4 0.52 a.m. SYDNEY, December 5. A strange case at Ashfield is being investigated by the Coroner, in which a woman died after accouchement. She refused to permit the nurse to get a doctor, preferring to commit her case to the eil'ects of prayer. The woman belonged to the sect known as Zion ists, and the Pastor and Deacons being called in, prayed continuously for the cure of the woman. THE ILLEGITIMATE BIRTH RATE. . In moving the second reading in the Legislative Council of the Infants Protection Bill designed to protect the lives of illegitimates, Dr. Mac kellar stated the illegitimate birth rate in Sydney and suburbs was ten per cent of the total births while in tin country it was 5 per cent. The mortality in the first half of the year was 287 per thousand compared with 80 per thousand of.legitimates. A VERDTCT OF MAN SLAUGHTER. Received December 2, 10.35 a.m. •SYDNEY, Dec. 5. The Coroner's jury returned a ver dict of manslaughter against Alexan der Johnston, husband of the woman who jjlaced her trust in faith healers. The jury took the view that the hus band should have insisted on medical attendance. The Coroner, addressing the jury, pointed out how good and simple, but well-meaning persons have b <en led away by their teaching from the line of conduct other people would have followed. The poor woman had been .led by these doctrines and had sacrificed her life. He hoped these tenets would not spread in the community, for they were not only deplorable, but danger ous and cruel. When the verdict was announced, Johnston fell in a semi-fainting condition. THE BROKEN HILL MINE. SYDNEY, Dec. A tremendous fall of earth occurred in block 11 open cut Broken Hill Mine. The whole of the south foot wall and side fill with a terirlic crash, carrying away part of the boiler house. None of the men were in jured. THB REFORM IiTLL. MELBOURNE, Dec. 4. After an all-night sitting, a test vote, which was taken on the pro posal in the Reform Bill to give special Parliamentary representation to Civil servants, resulted in a major ity of eleven for the Government.
THE SUGAR BOUNTIES
Received December 6, 12.56 a.m. LONDON, December 5. Viscount Cranbourne states that Britain refused tu arbitrate in the sugar dispute and renewed her offer to renounce the treaty of 185' J.
It is stated (says the Christchurch I'ri'ss) that the small birds nuisance at (iovernor's Bay this spring is worse than it has been fe>r some years past. The sparrows refuse to touch the poisoned grain laid down, apparently suspecting it from the smell and appearance. It is. said that they leave the grain alone until several rains have taken out the strength.
TARANAKI LAND BALLOT.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) MAY PLYMoI I'M, Thursday' A very successful land ballet |oi larg. • I 'i'ii o. I.uxl in various p.i-rls of tlx- 'i'ara !!.!»> ' Old 'b-irioi, ui,i-ily north, look pla<-e to-d :y. I'll'' tola! ar.-a under offer was ab" 11! /. >, •• i I 11l Ihe pri'.sen I 1. t I here were ;t jet! -'at i■ ,ns by 2(!7 jwrsoii ior 1 lie -Oi-l i. !|, ballot .•■ |. • ,111|n i -i|| o-.l:' 1 a,-:' -. A*• 'id ti.s appiieant s wetv i'.v en l . \i- si- ■ \\ . T. Jennings. M il l;., ail'l 11. M Ihl;,';i',',', .ll',. of \V ha ugaillo li! '■ i.. V." •'!'• ie.l by tiie -elect '1 - to ,ct as sern!i :•••!•:. Il'lorolhe ballot Mr,la,lues Ma.-10-uz i('."umi>sio;ier) stateil the con dition. < , it set I lenient, and said any attempt to so-Ill" sei t;.'iis I",' .-peeula", ive p|ll'po-.\- woliM be st eriiiy d"a.lt with by the Land lioard, but to tli'-se wiio showed the spirit of boiia-tide settlers every consideration and a-:.-istaneo would be given. The sections balloted for arc situaied in Ohura, (>pa.ku, Unioiia, \Yara.aria, and I'otiatu sur vey districts. Those in ohura, were keenly sought alter, there being as many as 77 application, for one section. A- the i-suit ol the ballot sections were secured bv pnr soils ail parts of the colony. 'Those
present W"i-e well satisfied with the conduct ot the ballot. Tjveuty improved l'ann tedious in Ohura. balloted for oil Novem ber IN. were also secured by persons from dillereiit parts of the colony.
A WONDERFUL ENGLISH JERSEY.
Dr. Herbert AYatney's English bred Jer sey cow. Sharab, that recently won first prize and gold medal in the butter te-ts at Tiing, made a good record that is worthy of special mention. She gave in 21- hours, 531b 1 loz of milk, which yielded 31bs dijoz of butter, and was 128 days in milk at time of test. She wua first prize of £2O in class for cows weighing over 900lbs, in which there were 3d entries. (Second prize went to a Shorthorn, 2'5 days in milk, that yield ed 2,' dbs 2oz. milk and made 211bs 15:}oz butter). Sharab was also awarded the gold medal offered by the English Jersey Cattle Society for the best Jersey in the batter test.
In the milking trials, for cows over DOOlbs, weight, she won third prize for milk yield alone, her yield of 531bs 14oz being exceeded by a " Lincoln Red " cow (75lbs) and by a Shorthorn (Gtlbs lOoz). The first prize cow in this class was only 69 days in milk and the second prize cow 21! in milk, which gave them a decided ad vantage over Sharab, the Jersey, who was 12'S days (over four months) in milk. Sharab's butter yield of :ilbs Oijoz is one of the greatest ever made in public test Her dam Sherbet 2nd, made lib lojoz from 281bs !liz milk, 153 days after calving ; and her grand him, Sherbet. 2lbs si[oz from 2!)lbs 12oz milk 110 days after calving ; and her great grand dam, Sherry, 21bs Kijoz from 411bs loz. of milk. All these cows were owned by Doctor Watney. Sharab was born Decem ber 1!>, 1 sired by Squib's Lad 0732 and desended on both sides from Speck, a member of Mr Philip Dancey's herd in 1868.
KIMKIRIROA ROAD BOARD.
The ordinary meeting of the Kirikiriroa Road Board was held iu the Waikato County Chambers, Hamilton East, yesterday. There were present: Messrs J. Cordon i chairman), J. Primrose, T. R. Sed don, M. C. Fairer and Patterson. CLOSING ROADS. Tho Surveyor-! ieneral notified that cer tain roads in Kirikiriroa, through the Lx perimeutal Farm, had been closed. TENDERS. Mr J-. W. Litllewood's tenders for road formation at Taupiri. from Corraan's hill to Taylor s gate, at 3s per cliain, and read claying on Tauhei Road, Is lud per cubic yard, were accepted. foreman's REI'UET. , The foreman's report dealt with the vari ous works which had been authorised, and stated that there was a bridge on the Eureka Avenue Road which should be closed to heavy traffic ; also that the por tion of this road from No. 10 gate to the hill required re-forming, and a finger-post erected at the corner : also necessary work in the Lagoon Road. The Chairman remarked that the Eureka Road was a most important one, as eventu ally it would be the principal road between Hamilton and Morrin.sville. EUREKA ROADS. On behalf of the Xew Zealand Land As sociation, the Chairman asked the Hoard to take over the roads formed through the Estate by the Association. Members had gone over these roads with him and had therefore a good idea of what they were. Mr Farrer moved that the roads be taken over, and the other members expressing approval of the roads, the motion was carried. TRAMWAY ROAD. The Chairman brought before the Board tho question of the Tramway Road. He thought they should puta new culvert at Mr Crosby s and make a deviation instead of going over the hill before getting out of the Woodlands boundary. The formation of this road has been on the books for some time. He pointed out that in the course of two or three months he would be calling for the formation of a considerable length of road, possibly about seven miles. Farrer and Primrose inspect the roads and see Mr Crosby re the deviation. PIGS ON ROAD. Mr Patterson brought under the notice of the Hoard the danger that was caused to horsemen and others through pigs boing allowed to root up the roads between Ngaruawahia and Taupiri. The foreman was instructed to deal with the matter. CLEARING HORSE. It was decided that if Mr Cochrane does not clear tho gorse off the the River road opposite his place the Hoard will do the work at his expense. TREES OVERSHADOWING ROAD. It was decided that Mrs Spain be re quested to cut down the trees overshadow ing the road opposite her property. FINANCE. The treasurer reported as follows Receipts ,£6ll 2s :id, expenditure £lll 12s od, balance £19!) its lod. Rates due £778 4s Sd, subsidy £125, assets £IOO2 lis sd, less accounts to pay £39 IJ S 2d, balance £9O- 19s id. ACCOUNTS. AV. Richardson £(>, J. Davis £1 13s id, Z. Owen £L 15s, R. Weiser £6 (ss, R. \ owless £6 2s lod, ,T. Franklin £l6, salary £7 10s, T. W. Maunder Ss, total £39 15s 2d.
TEN BOLD ASSERTIONS.
REGARDING CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC, CHOLERA AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY. 1. It affords quick relief in cases of colic, cholera morbus and pains in the stomach. 2. It never fails to affect a cure in the most severe cases of dysentery and diar rhoea. J. It is a sure cure for chronic diar rhoea. 4. It can always be depended upon in cases of cholera infantum. 5. It cures epidemical dysentery. 6. It prevents bilious colic. 7. It is prompt and effective in curing all bowel complaints. N. It never produces bad results. 'J. It is pleasant and safe to take. 10. It has saved the lives of more people than any other medicine in the world.
THE PERSECHTION OF ROUMAN IAN JENS
The (M'tieva correspondent of the 'hronicle .sends fl a f journal a pite'lis ae 'Olint ol the flight «..t the !>Oli:il"i:ii.i• i re!u go<'s who are at present airiving in Xwitzer tind. \ starving mother, tor instance, holding to her breast a naked bahy : and I his is nt in fauiin '-stricken India, Imt in civilised Europe. Meanwhile the "liouinan ian bulletin " has been colliding the opinions i f English public men on t lie. situa tion, from the Arehbi-nop of C iiiterlmry and Mr t 'haiuoerlain to Oeneral Hoo'h : and one and all express disapproval, as is only to be expected for sect I'urp seless cruelty to a race that makes such good citizens. It ap peals that M. Sturdza, the Roumanian Pre mier, who is responsible for the present persecution, is a strong Roumanian Nation alist, and therefore regards the collective spirit of the Jews as a. danger to his coun try. He complains that in fifty years the •Jews in li'ouiuania have increased from oO.UiH.) to 2.10,00 *. The answer to this is obvious, it the increase arises from iminigra tion the remedy is for h' .mnania to legis late against Jews as America does against pauper aliens: but if the increase is in nat ural-born Roumanian subjects, that State has no right to drive these poor creatures in a starving condition into neighbouring territory.
THE WA IK ATO TIMES, SATURDAY, DECEMBER G 1902-
The Empire Company, Wellington, Have an office in the Arcade, Who will tell you all about Empire Blue, And the city where it is made. 11 Business Notices- BOROUGH OF HAMILTON. APPLICATION'S will lie received until 5 [i.ni. on THURSDAY, 11th Decem ber, for an ASSISTANT SURFACEMAN. Wages 6s per day. W. I. CONRAD I, Town Clerk. PI AKG COUNTY. "VTOTICE is hereby given, that the 11 Thames - Wailcato Road between Allen's andlLarnev's properties, Piako, will be CLOSED from TUESDAY FIRST till SATURDAY, pending re-erection of bridge at Waiharakeke Stream. Through traffic must go by Kereone. . P. GILCHRIST, County Clerk. Te Aroha, sth December, 1002. MISS HAMERTON, Dressmaker, Hood street, Hamilton. Style and fit guaranteed. Charges very moderate. [A Card/ Ty£ R D. VINSON-DOSSETOR, Pupil of Signer Cecei, the first teacher of Madam Melba), And Associated with Madam Amy Sherwin, Professor Marshall Hall, of the Melbourne Couseivatorium, and other leading singers : also as Leading Tenor Soloist at various Australian Centres, ■ Is prepared to RECEIVE PUPILS during siiinmer months in Hamilton, Te Aroha and Cambridge for
81 NO ING AX D VOICE PRODUCTION ONLY. Tonus : Tluvi' guiuoiis per quartor in iwlvanv<*. Address : Caro of Mrs Quick, Aliiiii'lid", Hamilton. '-'illy a limited number of pupils re ceived. 110 i W BATHER GoODS AT Milne & Ciioyce, Ltd., AUCKLAND. WASHING BLOUSES, Special job line at 2s Ud, : { 3 (3d, 4s Gd ; Mercerised Sateen Blouses, lloral styles, 4s lid to 12s Gd ; White and Coloured Washing Silk Blcuses, beautifully trimmed, at 12s (id, 15s Gd, to 355. HOLLAND COSTUMES, with new Rus sian and Eton jackets, and smartly cut skirts, from 21s Dd the costume. UNDERSKIRTS, in washing prints, all trimmed, at 2s lid, 3s (id, 3s lid, to 10s Ud; Fancy Materials, from 5s lid to 255. WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, Special Value, trimmed lace or embroidery and tucks, 3s lid, 5s lid, Gs lid, to 27s 6d. NEW SUNSHADES—Handsome Cream Satin Sunshades, with wide moire stripe, 10s 9d; Striped and Floral Roman Satins, Gs lid, 8s lid, 10s 6d ; Plain and Fancy Parasols in every shade. CHILDREN'S WHITE SILK FROCKS, lace trimmed, to fit children from 6 to !) years, 9s lid to 21s. NEW FANCY'GOODS FOR PRESENTS —Good Fancy Soaps, 3 cakes in artis tic box, Is 3d, Is 6d, 2s 6d, 4s 6d; Photo Frames, in all shapes, Is, Is 3d, Is 9d, 2s Gd, to 10s fid ; Purses, at 9d, Is, Is 3d, Is 9d, to 20s ; Fancy Boxed Hand kerchiefs, Is 3d, Is Cd, Is 9d, Is lid, to 10s (3d the box; Real Maltese Lace Scarves and Collars, 10s 9d, I2s 6d, los Gd, to 455. NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN— Special selection of Gent's Neckties, at Is, Is 6d, 2s 6d, to 4s Gd. SERVICEABLE LINEN HANDKER CHIEFS-Plain hem, Is, Is 3d, Is 6d; hem-stitched, Is 6d to 3s (3d. SMART WASHING WAISTCOATS, in white, drab, and shepherd's plaids, at 5s lid, Gs lid, Us Gd, to 15s Gd. FRENCH STRAW PANAMA HATS, 6s lid. Latest lla's in every style. NEW TUNIC AND TENNIS SHIRTS, from 3s Gd to 7s Gd ; Gent's White and Coloured Sweaters, 3s 6d, 3s Ud to 10s Gd. Immense stock of Gent's Summer Underclothing.
TO WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS HOTELKEEPERS, and the General Public in the CITY OF AUCKLAND, and the SURROUNDING DISTRICT. IT having come under the notice of the undersigned Dunedin Brewers that BOTTLED ALE AND STOUT PUR PORTING TO BE DUNEDIN ALE AND STOUT is now beiDg sold throughout the Auckland District, bearing on the Labels the name of D. ARKELL, and a statement that the same i.s brewed expressly for 1) ArkeP, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Brewers that THEY DO NOT BREW FOR OR SUPPLY ALE OR STOUT TO the said D. Arkell. Dated at Dunedin, this 15th day of July i orw J •" JAMES SPEIGHT AND CO., LIMITED. McGAVIN AND CO. MAURICE JOEL WILLIAM STKACHAN AND CO. SALE—One First-Class Timber Waggon, with 3 inch tyres, also Double and Single Buggies.—John Ferguson, Cambridge.
/rausemeats. Hamilton* /CHORAL QOCIETY" AMILTON kJOCIETY FI i ST H)NCFRT SK A son I!K'2-3. volfxte iiali,, Hamilton. FR! i)A V. I Mm'. 12. Birch's Sparkling Operetta. 'IUTW Ml»!l ol fcIUTWOOI! Forest, I'r.*i>d liv a -Oiorl MISCK I, LAN!']!) US PROGRA MM E. Kri.li CiMKI'S \ Nil OnciIKSTKA. SPECIAL SOLOISTS. Admission. 2s and Is. i III'I.VH OK ENOLAX 1) BAZAAR. ODDFELLOWS' HALL. CAM IiRIDOE. | li>rn DECEMBER, 10u2. UAXCV WORK, Clothing, AttiTn.-n l Ti'a.. Xmas Troi', Fish IVii'l, Music. Concert Programme f<>r tin- rvning. Doors Op"ii !2 noon till 5 p.m.. 7.-10 p.m. 1 ill lo p.m. Admission (ill. ST. PETER'S WORKERS' GUILD. YH E SALE o F WO K K of the above Ouild will In- held OX 'I HURSDA Y, 11th DECEMBER. Religious Announcements. r piIINITY METM'M'IST CHURCH 1 HAMILTON. SUNDAY. DECEMBER 7. Preacher —Rev, S. J. (iibsnn. Morning subji'.-t: " Th" Marks of the Lord Jesus." Evenii g subject: "do Forward." Fukete 3 p.m.: Rev. S. J. 0 bso;:. List, Found- &c. L 0 S T. I" OS —Near Cambridge, red Cow near calvin,'. Fire brand 22 off rutnp ; also tar marks. Finder rewarded on returning same to R. FLAKE. Meetings. WAIKATO FARMERS'. CLUB. The Branches of the Club will meet as follows : - CAMBRIDGE—Monday, December 15th, at 7.3' i p.m. Business: To receive re port of the General Executive Meeting to discuss our political situation, and the proposed alteration to rules. TAMA HERE—Wednesday,December 10th, at 7.30 p.m. Ladies are invited to attend. WAlHOU—Monday, December 15th, at 7.30 p.m. PATERANGI— No meeting. WHATAWHATA—Fridaj, December 12th, at 7.30 p.m. NGARUAWAHIA Friday, December 12th, at 7.30 p.m. OHAUPO— Friday. December 12th, at 7.30 p.m. TE AWAMUTU —Friday. December 12th, at 7.30 p.m. TE KOWHIA Wednesday, December 10th, at 7.30 p.m. TAUWHARE—No meeting. E. YEALE, General Secretary. Wanteds Etc. WANTED, some kind person to adopt or take charge of nice healthy Baby Girl. Apply to Reta, Times Office. WANTED, the Public to Call on GAZE & CO. for SUPERIOR PHOTO GRAPHS and ENLARGEMENTS. Studio —Howden's Buildings, Hamilton. WANTED —The travelling public to re member that Tea, Coffee, Pies, Pastry, Cakes, etc., are obtainable all day long at my Refreshment Rooms. Auck land, Local, and Illustrated papers.—J. T. Horne, Confectioner etc., Hamilton. "V^T" ANTED—Those requiring Yiolins, T » Strings, and all Accessories appert aining thereto, to call on or send to 11. H. Howden, watchmaker and jeweller, Hamil ton, who has a large supply in stock. WANTED KNOWN, Mrs Bridges has opened up in Victoria Street, Hamilton, with a supply of Smoked Fish. Fresh fish three times a week. Also, Summer Drinks, Lollies, Sweetmeats etc., to arrive shortly. WANTED KNOWN.—V. Plescher de sires to draw attention to his large stock of Footwear. A splendid lot of Ladies' and Gentlemen's American Kid boots (lace and button), Walking and Evening Shoes, Girl's Lace and Button Boots (tan and black), Good Strong School Boots, Farmers' Boots, Bluchers, Canvas Shoes, Leather and Carpet Slippers (good and cheap). Repairs neat and prompt. First-class boots made to order. V. PLESCHER, CO-OPERATIVE BOOT SHOP, CAMBRIDGE. W OODCARVING—ReIief, Chip, Floral Chip, etc. Terms, 12s Cd per quarter, Is Gd per hour. Articles designed.—Miss E. Ayling, 13, Victoria Arcade, Auckland. FOE CRICKETING, GOLF: Snd TENNIS GOODS give E. J. WLKINSON a call. All this season's goods. Government Notices -5 TENDERS. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. RUAKURA EXPERIMENTAL STATION DRAINAGE CONTRACT, SECTION 6. TENDERS will be received up to SAT URDAY, Gtk DECEMBER, 1902 for the EXCAVATION OF NINTY-FIVE CHAINS more or less of OPEN DRAIN. I lans etc, may be seen at Homestead. M. MULCAHEY, Manager. Business Notices. COYLE AND JOLLY, HAMILTON, w 110 LES AL E AND RET AIL DEALERS IN Sawn and Dressed Timber, MOULDINGS DOORS SASHES JOINERY, Ac. Also, stock Posts and Wire Builders' Ironmongery White Lead and Oil, etc. ' Jobbing Work Done. Plans and Specifications Prepared and Estimates Given. Agents for United Fire Insurance Co.
Business Notices. TO THE MEMBERS OF THE WAIKATO AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. ow Site LIVINGSTONE PARK Ollered I>y Mr Fendall P. Cuerie and mentioned in your Ballot Papers is within THREE-QUARTERS OF A MILE FIUNKTON JUNCTION. N OTICE. PUBLIC HALL, RAO LAN. BOW AN begs fo notifiy th ' public of Raglan and surrounding districts that he will shortly open in the above Hal], ORE VT CLEARING SALE AN.) AUCTION SALE, £SOO General Drapery, Suit of Clothes, Dress Pieces, Boots and Shoes, Saddlery, Jewellery, Watches, Fancy Goods, etc. FOR SHORT PERIOD ONLY. Opening date and Auction Sale will be duly advertised. TURNIP SEED. PYRAMID STEAMED BONE MEAL— Ammonia 5'44, Phosphates 5287, £6 10s per ton Blood and Bone, suitable for drilling, <£t> 12s 6d per ton Kangaroo Guano, <£4 15s. Grass Mixture, «£6 15s. Phosphates, 10 per cent., £5 10s. Corn and Maize Mixture, nitro potash, ■£lJ 15s. Turnip Manure, Swedes or Root, £6 15s Kainit, Imperial Belgium Soluble, does not set hard and can be drilled, <£l 7s 6d. The above are plus freight from Auckland. Turnip Seeds, &c., of Finest Quality. F. J. SANDERS, Agent for W. S Laurie & Co., Auckland. IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS. KAHIKATEA, Mountain Rimu and Kauri at Lowest Rates. Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, &c, of thoroughly Seasoned Timber at less than Auckland Prices, owing to saving in railage. F. J. SANDERS, Agent for J. McAndrew & Co., Paeroa. TO FARMERS. McCORMICK HAY RAKES, Mowers, and Reapers aDd Binders are with out a rival; strongly made and of light draught. Send for Catalogue to F. J. SANDERS, Sole Agent for Province of Auckland. FURNITURE. 1? made of Seasoned Timber, and at reasonable rates. Try, SANDERS, Q.C.E. CHARCOAL IRONS. HAVE you seen the Dalli Charcoal Iron H If not, call and inspect the most up-to-date Iron in the market. SANDERS, Q.C.E. ARRAS CREAM SEPERATORS. from a factory, inspection invited. SANDERS, QC.E. BISCUITS. ± WWAWOV puuuiauiD, either local or imported, and the greatest variety, send to SANDERS, Q.C.E. CHRISTMAS. WAIKATO BACON CO.'S HAMS. New Dried Fruits, Syrups, Jellies, and of finest quality. SANDERS, Q.C.E. GENERAL GROCERIES. FOR the Greatest Variety, Highest Quality, and Be3t All-Round Value, try SANDERS, Q.C.E. bottles, and bulk. SANDERS, Q.C.E. CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE Q..C.JU, CAMBRIDGE. vj SON in any quantity at WILKIN SON'S, Cambridge—Toys, Dolls, Albums, Purses, Photo Frames, Writing Cases. Fancy Goods, etc. -C E. J. WILKIN SON'S, Cambridge. WOOLS Double and Single, Berlin, Reduced to 5d per skein for cash. At WILKINSON'S, Cambridge.
W. J. Hunter. OHAl'l'O CATTLE SALE. TUESDAY. DECEMBER ;i. Hid undersigned will sell at the < >h<uipe ards (in I n sday. I lecember 'Jt-li: \ \ WELL-HRED TIIREE-YEAR-OLD ' STEERS. COWS AND CALVES \M> TW't )-YEAR-< i|,D STEERS, and liEll' ERS fromWaitetuna 30 15-month-old Heifers. \V. i; instead Purebred Jersey 1 Still. four years old, sure calf-better. verv<|uiet. and no fence breaker, pedigree at Sale Is Good Dairy Cows and Heifers, no vly calved and in full milk. A. F. Chamberlain, Te Rau-a-.Moa S Well-bred -i-year-old Steers, 4 Prime Reef, l'irongia 11- Choice Calves and Yearlings, ,T. Morrish 30 Yearlings, mixed sexes, L. Larsen H Cows, J. Houston and J. Clark 20 Choice 15 to IS-nionth-old Steers, W. Willoughby -1 A earling Steers, D. liokowsky ]S Choice Yearlings, A. I!. Vickers 1- Choice Yearlings. Tozar 13 ell-bred Calves, 2 prime beef, J. Tozer 12 Choice A earling?, D. Finlaysun 20 15 to IN-month-old-steers Half-ton Oaten Chaff At 12.:!0 o'clock. Entries Solicited. W. J. HUNTER. HAMILTON STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11. The undersigned will sell at the Hamilton A ards on Thursday, December, 11: On account of Mr C. Hutchinson, who has sold his farm : /JA FIRST-CLASS DAIRY COWS, T\J all newly calved, and a choice lot Pedigree Ayrshire Bull Ayrshire Cow, took two first prizes AVaikato show 20 Young Calves 5 Milk Cans, 2">gals 12 Fat Bullocks, J. G. I'enniket 6 Prime Beef, R. Noble 8 <|>uiet Two-year-old Heifers, A. Bell 10 Three-year-old Fresh Heifers, T Waugh 13 Well-bred Strong Calves, W. J. Richardson 11 Fat Cows, Shakespeir 20 Fat Cows, Furze, Graham, Tama here, Ohaupo 30 Fat Sheep, J. \\ Melville 1 Roan Bull, Wm. Graham 20 Prime Fat Bullocks, from H. Wind sir, 11. S. Hawkins, R. Seddon and J. ■tO Fat Sheep. 2C Fat Lambs, A. Casey 1('0 Store Pigs, Donaldson, Daveney, Z. Owen, Thomas, Gurnel), and J. Douglas 6 IS-month-old Steers, J. Wathen 40 Yearlings, mixed sexes, 10 prime beef, W. Cbitty. 15 Choice Yearlings, 2 Roan Bulls, F. J. T. Currie Entries Solicited. W. J. lIUNTER. HAMILTON BOROUGH YARD* I . SPECIAL HORSE SAUK. ■ Thf l undersigned wi ! l hold his Annua' TTn r «p Sa'e at, the Hamilt n H■■ uirh Yards on Thursday, December 18, of about UN* BROKEN CoLTS AND /CO \t FILLIK-;, HEAVY AND MEDTUM DRAUC.HT MARES AND GELDINGS. UPSTANDING HARNESS HORSES AND HACKS Entries to date from 11. A. Bell, G. Rob son, Hogan, E. I'otts. Zellman, Bridgman, W. E. Jones. McDonald, Graham, Grigsby, H. A\eal. A\ illoughby, Davidson, Newell, Chitly, Windsor, Cutnpstone, Hannon, Houston, Gibbons, Arnold, 'l'eddy, Shaw, Turnwald, Rauch, Patterson, Morgan, Cow ling, Ormsby, Johnstone, Finch, Bruce, Starkey, Bell, Douglas, Stewart, Horne, Holmes, Corbett, Crouch, Hicks, Seddon, Prendagast, Shaw, Death Bros, Noble, Dawson, Cassidy, Smith and Hambling, Walsh, Holland, Fry, McLarnon, Hill Dun stan, I)odd, Bruce, Hinton, Jackson. Bar ford, Washer, Corboy, Hansen, Galvan, Bel), Littlewood, White, Friar and Davies, Prince, Foster, Darragh, Dooley, Luxton, Hall, Kae, Jones, Bukowsky, Teasdale, Holtby, Calder, Snook, Marwood Pair of Well-matched Baggy Ponies, 13 hands high, J. Houston. Upstanding Biy Gelding, syrs good hack, carries lady ; from Tau ranga Well-bred mare and foal, C. Jar rett Upstanding Chestnut Horse, from Wanganui, sound, grand hack and jumper Handsome Unbroken Child's Tony, by Bonnie Tom—Shetland mare Heavy Spring-cart Mare, took first prize AVaikato Show, 1902, and a splendid worker in any Harness Double-seated Buggy (Gee and Pot ter), Pole and Harness, W. Lyndsay Pair of Well-matched Black Bu<™v Horses 1 Bay Cob, good hack, E. Tickelpenny W. J. HUNT E It. SHEEP FAIR. February, 190'?. THE undersigned willholdhis First Sheep Fair at Ohaupo Yards, as above. Entries solicited W. J. II UXTER. NG.ARUAWAHIA STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12. OA TW,O AND THREE-YEAR-OLD O' f STEERS, E. Hall, F. G. Jackson, H. S. Elgood 10 Four-year-old Bullocks, in forward condition, A. Nicol 15 Well-bred Calves, F. Littlewood 20 Mixed Cattle, H. J. Saulbrey 60 One and l|-year-old Cattle, R. Holmes. 2 Polled Angus Bulls, two and three years old. G. Mathias 10 Good Steer Calves, G-. Little The Shop in Township known as ' Lamb's Butcher Shop.' Sale at 11 o'clock punctually Entries Solicited. W. J. II U N T E R. WHY COUGH? WHY COUGH? WHY COUGH? There is absolutely no remedy fo speedy and effectual. One Lozenge ! alone gives relief. Simple, but sure in j action, they Cin be taken by the inos ! delicate. KEATING'S LOZENGES KEATING'S LOZENGES KEATING'S LOZBNGFjS KEATING'S LOZENGE 6 If you cannot sleep for coughing, o ;* Krating's Lozhnge will set you riirht. They at once check the cough d remove the cause An enormous all over the world during the pa«v years proves their great value. GIVE INSTANT RELIEF. GIVE INSTANT BELIEF. GIVE INSTANT BELIEF. Kkating's Cotj< h Lozenges, the unrAa' c.l remedy for COUGHS, HOARSENESS and THROAT TROUBLES, are sold everywhere m tina by all chemists.
McNicol & Co. PLDId KEF, POLLED AXGUS BULLS FOR I'RI VAT 10 SALE. ~ PFKK.BKED POLLED Axurs O lit LLS. the property of Mr Alex ander Ait ken. and bred upon the l\'er<?iine Kit-ate as : Fighting Ma-. S \ L >], X / ]| |j . e.'luur. Mark •. bir:h, 2'> th S«'pt»m hcr, I'.><)l : 1 u'fi': 1-t. Kci-eont! Fs t:i'r. I'i.k.. ; 'Mit l>v Merctlrv. XZll!i2l-0: 1-1, Surprise. X'/H'ii I-. by I'.uii'Hi;. \ XIIB 11".i : 2nd \ i-'a. ,\Z!Iil, by Solomon I. '.imp) X/.ilU ; 1, Victoria. XZHB 7::, by Blackleg. XZHB OS : Rh (; ip s .y, NZHB 59, by Robin Hood. NZKIi Dpi ■ sth, Lizzie, XZHB si), by Druid. NZHB (17; Oth Minerva (imp) NZHB 158. bred by Mr McCombie. First and special merit Waikato show, October. 1902, second Auckland . show, Xovember 1902. Tara, TOO 6 XZHB : colour, black ; birth. 22nd October, breeder, X'.Z. and A. Land Association, < tatnaru ; got by Baron Arradoul. 895:; ; ]st, Tempest 1:59, by Proud Irish man. 9551: 2nd, Thalia, 111, by Solomoun 11. XZHB 21 : 3rd, Tillyfour Maid, 81. by Robin Hood (imp), 910: 4 th, Tilly four Lass, 100, bred by Mr McCombie. First "Waikato and Auckland Shows, 19uo. Bobs, S.N. 22, XZHB: colour, black : birth, 28th October 1901 : breeder, Kereone Station, Piako : got by Mercury, XZHB 2k>; Ist, Kiri, XZIIB 5]3, by Famous, XZHB 129 : 2, Sunshade, XZHB 511, by Jamie of Killara (imp.), 147 ; 3rd, Vista, XZHB, by Solomon I. (imp.) 2:H9 : 4th. Vic toria, 73, by Blackleg (imp), 68 : sth (tipsy, 59, by Robin Hood (imp.), 946; 6th, Lizzie, 50, by Druid (imp.), 67 ; 7th, Minerva (imp.), bied by Mr McCombie. Never been shown Sir Redvers, S.X*. 18, XZHB : colour, ■ black ; birth, 31st Octo ber, 1900 ; breeder, Kereone Es tate. Piako; got by Mercury, NZHB 246 ; Ist Vista, NZHB, by So'omon I. (imp,), 231-9 ; 2nd, Vic toria 73 ; by Blackleg, imp., 6S ; 3 t d, Gipsy, 59, by Robin Hood, imp., 940 ; 4th, Lizzie.. 50. by Draid, imp., 67; sth, Minerva, imp., 158, bred by Mr McCombie. Never been shown Fortunatus ; colour, black ; birth, 4th November, 1901 ; breeder, Kereone Station, Piako; got«by Mercury NZHB 246; Ist Vista, NZHB, by Solomon I. (imp), 2349 ; 2nd Victoria, 73, by Blackleg (imp) 68 ; 3rd Gipsy, 59, by Robin Hood (imp) 946 ; 4th, Lizzie, 50, by Druid (imp), 67: sth, Minerva (imp.) 158, bred by Mr McCombie. First Auckland Show, November, 1902 For further particulars apply to TE KUITI STOCK SALE. Wednesday, December 10. We will hold our Second Sale at Te Kui.'i on abcv<-> date 1 Kf) WELL-BKED 1-S-Month & TWO- IfJv" VEAR STEERS 200 Calves and Yearlings 20 Springing Heifers 350 Head Mixed Cattle, from neigh bouring districts 50 Head Mixed Cattle 10 Good Hacks and Harness Horses Spring Trap Hooded Buggy 100 Store Tig-, 20 Beef Cattle, 20 Heifers, springers, 30 Grown Steers, X. I. Hunt, Puketiti 1 Grey Gelding Waggon Light Dray 3 Draught Horses 3 Ciood Hacks Good Hack, six years old, by Master Agues, brukeu to harness Sale at 12 noon. Entries Solicited. McSICO L & Co. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. CAMBRIDGE STOCK SALE. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20. FAT, STORE, AND DAIRY CATTLE McNICOL <fe CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. SALE OF ROTO-O-RANGI HERD OP SHOLTHOKN CATTLE AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, January 28, 1903. IOA COWS AND HEIFERS, now 10/ with the bull 35 Yearling Heifers 75 Calves Catalogue and particulars on auplication Origin of Herd : The cows were origi nally imported from Melbourue, purchased from some of the best breeders there, in cluding the Circular Head Co. of Tasmania, one of the first, if not the hrst company, to import and breed pure Shorthorns in Australasia ; kept pure since by bulls bred by J. Horwood, Birdwater Park herd; E. Menlove, Esq ; Oamaru : A. A. Fantham, Esq., Hawera; late John Grigg, Longbeach, Canterbury ; Archdeacon Williams, Te Aute, Hawke's Bay ; W. Nixon, Esq., Can terbury ; R. 0. D. McLean, Esq., Marceka kaho, Hawke's Bay ; McHirdy Bros.. Pal merston North; and N.Z. Land Associa tion. McNICOL & CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, February 4, 1903. Ewes, lambs, wethars, and RAMS Entries solicited. McNICOL & CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. P0 K pRIV AT r L E FARMS in all parts of the district AGENTS FOR: Little's Sheep Dip, Fluid and Powder The High] nd Sheep Dip P. and D. Duncan's Implements E.L.T. Noxious Weed Destroyer, a con deused Htiid prepared for the de struction of blackberry, gorse, briar, etc. When properly applied this preparation is entirely reliable. One gallon of fluid to -40 gallons of water. Supplied in one, two, and five-gallon drums : one gallon 6s 6d, two gallons 5s 6d, fivo gallons ss. Spray pumps especially constructed for the pur pose, prices .£4 10s. If bushes are small the fluid can be applied with ordinary water-can. Further par ticulars and testimonials on applica tion. MoNIGOL & C0 5
McNicol & Co. OH A UPO LIVE STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16. j?AT STOKE A- DAIRY CATTLE. Entries solicited. McNICOL & CO. 0. F. McCuixaoh, Auctioneer, HAMILTON STOCK SALE. .'•!< lX DVV, I >c« nner 22. IN consequence of the rsuil date falling on Christmas Da} - , we will hold our next Hamilton S vie as abova, on Monday December 2:.'. Entries Solicited. McXICO L k CO. (J. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. Davis & Co 1 SPECULATORS LAKGE OR SMALL GOOD INVESTMENTS of Substantial and Increasing Valua- : and to those wishing to secure COMFORTABLE HOMES SXUG FARMS . 'S OR GOOD PASTORAL PROPER-1 TIES We would call your attention to the facfc" that we can ; offer the best and most com plete List of Properties of all kinds in Waikato and surrounding Districts, and prepared to FINANCIALLY, ASSIST BUYERS, We cannot here advertise our large list of properties in detail, but we are always ready to give, or post full particulars to intending buyers, also to conduct them over the different properties we have for| Sale, free of charge. Wo have properties I from 50 acre to 5009 acres blocks in prica g from 17s Gd per acre to .£lO per acre witKJ good roads, near Post Office, school,! Creameries and Railway, and on EaatS Terms. IF YOU Desire to Sell | We shall be glad to receive full particulait|| of your property which we advertise iftfj different parts of New Zealand andl Australia, which costs you nothing, as 1 advertising is the keystone to our succesajf and our terms are, NC SALE, NO CHARGE. We have numerious inquiries from all partsjj of New Zeal nd and Australia, our cott- j nection being very extensive. lately sold several properties is a proof pfji our ability to do business. Why Pay Rentjj We have several Good Town Propertiwg with 4 to 9 roomed houses, with | acre toS 10 acre good land in or Hamilton East ana- 1 West. Easy terms. For further partial culars «pply to jja DAYIS & C(i AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS^] LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, M HAMILTON. Auction sales conducted in all parts oi the country. Advances made on all goodi placed with us for Sale. WAIKATO AGENTS and SHOW ROOMS for the f§ WONDERFUL WERTHEIM SEWING MACHINE>§I Three machines in one. On Time ment, 2s 6d per week. Also, PIANOS k ORGANS || English and German, and on "jj| easy terms. From 2s Gd per week. Se# our quality and price before you pur-;? chase. WAIKATO AGENTS Northern Fire Insurant) Company: Capital <£5,689,000. WAIKATO AGENTS Imperial (gold medal) Calf best in the market. Once used always* used. Auction sales at our New Mart and:; Yards, Hamilton, EVERY SATURDAY ad 2 p.m., of POULTRY, PIGS. PRODUCE I FURNITURE, etc. Anything you have for sale TAKE IT TO |1 DAVIS & COl and have it turned into cash. -;£:1 AT GOVERNMENT STUD AND EXPERIMENTAL STATION, | RUAKURA, HAMILTON. ' I THE Undermentioned Sires will be at Service of Breeders : THE THOROUGHBRED STAIAIQft SINGLESTICK 11. (1898). Hazlehatch 8010 5 Hermit—Hazledean Newminster Bruar=Tuba B'air Athol Fee for Approved Mares, suitable for g ting Remountß,TWO GUINEAB, and Thoroughbreds, FOUR GUINEAS. Groom ge 2- 6d Paddocking 2s 6d per week, Pay ble on demand. IMPORTED BHORTHORN BULL RED LORD XXVII. | Calved 3rd Jan., 1900. Any Person FOUND TRESPASSES with dog or gan on any cf the Realifl ttion Board's properties in the W kato will bef prospen ed. JOHN McOAW, ,:>,M Estates Supermtecdent, |
WT/1902/WT_19021206/MM_01/0004.xml | 4,426 | VERMONT WOOLS.
W i iting on tho London wool sales, under date October <Jth, the Sydney Morning Heralds correspondent says:—What then can be said as to the outcome and final results of the sale of \ ennont wools at the recent London auctions? hirst and fore most, the good prices paid show dis tinctly that a bit of good, shatty combing wool still sells, no matter by what name it is known. Buyers to day look at the wool itself, and if the staple is line in quality, sound in growth, good length, sliaftv, will comb, then that is all that buyers want to see. Again, 1 say the price paid by users is the best guarantee of whether wools are suitable or otherwise to the trade, ff \ ennont wools are selling at halt the price of other merino clips, then there would be solid ground for complaint, jbut so long as prions are good and satisfactory, no complaint can be offered on Ihe ground of these wools being unfit for
manufacturing purpsoes. l, ,j t t!i! v be well maintained, and then breeders can go forward in point of density as much ay ever they like.
RURAL ENGLAND.
A correspondent of the London Daily News declares that "rural Eng land is in danger of being cut up in to rectangular slices of "twenty-five feet frontage and an average depth of one hundred and twenty feet." Al most daily throughout the summer a marquee is set up on some estate more or less contiguous to a seaside or other town, and here the plots are knocked down singly or in bunches to those who have partaken of the ven dor's hospitality, The ease with which agricultural values can be converted into speculative building values is astonishing. Two years ago, while walking from Brighton to Newhaven, I passed through a place called Tols combe Cliff. Here some almost waste land had been sketched out into a town site, and the turf cut off, re vealing strips of chalk that signified roads. The nearest station and al most the nearest house were three miles away, and yet the plots had been sold a few weeks previously at from sixty to one hundred ponnds a piece. This means between eight and twelve thousand an acre, instead of agricultural value of not more than fifty."
A ROYAL QUARREL.
The painful quarrel between the King of the Belgians and his daughter, the unhappy Princess Steph anie, at the funeral of the Queen, ap pears to have attracted a good deal of attention on the Continent, and to have been very freely discussed by the London Press. The King, it will be remembered, positively refused to allow the Princess to attend her mother's funeral, or even to remain in the deatli chamber. When he learnt that his daughter was praying at the bier of the Queen he sent a messenger to her to say that he would not receive her, which was tantamount, of course, to ordering her to leave the place. It was reported in the .Brussels news papers that there had been an angry scene between the King and the Prin cess, but this was probably incorrect, and the lady, who is now Countess Lonyay, when interviewed by a Press representative, assured him that she had not seen her father. When she heard of the Queen's death, she ex plained, she was at Cromer, and like a loving daughter and a patriot she hurried to Spa, in order to render the last honours to her mother. But shortly after her arrival she re ceived an intimation from the King that herpresence was not required and with more dignity than had been dis played by her Boyal parent, she packed up her belongings and crossed to Eng land. The Chronicle commented upon the incident with the utmost frankness
"The Princess," it said, " was prac tically driven from the' side of her dead mother by the father, who would not set eyes upon her. Had the Princess sought illicit consolation for a life half wasted, the King of the Belgians might plead some reason though, he would still be without ex cuse—for turning his back upon her. But the" truth is that the Princess Stephanie, having made a political marriage with the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, turned after the disgraceful death of her hus band, to an honourable union with the man of her choice. The King of the Belgians, it seems, will condone any thing but what he considers a mesal liance, and the Countess Lonyay has tearfully to leave the side of her dead mother, where her moral right in finitely trannends that of the hus band." The King has certainly gained nothing in popularity from the incident, and his own subjects are re ported to be very indignant at his I heartless treatment of his daughter.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 0, 1902.
Printed andpubl i s hed by Egbert John i-AuLL and Geobge William Vkn officfl 8 ViV-f , r registered printing, SATUEDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1902,
Weak Nerves Are you ever nervous? I)o you ]i o awako nights, sulfur from despondency, and often feel discouraged? It's a terri ble life to I,'ad. Don't sutler in this way any more. Get s-troug and well. Iks i-,; Follow the advice of Mrs. Thomas I'ritchard. Of Adelaide, South Australia. Bhe sends us her pnotograph and says: "I had a terriMo illness which left mv nerves all unstrung. I had severe headaches, indigestion, sleeplessness, and my nerves *ere just as weak as they could he. I then tried Ayer's Sarsaparilla and I began to im provei at once. My appetite returned, my a gestton improved, and my nerves became •trong and steady." AYER'S Sarsaparilla There are many imitation " Sarsaparillas." Be sure you got Ayer's. Use Ayer's Pills with the Sarsaparilla. lheso are purely vegetable pills. They cure constipation, biliousness, sick headache. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aycr & Co., Lowell, Mass.. U.S.A. EVANS' on DERFUL T) BMEDIES TUSBICDRA. For Coug'hs and Colds. WITCH'S OIL. For Rheu matics, Chilblaines etc. MOUNTAIN KING ASTHMA POWDER.—For Asthma and Bronchits. These preparatioßs, which have pained a wido-preau reputation throughout the Col ony are obtainable in the Waikato district from the fallowing ;—H. J. Clifford, Morin»s ville ; Thou. Wells, Cambridge ; W. Escntt, Cambridge: F. J, Satidt rs, Cambridge ; Cbas Boyce, Cambridge ; Parr Bros., Hamilton , E.J. Davey. Hamilton : W. Dej, Hamil on ; J, 8. Edwards, Ohaupo ; Q. M. A. Ahier, Te Awamutu ; F. A.Cbapman, Kihi kihi ; Green and Colebrook, Te Kuiti find Otorohanga ; Dooley and Paterson, Ngarui wabia ; ii. F. Sandes, Hamilton ; A. E Manning, Hamilton ; R. J. Roberts, Cam bridge. Ptice, 2/6. rPHL GOVERNMENT INSURANCE X DEPARTMENT is prepared to grant Employers of Labour Covers against Risks connected with tbeir trade or business—under the Workers' Compensation Act, the Em ployers' Liability Acts, as well as under Common Law. Owners of property and Mortgagees also protected under special tables. Personal Ao ident Insurance effected in all branches. For particulars as to rates, etc., apply te he 'ocal Office of the Department J. H. RICHARDSON, Commissioner I Olßywhlre I/G k 2/6. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE Value of Estates in the Okfice : GVEIi THE EE MILLIONS STERLING. Capital & Interest guaranteed by the State. Further large reductions now mado in cofts administra tioti. The Public Trust Cffice seeks to be merely elf-supporting. Estatis under Wills or Intestacies wher converted into cash and held for are credited with interest at highest rate, cap italised yearly, und free of all (flice charges. Thf, Public Trust--k can be appointed Kxecutor of the Will or Codicil of any person. Advico as to the making of Wills is given free of charge. The Public Trustee can be appointed I'rui-tee in placr of previoti-ly appointed Trustees or in place of persons who wish to be relieved of their Trusteeship. The Public Trustee can be appointed Trustee for Marriage Settlements, Money Trusts, kinking Fund, and other Trusts The Public I rcstek undertakes the many agementof Property as Attorney or Age. The Public Trustee administers Intestates Estates, Lunatics' Estates, and Unclaim ed Lands. The Public Trustee has Trust Funrs for investment on Mortgage of First-class freehold Securities at lowest current rate of interest. L'heral term for repayment FOR FULL PARTICULARS API'LY TO TPE PUBLIC TRUmTKE, Wellington, Or pi"/ of (he A gent a of the Public Trustee oj the Colony. WADE'S WOPM FlGS—the Wondeful Worm Woriera—are a safe and sure remedy, in Is boxes. Sold everywhere,
Mother says it must be Impire Koyal Blue, Arid if you do not stock'it, No other brand will do.* I ALMADALE, HAMILTON. Private Boarding Estab lishment. MRS F. A. QUICK. Evory Comfort and Convenience for Tourists. HOT AND COLD 13ATH8. TO MEN Write for free copy of valuable book about yourselves, your health, you happiness, your tuturo It contains a full exjcsition of the huiLnn system and the remedies adopted. No need to consult doctors. Ported free in sealed envelope. Every nrnn should read it. Ad- Tress—O. Speofio, 539 Elizabeth-Street North Molbourna,
TUCK lift's Sunshine Fruit Syrups. Two flavours—Raspberry and Lemon. A 6d packet will make two gallons refresh ing summer driuk. Use with water or seltzogene. Sunshine Jelly Crystals. Td packets. A great success. Fifteen flavours. Cannot be beaten. One packet one pint finest jelly. Ask the flavour yon preler. Sunshine Pudding' Powder. (id boxes. Four ditterent flavours, two flavours in each 6>l box. Each (SJ. box, with '"ilk, ''tc-., two quarts delicious pud ding. Sunshine Custard Powder. I'our flavours, assorted, in each 6d box. Kach flavour makes one pint. Family Baking" Powder. <>llo more kind lady wanted as a cus t"i"er . (ic! ilie lies', tin ! the second will soon come along. We do not ask you tu "■ 'no tin t ' LIP 1 t lie scones. You get h"'.full v,eight, exclusive of the tin 1 eat I! y knows the Grocer, and the Grocer knows the 15.,y by this time ! !! Ot ali Grocers. Manufacturer : W. I'. Tucker, COMMERCE STREET, AUCKLAND. QAMFBELL AND JJHRENFRIED OOMPANY, j^IMITED, Capital £300,000 43, QUEEN STREET WHARF, ALBERT BREWERY v^CJEEN-STREET AND DOMAIN BKEWERY, NEWMARKET DIBJtOTOBS J. Logan Campbeil, Ebq. (Chairman), Arthct M. Mteb? (M»na(rinp Director), and Leo M. Mybus. Secbjtabv : Aljbed S. Barkabt. Gable Addreßs: " Beehlre," Anobland. AGENTS FOR- R. PORTER ft CO., " Bulldos; " ALE STOUT. London S M. B. FOSTER ft SONS (Ltd. " Roth ALE M,i STOUT, London J, SCHWEPPE ft CO., MJNERAI WATERS, Svdney »nd London D. H. BURKE, SCHNAPPS. Hambnrt W. ft G. GILBEY, SCHNAFPS, London J. W BURMESTER, PORT, Oporto ADET SEWARD ft CO., V.D, CLARET JAS. BUCHANAN & CO., SCOTCH WHISKY. London JAMES WATSON & CO., SCOTCH WHISKY, Dundee PEASE, SON ft CO., 8.0.5. WHISKY Darlinpfcn HIRAM WALKER ft SONS (Ltd. "C*nftd:nn Club " WHISKY, Ontario DUNVILLE & SONS (Ltd.), V.R. IRISH WHISKY, Bo!fast SIR JOHN POWER ft SONS, IRISH WHISKY. D-jblm ROUYFR GUILLET ft CO., BRANDY C'-fr.no ADELAIDE WINE CO., "Tnnnnda, Adelaide MOET ft CHANDON, CHAMPAGNE Rwtrt o KRUG & CO., CHAMPAGNE, Reims RUIN ART ft. CO., CHAMPAGNE, Reimf E. IRROY, CHAMPAGNE. R P .>.* A. COLLIN, CHAMPAGNE. Chaicae Eto., ETC. Fro A very Lurss Awortcnent of the best beandh of WINES & SPIRITS, Ir-elodinß AUSRALIAN WINES. aiwayK on hand. CIGARS.—Man? w<;ll known bbands Seleotion. ALBERT ft DOMAIN BREWERIES— PEIZE MEDALS AND AWAEDS : Sydney Exhibiton, 1879, Melbourne Ex hil ition, 1880 ; Wellington Exhibiton, 1885 Auckland Exhibition, 1877, IS7S, 1879, 1880 Colonial and Indian Exhibition, 1556; Dun edin Exhibition, 3890. TABMANIAN EXHIBITION, 1891-2 "I Ale (bulk), Special First Award Gold Medal; Ale (bottjf-d), First Award : Stont (bulk). Special First Award Geld Medal: Stout (bottled), Special First Award and Gold Medal. Also, CHAMPIONSHIP against all Foreign ard Colonial Brrr Exhibited • and MELBOURNE CENTENNIAL PXHIBI TION, 1888 : First Prize fe-.ri Gold Medal.
THE CAMPBELL & EHRENFKIE]) COIJPANY fl.-Tr.V 7/fi/7 FOS BEST VALUE AND Lowest Prices GROCERIES SEND TO Effacferson & West, HAMILTON. Wo are cash buyers of Butter, Egg*, Horsehair, Fungus, etc., etc. 28/6 WAVERLEY HOTEL AUCKLAND. Maurice o'connor, propriuk r desires to intiir.aie that he has taken over the business of this Popular Hotel, and would repri ctlully request a continuance of the liberal tupp rt hitherto awarded his pre decessor. VISITORS TO AUCKLAND will find that no effort will be spsred to afford them every comfort, whilst tha TARIFF will be, as previously, MOST MODERATE. The Hotel is within one minute's walk Ruiway Station and Whnrf, nnd couimaud munificent view of the Harbour, Tii the friends of the Proprietor in different pirt;- of t.,e colony, a Cead Milie Fatlthe wil v&r he extended, and a pleasant sciouro snired. WINES, SPIRITS, ALES. ETC. Of the BEST BRANDS ONLY MAURICE O'CONNOR, d 310 9/12 EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR VISITORS. P.O. Box 350 Telephone 468. Prince Arthur Hotel, WELLESLEY STREET, AUCKLAND. Wines.and Spirits of the Best Braids Only st-olass Billiard Room. Night Porter, W, M COOKeTProprietor, Late U. 3.5. 00. 28/2 CHANGE OF WATER often brings on diarrhoea. For this reason many ex perienced travellers carry a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with them to be used in case of an emergency. This preparation has no equal as a cure for bowel complaints. It cannot be obtained while on board the cars or steamship, and that is where it is most likely to be needed. Buy a bottle before leaving home. W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton ; THOMAS WELLS, Vgent Cambridge; GEO. M, A. AHIEK, Agent, Te Awamutu sell it,
quality, not cheapness, 18 SOMETHING TO BE CONSIDERED WHEN PURCHASING GRAIN & FERTILIZER DRILL THE "FARMERS' FAVORITE." T)EMEMBER: About 120,0ut) farmers Imve bought "Farmers' Favorite" some farmer who has been using drills' 3 h being offered, write to the di flarent Mr Joseph Bariiffh, President of the Waikato Farmers' Club, U "*WHVf"weT'rf, i F " vorlte V » ft » " ».«d other mat,.. not car, to telU,/:, if bsi "« interested < •" "ifr 1 " ,ou „ hy h e bou.it ie might u AT SOLE AGENTrf: iN6w Zealand Loin and Mercintile Agency Company, Limited, HAMILTON". XjAJSTD ro « SALE. LANSDOWNB ESTATE, OF 3300 ACRES ALL PLOUGHED & GRASSED Eversley Estate, ! OF 854 ACRES, ALL PLOUGHED "AND GRASSED, Otterburn Estate, OF 793 ACRES, NEARLif ALL PLOUGHED AND GRA3SED. The above properties all adjoin the Walton Station, on the Auckland-Rotorua Railway line, and are within 29 miles of Hamilton and Cambridge. The land is of excellent quality, and is admirably adapted for DAIRY F<iRMS. OPEN FOR PRIVATE SALE, on Liberal Terms, ON 23rd APRIL, 1902. Copies of plans and full particulars obtainable from the undersigned Land For Sale. J fiiaijAiNU JjOAN AND .MERCANTILE AGENCY COM rANY LIMITED, are instructed to an nounce that,that portion of the Woodlands Estate, COMPRISING THE BLOCK NEAR THE T3WN SHIP OF TAUPIRI, Containing 4422 Acres, Is now surveyed and sub-divided into con- DAIRY AND GRAZING QTt ™ ' aod W,U be OPEN for PRIVATE OALIK on and after Wednesday 9 Nov. 5, 1902. TERMS OF PAYMENT : 20 per cent cash, 5 per cent end of two years, 6 per c*nt percent 7 Allowing years. Interest \\ Applications to be addressed to the under signed, from whom Copies and Plans and any further information may be obtained. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MER CANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd. Hamilton, Or any of the Company's Branches throughout the Colony. WE ARE ADDRESSING THE FAIR SEX. WE ARE ADDRESSING THEM ON A FAIR QUESTION. WE ARE ADDRESSING THEM IN A FAIR WAY i LAD.ES, Will i>lli>i J BAID TEA ? I ; China tea is not necessarily bad, but the greac chance is that it is I certainly you never get the best China Tea, nor yet the second Jr even the third b«L The best never leave,' Chin, the eeeond beet i nearly all sent to Kussia, the third, fourth, fifth aid other descmd ing grades come to Australia. descend Happily the imports of China Tea are lessening steadilv and no, respoadrogly those of Ceylon are going up. Ce&„ teasg"„ In ?„? In oT J f 7 " L he^ ,icke<t B P ot of 8 «"i tea gro " 4" c »y |o n tea is good; the best is exquisite, and no other tea grown in any other part of the woild can in any wav -■!! it. The best Ceylon tea is the famous 7 7 mpar * Wlth ia ( P icke ? th ? heiglats of the Island, p. c ked in lead on the spot where it is grown, and sent down to Austral;/?,? ti agents of the Nirvana Co., fresh by every mail. Nirvana Tea is put up in pounds and half pounds and everv pack age bears the name and trade mark of the comoanv a< * P ! that it is all we claim of it. guarantee ob % n a a rr le ßrr eZJuT !W " PARR BROS Seed, Grain and General Merchants, HAMILTON. Pro™"f™a * ' Kempthorne, dust, « A » .nd « Bonofiuat Book Sa,t, o^:r gWit °^ AGENCY COWSLIP CALF MILK. F- A. PEARSON, LAND, COMMISSION, AND GENERAL AGENT AND VALUER, KAWHIA. 1 have several Farms, Business Sites, Town Sections, etc., in the Kawhia, Raelan and Waikato Districts for Sale and invite correspondence. Also Sole agent for tha Mahino Noxious Weed Exterminator in the above Districts, and if any farmers who have Blackberry! Briar, Ragweed, etc., on their lands will communicite with me, I will arrange to meet them at an early date and experiment on pitches just to i-how theun the killing - ties. Hundreds of gallons used weekly in th 3 Taranaki District, and the price in with in reach of all Sole Agent North of Wanganui: Walter Syme, M. H. R. F. A. PEARSON, TAINUI-STREET KAWHIA. 4/4 r JHE gACON QO. FRANKTON JUNCTION, that tho y 416 Bayers of well finished Dairy and Grain-fed Bacon Pigs weighing dressed 120 to 1501 fes at highest current pn<* B all the year round. Heavier pricef We ted may be bought at lower Pigs received at Faotory on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday of each week. A weeklv prize of one half-penny per pound, will be paid to the supplier of the week 5 rooeived darin g each GEORGE WATT, Manager. TAMES HALLY, Secretary.
DAIRY FARMS FOB, SALE LOCKERBIE MATAMATA, WAITOA. Thb Prophets of The Assets Realisation Boara. THESE Properties have beei mrveyed into FARMS of suitable area, rrom 65 acres to 350 acres, are of Good Quality Soil, Well Watered. Oloee to Railway, and within easy distance of Creameries and Factory. Buyers may select Any rea, and Purchase on VERY EASY TERMS OF PAY MENT. INTEREST.— per centum por annum, PLANS AND PARTICULARS may be obtained from— THE BOARD'S MANAGERS on the Properties, Mbsßß3 H. & J. CLIFFORD, Morrins ville. Mbssbß MoNIOOL & CO., Hamilton. Mb A. W. EDWARDS, Te Aroha Mb A. HANNA, Solicitor, Auckland, Or THE HEAD OFFICE, Wellington. WALTER G. FOFTER, 8/11 General Manager MRS. SAMUELS, MAIL CARRIER, STOREKEEPER FRUITERER ETC., ONGARUE News Agent for all Weekly and Daily Papers. Refreshments, D'mng Rooms, and Good Beds. Mealß at ill hours, Order proup ended to QHEAP MONEY MONEY money £IOO to £IO,OOO ON COUNTRY, CITY, and SUBURBAN IFREEHOLDS At 4i per Tent. Terms of Repayment of the Most Libera Character, which can be ascertained on en quiry J. H. RICHARDSON, Government Insurance Commissioner DAGLAN r AND * GENCY The undersigned baa for sale or lease on iberal barms DAIRY FARMS GRAZING FARMS BUSH FARMS NATIVE T.tf ISE3 TOWN AND SUBURBAN SECTIONS COTTAGES, STORES To owners of property : My terms are no ale no charge. A R. LANGLEY, LAND AGENT AND VALUATOR RAGLAN. QOMPANY, J^iMITED, MAMAKIJ FINEST MOUNTAIII-eROH KIMF IN THE COLONY FIRST AWARD and GOLD MEDAL against all-comers at the Auckland Industria and Mining Exhibition, 1898-99 Over 1,000,000 feet of Building Timber in Stock, Also, EVERY CLASS OF DRESSED TIMBER ft MOULDINGS. W. MAUNDER, AGENT. Hamilton J. CLAYTON, AGENT, Nqabdawahia Telegramg promptly attended to. 18/7 H iS )N I I ASHBUBTON Waikato I I Canterbury GALVANISED TRON AIKATO QALVANISED JRON HARDLEYBKOS Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Bellhangers. WORK UNDERTAKEN IN ANY PART OF THE WAIKATO. Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers of Spouting, Ridges, Baths, etc. TANKS A SPECIALITY. CORRUGATED IRON CURVEL TO ORDER Dairy Utensils of First Quality. A TRIAL SOLICITED. HARDLEY BEOS., HAMILTON mt John Bettley, WHOLESALE ft RETAIL BUTCHEh (Opposite the Hamilton Hotel). BEST QUALITY MEAT ONLY KEPT. Connected wherewith is THE HAMILTON COFFEE PAUSE. Hot DxBfNKBa Daily took 12 to 2 o'olocx Chops and Steaks Stady in Ten Minutsi. DINNER ob SALE-DAYS at 11 O'CLOCK W Races, Regattas, Shows, fto., Catertd for Has On Salb : LACKSMITH'S COAL COKE, £2 per ton of 22 bags; 2s pat % AR, 6d pof gallon for 25 gallons or overt er gallon for less quantities. Woua: Claroco-etioet, Haailtou.
ATOTTCE TO FARMERS AND 111 OTHERS. PURE BONE DUST GUARANTEED. The following is the list of our various of Ronedust and Artiflcal Manures : PURE BONE FLOUR PURE BOXEDUST (steamer) PL RE BONEDUST (coarse) Al BONEDUST WHEAT AND CORN MANURE ROOT MANURE TURNIP MANURE POTATO MANURE GRASS MANURE MAIZE MANURE Special Quotations for Large Lots. Prices, Analysis, and Samples on ap plication. WARNOCK BROS. Durham-street, Auckland. UPTON & CO., NEW BOOKS ON POULTRY, CASSEL'S NEW BOOK OF POUL TRY— .. . 211 Reliable Poultry Remedies, Tiied and Proved, for the Common diseases of Poultry Artificial Incubating and Brno >diDg, by the Mi"8" Exprrt Operators and Brooders in Aiephrji tt t> 2 6 Ducks and Geese, I heir Importance in the Poultry Industry 2 6 Success with Poultry : For Persons who Think of Krgagiug in any Branch of the Poultry Business .. ~ 5J Eggs and Egg Farms, the Foundation of tbe Poultry Business ~ .. 2/6 Turkeys, Their Care and Management 2/6 Poultry Houses and Fixtures—Describ ing Up to Date and Low Cost Fix tures .. .. ~ ~ ..1/3 The Leghorns: Brown, White, Black, Buff, Duckwing ~ . 2'6 The Wyandottes : Silver, Golden, White ' Buff and Black .. ~ t> 2'6 The Bantam Fowl: A Description of all Standard Breeds and Varieties .. 2/6 Postage 2d in the 1/ Extra. All the above Works are fully Illustrated and Contributed by the B°st Authorities in America and Great Britain. UPTON & CO., QUEEN-ST AUCKLAND. The Best Household Coal in the Colony. CAN now be obtained from all Goal Dealers in Waikato, Orders addressed to the Mine Mauager, Mr Edwaiud S. Wight, Huntly, will be promptly attended to. FRANZ BCHERFF, Auckland, April, 1899. d. meredTthT COACH PROPRIETOR, KIHIKIHI, RUNS A COACH TWICE DAILY BE TWEEN KIHIKIHI AND TE AWAMUTU STATION, MEETING EVERY TRAIN. HORSES AND BUGGIES ON HIRE. EXPERIENED GUIDES, PROVIDED FOR TRIPS TROUGH THE KING COUNTRT. D. MEREDITH, Kiliikihi. GEORGE E. CLARK, LAND, PRODUCE & GENERAL AGENT CAMBRIDGE. L4ND FOR SALE 500 ACRES LAND, with suitable house and outbuildings, seourely fenced, and sub-divided into c onvenient paddeck?, in good state of cultivation 247 ACRES LAND, all fenced and sub divided into paddocks and in gr&ss or crops. 300 ACRES LAND, all securely fenced, part rich swamp, balance dry open land, all dry land being surface sown. Piice reasonable, terms easy. 135 ACRES LAND, all fenced and sub divided into suitable paddocks, all in grass or cultivation, small house, and stockyard. School, creamery and rail way station within l£ miles. Price reasonable, terms half cash, balance 5 per cent. VILLA RESIDENCE, with half-acre land on the Hamilton road, township Cam bridge, situation unequalled, very drr land. ' TE UKU—SOO ACRES. JPart bu«h, balance fern and manuku. Land, ring fenced and subdivided. House of five rooms (kauri and rimu) barn, cowshed and stockyard. Price very reasonable. 3 ACRES LAND, township Cambridge, one of the best sites in the township. FARM of 60 aores with House of five rooms, the land all in grass or cultiva vation, securely fenced and sub-divided into convenient paddocks, situated within two miles of township of Cambridge. 10 ACRE section Pukekura, frontage to Main Road, Corner Section in grass and securely fenced. GEO. E. CLARK, LAND, PRODUCE & GENERAL AGENT CAMBRIDGE HGLLOWAYS PILLS Invigorate the Nerves, Strengthen and Promote Healthy Action of the Liver. HOLLO WAYS PILLS a cure Headache. Indigestion, Biliousness and Feverish Attacks. They may be taken with perfeot safety by the most delicate. Manufactured only at 78, New Oxford Street CUte 533, Oxford Street), laondon.
' albert hotel QUEEN STR.EET AUCKLAND. H A tak "r! over thia popular, and -U. wu Hotel, all visitors can rely P everj attcrit'on and comfort. night porter in attendano Telephone 963. AH telegrams promptly attended to. ARTHUR BACH PROPRIETOR ( Late of Hotorna and Cambridge). T K A w aTI T U THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL JOE. BAIHUEBX, T H Jen^°f TEL " replete with aU modern Hotel R? necessary f or a First-olass the W a . fine Sample Room, and the best position in the township it is the favourite Hotel for Commercial TraveUeS nau is the most convenient for visitino- Companies in the Theatrical l£ e ifi Beet Tklklhonb No. 690. James Eolleston/$/ (Lati OI / qV/ ik urangi and / / _ / f Coroman del / / PROPRIETOR/hjV/ />wVviOTORIA - ST * /£V / Eabt . /&/ irCMAMD /yV/QOOD SAMPLE" ROODS' / P.O. Box, 3 Hallett's Railway Hotel, mercer. WINES AND SPIRITS OP THE VERY BEST BRANDS, Brown Campbell's Special Brew always o draught). Good Bhooting and Boating Horses on Hire. Good Stabling and • padJoeking. RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS. Railway bar Stocked with finest Liquors.; J. E. HAL LETT, PROPRIETOR. jj/6 Harbour View Hotel, RAGLAN. MRS E. G. REID, Proprietress. HOTEL his been re-built in first- X class style, with a view to affording every convenience for travellers and tourists. MAGNIFICMT VIEW OVEEtOOKIJG THE HASBOUB Seocomb'es Special Brew on Draught Finest Wines and Spirits Good Stabling and Paddocks Boating and Fishing. Waikato Mail Poach leaves the door FIRST and SPECIAL. Auckland ISQO FIRST AWABD, ObhrtHfiig*,, Imperial Calf Food (HEATHEITBBAND) sr k ,^er.. w i* i £.. tki ° - M Sd' two 251b bags, which lasted 100 days, ifiilk w S-mtsm respects as could be desired." <fcbove gathered that| a reared u P° n half-a u7««i.iffi per ' whe ° mi,k " K " a PACKED IN 251b., 50lb„ lOOlbfl and 2001b. SACKS. ' Oar testimonials are too numerous tn « L hlve 80Teral stating that fattwr fh Wl i f°°d ar ® as fat, if not fatter than calves fed upon full milk. Waikato Agents w. C. DAVIS CO., HAMILTON. |
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The Waikato Times
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[ESTABLISHED 1572.]
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The American Tobacco Co. $ intend to issue a Scries of t':;l!i;rent plat Write full name ! thick Art Paper, size of plates 20 x Is, and thus form a and ad dre SS 1 Beautiful Wild Flowers, plainly, and postt °' The AMERICAN TOE Enclose with /"\U 1 J /-»• Coloured to Nature in the best style of Modern Chromo Litho. Art, printed on collection. If you want these t0 • ' The AMERICAN TOBACCO CO., AUCKLAND 50 Old Judge Cigarette Boxes and Three Penny Stamps and one Coloured Plate will be posted to any address in New Zealand ?»3§SSSF% m V CCT2SCM m s> : : IN BUH J£ 1N OVV GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. £1,600,000 his already been added to Policies -in thi Department, THIS IH THE BONUS YEAR, and every Otis now taking nut a parti jipatingr policy will receive a substantial bonus at the end of the year. J. H. RIC3ARDSON, Cummiseioner. A Gold or Silver Watch tor Nothing. 3END NO MONEY. Wli hereby uudertalio to give one ofoui Famous Gold or Silver Watches, Lady or Gentleman's, to every Man, Woman, or Child Who sends us the orrect reading ol the following PUZZLE : I BxxT MixS TxxS CxxxxE | correct, you purchase one of our SOLID STERLING SILVER C UAINrf to wear with the Watch. Simply forward your answer, aad enclose stamped and addressed envelope so that we in;iy inform you i you have won tho Watch, We are making this offer solely with the object of introducing and advertising our goods. Cut this out and forward to our only address GOLDSMITHS COLONIAL 00, QUEEN - STREET, AUCKLAND, N.Z Or Box 459, G.P.O. 8/2 A l&Tonclei?£wl B&edLioinea *« AWHIA IARMER3' OPERATIVE COMPANY Having completed arrangments to open" BTUKEROOAI3 in KAWHIA, tho atnve Company aro prepared to Supply settl rs with" All Reqiremeits, GRAB 3 SEEDS will be a Speciality, and l a-o carefully selected by men of largo ex perience, and will be supplied t« Share holder and Farmers Generally at a Mini mum Cost and of ftuuranteed Quality. ENL'ING MATERIAL also will be Sup plied at the Very Lowest Possible Rate. The K.F.C. Co. are making arrangements for the Supply of Bto k to Farmers, and will place their Shareholders on an equal foot ing with the best Farmers Unions in Now Zealand. The objects of the Company are to Supply Shareholders with Every Requisite at the very lowest cost, and to promote and foster any and every industry that will be of benefit to Bottlers and intending .settlers, and to dispose of their produce in the very test markets. Please note and place your orders as early as possible to avoid any disappointment. KAWHIA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE CO?rIP4NY ROYAL HOTEL, RAGLAN Favourite Seaside Bosort for Tourists The proprietor begs to notify the the public that ho has entered into jorse-sio 1 ot above Hotel' which is one of the most cornfurtable Hostelries in tho colony. No expense has beon spared to meet the requirements ot Tourists, Families, and Comtnerohl Travel lers. FIRST-CLAPS BILLIARD TABLE Bathing Houses, Sample Rooms, Stabling, etc. TABLE A SPECIALITY Telegrams promptly attended to. A. J. NORRIS, j 1/7 Proprietor. (Late U.S.S.CO.) For Bilious Mid Nervous Disorders, such as Wind and Pain m the Stomach, Sick Headache, Giddiness, Fulness and Swelling after meals, Dizziness and Drowsiness, Cold Chills, Flushings of Heat, Loss of Appetite, Shortness of Breath, Costiveness, Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams, and all Nervous and Trembling Sensations, &c. Thb fust Dose will giy« relict in twenty minutes. This is no fiction. Every sufferer ia earnestly invited to try one Box of thase Pills, and they Will be acknowledged to be "WORTH A GUINEA A BOX." BEECHAM'S PILLS, taken as directed, will quickly restore females to complete health. They promptly remove any obstruction or irregularity of the system. For a "Weak Stomach; Impaired Digestion; Disordered Liver ; thty act like magic. A few doses will work wonders upon the Vital Organs ; Strengthening tht Muscular System : restoring the long lost Complexion ; bringing back the keen edge of appetite, and arousing with the Roohhud or Hialth the whols physical ikerot of the human frame. These sxs "facta " admitted by thousands in all classes of society, anvl one of the best guarantees to tht Nervous and debilitated is that BwAam'i Pills have the Largat Salt o/«ny Patent Medicine in Ou vorld Full eUreetlons with each box. • , » tn&md only by THOMAS EEBOHAM, St. Helens, Lancashire, ■nclaxul. 8»W ererrwh«r», is Boxes, la. ifi., and Is. »d. each. 'THE PEOPLE'S" FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, If you require good, cheap Bedroom Furniture, including Bedsteads, Wire-wove Mattresses and Bedding; also, dining-room Chairs, Couches -and Curtain Poles, then send to the best and cheapest furnishing warehouse in the Colony TOMSOK GARLICKCO.. LTD,, "The People's" Fubniseing Warehouse, 304 ♦,<■> 3] 2. Quean - Sire**, AUCKLAND. IMPORTANT NOIICE. It having come to the knowledge of The New Zealand Dairy Asso ciation (Limited) that inferior factory-made or home separator Butter is sometimes being sold as tho Association's Butter ; and further, the second hand "Anchor" brand and " Dairy " brand boxes with the . Association's brand still remaining upon them are being fraudulently used for the conveyance of Butter which has not been made by the Association, this is to give notice that any persons using boxes bearing the Association's registered brands uncancelled are LIABLE TO PROSECUTION, and also to request that persons desirinsr to obtain tho Dairy Association's Butter should be careful to see thatTthe wrappers are branded with the Association's name and one of their well-known trade marks—either "Anchor"or "New Zealand Dairy Association." Any person giving information which will lead to the conviction of anyone pirating Die trade marks or selling other Butter as the Associa tion's will be rewarded. WESLEY SPHAUG, MANAGING DIRECTOR, THE N.Z. DAIRY ASSOCIATION (LIMITED). Auckland, Sept. 20, 1902. J. JONES. AUCTIONEER, Produce Merciiant, Land & Commission AGENT, Viotobia & Loenk Sts., AUCKLAND. PRODUCERS of every kind Dairy, Orchard and Farm Produce can depend on obtaining tho iligheet Jlarket Trice, with Quick Sales and Account Bales immediately remitted. Special accommodation for Pi«-a and Poultry. Fruit Sales heid EVER} DAY during the Be»sou. Oufdocr and Country Sales conducted. Large accommo dation for storing Mi' ; ?e and other Produce until fair market price 11 obtain)! If ESTABLISHED l 8 YsilS RuFBBESCJi: Union BanV of A ustralia. AIL riOAOH The regula running of tho mail coach between Raglan and Hamilton is suspended owing to the bad state of the roads. J. DALGLIESH OiNE DOZEN CABINETS WITH OPAL FBOM 16/- GEORGE GREGORY. ARTIST PHOTO6RAPI SR SPECIALITIES- Artistic Studies, Enlargements Children's Portraiture and Groups QUJIEN and wflfpt/r? streets AUCKLAND. TO LADIES j No need to consult doctors or chemists : The remedies you require in your own hands j Write for free copy cf valuable book about your lives, your health, your welfare Every j W'-nian should read it. Pceted free in sealed i envelope. Addrcs-s-G. Specific, 539 Eliza ; bth-Ftrfft Worth Melronrre. JESH I TJOOK-BINDING neatly executed at The Proprietor. JJ Waikato Time* Offioa. Haroiltor,
I Produces RECORD j raan G To CROPS. Mp. W. M. SHAW, Te Awamutu, savs: June POst. 1002. "We b'mrht St tors last yenr of your SPFDAL TU3NIP MANURE ard we are UIGKLY SATISFIED WITH IT." Manufacturers: . . WE SAY . . This is not a cheap trashy manure but one that will GROW GOOD CROPS of HIGH FEEDING QUALITY. I THE . . . PAST 13 YEARS PROMINENTLY REFORE . . FARMERS . OUR CUSTOHERS SAY: WELL SATISFIED CROP EXCELLENT ALWAYS RELIABLE PHce £6 I7S. 6d. per Ton. Less 2\ per cent, discount for Cash. SPECIAL QUOTATION FOR LARGE LOTS. Head Office-ALBERT STREET, AUCKLAND. NEW ZEALAND DRUG COMPANY, LTD. Works—WKSTFIKLI). uear OTAHUHU. The Acme of Perfection THE " j " PATTERN FACTORY MILK CANS SEAMLESS Hollowed BOTTOM SEAMLESS Drawn LID, one piece SPECIAL.Bottom Hoop, with Shoulder for Bottom to rest upon PATENT UNBREAKABLE HANDLES. We take this opportunity of thanking the Waikato Farmers for the liberal support accorded to us in the past, and beg to intimate that having imported the most modern machinery for the manu facture of cans, we are enabled to produce a superior can to any hand made. We say that for strength, durability, high-class work and material this can has no equal in New Zealand, its weight will bear out our statement. Send for illustrated pamphlet showing construction. lade of BEST CHARCOAL TIVD STEEL ALEX. HARVEY & SONS Albert-street, AUCKLAND. DAIRY SUPPLIES OF EVERY DES CRIPTION. a \smz¥*^m 6 ta 1. I ,: ;o-N.iVfl Sihrr-l'lalci! S.i Scutte, nicely engraved, 27 6 HINTS TO GIFT .GIVERS T. . Our variety of Silver-Plated and Solid Silver Goods, and their low prices, simplify the effect of limited resources when choosing a present; the qualities are right, and you may select here with perfect security. Write for our Cata logue. No. E2958 —Solid Silver Souvenir Spoon, engraved in Maori style. 12 6 &£SH *£&. No. 1041— Silver-Plated ui.d Chased Cake Basket, 40/- No. K77S—Bert Silver-Plat Cut Class Butter Dish, 12 6 Remarkable Value. NO.F2S76—Si!viT-l'l;itod Class-Lined Shell Butter Dish, with Knife, 13 5 6 6.06.106,126,156 THOS B. AETHUE.I "B. E. SOEATB AUCKLAND CITY MARKET, WELLESLEY- STREET WI3G 146 and 143, Queer, Street, Auckland. hi l V Jtl B. All U J± iCf IllU XV 6& OU. ? QA.VE Doctors' expenses by purchasing only Articles that are manu- FRUIT PRODUO3 & POULTBY I factured by those who observe the Golden Rule, and only putbefore the public what they with pleasur? use themselves. Therefore you can have now one of the largest and best lighted Auction Rooms in the \*& ~J°J a CU P af PfiHFECT 0oF3?SB and TeA by orderin S fro * y™ E grocer . r Colony, and being situated in the busiest part of the Oity, clients can | t% T"ffT\T T> TE" T> T "*TT*nfCT ti fif\ »« rely upon goods being well displayed and disposed to the best advantage. OROVV .N SA R l\JuT ACCCO & THOS. B. ARTHUR ... Auctioneer. im .«. Excelsior Coffee THE GREAT NORTHERN BREWERY (IsIMITHDI. Cable Address : £CCOMBE, NEWMARKET." Telephone: No. 475. ESTABLISHED 1856. BREWERS, BOTTLERS & MALTSTERS Our ALES and STOUT are BREWED from the PRIMEST MALT and HOPS, and will compare with the finest in the Colony. ESSEMOE OF COFFEE BRANDS OF TEAS Khyber Pass noad AUCKLAND Colombo Garden Tea (Heliotrope Label), per lb. 2 6 Excelsior Tea (Green Label and Butterfly), per lb. 2 0 Standard Tea (Bed Label Butterfly), per lb. 110 Lion Tea (Blue Label and Butterfly), per lb. 1 8 is the best of Everytir is good enough for you a, Barrett & Co.'f rr nxM Baking Powder Barrett & Co.'s '.. uxld Egg Powder E?own, Barrett & Cs.'s Tuxld SGlf-Salsing Flour Brown, Barrett & Co.'i Ufllld Peppers
i\l ANTED KNOWN ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE, SHIPMENTS OF BONEDUST ANB BLOOD MARURE. 1 bay are of First-class Quality, and have Analysed as under : Bcmcdust: Am. <H, P. Lime 50. Blued and BoLedust : Am. 8, P. Lime 98 Also, KIINIT, THOMAS PHOSPHATE GUANOS, SALT, AND OTHER RED ROCK SALT Invaluable for Stock. SALT TOR HAY AND OATEN SHEAVES. It should always be ufed_ as tbe food is much more phtable. and there is less loss in weight. We also supply best qualities of CLOVERS AND GRASS SEEDS ON HAND: Stocks of' peciilly-select»d Southern Dark Winter, Canadians, Duns, White and Black Tat tar, Uartons, Daui-h, Sparrowbill, and FeeJ Oats. LINSEED: This is excellent food for Calves and Poul try. It is more valuable than any kind of Grain or Pulse- for particulars before Buying, Oar Values are undoubtedly the Best. F. W. S" 1 ™ m C o ' COMMERCE-STREET, AUCKLAND. KNZ I E S & c°- WAiKATO ABATED WATER CORDIAI MtiNUFACTORY. Latest and Most Approved Method! Goods of the above Well-known Brand wil be supplied from the Hamilton Factory. TKIEOBAMS & OSDKBS • • - - I - -fUSOTUAUCV AtITBKDKa To MENZIES & CO., HAMHTeK. AND AT THE THAMES] J I BEC IMB AN ELECTRICAL 0 J OrHER ENGINEER? By Our Systtm of by Mail You Can. ADVANTAGES. 1 You study at home 2 We teach everywhere 3 No time lost from Work 4 Prepares for examinations 5 No text books to buy G Abundautly iilustraied Instructions Papers 7 Instruction I'apers frea from all unnecessary mathematics and theoretical side issues S Each Instruction Paper prepared e f rts j Instruceion private 10 The working is made interesting , 11 If studont can read and write, and studies as directed, success is assured VI Fees can be paid by monthly instalments in Backward students given special assistance . 14 Open to all. No time limit We also teach by mail: —Drawing, Shorthand, Book-keeping and Accountancy, and coach for the Auditors' and Incorporated .Accountants' Euros,! Civil Service, University and Law, Languages, Pupil Teachers' and for "D"and "E ". Every candidate prepared by us for the recent Pnptt Teachers' Examination succeeded in passing Book-keeping Simplified for Farmers', recom mended by His Hon Mr Justice Kettle, 2s (id post fr»e Stamp accepted The American School of correspondent [Chartered by the State], Head Office for New Zealand, 192 Queen Street, Auckland Write for free Llustrated Hand-book '• 8 " and copies of testimonials from New Zealand Graduates and Hudents. und mention subjects in which yon are interested Success certain if our instructions followed UCKLAND T?REEZINa CASH OF ALL CLASSES OF FAT STOCK Stockownors please communicate with Buyer, MR G. RUNCIMAN, Cambridge, or at the WORKS, AUCKLAND. We are also BUYERS of FACTOR ' BUTTER OUTPUTS. We have ON SALE BLOOD AND BONE MANUR AND BONEDUST. PSICES AND ASALT3SS 01 APPLIOA TIOH. A. BEVINS, Manager. 1/30 )RINCE A LBERT fIOLLEOE AUCKLAND, FOR BOYS & GIRLS (Boarders and Day Chairman of Board of Governors: Bit. H. Garland. Headmaster: Thomas Jaoeson, M. A. (Load. Vice-Master : Sttjabt Stevenson, M.A. (Ox ford and Melbourne). Senior Mistress: Miss E. M. Ratniobth, M.A. (N.Z.) assisted by a large staff of Resident and Visit ing Masters and Mistresses. Tbe College is controlled by a Board of 6e j vernors appointed by the Wesleyan Methodist Church of New Zealand, but the religions caching is undenominational. There are separate Colleges for Boys and Girls, together forming the finest set of school Buildings in Auckland. The acsom modation for boarders in both Colleges is complete, and every arrangement ia made to secure their comfort. Large and fully equipped Gymnasium. Central and elevated position. Large play grounds. Examination Successes— During the last I five years 40 pupils have passed the N.Z. Matriculation and 23 the Civil Service Ex animations. Fees moderate. Charge for Boarders made from date of entry. Prospectus on application' to Headmaster) or to The Watkato Tucks Office. Next term begins September 23. 2/7 HOT SPKINGS HOTEL, TE AROHA. MR R L. SOMERS wishes to inform the Residents of the Waikato that he has tsken over tho above » el; "known and favourite Hotel, and hopes to merit a ooftfet* ut bob ol their sippurt. |
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CAMHT.MDOE CATTLE SALE. The yards were all filied at Mr W. J. Hunter's cattle sale at Cambridge on Saturday, all the sheep pens being brought into requisition. There was keen competi tion throughout. Dairy cows fetched from £5 to £8 10s, l.i'.t heifers up to £7, year lings (mixed sexes) £2 His to £3 ss, year ling steers .£3 12-, (id to .£3 10s, IS-moutlis and 2yr-old steers £!■ to £4 15s, 2 and 2Jyr old steers up to £5 10s, quiet 2yr-old heifers £3 IMs to £4 10s. fresh heifers £ I f.s to £5, fresh-conditioned cows £4 12s Od to £5 10s, fat cows and heifers £7 to ■£;*, a line of Hereford steers (Mr W. Thornton) =£4 15s to £0 12s, yearlings £i Us to £3 19s. MR J. JONES' WEEKLY REPORT Poultry, roosters. 2s to 2s (3d: hens, Is 4d to Is Hd ; ducks, Is lOd to 2s 4d : ueese, 2s Oil to 3s (id ; turkeys, gobblers, Ss <id to Os lid ; hens, :!s to 4s tid. Potatoes, ne'v kidneys, l]d to 1J ; others, 3d to lid. Onions, ljd to ljdlb. Lemons, (is 6d to Mb. Gooseberries, 2d to 2i. Hams, lljd to lOd : others, sdtoSjd; sides, Bhd to Od. Eggs, lid to Is. Butter, Sd to Od; keg, 7d to Tid. Cheese, 5d to s|d. Bran, £7 10s ; sharps, =£'7 Ids; wheat, '4s 3d to 5s Sd; maize, 4s 2d to ts (Jd j oats, 3a 4d; chaff, £6 os to £7. POTATOES. SYDNEY, December 5. Potatoes are advancing, the price now be ing £l2to £\'6 a ton. WOOL SALES. LONDON, December 5. To date 52,000 bales of wool have been sold to Home buyers, 42,500 bales to Con tinental buyers, and 1500 to American buyers. Five thousand were held over. Compared with the October series superior nieriuos advanced 5 per cent; medium in feriors, (JJ percent; fine crossbreds, 7| per cent; medium, lu to ]5 per cent; and low, 25 per cent. There are corresponding pei cent, advances in lambs' wools. The pre vailing opinion is that merinos are on a solid basis, but crossbreds are doubtful. Their ri3e is due to consumers being caught short. It is expected new year's supplies from Buenos Ayres will relieve the tension. The total catalogued was 101,275 bales, of which 98,019 bales were sold. WHEAT. LONDON, December 7. The English wheat market is inactive; the Contiental market is easier, and the American is firm. Cargoes are neglected. Californian cargoes off the cost arc quoted at 30s 3d. WOOL. LONDON, December 7. The Bradford wool market is quiet. 4o's aro quoted at 12jd. MESSRS ARTHUR TOOMAN & Co. Messrs Arthur Tooman aud Co., Auction eers, Auckland, report strong demand with heavy sales in all lines. The potatoe market has been left unusually bare, and old ones are quite out of the question. Heavy orders have been on hand, and the new crop of supplies has been far under requirements, and unfortunately, owing to the keen demand, and ready sajes, farmers , are sending forward many lots which in former years would have been unsaleable. At the present time, there are very few good samples coming in at all. We quitted large lines for export to Fiji and for the Southern markets.
Poultry. Heavy surmlies have come for ward, consisting principally of late out hens, for which the market was lower. Table roosters were in short supply, while hardly any turkeys came forward. Butter r/as scarcer, while eggs advanced about 3d per dozen, drain and fodder remain un changed. The fruit market was firm, aud supplies of gooseberries came in freely from the Waikato and (iisborno aud main tained good prices. Shipments from Syd ney were lighter than usual, and are not likely to be heavier in the future. We quote as follows:—Potatoes, old, £S, nominal, new, prime kidneys .£l2 to .£l4, medium £ll to £l2, shepherds .£lO 10s to £ll, early rose £0 to .£lO. Green peas, lOd to Is. Vegetables in heavy supply, and at fair prices. Putter, farmers' prime Sid to 9d, superior Od to lOd, factory IOJd. farmers keg 7d to 7H milled for export (tid. Eggs Is to Is 1 Id, cheese, farmers od to 5.J1, factory large iild, loaf Gd to 6.id, bacon, very scarce, to lOld, hums 10£ d to lid, honey, clover 3gd to id, section 4d to 4Jd, loose 3d to 4d. Fruit.—Gooseberries. Union boxes ts 3d to ts od, heavier boxe* -ts 0d to 5s 3d, superior samples us to 5s Gd, cherries ; Waikato, white heart lid, local black heart Is od to Is Sd ; loquats 4s to 5s 6d, lemons t s to Ss fid, oranges.tccal 143 to 20s ; tomatoes, hothouse, large 7d to Bd, small, 4d to 5d ; bananas 2d per lb, 3s Gd to 4s per bunch ; pines 8s to 10s per crate.plums ; Sydney cherry 5s to 7s, black 5s toSs. Poultry.—lLns Is 4d to Is yd, al L roost ers 3s to 3s 7d, clucks Gd to Is 3d : ducks, small is 3d to Is yd, fat 2s to 2s (3d, geese 3s Gd to ss, goslings 2s to 2s (id, turkeys, heavy gobblers 7s 3d to 10s, light Is to ss, turkey Lens, good fis to Ss, poor 3s Gd to 5s ; pigs, s : x to eight weeks 13s to 15s, larger, up to 20s, pork 4.Jd to 5.Jd. AUCKLAND FRUIT AND PRODUCE MARKETS. The local produce markets have been very brisk for all lines during the past week. Tho demand for potatoes has been far in excess of the supply. The Taviuni loft for Fiji on Wednesday, with much under the quantity ordered. The onion market is overstocked. Eggs are very scarce. Butter is plentiful. The fruit market has been better supplied. Apples and oranges have gone off demand, and sold at lower prices. Sydney ttoned fruits were in limited supply, but did not realise a profit on f.o.b. cost, bewons sold well, and local cherries made fancy prices. Gooseberries sold well. The Auckland Fruit and Produce Auctioneer's Association quote : Field Produce.—Potatoes : New, round, Ksto Us cut : new kidneys, £9 to £ll 10s , ton ; pnor samples Is to 7s cwt. Onions: American, 12s 61 to 14s cwt ; Victorian lus to 12s ; maize, 4s 3d bushel: wheat, fowl, 4s yd. Vegetables.—Cabbages, Sd to Is 3d dozen, Is to 3s sack ; cauliflowers Is to 3s : cnciimbeis 3s fid to Gs ; rhubarb 3s to 8s • green peas 9d to Is peck ; asparagus Gs to Ss diizui.
Dairy Produce.—Dairy butter, in prints or rolls, first quality, Sd to 9'd ; separator Sd to led ; pa-try Gd to 8d : farmers' keg, firsts 7d toSd : seconds Gd to 7d ; milled, in bulk [)!,<} ■. fa.-U.ry rolls lOjd ; eggs, fresh Is to Is 6|d dezen. Cheese: farmers' 5d to 5Jd : fa.tory s ; {d : loaf Id to did. Bacon : Farmers' 8d 1" 9£d : factory 9{d to I.O:Jd. Hams : Farmers' 9d to 10.1 : factory 101 to lid.
Fruit (quotations for standard cases and boxes only).—Apples, American, 20s case: plums, Sydney cherry, 5s to Gs ; Sydney, black, 5s to 8s; tomatoes, good, 7d to Sd lb ; small, 4d to 5d : cherries, local, white heart, lodto Is; black heart, Is 5d to Is Od • Sydney, 10s to 2us box : passion fruit, 2us case ; gooseberries, Is to 5s bux ; currants, Is I id lb: walnuts, Sd ; peanuts, 2Jd; bananas, 3s to lis 61 bunch, 2d lb: pines Gs to 12s crate ; eoeoanuts, Ns to 10s sack.
Poultry.-Hens, Is Id to Is Od each: table roosteis, 3s to 3= Gd : ducks, Is Gd to; 2s Gd; geese, Us lo Is : godings, 2s to 2s (id; chicks, Gd to Is; ducklings, 4d to Is turkeys, gobblers. 8s to 10s, hens 3s to Bs. Miscellaneous. —Young pigs. 12s to 15s each ; porkers, 15s and upwards ; pork, 4|d toodlb.
COMING' EVENTS
Meetings Local Bodies, week ending December 13. Waipa County Council—Tuesday Newcastle Road Board—Wednesday Te Awaniutu Town Board—Thursday Hamilton Borough Council—Friday- Hamilton Domain Board—Friday Tamahere Road Board —Friday Tuhikaramea Road Board —Saturday Magistrate's Court Sittings. Huntly—Tuesday, 9th December, 11 a.m. Hamilton—Wednesday, 10th, 10 a.m. Cambridge—Friday, 12th, 10 a.m. Te A wamutu—Tuesday, 16th, 10 a.m. Raglan—When necessary.
The Waikato Times THAMES VALLEY GAZETTE, AND KAWHIA ADVOCATE. THE OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN THE WAIKATO. MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1902. OUR RUSSIAN COMPETITOR.
The advent of fresh and vigorous com petitors in the race for national com mercial supremacy always causes a ripple of excitement, curiosity and chagrin among those nations who, from long custom and exclusiveness, had heretofore considered themselves as being the only possible contestants. Such disorder amongst the butter-pro ducing countries was evident when Siberia, previously but erroneously looked upon as being fit only for the habitation of unfortunate Russian exiles, suddenly blazoned forth as a serious factor in the produce world. In 1898 the first appreciable shipment of grain and fresh butter from this comparatively unknown quarter was placed on the London markets, and the dairying countries of the world have since had to reckon with an ever increasing and steady im proving supply. Every device has being availed of in order to foster and establish the industry, one of the latest being the granting by the Go-
vernment uf a sum equal to £17,000 to the principal Agricultural Society in Russia, the greatest part of whieh will he utilised in arranging for periodic visits of Russian agricul turists and produce dealers to the markets exploited by the Russian trade. Experimental shipments to Great Britain and elsewhere are being promoted, and so far everything points to successful and thriving commercial enterprise. But as'a set-off to this cheering pros pect, there are two potent factors, the one affecting Siberia in particu lar ; the other, the whole of the Rus sian Empire, its policy and its future. And a study of these will show that for some years to come, at all events, the competition from this quarter cannot become as keen as some would make out. New Zealand, with its natural boun ties and the happy condition of its people, has nothing to fear from Russian competition. As every schoolboy knows, for the greater part of the year the ports of Si beria are useless, being blocked with ice : this natural drawback lias, in the past, greatly hindered the settlement of the country, and will, in the future, exert a pernicious influence on the full and free development of her vast resources. The trans- Siberian railway has, of course, done a great deal towards removing the difficulties of transport, but the cost of carriage, from the Eastern States especially, is seriously hampering the export trade. From ten and fifteen days are occupied in the carriage from this part of the province to the Baltic, and then the goods have to bear the cost of sea-carriage. The second and most serious clog on the wheels of of progress : a clog that will, even tually, completely stop the onward march unless urgent remedial measures are applied ; and one which will per chance involve the European countries in one long disastrous war ; is the seething, semi-suppressed, and right eously rebellious striving of the peasants against the tyranny of the nobles. The late violent method.* of the Nihilist-shave given way to a quiet er, but none-the-less dangerous pro panda of the principles of revolt. How often do we hear of riotous out breaks amongst the students of the universities ? These are the men to whom, in days to come, the labourer and the peasant farmer, by far the greater proportion of the people, will look for guidance in political matters. Educationally, Russia is the most backward country in Europe; her population, ignorant and therefore nar
ro'iv-niindt'il and bigoted, is composed of many mens, speaking eneli its own language and professing entirely diiV eivnt and, in some cases, violently opposing religions: of the total populaiion of about I-"..">,ih)o.<Mlo, 71).i/(H.).(MH> are Slavs (of whom about "),UIIU,IKJI.J a,v Poles) ; Lithuanians. Finns, (iernians, Tartars. -lews. Armenians and a variety of Asiastic peoples make up the rest of the mixed medley. 'Hie Czar, autocrat as he is. has great dilliculfv in keep ing the peace between these diverse races, and the only saving power has been the blind faith of the masses that the " Little Father " will bring them out of their ditiiculty. Put in his latest speeches at Kursh the Czar has shown plainly that his sym pathies are entirely with the ruling class. In his first speech lie addressed a gathering of nobles and declared that their class had constant ly enjoyed the favour of its rulers for its loyal and unsellish servieeto the throne and to the country. The system of landed estates, he said, had for ayes been the mainstay of order and mor ality in Russia and that its mainten ance would be an object of his con stant solicitude. He referred to the " severe crisis in the affairs of the nobility, " and alluded, with much less concern, to " the disordered condition of the peas ants.'' Cue might suppose from this that the nobles, and not the peasants, had been the chief sufferers from the long years of of famine, that they, and not then tenants, had been driven to rioting, and that they, and not the starvin'' serfs, had been flogged and shot down by the soldiery. The second speech was to the members of the district councils, an inferior body having merely local powers, and the Czar reminded frhem that their work lay in the sphere of local economic questions, and not among the great national prob lems to which they had lately aspired. The third speech was that of an autocrat pure and simple. Address ing the neighbouring peasantry, the '•Little Father''rebuked them sternly for the rising last spring, threatening dire punishment for any further trans gressions. " Listen to your local nobility," he said, " and do not believe such nonsensical rumours." These speeches must con vince the observer that the Czar of all the Hussites is completely out of touch with the great mass of his subjects, and that therefore when the leaven of sedition and discontent has reached such a stage that the peasantry must be rudely awakened from their dream of redress at the hands of the in ruling that catastrophe must inevitably follow. The position is fraught with grave danger ; the future holds its own secrets; but no one will be surprised if what happened in France under similar circumstances should happen in Russia.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
An article entitled "England and Her Colonies" will be found ou our fourth page.
The exodus from Victoria to South Africa has fallen off considerably during the last few weeks.
As a result of the drought the losses in the Dubbo district (N.S.W.) have been appalling. The wool clip will probably yield, at best, £6.5,000 ; cattle, nothing; horses, nothing; and wheat, nothing. Rosa Orengo, a youngiltalian lady, has been found chamed and half-starved in a subterraneau den at Dolceda. It is al leged that she had been thus ill-treated by certain rel itives -who wished obtain pos session of her fortune of £BOOO.
A " tramp ball " is the latest American seciety iumvation. The guests are re quired to wear the tramp costume. The men will wear tattered coats, ragged trou sers, battered shoes, and shabby hats, and carry the empty tomato-cans which are the American tramps drinking-cups. The ladies make an equally disreputable ap pearance.
It is computed that American million aires havegiven £77,000000 to charitable and philanthropic objects during the past nine years. Mr Pierpont Morgan is credited with having distributed in this way just under £300,000. Mr Carnegie's benefac tions, however, exceeded six millions up to the end of last year. Mrs Leland Stanford gave a corresponding amount in one dona tion last year. Her gifts, with those of her late husband, total ten million pounds. Lloyd's annual wreck statistics show that including vessels of less than 100 tons, the total losses for the whole world, during 1001 amounted to 80G vessels of 662,568 tons. Of this total, 2GS vessels of 366,584 tons were steamers, and 538 of 295,984 tons were sailing vessels. As regard stea mers, the present return exceeds the aver age of the previous ten years by 5097 tons, although the number is 13 below the aver age ; as regards sailing vessels, it is below the average by 260 vessels and 70,465 tons.
Some weeks ago Major-General Sir Edward Hutton recommended that Major K Leuehan, who was connected with the Bushveldt Carbineers in South Africa, should be asked to retire from the Federal Forces. Sir William Lyne, who was Acting Minister for Defence at the time, submitted official records in respect to Major Lenehan to the several members of the Ministry, but no action was taken. Sir John Forrest, who was in England at the time, has now decided to go into the whole question again de novo.
A story of the perilous adventures of a crew who were for 25 days on a desert isle has been brought to England by the French liner Irrawaddy. The Swedish barque Adelaide, during a terrible gale in Mozam bique Channel, was cast ashore on the desert island of Juan Denova, where for nearly a month the crew underwent the greatest privations. With starvation star ing them in the face the men at last de cided to put to sea in one of the damaged boats, and were not picked up until they were on the point of death from want of food. The best Medicine known is SANDER AND SONS EUCALYPTI EXTRACT Test its eminent power. 2nl eflects in coughs, colds, influenza; the relief ie instantaneous In serious cases, and accidents of ill kinds', iio they wounds, burns, scalds, bruises 'piains, it is the safest remedy—no swelling—in ntlammation Like surprising eflects produced 01 rriMip, diptheria, bronchitis, inflammation of th< luugs, swellings, etc; diarrhoea, dysentry, diseases >f the kidneys and urinary organs In use at hos pitals and medical clinics all over the globe; patron ised ly His Majesty the King of Italy; crowned with meda.l and diploma at International Exhibition. Amsterdam Trust in this improved article and reject »11 otberc
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Ten thousand pounds from the municipa tramway profits i.i to be applied to the ro liof of ! he rates at Sheffield.
The bed of the Darling River at Wil eanuia. is absolutely dry for a distance of several miles. The heat record the other day was 107. !W.aii.-o he wrote, ''Take care. Kaiser, you may fall," in one of his articles, the editor of a Leipsie newspaper lias been sentenced to two mouths' imprisonment for treason.
A young mnn wi3 charged in Melbourne last, week with inflicting grievous bodily harm on a buy. who alleges that accused gave him o-U strokes on the body with a ti tree rod.
With a view to raising funds to pla.ee war eanoes <>n Lake Re.tortu and add to the attractions of the district, a big Maori demonstration is being arranged to take place in Rntttruaal the end of January or the beginning ,>f February. The total area of improved land in llawkes Kay is n..w 2,0(W,8:«7 acres—an in crease of 150,".01 acres for the year. Sheep show a decreas" of 0220, but this is more than made up for by the marked increase in cattle, there being now 1].">,61-2, or an in crease of almost 10.000 head for the twelve months. Horses have increased by 1000 and pigs decreased by :ioßo.
'" We know the market; give us the pro duce !" is the cry of a class, not very large, that believes New Zealand suffers more from the smallness of her production than from want of markets. The truth of this is evident. Great Britain takes on aggre gate of over 386,000,00011) of butter yearly. The expoit from New Zealand to' Great Britain last year was only eighteen and a half million pounds. The Agent-General has received the handsome carved Maori box, containing photographs of New Zealand, which the Government is presenting to Baron Roth child, in gratitude for his gift of two Shire stallions to the colony. Some of the photographs,which have been much admired have become slightly detached from the mounts, and as soon as this defect has been remedied, the box and its contents will be forwardp.d to Baron Rothschild at Tring.
The following were the chief items of the cargo taken to Sydney by the Monowai from Wellington on Saturday evening : From Wellington: 40 cases frozen fish, 32 cases cheese; Bluff: 2027 sacks oats; Dim edia: 120 sacks wheat, ,11 cases cheese, 107 cases frozen fish, 23 sacks polhrd ; Lyttel tou: 744 sacks wheat, 100 sacks oats, 120 sacks chaff, 149 sacks potatoes, 70 sacks pol lard, 22 cases cheese, 11 cases hams; New Plymouth : 30 cases cheese. On his visit to Waikato, the Government poultry expert found the new poultry station at Ruakura in full swing. There is already a very fine hit of young stock from the recently imported birds, and everything is now well in hand for the supply of eggs of any breed. There is nearly double the number of stock this year that there wus last. The rule is to sell eggs up to the end of November. Attention is then paid to the breeding, and the young sto-'k are ready for grading and distributing in March.
The Government poultry expert has re" turned from the south; where he found the industry showing encouraging signs. One firm in Dunedin has just received an order for 30,000 fowls for South Africa. The Christehurch depot is already very busy, ah.-uit Km) head of poultry being put through every day. This will probably be trebled al an early date. Taking the. whole of the depots, mure birds have already passed through this season than for the whole of last season. Last year the export was 38,000, and Mr Hyde anticipates that by Hie end of the present financial year the output will be 100,000 head. The season will shortly be in full swing.
In recent years the motto of Glasgow City has been shortened from " Let Glas gow Flourish by the Preaching of the Word " to " Let Glasgow Flourish " ; and a campaign to restore the missing words has failed. It was probably the agitation on the subject that led to this being among the questions in a recent general know ledge paper at a Glasgow school: What is the completion of the following : " Let Glasgow Flourish "? One bright boy gave " Let Glasgow Flourish by All Means," and the version of another was " Let Glasgow Flourish by Fair Means or Foul."
Good progress is being made with the various pieces of statuary commissioned h jre for the colony. Mr Lucchesi's statue o: Peace for the Auckland Domain was shipped by the Turakina last month. Mr Alfred Drury's statue for the same destina tion will be rea4y at the end tf this month. The pedestal of Mr "Williamson's statue of Queen Victoria has already been shipped, and the statue itself will be ready at the end of this month. Mr H. Pegram having finished his clay model of the bust of Sir John M'Kenzie, has begun operations on the marble bust, and has also in hand a bust of Mr S. H. Drew, of Wanganui, found*r and curator of the "Wanganui Museum.
An exciting incident occurred on the voyage of the K.M.S. Sierra, from Auck land to Sydney. Early in the forenoon of the day of sailing from New Zealand, when the ship was reeling off her eighteen miles an hour, and when the passengers were seated at breakfast, one of the officers whispered something to Commander Houd lette, who at once went on the bridge. From the deck a curious sight presented itself. As the Sierra lifted her sharp prow to the swell of the sea it was seen to be im bedded in a monster whale, and the foam of the ship's way, which should, of course, be snowy white, was a deep crimson from the jjush of blood from the wounded leviathan. The great weight clinging to the bow hindered to some extent the ship answering quickly to her helm, so that Commauder Houdlette had her stopped, and then backed away from the monster. The whale quickly sank, having apparently been killed by the collision.
Mr Andrew Carnegie, in his address at Liverpool last month, said Scotland was now almost finished as a field of library found ing, and applications for libraries in Scot . land were now few; and for small com munities. England was not so far advanced but would soon be supplied if the applica tions continued to co-ue in as they had done during the past few months. In the month of July 22ti applications were re ceived for money to build libraries, mostly fiom England and Ireland, though one came from Dunedin, in New Zealand, which was, of course, granted at once, and another from Hobart, in Tasmania. Mr Carnegie went on to say that there was much discussion as to the excessive use of fiction in public libraries, but his ex perience was that it was a great point s<a : ned when anyone was attracted to any thing in the form of a book, unless it was distinctly pernicious. He thought, how eve-, that public library authorities ought o exercise some discretion in admitting books to their shelves. TEN BOLD ASSERTIONS. REGARDING CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC, CHOLERA AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY. 1. It affords quick relief in cases of colic, cholera morbus and pains in the stomach. ± It never fails to affect a cure in the most severe cases of dysentery and diar rhoea. 'A. It is a sure cure for chronic diar rhoea. 4. It can always be depended upon iD cases of cholera infantum. 5. It cures epidemical dysentery. 6. It prevents bilious colic. 7. It is prompt and effective in curing all bowel complaints. H. It never produces bad results. t>. It is pleasant and safe to take. 10. It has saved the lives of more people than any other medicine in the world, j
Tenders, returnable to the Public Works Offices, Aui.-klaiiil are called i»r repairing and painting the I'<.st Office at Waotu"; also for additions ami repairs to the Sana torium buildings, Cambridge.
Up to the middle of last month Carbine was fourth on the winning sires' list in England, fifteen of his progency having won :5H races, of a total value of £2\)J&a\. Persimmon was at the top with ittG.MO: St. Simon second with £.\2M~ ; and Isin glass third with £2:\,~>So.
It is understood (says the Wanganui Herald: that tin; Assets (.'ompany has re cently increased the royalty on green flax from the Moutoa swamp from 2s to Is per ton. Flaxmillers in oth r districts are paying as high as 7s (3d royalty for the raw product.
Mr J. <i. (tow. the Houy's trade repre sentative, considers it would be well for exporters of meat to combine and op.m up butchery establishments in each of th'- hirge centres of England and Scotland, to show peopl,. what New Zealand mutton really is. At present Argentine meat lias a strong hold.
In reply to the request of the loca 1 Cricket Association that Lord Hawkes' team should play a combined Waikato twenty two, Mr C. F. Bond, lm:i. sec. of the Hamilton Cricket Association, has received a telegram this morning from the Associa tion's delegate on the X.Z. Cricket Council as follows :—No game arranged your Asso ciation. Subcommittee did not recommend and Council endorsed their report.
Mr M'Wade, the United States Consul who recently arrived at Vancouver from Canton, reported an apparent demonstra tion of the success of a cure leprosy as the result of the experiments of Dr. Razlag, of Vienna, who is now attached to the United States Army Modical Corps iu the Philip. pines. Mr M'Wade has taken to Washing ton an official leportof the successful ex periment*! treatment of fourteen cases.
Yesterday at St. Mary's Hamilton, was commenced the Forty Hours' Devotion This Devotion was first practised in the year 1534 in the City of Milan, which city was at tha- time desolated with plague and torn by civil strife, .-peaking of this de votion Cardinal Wiseman writes. "Iu no other time or place is the sublimity of our religion so touchingly felt. No ceremony is going on in the sanctuary, no sound of song is issuing from the choir, no voice of exhortation proceeds from the pulpit, no prayer is uttered aloud from the altar. Ther.> are hunireds there, and yet thfy are engaged in no congregational act of worship. Each heart and soul is alone in the midst of a multitude, each uttering its own thoughts, and each feelim* its own grace. Yet are you overpowered, subdued, quelled into a reverential moodi softened into a devotional spirit, forced to meditate, to feel, to pray. The little children wno come in led by a mother's hand kneel down by her in silence, as she simply points towards the altar, overawed by the still splendour before them ; the very babe seems hushed to quiet reverence on her bosom." The decorations are iu white relieved with gold, the work of the convent child ren uuder the guidancs of the sisters. As you look at -.hem you cannot but notice a delicacy of tone which impresses you the more because so uncommon in our day. The devotion will conclude with Mass at 8 o'clock on Tuesday.
Daisy Soap, Empire Royal Blue, and Em pire Extract Soap. Three good things for your laundry. Ask J. T. Home, Hamilton, for any of these lines.
E. J. Davey, Hamilton, stocks our goods. You can purchase Empire Royal Blue and Daisy Soap from his store. Right price for a good article.
Yon have troubles in your laundry. This is why we advertise. No more worry. Get up at a reasonable time, not in the middle of the night, and by using Daisy Soap and Empire Co.'s Laundress Help. Empire Royal Blue and Extract of Soap, your work is done in half the time, and you don't get angry. Ask the following grocers, men of experience, who know a good thing when they see it, and they will see your wants for Empire Goods promptly attended to: Parr Bros., Hamilton: E. J. Davey, Hamilton; J. T, Home, Hamilton ; Macfersonand West, Hamilton. They all stock these goods.
In Cambridge same remarks. Thornjs Wells likes our Empire Goods, and sells them. Ho, witli long experience, knows a good article. Secure a packet of Laundress Help.
Don't bustle yourself. Empire Royal Blue, Da ; sy Soap and Laundress Help do the work and you need not hustle, lavage and Richards, A. G. Harris, F. J. Sanders, Charlie Boyce and all Hamilton and Cam bridg; grocers tbink a deal of Empire Goods.
In Te Awamutu and Kihikihi you have up to date stores who stock Empire Goods, Empire Blue, Daisy Soap, etc. Just call at G M. A Ahier's Warehouse and Gifford and Bowden's.
If you're in Kihikihi and run short of Empire Eoyal Blue, the bluest blue that ever blued a blue bag, or Daisy Soap, " a daisy," look up T. H. Chapman and John G. Elmsley.
" A little bit later on," when in Ohaupo, go to J. T. Edwards for Empire Blue and Daisy Soap.
Further on in the land of cordials ask Green and Colebrook for Empire Goods Otorohanga.
The Empire Coy. supply Choice Cigars wholesale, j Try Billy Bright, Hamilton Hotel, for an " Exquisitor." This is a special brand.
Look them up, Parr Bros., Hamilton,— you can get Empire Imperial Coffee, Daisy Soap. No soap like " Daisy." It's a soap that dpes its work "thoroughly." This is something worth noting, 2 bars of lovely White Borax Curd Suap, weighing nearly 31bs, for—Parr Bros, will make the price right.
ANTARCTIC EXPLORATION
DEPARTURE OF THE MORNING
(By Telegraph—Press Association.) CHRISTCIIURCH, This Day. lhr relief ship Morning with stores for tee exploring vessel Discovery sailed for the Antarctic regions on Saturday. Bishop Julius -conducted service on the vessel's deck at n a . m . The ?Tt h ° P u??f hed . from the w ords 1 hough I take wings 0 f morning and re cruit in uttermost parts of the sea there also shall Thy hand reach me and Thy right hand uphold me." About 600 people assembled on the wharf to bid farewell to the vessel and a number of visitors were on board the tug which also earned the Garrison Band. £K Mc T! ng leffc tbe wharf at 2.15 p.m the band playing « Say Au Eevoir, but Not Good-bye. As the ship moved away, the crew climbed into the rigging and ex changed cheers with the crowd, and many threw their caps on the shore, these being eager y scrambled for. The steamers in port blew their whistles, fired rockets, and displayed all their bunting.
LICENSING POLL.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WKLLJNYiTUN'.Thia Hay. ~ A recount of the local option poll for Newtown shows that prohibition was carried by four votes.
CRICKET.
KAXt.iITIIUS v. AKAWAS. Representatives from these teams met on Sat.ll day, under favourable conditions. The outrielding was greatly improved by the grass being cut, and wa- the means of considerably increasing the total of runs. This was the second occasion on which the Arawas and Kangitiras have met this season. <>n the first occasion the Arawas, who had the best team, won rather easily, but on Saturday the Ilaugiuras had revenge, and won very easily by st runs on the first innings. Rangatiras batted first and scored 90 before the last wicket fell. Of this total Worsley contributed hi by wood, sound cricket. He certainly was some what favoured at the outset of his innings, giving two or three sharp chances behind the wickets, but as the innings progressed he made very few mistakes, and did some excellent driving. Dr. Douglas played a good game i2, showing strong defence and clean hitting. J. Hammond was the was the only other player who made a double-figure score, 10. Although the Arawas had the best team they have baen able to put into the field this season, a rot set in and they were all disposed of for 15, Hoklen, who contributed four, being the only batsman who stayed any time. Ross, Who endeavoured to make things merry, ran himself out in both innings. The Arawas followed on, and had lost five wickets for 15 runs, when time was called. For the Rangitiras, Shepherd and J. Ram. mond shared the bowling § honors, the former taking 4 wickets for 6 runs, and the latter 3 for 5. Both bowlers were on the spot, and varied their deliveries consider ably. For the Arawas Holden did best in the bowling department, taking two svickets for 9 runs, W. Hammond was next with 4 for 2(5, Blamires obtained 4 for 62, but hid the misfortune of lo.ing two or three wickets in the field. The following is the score of the Ringatiras :
Douglas, b Hammond ... \2 J. Hammond, lbw, b Hammond 10 Worsley, b Holden .. ... _ 57 Shepherd, b Blamires ' ... 1 Stevenson, b Hammond ... 1 l>ymock, b B'amires .., \ Boekett, c Venables, b Himmond 8 McNicol, st Piatt, b Blamires ... 3 Evans, c and b Eraus ... \ Bettley, c Bond, b Blamires ... ... 4 Andrew, not out .. 0 Bye ..; ;;; x Total ARAWAS. First innings ... ~ ~15 Second innings, five wickets for „". 15 Total ... ... ... oq So far this season, Slades have won two matches, and lUngitiras and Arawas one each. At a meeting of the Committee of the Association held previous to the match it was decided that J. Hoiden should play with the Arawas.
THE SOUTH AFRICAN STEAM SERVICE.
The riew Zealand and African Steamship Company, whose tender for the steamship service between New Zealand and South Africa has been accepted by the Govern ment, was registered at Somerset House last month with a capital of .£250,000 in 25,000 shares of £lO each. The memoran dum of Association allows of trading in all parts of the world. The signatories, each of whom takes one share, and all of whom are shipowners, are—Kenneth Skelton Anderson, Allan Hughes, W. Milburn, junr. Charles Bethell, 0. J. Trinder, A f' Houlder, T. L. Devitt and T. B. Robinson. The officers of the company are at 2, Fenchurch Avenue, and 40, Lime-street,' the addresses of Messrs Birt, Potter and Hughes, and the Federal Steam Navagation Company. These firms and Houlder Bros, have the carrying of the supplies under the Imperial Cold Storage contracts from Australia and New Zealand to the Cape. The combination has had the Surrey and Sussex, belonging to the Fede ral Company, engaged in the trade for some time, and the Drayton Grange, the Oswes try Grange and other vessels managed by Houlder Bros., have, since the commence ment of the war, been employed in Aus tralasian and South African waters. The Federal Company's fleet includes the Corn wall, Kent, Devon, Maori King, Surrey and Sussex. Among the vessels managed by Houlder Bros., are the Oswestry Grange, Haversham. Grange, Beacon Grange, Els tree Grange, Hornby Grange, Langton Grange, Ovingdean Grunge, Rippinghain Grange, Royston Grange, Southern Cross Thorpe Grange and Armston Grange. It is understood that from these fleets the vessels for the new service will be taken.
MILK-BLENDED BUTTER.
Mr Chas. C. Lance (Commercial Agent in London for New South Wales) writes to his Premier on milk-blended butter on September sth as follows: -"The position in this matter is that the Bill introduced by Mr Hanbury was not dealt with before the close cf the session, and will not again be brought up before October. I under stand that the Agents-General for Victoria and New Zealand urged upon Mr Hanbury that a provision be inserted in the Bill to to the effect that "butterino" should not contain more than the 16 per cent of moisture which is regarded as a limit for butter, This, as I pointed out in my letter of July 4th, would amount to prohibition, as the chief object in manufacturing milk-blended bntter is to increase the weight, thus :—Clause 2 of the Bill reads: "The expression 'butterine' means butter to which any substance has been added whereby the amount of water in the butter is increased." On the assump tion that Australian butter contains 13 per cent of moisture there would, if this sog gestion were adopted, be only 3 per cent extra moisture to be added, which would probably not be sufficient to make its re manufacture worth while. Australian butter is liked for this purpose on account of its dryness, and those who are not against the manufacture argue that it will increase the demand for our butter, and no doubt this would be to the advantage of some of our inferior qualities. On the other hand, extensive purchases for this/ purpose would mean the effacement of our nomenclature and tend to level down our quality, and do away with the incentive to manufacture a light-class article. All things considered, lam of opinion that aa producers, we should be better without " nulk-blendod butter," but as the in terests of the consumers are so strong in this country, I think it is impos sible to secure its prohibition or the insertion in a Bill of any clause that would be tantamount to that. Mr Hanbury has now agreed to introduce the amendments in the Bill to the effect that the sale of "butterine" will be prohibited if containing more than 20 per cent of water; and thas it will be necessary for all " butterine" that contains more than 19 per cent., and less than 20 per cent, of mois ture to be labelled, "adulterated butter." If the Bill can be passed in this form, it will undoubtedly be a great improvement and will, I think, provide all the protection that producers can reasonably look for. and be acceptable to the trade and the agriod. tural societies here.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, MONDAY DECEMBER 8 1902
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THE WRECK OF THE ELINGAMITE.
♦ X<> (i I'.OAT PII'KKM IV. (Ueceivoil l>ee. 7. l.:i(i ;i.n i r SYDNKY, Dcivniiin- 7. The Manpie Otago arrived t'rnin Mercury I»a v last even i ml;'. She picked up Hie Klingniiiitt-'s missing 1 'int t'urly live miles north rust of Nurtli (.'ape, wafer-logged. The boat. •v;is empty and there was nothing to indicate the f;ite tit' the crew. The boat was taken on hoard the Otago. (Keeeiveil Dee. s, lU. 15 a.m.) SYDXKY, Dee. 7. The boat whieh was picket! up turns out to he, not the long-lookcd-for mis sing one, containing the third olhcers' parly, iiut number six which was swamped shortly after being launched. Its occupants were picked up bv one of the other boats which got awav from the Elingamite, mimlier six lieing carried away by the current. Tlie captain of the Otago sighted it on November '2' l, thirteen days after the wreck, ■!••"> miles north-east of North Cape. He lowered a boat and towed it to the ship. It is badly' knocked about and all the fittings are gone, with the bottom boards missing. The day previous to picking up the boat the sailer sighted a quantity of wreckage and drift. The current was strong to the north-east off the Three Kings.
THE SHIPPING COM BINE.
LONDON, Dec. G. Mr Baker, President of the Atlan tic Transport Company has distributed £IOO,OOII amongst liis employees who lost situations through the companies combining.
THE SUGAR BOUNTIES
Received December 7, N.-15 p.m. PAULS, December G. The French Chamber of Deputies approved of the Brussels Sugar Con vention.
THE EDUCATION BILL
LONDON, December G. ]nthe House of Lords, :Earl .Spen cer moved, and Lords Kosebcry and Deauchamp supported the rejection of the Education Hill. After an animated debate the measure was read the Second time by 147 to .'57. The. Archbishop of Canterbury made a strong speech in support of the measure.
THE VENEZUELAN WAR.
- (Received Doc. 7, 8.22 p.m. LONDON, Dec. 7. The warship Indefatigable has arrived at La Quayra. Received Dec 7, 8.55 p.m. LONDON. Dec, 7. Tt is expected that if Germany's ultimatum in ignored, Puerto Cubello md La Quayra will he seized until the customs duties have defrayed the debt of £120,000. England will act similarly. The South Atlantic and European squadrons of the American Navy are manoeuvring in the Carribean Sea, New York newspapers declare, in connection with the Venezuelan difficulty.
THE MACEDONIAN REFORMS.
♦ WARNING BY FRANCE. (Received Dec. 7, K. 55 a:m.) PARIS, Dec. 7. Tt is semi-officially stated that France has warned Turkey to execute the promised Macedonian reforms in order to prevent an outbreak of a general movement which advices from all sides otherwise for-shadow in the future. LONDON, Dec. G. ♦ The Times' Constantinople eorres- the Portess reforms in Macedonia inspire no confidence what ever in diplomatic circles. Advices from Vinnia show the principal objection to the scheme has been the absence of efficient Euro pean control. *" < ———
SCENE IN THE FRENCH CLAMBER.
■ * PARIS, December 7. In the Gunner of Deputies, an» interpellation was made on behalf of the Nationalists who accused M. Valle, Minister of Justice, of dismissing the magis trate, Le Mercier, that he feared to arrest the Humberts, (the notorious swindlers). M. Valle retorted that Frederick Humbert was a Boulan"- ist. M. Contant a socialist, shouted -.- " bit'-'' M. Valle thereupon left the tribune. M. Yveton, a Nationalist, insulted by M. Valles' gesture, was about to assault him. This caused the Nationalists and Radicals to leave their seats. A scrimmage followed in front of the tribune characterised by much hust ling and shouting. The sitting was suspended. LATER The Chamber expelled M. Contant and M. Yveton. M. Yveton has sent lua seconds to M. Valle.
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LORD MILNER AND THE BOERS.
♦ -—_ (l.Yivivi'.i, !>..,-. 7, MUiii.) CAI'KTOWX, | >,.,-. 7. Lord Milwr's energy surprises the Uirji/rs. He rhles on horselmek fort\ iiml liity miles a d;iv in the sun, ehiuiguig horses everv ten miles. ]ie then works hours ;il eantp in the evening. His iliixietv for their welfare iilso greiuly surprises them.
AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
CARDINAL MOHAN'S HK- Tl'i;.\. SYDNEY, Dec. G. Cardinal Muran was enthusiastically welcomed, and an imposing procession of Irish guilds and societies marched from the quay through the principal streets to the Cathedral, where a thanksgiving service was held. Numerous addresses of welcome were presented, the heads of the Roman Church participating.
RUSSIAN WORKERS.
I'eceived December 8, 0.5U u.m. bT. rEI'KRSBURG, December 7. The first officially sanctioned meet ing of workers, held at St Petersburg, thanked M. Plehive, Minister of the Interior, and presented him with a re solution tending to die amelioration oi their condition.
KICKS IN ODESSA.
RUSSIAN AFFAIRS. ST. PETERSBURG. December 5. The Ecclesiastical Seminary at Odessa lias been closed. Fifty students were arrested owing to vio lent disturbances.
GENERAL ITEMS.
NEW YOKE, Dec. 7, Mr Barratt, Commissioner of the St. Louis Exposition in Asia and Australasia, has been appointed American Minister in Japan.
THE IRISH LEAGUE.
♦ —-—- LONDON, Dec. 7. The United Irish League delegates who visited America report that they raised subscriptions totalling fifty thousand dollars.
THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY
o SUMMON" SKIZntK LONDON, Dec. 7. I hiring his speech mi the Educa tion Uill the Archbishop of Canter hury suddenly swsiyeil and sank to hi* seat in the middle of a sentence. Tin Bishops of London and Southward .rushed to assist him. The Arch bishop however, unaided, by a su preme effort rose and completed the sentence, but again collapsed. The attack was entirely due to weakness of the legs. The Archbishop of York assisted him out.
KAWHIA.
_...... _.s.. _ f'lloM Dill Own OoKUKsi'oNDKXT. Musi of the settlers around Kawbin have n w very good l'Mss and are turning out •"Uii' tine t'.-il .-'ti'fk. 'Hi,.si- win, h;ive sheen runs arc n>>« busily rm;.".;ed in she tun.:' alii) IInJIO fill' 11 plentiful SUJIJi I .'.- (if Wool. The f|-ci|iU'nt ci'li! and si-vere win-N have destroyed all I'Siiin if any fruit rij>.-liiri:■; in K'a > hia this season. Messrs liergand ; ; uii have jn -t coinple f ed a very wise little plea-iire n>i!t winch shonl'l find a rea i\ m irC t. now tl-at the holiday season is approaching. News has ju-t <■ "in" llirn'iirh thai the S.S. (Jairloc is harhuund at h'a-lan .'ii lii-r way from i 'nchuuga to Kawhia, and that she lias cargo ill ma nl fur this port aftci' all. | 'nr ii»'ai shoe maker. Mr ,1. Sutton, Ims |ii: i shifted into his new jiremisi s n a more central iia.it of the township and has i|iiile a good display of new stock in his window. Mr Suit-on makes, mends a.d sells at very reasonable prices. 'I he absence ot a local branch of some l>ank is a great drawback to the business men in and around kawhia, and it is new quite time that steps- were taken to induce the Hank of New Zealand, which owns one of the best business sites in this township, to establish a branch in this dis trict. The business connected with the coming regatta seems to progress very slowly, and it would appear as if more vigorous action were required on the part of the executive to ensure the success of our annual fete. It would decidedly pay the Executive Com mittee to send some energetic well-known Kawhia resident down to Auckland to pro cure subscriptions, to advertisa tne matter properly, to arrange with the X.S. Com pany about excursion steamers aud to sell tickets. If some such steps be not taken the carnival will be attended by a marked financial failure. The building trade is still very brisk in and around Kawhia, three more new shops at present being in the course of erection, Messrs London and Scott, our local builders being particularly busy in this department of their extensive business.. It was with feelings of considerable plea , sure that the residents of Kawhia learned that after all the Hon. W. Jennings had been elected for the Egraont seat, for this constituency very nearly approaches the Kawhia township, and as many of us are well acquainted with the hon. gentleman we shall look to him in his new sphere of action, to assist in promoting the interests of the Kawhia district. Besides, it is quite likely that Mr Jennings will, eie lontr, oc cupy a seat upon the treasury benches, and in such a posit'on, all the more able to re present our wants to the Government, We all heartily congratulate Mr Jennings upon his well-merited success. The wtaiier is still stormy and bois terous, and the S. S. Gairloch is still bar bound in Raglan—poor hungry, thirsty, long suffering Kawhia. The Waikato Times is becoming very popular in and around Kawhia, and as that paper contains not only local and general news of interest, but gives a good , and comprehensive account of all sales and j markets, and the latest English and Euro pean cablegrams, its circulation should in ■ the near future largely increase in this somewhat isolated district. When we ob tain iv tri-weekly overland mail service, it will be quite refreshing to get the Times thrice a week and thus be brought into more direct communication with the out side world. It is understood here that during the , Christmas holidays we shall have a" visit . from an eminent solicitor from the south, so that those requiring legal services or advice should avail themselves of such a convenient opportunity, but later on fur ther informatien will be given regarding i this matter. Several of the newly elected members have also promised us a visit durinc Re gatta week—if the weather is fiue and the steamer not bar-bound.
LHJb] WAIKATO TIMES, MONDAY, DECEMBER 8 1902. i —_ . —i——————
These are bold assertions to make regard' ing any medicine, but there is abundant proof of every one of the above statements regarding this remedy. Every household should have a bottle at hand. Get it to day. It mav save a life. W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton; THOMAS WELLS, Agent, Cam bridge j GEO. M. A. AHIEK, Agent, Te Awauiutu sell it. ■ It is only on the use of Wolfe's Schnapps that it ought to be I judged. ¥ou be tde Judge. Every bottle of Wolfe's Schnapps contains an honest preparation f of Juniper Berries and select g Barley. I If you need a stimulant that will | brace a tired body or clear n I tired mu..J, TEST WOLFE; SCH NAPPo-n 5t h fnl«e stimulant but a builder up of vital forces. ¥ou take no fliisk. | Better not i«ke anything than ! accept a Kiil.et ii ntr> for this st-rl j iny old tome Lnih.l ons lire pol ; out for one p U i pose only to m»k- I bi'j profits—they are absolutely j wurthless, [ftuyWColeSlotfiet E Look for the name and neon,) Udolpho Vvulf OINTMENT Ton 8 * Sk S E ™P tion s> Sores, Bat reasts, Ulcerations, White Swell igs, Gatherings, Poison ort n-,,+* Bruises and Burns. * HOLLO WAYS OINTMENT f invaluable for Chest and Throat Affections, such as Asthma, Bron- Cmtis, Ouinsv. Mnmna rt/-„„.i,„ t and Inftu o uza. MaaulMture ■ jnly at It, New Oxford Sinai U»te 533, Oxford Street), London
Government Notices. 0M Public Works Office, Auckland, sth December, 1902. rENDES will he received at this Office until noon ~11 TUESDAY, tin- 23rd inst,, for REPAIRING and I'AINTING POST OFFICE, WAO'I'U. Flan and Speciiicatiuns may be seen at the Post Offices ut Waotu and Hamilton, and at this office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. C. R. YICKERMAN, District Engineer. Public Works Office, Auckland, sth December, 1902: TENDERS will bo received at this Office until noon on MONDAY the 29 h inst., fur ADDITIONS, REPAIRS etc., to SANATORIUM BUILDING, CAM BRIDGE. Plan, Specification and Con ditions may be seen at the Post Offices at Hamilton and Cambridge, and at this Office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. C. R. VICKEEMAN, District Engineer. ■Wanteds Etc. WANTED, the Public to Call on GAZE & CO. for SUPERIOR PHOTO GRAPHS and ENLARGEMENTS. Studio —Howden's Buildings, Hamilton. WANTED— The travelling public to re ineniber that Tea, Coffee, Pies, Pastry, Cakes, etc., are obtainable all day long: at my Refreshment Rooms. Auck land, Local, and Illustrated papers.—J. T. Home, Confectioner etc., Hamilton. ~\\f ANTED—Those requiring Violins, ™ " Strings, and all Accessories appert aining thereto, to call on or send to H. H. Howden, watchmaker and jeweller, Hamil ton, who has a large supply iu stock.. WANTED ~ opened up in Victoria Street, Hamilton, with a supply of Smoked Fish. Fresh fish three times a week. Also, Summer Drinks, Lollies, Sweetmeats etc., to arrive shortly. WANTED KNOWN.—V. Plescher de sires to draw attention to his large stock of Footwear. A splendid lot of Ladies' and Gentlemen's American Kid boots (lace and button), Walking and Evening Shoes, Girl's Lace and Button Boots (tan and black), Good Strong School Boots, Farmers' Boots, Bluchers, Canvas Shoes, Leather and Carpet Slippers (good and cheap). Repairs neat and prompt. First-class boots made to order. V . PLESC HE R , CO-OPERATIVE BOOT SHOP, CAMBRIDGE. WOODCARVING— Relief, Chip, Floral Chip, etc. Terms, ]2s (id per quarter, Is o'd per hour. Articles designed.—Miss E. Ayling, V.i, Victoria Areata, Auckland. 170R CRICKETING, <!<>LF,~ and TENNIS GOODS —give E. .1. WLKINSON a call. All this season's goods. PRESENTATION GOODS, try E. J. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge. __ Yl7ooLS—Double and Single, Berlin, ' » Reduced to 5d per skein for cash. At WILKINSON'S, Cambridge. /■"IOOD.S FOR THE CHRISTMAS SEA ■JT SON in any quantity at WILKIN SON'S, Cambridge-Toys, Dolls, Albums, Purses, Photo Frames, Writing Cases. ! Fancy Goods, etc.
Meetings. WAIKATO FARMERS' CLUB. rho branches of the Club will meet as follows :- I'K KoW'HIA Tues'lay. I>eceinher Ptb, ■it 7.: i" p.m. The I'rcsiilcnt t<> visit !!i';i;ii-li. I'A M A 1! KUK-U'ednesdayJ >ecpinber 10th. ;ir 7.:! i p.ui. Ladies are invited to WH.UWV II ATA-Friday, December 12th. at T.HO p.m. N't i AIM' A WAIT IA Friday, December l-ili. at 7.'-'< i p.m. tiHAF I'D -Friday. December 12th, at 7.3(> p.m. TE AWAMl'Tl'—Friday. December 12th. at 7.'■'■<) p.m. CAM BR! I Mil-: Monday, December 15th. at 7.:?' i p.m. Business : Mr Hlaekmorc will uive a p.iper on the dairy cow. to receive report of the Ue:ier.tl E: live Meeting, to discuss our political situation, and the proposed alteration to rules. WAtiLOU— Monday, December 15th, at 7.:<0 p.m. PATEI\'AN<iI-No meeting. TAUWHARE—No meeting Business Notices. COR SALE—One First-Class Timber 1 Wagsjon, with '■'> inch tyres, alsi Double and Singlo Buggius.—John Ferguson, Cambridge. S'OTU'E is hereby given, that the Thn.ues - Waikato Road between Allen's and'Larnev'.s pi'onerries, Piaico, will be CLOSED from TUESDAY FIRST till SATU ((DAY, pending re-erection of budge at Waiharakeke Jitn'ii'n. Through traffic must gn by Kcrcone. P. GILCHRIST, County Clerk. Te Aroha, sth December, 1002. [R D. V Professor Marshall Consei vatorinm, a.v also as Lending; T '-DOSSETOB, .he first teacher of v-iba), ■dam Amy Sherwin, , of the Melbourne ier leti/liug singers ; Soloist at various Australian Centres, Is prepared to RECEIVE PUPILS during summer months in Hamilton, Te Aroha and Cambridge for SINGING AND VOICE PRODUCTION ONLY. Terms : Three guineas per quarter in advance. Address : Care of Mrs Quick, Almadale, Hamilton. Only a limited number of pupils re ceived. REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND PROPERTY AUCTIONEERS, 95 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. WAIKATO AGENT: MR M. G. FARRER, " PANKWOOD," HAMILTON, Who will conduct intending purchasers to properties*free of charge, and will be glad to receive particulars of properties for sale. CHEAP BUSH FARM. Adjacent to Railway Station. }•) l(\ s - P er cre > 238 acres good V/V J-'/ level land in heavy rimu timber, except 40 acres which have been grassed and fenced; close to post office ; station and township; handy to good mar ket, and about 150 miles from Auckland. 7L16 RICH LITTLE FARMS. Close to Station, ifcc. 0 1 Qto £22 per acre. Several handy farm sections of from 22 to 33 acres each ; very fertile land, fenced, and in remarkably good grass ; on one there is some pretty bush; all well watered; one mile from station and large township, and about 30 miles from town. Prices range from £lB to .£22 per acre; one-third cash, balance five years at 5 per cent. 7056 HANDY FARM. Twenty miles from Auckland. -Pfi9o~ 10<S ACRES ; all fenced and swU/vU sub-divided; 85 acres grass; 12 acres crop; small orchard ; 1 acre bush \ 4 acres drained swamp; balance rough land house of four rooms and verandah ; stably, cowshed, &&.-, £ mile from post office, &c.; one mile from creamery and 5£ from station. Price, ,£620; terms if desired. 7164 UNIMPROVED LANDS. NGAROTO PARISH-Allotment 3GO, con taining 50 acres, £75. TAUPIRI PARISH-Allotment 325, con taining 50 acres, £3B. TAUPIRI PARISH-Allotment 180, con taining 50 acres. £3O. TAUPIRI 379. containing 100 acres, £75. TUHIKARAMEA PARISH-Allotment 30, containing 50 acres, £SO. TUHIKARAMEA PARISH-Allotment 131, containing 50 acres, £3O. TUHIKARAMEA PARISH-Allotment 74, containing 50 acres, £75. 7892 We undertake any business in con nection with the selling, buying, mort gaging or leasing of land and buildings and confine our attention to this. Samuel Vaile and Sons, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. 21/10 almadale" HAMILTON. Private Boarding Estab lishment. MRS F. A. QUICK. Every Comfort and Convenience for Tourists. HOT AND COLD BATHS. Any Person FOUND TRESSPASING with dog or gun on any of the Assets Idealisation Board's properties in the Wai kato will be prosecuted. JOHN McCAW, Estates Superintendent, Matamata
Business Notices. PUBLIC HALL, RAGLAN. P HO WAN begs to notifiy the public { • ol I'aglan and surrouuding districts that he will shortly open in the above Hall, gkeat clearing sale fr'oo Geueral Drapery. Suit of Clothes, Dress Pieces, liuots and Slices, Saddlery, Jewellery, Watches, Fancy (Jouds, etc. Opening date and Auction Sale will be duly advertised. TURNIP SEED. I)YRAMID STEAMED BONE MEAL— JL Ammonia 514, Phosphates 5257, »£') 10s per ton Blood and Hone, suitable for drilling, .£> I:2s fid per ton Kangaroo Guano, £[■ 15s. Grass Mixture, £K 15s. Phosphates, 40 per cent., £5 10s. Corn and Maize Mixture, nitro potash, AT, 15s. Turnip Manure, Swedes or Root, £G 15s Kainit, Imperial Belgium Soluble, does not set hard and can be drilled, £-i 7s fid. The above are plus freight from Auckland. Turnip Seeds, &c, of Finest Quality. F. J. SENDERS, Agent for W. S Laurie & Co., Auckland. IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS. j Mountain Rimu aud _ Kauri at Lowest Kates. Sashes, Doots, Mouldings, Ac, of thoroughly Seasoned Timber at less than Auckland Prices, owing to saving in railage. F. J. SANDERS, Agent for J. McAndrew &. Co., Paeroa. TO FARMERS. /TcCORMICK HAY HAKES, Mowers, L*L and Reapers aDd Binders are with out a rival; strongly made and of light draught. Send for Catalogue to F. J. SANDERS, Sole Agent for Province of Auckland. FURNITURE. FOR SUPERIOR FURNITURE, well made of Seasoned Timber, and at reasonable rates. Try, i ' SANDERS, Q.C.E. CHARCOAL IRONS. HAVE you seen the Dalli Charcoal Iron ? If not, call and inspect the most up-to-date Iron in the market. SANDERS, Q.C.E. ARRAS CREAM SEPERATORS. ''HIS is a boon to persons being too far from a factory, inspection invited. SANDERS. QC.E. BISCUITS. IF you want the choicest procurable, either local or imported, and the greatest variety, send to SANDERS, Q.C.E. CHRISTMAS. TAIKATO BACON CO.'S HAMS. ' T New Dried Fruits, Syrups, Jellies, and of finest quality. SANDERS, Q.C.E. | GENERAL GROCERIES. the Greatest Variety, Highest Quality, and Best All-Round Value, I fry SANDERS, Q.C.E. bottles, and bulk. V E.—ln tins SANDERS, Q.C.E. CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE i TW'EW GOODS Constantly arriving. SANDERS. CAMBRIDGE. HOT WEATHER GOODS Milne & Choyce, Ltd., AUCKLAND. WASHING BLOUSES, Special job line at 2s Gd, 3s 6d, 4s 6d; Mercerised Sateen Blouses, floral styles, 4s lid to 12s 6d; White and Coloured Washing Silk Blcuses, beautifully trimmed, at 12s 6d, 15s iid, to 3os. HOLLAND COSTUMES, with new Rus sian and Eton jackets, and smartly cut skirts, from 24s 9d the costume UNDERSKIRTS, in washing prints, all trimmed, at 2s lid, 3s6d, 3s lid, to 10s Odj Fancy Materials, from 5s lid to 255. WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, Special Value, trimmed lace or embroidery and tucks' 3s lid, 5a lid, 6s lid, to 27s 6d NEW' SUNSHADES-Handsome Cream Satin Sunshades, with wide moire stripe, 10s <Jd; Stripod and Floral Roman Satins, (Js lid, Hs lid, lus t3d ; Plain and Fancy Parasols in every shade. CHILDREN'S WHITE SILK FROCKS, lace trimmed, to fit children from 6 to 9 years, 9s lid to 21s. NEW FANCY GOODS FOR PRESENTS —Good Fancy Soaps, 3 cakes in artis tic box, Is 3d, Is 6d, 2s 6d, 4s 6d ; Photo Frames, in all shapes, Is, Is 3d, Is 9d 2s 6d, to 10s 6d; Purses, at f)d, Is, Is 3d, Is 9d, to 20s ; Fancy Boxed Hand kerchiefs, Is 3d, Is fid, Is 9d, Is Hd, to 10s 6d the box; Peal Maltese Lace Scarves and Collars, 10s 9d, 12s fid 15s fill, to i OS. NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN— Special selection of Gent's Neckties at Is, Is fid, 2s 6d. to ds Gd. SERVICEABLE LINEN HANDKER CHIEFS-Plain hem, Is, Is 3d, Is 6d • hem-stitched, Is 6d to 3s 6d. SMART WASHING WAISTCOATS, in white, drab, and shepherd's plaids, at os lid, Gs lid, Hs 6d, to 15s fid FRENCH STRAW PANAMA HATS, (5s lid. Latest Ha's in every style NEW TUNIC AND TENNIS SHIRTS, from 3s Gd to 7s fid ; Gent's White and Coloured Sweaters, 3s 6d, 3s lid to 10s 6d. Immense stock of Gent's Summer Underclothing,
W. J. Hunter. OHAUPO CATTLE SALE. TI'ESDAV i-mi, .uii hi; si. The undersigued will .sell at the i >haupo Yards on Tiusday, December nth : r..*T WELL-BRED TIIRKK-YEAK-OLD O'J STEERs, COWS AND CALVES AM) TWO-YEAR-OLD STEERS, aud H HI FEUS fn.mWaitetuna ■i-J LViiioiith-old I loiters. AY. Ranstead Purebred Jersey Hull, four year? old, sure calf .getter, verv .juiet, and no fence breaker, pedigree at Sale IS Good Dairy Cows and Heifers, newly calved and in full milk. A. F. Chamberlain, To h'au-a-Moa S Well-bred 2 .i-y ear-old Steers, t Prime lieef, Pirongia 14 Choice Calves aud Yearlings J Morrish 30 Yearlings, mixed sexes, L. Larsen s Cows, J. Houaton and .1. Clark 20 Choice l."> to ].S-raonth-old Steers, W. AYillou-hby 21 Yearling Steers, I). Bokowsky 18 Choice Yearlings, A. B. Yickers 12 Choice Yearling*, Tozar 13 Well-bred Calves, 2 prime beef, J. Tozer 12 Choice Yearlings, I). Finlayson 20 15 to IS-month-okl-steers Half-ton < >aten Chaff ! At 12.30 o'clock. Entries Solicited. W. J. H UNTER. HAMILTON STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11. The undersigned will sell at the Hamilton Yards on Thursday, December, 11: On account of Mr C. Hutchinson, who has sold his farm : Af\ FIRST-CLASS DAIRY COWS. TV/ all newly calved, and a choice lot Pedigree Ayrshire Bull Pedigree Ayrshire Cow, took two first pvizes Waikato show 20 Young Calvo3 8 Milk Cans, 2"gals 12 Fat Bullocks, J. G. Penniket < : . Prime Beef, R. Noble 8 Quiet Two-year-old Heifers, A. Bell 10 Three-year-old Fresh Heifers, T Waugh 13 Well-bred Strong Calves, W. J. Richardson 11 Fat Cows, Shakespear 20 Fat Cows, Furze, Graham, Tama here, Ohaupo 30 Fat Sheep, J. !). Melville 1 Roan Hull, Win. Graham 26 Prime Fat Bullocks, from 11. Wind sor, H. S. Hawkins, R. Seddon and J. Barusrh 40 Fat Sheep, 2C Fat Lambs, A. Casey iro Store Pigs, Donaldson, Daveney, Z. Owen, Thomas, Gurnell, and J. Douglas 6 IS-month-old Steers, J. Wathen 40 Y'earlings, mixed sexes, 10 prime beef, W. CHtty. 15 Choice Yearlings, 2 Roan Bulls F J. T. Cnrrie Entries Solicited. W. J. HUNTER. HAMILTON BO HOUGH Y.VRD*. SPECIAL HORSB SALE. Th° undersigned will hold his Annual Horee ■ Sa ! e at the Hamilton Bor-uyh Yards on Thursday, December IS, of about 250 CO\.f FILLIBv, HEAYY VND MEDIUM DRAUGHT MARES AMD GELDINGS, UPSTANDING HARNESS HOUSES AN'D HACK'S Entries to date from 11. A. Bell, G. Rob son, Hognn, E. Potts. Zellman, Bridgmau, W. E. Jones, McDonald, Graham, Grigsby, H. Weal, Willoughbv, Davidson, Newell, Chit'y, Windsor, Cumpstone, Haunon, Houston, Gibbons. Arnold, Teddy, Shaw, Turnwald, Kauch, Patterson, Morgan, Cow ling, Ormsby, Johnstone, Finch, Bruce, Starkey, liell, Douglas, Stewart, Home, Holmes, Corbett, Crouch, Hicks, Seddon, Prendagast, Shaw, Death Bros, Noble, Dawson, Cassidy, Smith and Hambling, Walsh, Holland, Fry, McLarnon, Hill Dun stan, Dodd, Bruce. Hinton, Jackson. Bar ford, Washer, Corboy, Hansen, Galvan, Bell, Littlewood, White, Friar and Davies, Prince, Foster, Darragh, Dooley, Lux ton, Hall, Kae, Jones, Bukowsky, Teasdale, Holtby, Calder, Snook, Marwond Pair of Well-matched Buggy Ponies, 13 hands high. J. Houston. Upstanding Bay Gelding, syrs good hack, carries lady ; from Tau ran'/a Well-bred mare and foal, C. Jar rett Upstanding Chestnut Horse, from Wanganui, sound, grand hack and juniper Handsome Unbroken Child's Pony, by Bonnie Tom—Shetland mare Heavy Spriug-cart Mare, took first prize Waikato Show, 1002, and a splendid worker in any Harness Double-seated Buggy (Gee and Pot ter), Pole and Harness, W. Lyndsay Pair of Well-matched Black Buggy Horses I Bay Cob, good hack, E„ Tickelpenny W. J. HUNT E R. SHEEP FAIR. February, 1903. THE undersigned willholdhis First Sheep Fair at Ohaupo Yards, as above. Entries solicited W. J. HUNT ER . NGARUAWAHLA STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12. QA TWO AND THREE-YEAR-OLD O" f STEERS, E. Hall, F. G. Jackaon, H. S. Elgood 10 Four-year-old Bullocks, in forward condition, A. Nicol 15 Well-bred Calves, F. Littlewood 20 Mixed Cattle, "H. J. Saulbrey 60 One and lj-year-old Cattle, R. Holmes. 2 Polled Angus Bulls, two and three years old, G. Mathias 10 Cood Steer Calves, G. Little -"The Shop in Township known as ' Lamb's Butcher Shop.' Sale at 11 o'clock punctually Entries Solicited. W. J. H U N T E R. COYLE AND JOLLY, HAMILTON. AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Sawn and Dressed Timber, MOULDINGS DOORS SASHES JOINERY, kc. Also, stock Fosts and Wire Builders' Ironmongery White Lead and Oil, etc. Jobbing Work Done. Plans and Specifications Prepared and Estimates Given. Agents for United Fire Insurance- Co.
McNicol & Co i PEDIGRL'K POLLED ANGUS BULLS FOR PRIVATE SALE. "' purebred polled angus .) BILLS, the property of Mr Alex ander Aitken. and bred upon the Kereone I'state as follows : Fighting Mac. * N" I'I.N 7. Hl'. : colour, hi.irk ; birth, 2 : ' th Septem ber, J'.iol : breeder. Kereone Es tate. I'iiko : got by Mercury. X/.FI H L'ir, : Ist, Surprise, NZll'l! 512. I.y Pa.m..u--. X/.118 129 : 2nd \ ist.i. N'/.lll!, by Solomon 1. (imp) N.ZliB ",::i;i; ;tr.l, Victoria. NZHB 73, by Blackleg, NZHB (is : Ith Oipsy, NZUU f.ii, by Robin Hood. .N/111! Li-Hi : sth, Lizzie, NZHB o(). by Druid, N ZIIB (17; <>th Minerva (iuipi NZIIB 158, bred by Mr McCombie. First and special merit Waikato show, October, P.Krj, second Auckland show, November 1002. 'l'ara, ToC.fi NZHB ; colour, black ; birth. 22ud October, 1898; breeder, X.Z. and A. Land Association, Oamaru ; got by Baron Arradoul, 8953 ; Ist, Tempest 4:V.1, by Proud English man, ilool; 2nd, Thalia, 111, by Solomonn 11. NZHB 21 ; 3rd, Tillyfour Maid, 81, by Robin Hood (imp), 'JHi; 4th, Tilly four Lass, 160, bred by Mr McCombie. First Waikato and Auckland Shows, 1900. Bobs, S.N. 22, NZHB; colour, black ; birth, 28th October 1901 ; breeder, Kereone Station, Piako; got by Mercury. NZHB 24(3; Ist, Kiri, NZHB 513, by Famous, NZHB 129 : 2, Sunshade, NZHB 511, by Jamie of Killara (imp.), 147 ; 3rd, Vista, NZHB, by Solomon I. (imp.) 2319 ; 4th, Vic toria, 73, by Blackleg (imp), 68 ; sth Gipsy, 59, by Robin Hood (imp.), 946 ; 6th, Lizzie, 50, by Druid (imp.), 67 ; 7th, Minerva (imp.), bred by Mr McCombie. Never been shown Sir Redvers, S.N. 18, NZHB ; colour, black ; birth, 31st Octo ber, 1900 ; breeder, Kereone Es tate, Piako; got by Mercury, J NZHB 246; Ist Vista, NZHB, by Solomon I. (iinpj, 2349 ; 2nd, Vic toria 7:>; by Blackleg, imp., 68 ; 3rd, Gipsy, 59, by Robin Hood, imp., 946 ; 4th, Lizzie, 50, by Draid, imp., 67; sth, Minerva, imp., 158, bred by Mr McCombie. Never been shown Fortunatus ; colour, black ; birth, 4th November, 1901 ; breeder, ' Kereone Station, Piako; got by Mercury NZHB 246; Ist Vista, NZHB, by Solomon I. (imp), 2349; 2nd Victoria, 73, by Blackleg (imp) 68; 3rd Gipsy, &9, by Robin Hood (imp) 946 ; 4th, Lizzie, 50, by Druid (imp), 67 ; sth, Minerva (imp.) 158, bred by Mr McCombie. First Auckland Show, November, 1902 For further particulars applv to McNl 00 L & cO. TE KUITI STOCK SALE. Wednesday, December 10. We will hold our Second Sale at Te Kuiii on abova date A WELL-BRED 18-Month & TWO- AtrV YEAR'STEERS 200 Calves aad Yearlings 20 Springing 11',-ifers 350 Head Mixed Cattle, from neigh bouring districts 50 Head Mixed Cattle 10 Good Hacks and Harness Horses Spring Trap Hooded Buggy 100 Store Pigs,' 20 Beef Cattle, 20 Heifers, springers, 30 Grown Steers, N. I. Hunt, Puketiti 1 Grey Gelding Waggon Light Dray 3 Draught Horses 3 Good Hacks Good Hack, six years old, by Master Agnes, broken to harness Sale at 12 noon. Entries Solicited. McNICOL&Co. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. OHAUPO LIVE STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16. VAT STORE & DAIRY CATTLE. Fntrie- •olieited. MoNI 0 0 L & CO. G. F. McCiTLLAtiH, Auctioneer. SALE OF ROTO-O-nANGI HEED OP SHORTHORN CATTLE AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, January 28, 1903. 1 Qfj COWS AND HEIFERS, now 10 r with the bull 35 Yearling Heifers 75 Calves Catalogue and particulars on application Origin of Herd: The cows were origi nally imported from Melbourne, purchased from some of the best breeders there, in cluding the Circular Head Co. of Tasmania, one of the first, if not the first company, to import and breed pure Shorthorns in A ustralasia ; kept pure since by bulls bred by J. Horwood, Birdwater Park herd; E. Menlove, Esq, Oamaru: A. A. Fantham, Esq., Hawera; late John Grigg, Longbeach, Canterbury ; Archdeacon Williams, Te Ante, Hawke's Bay ; W. Nixnn, Esq., Can terbury ; R. 0. D. McLean, Esq., Marseka kaho, Hawke's Bay ; McHirdy Bros.. Pal merston North; and N.Z. Land Associa tion. McNICOL & CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, February 4, 1903. LAMBS, WETHARS, AND Vj rams Entries solicited. McXICOL k CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. P OR pR I V ATE nTITE FARMS in all parts of the district ■ AGENTS FOR: Little's Sheep Dip, Fluid and Powder The Ilighl nd Sheep Dip P. an! D. Duncan's Implements E.L.T. Noxious Weed Destroyer, a con densed lluid prepared for the de struction of blackberry, gorse, briar, etc. When properly applied this preparation is entirely reliable. One gallon of fluid to 40 gallons of water. Supplied in one, two, and five-gallon drums ; one gallon 6s 6d, two gallons os 6d. live gallons ss. Spray pumps especially constructed for the pur pose, prices .£4 10s. If bushes are small the fluid can be applied with ordinary water-can. Further par ticulars and testimonials on applica tion. MoNICOL & CO.
McNicol ft Co. CAMBRIDGE STOCK SALE. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20. >T, STORE, AND DAIRY CATTLE 6 Well-bred Nine-week-old Pigs, T. Fun u oil. McNICOL & CO. <!. F. McCullagli, Auctioneer. HAMILTON STOCK SALE. -MONDAY, December 22. IN consequence of the usual date falling onChiistmas Day, we will hold our next Hamilton Sale as above, on Monday December 22. Entries Solicited. McNICOL <fc CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. Davis & Co* SPECULATORS LARGE OR SMALL CAPITAL I \ND all those anxious to Secnn .^ GOOD INVESTMENTS | of Substantial and Increasing Value M and to those wishing to secure COMFORTABLE HOMES H SNUG FA£MS OR GOOD PASTORAL PROPER. 1 TIES I We would call your attention to the fact"'] that we can offer the best and most com- 1 plete List of Properties of all kinda in the f Waikato and surrounding Districts, and ar*|l prepared to % FINANCIALLY, ASSIST BUYERS, I We cannot here advertise our large list of properties in detail, but we are alwaye ready to give, or post full particulars to H intending buyers, also to conduct themgf over the different properties we have lor m Sale, free of charge. Wo have properties -m from 50 acre to 5000 acres blocks in price I from 17s 6d per acre to j6lO per acre with. "''M good roads, near Post Office, Creameries and Railway, and on ISaa? : ' : M Terms. • *fi IF YOU Desire to Sell | We shall be glad to receive full particular! \M of your property which we advertise in different parts of New Zealand aaitl Australia, which costs you nothing, 4g§§ advertising is the keystone to our BUOCta* -H and our terms are, . s .. vlfs NC SALE, NO CHARGE. We have numerious inquiries from all parte of New Zeal-nd and Australia, our o(0£ nectiou being very extensive. Havii l„t~l U . 1 _ " !• • ■ m.' our ability to do business. Why Pay Rent J! We have several Good Town Properties - with 4 to 0 roomed houses, with } acre tcrU 10 acre good land in or Hamilton East-aiafl West. Easy terms. For further pastili culars apply to DAYIS & GO.J AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERIicIji LAND & ESTATE AGENTS,* -\S| HAMILTON. Auction sales conducted in all parts of the country. Advances made on all goods placed with us for Sa ; e. WAIKATO. AGENTS and SHOW ROOMS for the WONDERFUL "Si WERTHEIM SEWING MACHINE, j Three machines in one. On Time liej|| ment, 2s 6d per week. Also, PIANOS & ORGANS ■"% English and German, and ell %| easy terms. From 2s 6d per -week. See our quality and price before you t&m chase. WAIKATO AGENTS "M Northern Fire Insurance Capital .£5,689,000. WAIKATO AGENTS Imperial (gold medal) Calf Food. best in the market. Once used always used. Auction sales at our New Mart and Yards, Hamilton, EVERY SATURDAY a# 2 p.m., of POULTRY, PIGS, PROBCfcEi FURNITURE, etc. Anything you have for sale TAKE IT TO | davis & cai and have it turned into cash. ' m AT GOVERNMENT STUD ANfi EXPERIMENTAL STATION, v| RUAKURA, HAMHT L Service of Breeders : THE THOROUGHBRED STALLIOHf SINGLESTICK 11. (1898). j Hazlehatch Solo -TH? Hormit=Hazledeaa Bruar=Tuba Blair Athoi Fee for Approved Marrp, suitable for: ting Remounts, TWO GUINEAB, and foe Thoroughbred*, FOUR GUINEAS. Groom ge 2- 6d Psddooking 2s 6d per week, Baj| ble on demand. •■;'-' H IMPORTED SHORTHORN BUIIn| RED LORD XXVII." 5 Calved 3rd Jan., 1900. ' '■ss R*d Lord Orange Bl This bull comes from a noted family. TERMS-ONB GUINFA. For f urth< r particulars see efretrtaW able at the office of the Inspector of 81 Hamilton, er from the Manager of the. Wades Worm Figs the W^ W~-~. TIT : es. Sold everywhere. |
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The cable informs us that the Hon. •Joseph Chamberlain has taken his de parture from London to Smith Africa, amid hearty demonstrations of enthu siasm and confidence. In his visit to the South African colonics Im perialists will recognise a new and important departure and one thai may he held to foreshadow a coining change in the relations hctween the Mother Country ami the offshoot nations who are " daughters in their mother's house, hut mistresses in their own." No British Colonial Secretary has ever before gone on official busi ness to one of the oversea portions of the Empire, though French Colonial Ministers have occasionally visited French colonies. The resolve of Mr Chamberlain emphasises the unerring Imperial insight of our own Premier, for one of Mr Seddon's last acts before-leav ing England seven weeks ago was to urge upon the Colonial Secretary the desirableness of making himself'per sonally familar with conditions and problems in the colonies and of exer cising a more potent influence in the direction of their affairs. The idea I is a thoroughly sound one—it being ' always, of course, understood that there shall be no increase of Imperial control and no corresponding lessen ing of the large measure of liberty and responsibility enjoyed by the British self-governing colonies. \ ( > doubt the existence of special difficul ties in South Africa, at the present time constitutes the main reason of Mr Chamberlain's mission ; and it maybe expected that certain journal istic gossips will associate the visit with that indefinite " something " for Mr Seddon which has already formed the theme of much ingenious speculation. That, it will be but the first of many such visits to the different divisions of the Empire is, however, a fair inference. The im portance of the mission is proved by the notice bestowed on it by the British press and by the fact that it is to extend over three months. To us it seems likely that, in addition to cementing .British interests and smoothing over racial jealousies, Mr Chamberlain will endeavour to lay the foundations of a South African Feder ation. Should he succeed in doing these tilings, he will accomplish a great Imperial work, and will earn the grateful admiration of all Imperialists. Looking to the future, it would seem that Australasia might next claim a visit from the Colonial Secretary. While neither the people of this country nor those of the Com monwealth would invite or tolerate any interference in their domestic concerns there are other matters that.Mr Cham berlain might with pie it inquire into. For example there is the question of the future of Fiji and of the Xew Hebrides, which ought to lie settled in a way that will prevent the recurrence of trouble, and consolidate the power of Britain in these seas. The pro gress of Mr Chamberlain's South African mission will be watched with the keenest interest. All the tact, judgment and firmness of which he is possessed will be required to solve the problems that await him ; but should he prove equal to the occasion, which can be hardly be doubted, the new departure will be amply justified and we in Australasia will look for ward with every confidence and pleas ure to seeing him in our midst.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1902.
Printed and published by Robert John and (xtobm William Ven- SJfvSt - ei l re g istere <* Printing, wf'v «*£» B treet, Hamilton, Auek land, New Zealand MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1902.
will keep the scalp clean nnd healthy, entirely five from dandruff. And it makes the hair prow thick and lons This is because it is a hair food, giving to the hair just what it needs to iuako it grow as nature in tended. There's a pleasure in offering to you such a preparation ; while you will cer somethiug that others have used for half a century. Do not be deceived by cheap imita tions which will only disappoint you. Make sure that you get the genuine Ayer's Hair Vigor. tnnni by Dr. J.C. Ayer Lowell, Man., U.S.A TUSSICTjRA. -For Coughs and Colds. WITCH'S OIL.-For Rheu matios, Chilblaines etc. MOUNTAIN KING ASTHMA POWDER.-For Asthma and Bronchits. These preparations, which bave gained a widespread reputation throughout, tho Col ony are obtainable iD the Wiiikato diatrict from the following :—H. J. Clifford, Morinfa ▼ill* ; Thos. Wells, Cambridge ; W. Efcott, Cambridge ; F. J. Sanders, Cambridge ; Chss Boyce, Cambridge ; Parr Bros., Hamilton , E. J. Davey. Hamilton : W. Dey, Hamil on ; J. 8. Edwards, Ohaupo ; G. M. A. Ahier, Te Awamutu ; F. .A. Chapman, Kihi kihi; Green and Colebrook, Te Kuiti and Otorohanga ; Dooley and Paterson, Ngarui wabia ; R. F. Sandes, Hamilton ; A. E Manning, Hamilton ; R. J. Roberts, Cam bridge. Price, 2/6. >/ GOVERNMENT INSURANCE . DEPARTMENT is prepared to grant Employers of Labour Covers against Risko— connected with their trade or business—under the Workers' Compensation Act, the Em ployers' Liability Acta, as well as under Common Law,
Owners of property and Mortgagees also "voteoted under special tables. Personal Ao- Ident Insurance effected in all branches. For particulars as to rates, etc., apply tc he local Office of the Department J. H. RICHARDSON, Commissioner PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE Value of Estates in the Oefioe : OVER THREE MILLIONS STERLING. Capital & Interest guaranteed by the State. Further large reductions now made in costs administration. The Public Trust Office seeks to be merely elf-supporting. Estates under Wills or Intestacies wher oonvKrted into cash and held for beneficiaries are credited with interest at highest rate, cap italised yearly, and free of all office charges. Thi Public Teubtfe can be appointed Executor of the Will or Codicil of any person. Advice as to the making of Wills is given free of charge. The Public Tbustee can be appointed Trustee in place of previously appointed Trustees or in place of persons who wish to be relieved of their Trusteeship. The Public Tbustee can be appointed Trustee for Mairiage Settlemeuts, Money I Trusts, Sinking Fund, and other Trnsts The Public Trustee undertakes the many agement of Property as Attorney or Ago. The Public Tbustee administers Intestates Estates, Lunatics' Estates, and Unclaim ed Lands. Thb Public Trustee has Trust Funds for investment on Mortgage of First-class Freehold Securities at lowest current rate of interest. Liberal term for repayment FOB FULL PABTICULABS APPLY TO TEE PUBLIC TRUSTEE, Wilunoton, Or any of the Agents of the Public Trustee oj the Colony. THE HAMILTON HOTEL. VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. W. BRIGHT, Proprietor. THE BEST APPOINTED HOSTELTY IN THE WAIKATO. GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR TOURISTS. BEAUTIFUL GARDEN AT THE REAR OF THE HOTEL. FIRST-CLASS TABLE KEPT. BEST WINES AND SPIRITS IN STOCK. ALES IN DRAUGHT AND IN BOTTLES. CIVILITY AND ATTENTION TO ALL BILLTARD ROOM fitted with one of EDWARDS' BEST TABLES. SAMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCTAI TRAVELLERS. GOOD STABLING. W. BRIGHT, PROPRIETOR. TO MEN Write for frae copy of valuable bcok about jouraelves, your health, you happiness, yocr future It contains a full exposition of tie human system and the remedies adopted. No need to consult dootors. Posted free in sealed envelope. Everyman sh rM rfsd it. Ad drew—O. Speofio, 639 ElizArpth-Hrroet North Melbourne WADE S WORM FIGS the Wondeful VVorrn Woners-are a safe «nd sure remedy, in Is boxes. Sold everywhere.
Say—Frie m ra (\Xt\-\J JiSi awake ati ni&hfc rkiriP --•v.'i"-: FOR COUGHS ti COLDS IT ACTS LIKE MAG!C!H mi SOU) EVERYWHERE 5/6 k 2/6. TO WINE AND SPIEIT MERCHANTS HOTELKEEPERS, and the General Public in the CITY OF AUCKLAND, and the SURROUNDING DISTRICT, IT having come under the notice of the undersigned Dunedin Brewers that BOTTLED ALE AND STOUT PUR PORTING TO BE DUNEDIN ALE AND STOUT is now being sold throughout the Auckland District, bearing on the Labels the name of I). ARK ELL, and a statement that the same is brewed expressly for D Arkel', NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Brewers that THEY DO NOT BREW EOR OR SUPPLY ALE OR STOUT TO the said D. Arkell. Dated at Dunedin, this 15th day of July, JAMES SPEIGHT AND Co., LIMITED. McGAVIN AND CO. MAURICE JOEL WILLIAM STRACHAN AND CO. Football 1b a manly game That hardens muscle. Units the frame, And makes New Zealand's hardly voutu Our pride aid strength, and thai's the truth: Bad coughs and colds attach the, strong, As much the week that's sure, Let both—they never can go wroust Take WOODS' GREAT PEPPERMINT CUBE
TUCKER'S Sunshine Fruit Syrups. Two flavours—Raspberry and Lemon. A 6d packet will make two gallons refresh ing summer drink. L'se with water or seltzogene. Sunshine Jelly Crystals. fid packets. A great success. Fifteen flavours. Cannot be beaten. One packet, one pint finest jelly. Ask the flavour yon prefer. Sunshine Pudding- Powder. Gd boxes. Four different flavours, two flavours in cadi 6d box. Each (id box. with milk, etc., makes two quart.-; delicious pud din:;-. Sunshine Custard Powder. _ Pour flavours, assorted, in each 6d box. Each flavour makes one pint. Family Baking- Powder. Imo more kind lady wanted as a cus tomer I <iet the first tin ! the second will soon ~,„,„. along. We do not ask vmi to use the tin to LIFT the scones. You get honest, full weight, exclusive of the tin That Hoy knows the Grocer, and the I Grocer knows the Boy by this time ! !! Of all Givers. Manufacturer •. W. I\ Tucker, COMMERCE STREET, AUCKLAND. THE QAMPEELL AND TmRENFRIED COMPANY, riMITED. 43, QUEEN STREET WHARF, ALBERT BREWERY vjCEEN-STREET AKD DOMAIN BtiEWERY, NEWMARKET. DIBBOTOBS J. Logan Campbell, Esq. (Chairman), Abtrcp M. Mtkks (M.-.napim? Director), and Lfo M. Mtkbs. Siccbitaby ; AllßfiD S. Babkabt, Cable Address: "BeeoiTe," Auok!ar,d. AGENTS FOR- R. PORTER & CO., " Balldo* " ALE STOUT. London M. B. FOSTER & SON 3 (Lid. " Bueh ALE an>! STOUT, London J. SCHWEPPE & 00., MINERAL WATERS. Sydney and London D. fl. BURKE, SCHNAPPS,mm W W. & G. GILBEY, SCHNAPPS, London J. W BURMESTER, PORT, Oporto ADET SEWARD & CO., V.D. CLARET JAS. BUCHANAN & CO., SCOTCH WHISKY. London JAMES WATSON & CO.. SCOTCH WHISKY, Dnnde* PEASE. SON &CO , 8.0,3, WHISKY Darlinstou HIRAM WALKER ft SONS (Lin " Olnb " WHISKY. Ontar.o DUNVILLE ft SONS (Lin.). V.R. IRISH WHISKY. Beifwrt SIR JOHN POWER & SONS, IRISH WHISKY. D-sblia ROUYER GUILL-LT & CO., BRANDY C'ornao ADELAIDE WINE CO, " Twiunda. Adpwdg MOET & OHANDON, CHAMPAGNE Rfi'IJIF KfIUG * CO., R-'mg RUTNART & CO., CHAMPAGNE TJaimn E, IRROY. CHAMPAGNE. R,-r.' A. COLLIN. CHAMPAGNE, OM.r.H Eia, Err. Etc. A very L»rße Assortment of tha bkhi bbanph o! WINES ft. SFIRITS, mcludinp AUSRALIAN WINKS, always on hand. CIGARS.—Mft«y= «-ni!kGown bbasps Selection. ALBERT & DOMAIN BREWERIES PBIZS MEDALS AND AWARDS : Sydney Exhibitor, 1879, Melbourne Ex hibitioi), 1880; Wellington Exhihiton, 1885 Auckland Exhibition, 1877. 1578, 1879, 1880 Colonial and L'diEn Exhibition, 18S6: Ih>n edin Exbititu n, i SSO. TASMANIAN INHIBITION, 1891-2 ■; Ale (hulk). Special First Award Gold Medal; Ale (bottled), First Award: Slout (bulk), First Award Gold Modal: Stout (bottled), Special First Award end 0r.;.- Medal. Also. CHAMPIONSHIP nmmi all Foreign and Colonial Beer Exhibited • ppo MELBOURNE CENTENNIAL EXHJB*'. TIUN, 1888 : First Fr.Ve and fjold Mad*!. THE CAMPBELL & EHBENFIiIED COMPANY (1/tv..) nen FOB BEST VALUJS Lowest Price: GROCERIES SEND TO Qtacfeirson & West, HAMILTON. Wo are cash buyers of Butter, Egg?, Horsehair, Fungus, 'etc., etc. WA VjfiRLE Y HQTeT AUCKLAND. MAURICE O'CONNOR, PROPRIsK R desires to intimate that be has taken over the business of thie Popular Hotsd, and wo-ild reap; ct'u'ly request a continuance of tu- iibniai mppi.rt hiti.erto awaided his pre do-' -tor. VISITORS TO AUCKLAND will find t at no effort will ba spared to afford them «'• ry c<>mf. rt, whilst the TARIFF will be, a.' previously, MOST MODERATE. The ttotp] !p within «ne minute's walk Railway Station and Wharf, and command maßniscent view of the Harbour. To the friends of the Proprietor in different part? of the colony, a Coed Milie Fadtho wii ver be extended, and a pleasant scjourn spured. WINES, SPIRITS, ALES. ETC. Of the * BEST BRANDS ONLY MAURICE O'CONNOR. d 310 9/12 EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR VISITORS. P.O. Bex 350 Telephone 468. Prince Arthur Hotel, WELLESLEY STREET, AUCKLAND. Wines>nd Spirits of the Best Brands Only ■stclaet Billiard Room. Nij<ht Porter. V.'*, M COOKE. Proprietor, L»4o U.S.S. Op. CHANGE OF WATER often brings on diarrhoea. For this reason many ex perienced travellers carry a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with them to be used in case of an emergency. This preparation has no equal as a cure fur bowel complaints. It cannot be obtained while on board the cars or steamship, and that is where it is most likely to be needed. Buy a bottle before leaving home. \Y. DEY, Agent, Hamilton ■ THOMAS WELLS, *. ge nt Cambridge; GEO. M. A. AHIEK, igent, Te Awamutu ; - sell it,
QUALITY, jfOT CHEAPNESS, B SOMETHING TO BE CONSIDERED WHEN PURCHASING DRILL. THE ''FARMEKS' FAVORITE" |)EMFMBEI) : About 1i.,,0,0 ~„„,„ ~„„ bo , t „ F „ meft . p xavonte Has proved itself capable oi duin* h»tter work with lew n.>«t f,« repass t ao any othe. If you have a if , ~ «* - 1-avoute or one of the so-cd.ed cheap drills now bring offered write to me farmer who has bee* using chills, and has a good general knowledge f the different makes, always keeping in mind the i.JW KU ° Wledge 0t Mr Joseph ISuriigh, President of the Waikato Farmers' Club, H WHY?wTi I FaV ° rite " after he had ™* ofher »ak«.. lotcaretotelUs nT« °^ a ' ld ' if W ° a?k hi:u ' bein & iatereßted ' *»e might you why he u.h tTf yuu wny ne Bought it. If you are a private buyer " a«k him." Y r SOLE AGENT.S: Aew Zealand Lom and Mercwtile Agency lorapany, Limited, HAMILTON. XjA-IsTT) fok SALE. LANSDOWNE ESTATE, i Land For Sale. OF 3300 ACRES ALL PLOUGHED & GRASSED j I THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND r I n j. i E t R t OANTILE AGENCY COM- Lverslev Estate > M u [TED - are inßtructed to «>- ,UI ° ./ UOiaUlj) | nouuce that, that portion of the „, all plouohed:and grassed, Woodlands Estate, " C.IMPEISINO Otterbura Estate ITHEl THE BLOCK NEAR THE TJWN » SHIP OF TAUPIRI, OF 793 ACRES, Containing NEARLJf ALL PLOUGHED AND GRASSED. 4422 Acres, The above properties all adjoin the Walton la now surveyed and suh AMAmA • * Station on the Auckland-Rotorua Railway venientlj "ilad DAIRY ? SfoS&Stt Sc a aiid r ; WUhm m ' leß * HamllJ I™™' ■* Tf 1 be J ™ lor • oAJLh on and alter and Cambridge. SaLk - J" »«« rjuVAVK The land is of excellent quality, and is ! admirably adapted for DAIRY F\RMS. VTftiilfSfhv lav X I(ld*> OPEN FOR PRIVATE SALE, MV. J, 190.2. on Liberal Term* T E ? MS 0F p A™ENT .- 20 per rent UU lermS, cash, 0 per cent end of two years, 5 per c°nt ON 23rd APRIL, 1902 a " uua l l ter five years, interest 4* I ■*• **■ per cent. ' „ .Applications to be addressed to the u-dar- Copies of plans and full particulars I fr °m whom Copies and Plans and any obtainable from the undersigned further information may be obtaiuel. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN &MEK CANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd. HAMILTON, Or any of the Company's Branches throughout the Colony. AV£ AEE ADDRESSING TLTg FAIR SEX. WE ARE ADDRESSING THEM ON A FAIR QUESTION. | WE ARE ADDRESSING THEM IN A FAIR WAY. ~ IjLADiES, will DIUNii * mm •»• j China tea is not necessarily bad, but the greac chance is that it is I ! certainly you n,ver get the best China Tea, nor yet the second, nor I ' j even the third best The best never leaves China, the second best is i -f j nearly all sent to Russia, the third, fourth, fifth and other descend- ? j ing grades come to Australia. S Happily the imports.of China Tea are lessening steadily, and cor- » ; those of Ceylon are> going up. Ceylon tea is grown in § a i i a "!, n , Qy and Gey[ol ) ls the P' okecl B P° fc of ***& for tea grow- < =# | mg. All Ceylon tea is good; the best is exquisite, and no other tea I > % BrowTi8 row Ti "TJ ri r p f' e 7 0rld ° aa iu dn y ™y com P are with sl\ i 9. I it. ihe best Ceylon tea is the famous j m which is picked on the mountain heights of the Island, packed in lead on the spot whore it is grown, and sent down to Australia to the agents of the Nirvana Co., fresh by every mail. s Nirvana Tea is put up in pounds and half pounds and evorv oack- i *- I I age.bean the name and trade mark of the company as a guarantee i O 1 i that it is all we claim of it. e " ,ia " l,OD j g Christmas and New Tear. '"3™ KSShS Si™'™*' Et,m "» E. J. DAVEY. FIGS, DATES, MUSCATELS, ALMONDS, SEEDED RAISINS AND FANCY CONFECTIONERY. °** KAIbINS Agent Fw N.Z. Herald, Weekly News, and Auckland Star. >:. J. DAVEY, GROCER, BAKER, AND GENEEAL STOREKEEPER HAMILTON. t\ A. PEAKSON, LAND, COMMISSION, AND GENERAL T HE TTTAIKATO T>ACON HO. AGENT AND VALUER, 4 Tf D \J KAWHIA. FRANKTON JUNCTION, 1 hnvo several Farms, Business Sites, t, . ... Town Sections, etc., in the Kawhia Rairlan c •l g , notlfy that they are Bu ye r s of well and Waikato Districts for Sale and invite to ™ Dairy and Grain - fe <i Bacon Pigs correspondence. weighing dressed 120 to 1501bs at highest AlnoSole tha Mahino Noxious FJoes all the year round. Heavier Weed Exterminator in the above Districts, pi ? B well finlßhed ma 7 be bought at lower and if any farmers who have Blackberry! Pnceß - Ragweed, etc., on their lauds w'ill ~" eommunic.te with m?, I will arrange to meet .. Pi ? B received at Factory on Tuesday, them at an caily date and experiment on * c uraday an d Friday of each week. pitches just to thow them the killing -pal- tits Hundreds of gallons used weekly in A weekly prize of one half-penny per tba laranaki District, and the price in with- pound will be paid to the supplier of the ' n ">6chofßll beet lot of 5 Pigs received during each Sole Agent North of Wanganui : Walter week - Syme, M. H. R. F. A. MB ARSON, uSSWf7?" £3"' TAINULSTREET KAWHIA. 4/4 UMffl HALLY, Sewtey. ,
DAIRY FARMS FOB SALE. LOCKERBIE MAT AM AT A, WAITOA. IHB FboP)>BT\ OF The Assets Realisation Board. to 350 acrs*, are of Go.;d Quality Soil, Wall Watered. Close to Railway, and witbin e»sy dir-tiiiDce of Creameries and Factory. Buyer* may select Any aud Purchase on VERY EASY TERMS OF PAY MENT. INTEREST.—4S por centum per annum. PLANS AN)) PARTICULARS raay be biaiued from— THE BOARD'S MANAGERS on the Properties. MBBBBB H. & J. CLIFFORD, Morrins ville. Mkssbs MoNIOOL & CO., Hamilton. Mb A. W. EDWARDS, Te Aroha Mb A. HANNA, Solicitor, Auckland Or THE HEAD OFFICE, Wellington. WALTER G. FOSTER, 8/11 General Manager MRS. SAMUELS, MAIL CARRIER, STOREKEEPER FRUITERER ETC., ONGARUE Nows Agent for all Weekly and Daily Papers, Refreshments, Doing Rooms, »nd Good Beds. Meals at »ll hours, Order urcr/p ended to pHEAP MONEY pHEAP MONEY nHEAP MONEY £IOO to £IO,OOO ON COUNTRI, CITY, AND SUBUREAN FREEHOLDS At 4| per Tent. Toirasof Repayment of the Most Libera Character, which can be ascertained on en quiry J. H. RICHARDSON, Government Insurance Commissioner DAGLAN I AND A GENCY The undoisigned bas for sale or lease on iberal tarmi DAIRY FARMS GRAZING FARMS BUSH FARMS NATIVE T.*!A.SE3 TOWN AND SUBURBAN SECTIONS COTTAGES, STORES To owners of property : My terms are no ale no charge. A R, LANGLEY, LAND AGENT AND VALUATOR RAGLAN. "OUNTAIN i IMU rjHMBER pOMPAMY, j IMITED, MAMAKU FINEST MOUNTAIN-BROW RIMF IN THE COLONY FIRST AWARD and GOLD MEDAL against all-comers at the Auckland Industria and Mining Exhibition, 1898-99 Over 1,000,000 feet of Building Timber in Stock, Also, EVERY CLASS OF DRESSED TIMBER 4 MOULDINGS. W. MAUNDER, AGENT. Hamilton J. CLAYTON, AGENT, Ngabuawahia Telegrams promptly attended, to. 18/'/ HAMILTON Waikato JitT" ASHBUBTON toto I I Canterbury AIKATO GALVANISED TRON HARDLEYBROS Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Bellhangers. WORE UNDERTAKEN IN ANY PART OF THE WAIKATO. Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers of Spouting, Ridges, Baths, etc. TANKS A SPECIALITY. CORRUGATED IRON CURVEL TO ORDER Dairy Utensils of First Quality. A TRIAL SOLICITED. HARDLEY BROS., HAMILTON John Bettley, WHOLESALE & RETAIL BUTOHEh (Opposite the Hamilton Hotel). BEST QUALIT Y MEAT ONLY KEPT. Connected wherewith is THE HAMILTON COFFEE PAUSE. Hoa-DnofHßs Dailt fbom 12 to 2 o'oxocj Chops and Steaks Heady in Tan Minutes. DLNNER on SALE-DAYS at 11 O'CLOCK W Baoes, Regattas, Shows, &c, Catered AMIL'iON GAS COMPANY (LIMITED), Has Or Sam: LACKSMITH'S GOAL COKE, £2 per ton of 22 bags; 2s pet bag. TAB, 6d per gallon fot 25 gallons or overr er gallon,!or less quantities, Womia: ClareQc-eixoet, H&miltou.
CAMBRIDGE CO-OP. STOEES, AND Shoes. Men's Boots Women's Boots Children's Boots. We are Daily Opening New Boots and Shoes for the Xuaas Trade, and can Give You a Choice Selection of the M. st Up-to-Date Styles at Fine THOS. WELLS, George E. Clark LAND. PRODUCE, & GENERAL AGENT, CAMBRIDGE. FOR SALE, NEW SEASON fcwede, Turnip and Rape, Now landed ex Tongariro from William Hurst and Son, London. THESE Seeds are from specially selected stocks which ensures che highest class and quality of the grower. Hurst's Monarch Swede , Hurst's Perfection Swede Hurst's Lord Derby Swede Green Top Aberdeen Turnip Purple Top Aberdeen Turnip Imperial Green Globe Turnip Fosterton Hybrid Turnip Broad Leaf Essex Rape Special prizes will be offered for roots grown from above stocks at next Koot Show. Shirley and Co.'s £ s. d. Superphos phate Special Turnip Manure Bone Phosphate 64 per cent., guran teed Maiden Island Guano Bonedust, etc., etc. Kainit FOR CALF FEEDING- Cod Liver Oil Cocoanut Cake Wheat Meal Crushed Linseed Whole Linseed Crushed Oats Bran and Sharps Premier and Champion Flour Wheat, Maize, Barley, Oats Fencing Wire, Barbed and Plain Wire Strainers, Walker's Boilers Fencing Staples Dehorners (Keystone) George E. Clark, Duke Street, - - CAMBRIDGE St. John's Collegiate School. " THE~PAH," Near Onehunga- A BOARDING AND DAT SCHOO T FOR BOYS. Hkadxastkb: THE REV. P. S. BMALLFIELD, First Assistant Master: R. L. Mclllroy N.Z. University. Second Assistant Master: R. E. Hall, 8.A., New Zealand University. Third Assistant Master: H. H. Bedford, Undergraduate, N. Z. University. VISITING MASTERS. For Piano : R. Legli 8 Hunt. For Violin : L. L. Kreutzsr. For Sketching : Kenneth Watkins. For Gymnastics : W. H. Carrollo. A Special 'Bus runs morning and vening, connecting with the Onehunga tram, for the convenience of day pupils. Office, Shortland Street, at the Booksellers or on application to the Headmaster. ' SCHOoITb WKsTand REQUISITES (full range) obtainable at E J WILKINSON'S, Cambridge. ' ' " ITHERS, VIOLINS, BANJOS, MAN DOLINS, and other musical instru ments, at WILKINSON'S, Cambridge,
ALBERT HOTEJ^ QUEEN STlktr* AUCKLAND. UL well-kiuvn Hotel, ail victors cau rely upon every and corn)orl. 7 NIGHT POHTEK IN ATTENDANO Telephone 963. All telegrams promptly attended to. ARTHUR BACH PROPRIETOR ' J La,B of Kotorua ani Cambridge). AM V^F~\T THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL JOE. Pkopkietob. T H L S n H ° t TELi3re P Ue - th Hotel q H';vi nec r ary , for a Firßt -^ S-*f' i *?£ a Sample Room and i he best position in the townshipiMs a. favourite Hotel for Commercia Travellers l & httTlS beiu °°PP° *o Town oIV m f convenient for visiting Companies in the Theatrical line Terms = nablo. Best q ualit y Li^or^Z Telelhonk No. 690. James Kol lestou ys/ ik nrangi and / • Coromandel/ proprietor/ / UCKLAND // /GOOD 3AMPLE ROOM? __/. PO. Box, 3 HaJlett's Railway Hotel, MERCER. WINES AND PpTrItIoPTHB VERY BEST BRANDS. Brown Campbell'. Special Brew always o draught. Good Shooting and Boating. Horses on Hire. Good Soabling and P-iddo^king. RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS. RAILWAY BAE. Stocked with <j aQ Bt Liquors.,' J. E. HALLEIT, PROPRIETOR. S, /6 Harbour View Hotel, RAGLAN. MRS E. G. REID, Proprietress. PHIS HOTEL hlTolen re-built in firs class style, with a view to affordin every convenience for travellers and tourists.' MAGBIFICBST VIEW OVSBLOOKIBG THB HABBOUB Seocomb'eß Special Brew on Draught Finest Wines and Spirits Good Stabling and Paddooka Boating and Fishing. Waikato Mail Coach leaves the door ronf uJrtS 0 GOLDMEDAL, Otago Jubilee Exhibition, *IRBT AWARD, Chrirtchurch, 1900-1901 Imperial Calf Food (HEATHER BRAND). Can be used with either E kim or. separated milk, whey, or water alone. Extract from letter received from a gentle. man in this Vm.il. t„i„..j ■ **"" 1 »e>enue i Vi „ *"'" lW «eeainjr a week old, the mother of which was sold at birth. Our other cow gave so little a ~ oould only spare a pint per day Upc two 251b bags, which lasted 100 days htf not been so acarce we should b ess Food The " Calf" i„ ™ In the natural m ,„.« ~t ._. , c id is as nice a cow in all I respects as could be desired." PAOKED I ?il'V» lb - "0n... «-i 2001b. SACKS. Our testimonials are too ibhsh but we hive several Ives fed with this f»^--.-faSi" g .> it tter than calves fed upon full rn3k W. C. DAVIS & CO., HAMILTON. |
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INOUii.-. .< V. (MVtR)iMEi!T lir. I ! ?!!■!«« b : .p r.u £1,000,000 hus already been added to Policies -in the Department, 111 IS IB THE BONUS YEAR, and everyone now taking -ut, a participating policy tvijl receive a substantial bouus at the end of the year. J. H. RICH ABDSON, Commissioner. A Gold or Silver Watch tor Nothing. SEND NO MONEY. Wp hereby undertako to giv« one ofouj Famous Gold or Silver Watches, Lady or Oentleman'B, to every Man, Womau, or iJhild Who sends us the orrect reading of the following PUZZLE I Bx x T MxxS TixS Cxx xx E | The only condition is, tlmt il your answer is correct, you purr,base one of our SOLID STERLING BILVEU OHA.IN.S to wear with the Watch. Simply forward your answer, and enclose stamped and addressed envelope so that wo may inform you i you have won the Watch. Wo are making this offer solely with the objoct of introducing and advertising our goods. Cut this out and forward to our only address— GOLDSMITHS COLONIAL CO, QUEEN - STREET, AUCKLAND, N.Z Or Box 459, G P.O. 8/2 gAW HI A JpARMERS 1 QO QPERATIVE QOMPANY Having completed arrangments to open STOREROOMS in KAWHIA, the alive Company are prepared to Supply settl'rs with All Roqirements, GRABS SEEDS will be a Speciality, and are carefully selected by men of large ex perience, and will be supplied t» Share holders' and Farmers Generally at a Mini mum Cost and of Guaranteed Quality ENCINO MATERIAL also will be Sup plied at the Very Lowest Possible Rate. The K.F.C. Co. are making arrangements for the Supply of Sto k to Farmers, and will place their Shareholders on an equal foot ing with tho best farmers Unions in Now Zealand. Tho objects of the Company arc to Supply Shareholders with Every Requisite at the very lowest cost, and to promote and foster any and every industry that will be of benefit to settlers and intending settlers, and to dispose of their produce in the very test markets. Please note and place your orders as early as possible to avoici any disappointment. KAWHIA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY ROYAL HOTEL, KAGLAN Favourite Seaside Resort for Tourists The propric'or begs to notify the th i pub!i< that be Lib entered into possession of abovi Hotel'which is one of the most comfort abb Ho»telries in tho colony. No expense hai bein spared to meet the requirement* o Tourists, Families, and Coramerci-U Travel lers. FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE Bathing Houses, Sample Rooms, Stabling etc. TABLE A SPECIALITY Telegrams promptly attended to. A. J. NORRIS, fl/7 Proprietor. (Lata U. 8.8.00.)
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Produces RECORD CROP. . . WE SAY . . This is not a cheap trashy manure but one tliat will GROW GOOD CROPS of HIGH FEEDING QUALITY. FOR THE . . . PAST 13 YEARS PROMINENTLY BEFORE . . AUCKLAND FARMERS . OUR CUSTOriERS SAY: WELL SATI CROP EXCE ALWAYS R . . TEBTIMONIAI, . . Mr. OWEN McCABE, Te Aroha West, says: June 30st, 1902. "I was HIGHLY PLEASED with your SPECIAL TURNIP MANURE, and everyone that has seen my turnips say they are a RECORD CROP for the Year." Price rice &Q 17s. 00. per Ton. Less 2}- per cent, discount for Cash. SPECIAL QUOTATION FOR LARGS LOTS. Manufacturers: Head Office—ALßEßT STREET, AUCKLAND. >t.norne, rrosser &> to/a NEW ZEALAND DRUG COMPANY, LTD. The Acme of Perfection NEW "IDEAL" PATTERN FACTORY MILK CANS SEAMLESS Hollowed BOTTOM SEAMLESS Drawn LID, one piece SPECIAL Bottom Hoop, with Shoulder for Bottom to rest upon PATENT UNBREAKABLE HANDLES. We take this opportunity of thanking the Waikato Farmers for the liberal support accorded to us in the past, and to intimate that having imported the most modern machinery for the manu facture of cans, we are enabled to produce a superior can to any hand made. We say that for strength, durability, high-clasa work and material this can has no ecjual in New Zealand, its weight will bear out our statement. Send for illustrated pamphlet showing construction. Made of BEST CHARCOAL TiVD STEEL ALEX. HARVEY SONS Albert-street, AUCKLAND. DURY SUPPLIES OF EVERY DES CRIPTION. THOS B. ARTHUR.] [B. R. SCEATS AUCKLAND CITY MARKET, WELLEBLEY - STREET WING RICHARD ARTHUR & CO., FRUIT, PRODUCE & POULTRY AUG PIONEER. WE have now one of the largest and best lighted Auction Rooms in the Colony, and being situated in the busiest part of the City, clients can rely upon gcods being well displayed and disposed to the best advantage. THOS. B. ARTHUR ... Auctioneer. get. Gold Front Stud, 3 6 Collar Stud, 6'6 No. F3—get. Gold Long Muff Chain, £5/5/* i Set. Gold, £lO/10/- No. 54 —ißct. Gold Chased Keeper, 27/6 (wmm mmmm No. F5508 —ißct. Gold Diamond and Ruby Ring, 84/- No. F7065— get. Gold Brooch, neat design, 11 6 No. Fl637 —ihct. Gold Diamond and Ruby Ring, 65/- ' 146 and 148, Stewart Dawson & Co., THE DRINK QUESTION, SAVE Doctors' expenses by purchasing only Articles that are manu factured by those who observe the Gtalden Rule, and only put before the public what they with pleasure use themselves. Therefore you can all enjoy a cup of Pkhfkct Coffeh aid Tea by ordering from your Grocer BROWN, BARRETT & CO.'S UCds;o Excelsior Coffee Standard Coffee THE GREAT NORTHERN BREWERY m? ( ! °*LD essemoe of coffee CE. 3C affile 33 X>). BRANDS OF TEAS Cable Address : iCCOMBE, HEWMABKET." Telephone: So. 475. ESTABLISHED 185 G. BREWERS, BOTTLERS & MALTSTERS Our ALES and STOUT are BREWED from the PRIMEST MALT and HOPS, and will compare with the finest in the Colony. Colombo Gardon Tea (Heliotrope Label), per lb. 2 6 Excelsior Tea (Green Label and Butterfly), per lb. 2 0 Standard Tea (Red Labul Butterfly), per lb. 110 lion Tea (Blue Label end Butterfly), per lb. 1 8 K.hybei Pass Koad AUCKLAND As the best of Everything is good enough for you USE a, Barrett & Co.'s Unxld Baking POWdGP iMa, Barrett & Co.'s Unxld Egg PowdGP Brown, Barrett & C-.'s TTnxld Solf-Raising Flour Brown, Barrett & Co.'a Unxld Peppers
yy ANTED KNOWN ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE, SHIPMENTS OF BONEDUBT AND BLOOD MARURE. I hry are of First-clsss Quality, and hare Analysed as under : Bonedust : Am. s£, P. Lime 50. Bleed and Bocedust: Am. 8, P. Lime 28 Also, KMNIT, THOMAS PHOSPHATE GUANOS, SALT, AND OTHER RED ROCK SALT Invaluable for Stock. SALT FOR HAY AND OATEN SHEAVES. It should always be used, as tfce food is much more pl.itable. and there is lesß low in weight,. We also satply best qualitiesof CLOVERS AND GRASS SEEDS ON HANDi Stocks of Fpeci»lly-selected Southern Dark Winter, Canadians, Duns, White and Black Tartar. GartoiiS, Dafifh, Sparrowb'll, and FeeJ Oats. LINSEED: Ihis is excellent food for Calves and Poul ry. It is more valuable than any kind of a Grain or Pulse f'end for particulars before Buying, Our Values are undoubtedly the Best. F. W. S M ™~ C o ' COMMERCE-STREET, AUCKLAND. S !S!1 "' & c 0 • WAIKATQ CRATED WATER CORDIAI MANUFACTORY. Latest a&d Most Approved Method! ioods of the above "Wall-known Brand irQ be supplied from the Hamilton Factory, rKißOfcAifa i Okt.hesi ... -I'U.NOTTJAUT ATXBKSXD TO M.ENZIEB & CO., Hamilton. A* D AT THE THAMES) , *AN x BLC,»ME AN ELECTRICAL 0 \J OTHEW ENGINEER ? By Our Systtm of Teaching by Mail You Can. ADVANTAGES. 1 You study lit home 2 We tuiCN everywhere y Nn time Inst from Work 4 Prepare fur examinations I SX» text books to buy 6 Al>uuda' t.'y illustrated Instructions Papers 7 Instruction Papers free from all unnecessary mathematics and theoretical side issues 5 Knell Instruction Paper prepared | expi rt.s 9 InstTUceiou private 10 The working is made interesting 11 If student can rnad and write, and studies aa directed, success id assured 12 Fees ran be paid by monthly instalments In Backward students (riven special assistance 11 Open to all. No time limit We also teach by mail Drawing, Shorthand, Book-keepiug and Accountancy, and coach tor the Auditors' and Incorporated Accountants' Exans, Civil Service, University and Law, Languages, Pupil Teachers' and for "D " and "E ". Every candidate prepared by us for the recent Pnpil Teachers' Examination succeeded in passing Book-keeping Simplified for Farmers', recom mended by Hi 3 Hon Air Justice Kettle, 2s 6d post Stamp accepted The Americau School of correspondent [Chartered by the Head Office for New Zealand, 193 Queen Street, Auckland Write for free Illustrated Hand-book '• 8 " and copies of testimonials from Now Zealand Graduates and students, end mention subjects in which yon are interested Success certain if our instructions followed UCKLAND JJHE J^REEZING OA S3 ALL CLASSES OF FAT STOCK Stockownera please communicate with Buyer, MR G. RUNCIMAN, Cambridge, or at the WORKS, AUCKLAND. We are also BUYERS of FACTOE BUTTER OUTPUTS. 1 We have ON SALE BLOOD AND BONE MANUR AND BONEDUST. PKICS3 AND AH ALTS S3 OS APPLIOA TIOS. A. BEVINS, Manager. iRINGE A LBERT )LLE J E AUCKLAND, FOR BOTS & GIRLS (Boarders and Day Pupils). Chairman of Board of Governors: Est. H. Garland. Headmaster: Thomas Jackson, M. A. (Load. Vice-Master: Stuabt Stkvbnbow, M.A. (Ox ford and Melbourne). Senior Mistrefs: Miss E. M. Radjjobth, M.A. (N.Z.) | assisted br a large stafi of Resident and Visit ing Masters and Mistresses. j The College is controlled by a Board of Go l vernors appointed by the Wesleyan Methodist Church of New Zealand, but the religions caching is undenominational. There are separate Colleges for Boys and Girls, together forming the finest set el School Buildings in Auckland. The acaom modation for boarders in botb Colleges is complete, and every arrangement is made to secure their comfort. Largo and fully equipped Gymnasium. Central and elevated position. Large play grounds. Examination Successes— During the last five years 40 pupils have passed the N.Z. Matrionlation and 23 the Civil Servioe Ex* animations. Fees moderate. Charge for Boarders made from date of entry. Prcspeotns on applicotion to Headmaster) : or to The Waikato Times Office. Next term begins September 23. 2/7 HOT THINGS HOTJfiL, TE ABOHA. MR R. L. SOMERS wishes to inform the Resident* of the Waikato that ha hat itt over the above »el! •known and | favourite Hotel, and hopei tc merit e onto* 1 our* <4 their support. |
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Meetings Local Bodies, week ending Decembeb 13. Newcastle Road Board—Wednesday Ve A.wamutu Town Board —'i'liursday tlnnnlt-on Borough i 'ousit'Ll—''riiay Hamilton Domain I>o;irt.l Ki'i<la.y IV.inaht-re Road !':• .rti—Friday I'uhikaramea Road Board -Saturday .Magistu.v; k's' ('orirr Sittings. Hamilton-Wednes lay, 1 (it.li, 10 a.m. 1 Smibridge—Friday, l-'th, 10 a.m. IV Awamut.u -Tuesday. Kt-li, 10 a.m. Kaplan—Wlieu necessary.
COMMERCIAL.
Wool sales. W fcibbl N*( J l'( >.\\ Yesterday. The I>epartment cf Industries and Com •ii ron has received the following cable con • r ling the London wool sales : —The wool have closed. The estimated value of ■;i ie crossbred, all grades, is 'J id to Hid: ■ai'diam ciossbred, all grades, to sld ; ■•II « crossbred, all grades s|d to 7d : ■.t■:' ■>, superior, Is to Isljd; medium, lUd • i s : inferior Sd lo 1 ud. he opinion is •»it f' e advance will be. maintained. The .-U c; is small. Buyers are giving greater attention to crosabreds, on account of high prices of merino. MESSRS HALL AND PERKINS' REPORT. Messrs Hall aud Perkins report for the week ending sth December, 1902 Goose- iterries are just coming in, and are selling from 2d to 3jd per lb; cherries, 6d to Is per lb; rhubarb, at 2s to 8s a dozen; cucum bers, 33 to 7s a dozen. New potatoes are in good demand at IJ-d to l|d for kidneys, casual sales at 2d, round from 'd upwards; old potatoes are now worth £7 to a ton, and w« advise early shipments. Poultry, speaking generally, has been a bit easier these last three weeks, but we are hoping fur good sales Christmas and New Year weeks. They are usually low this season of the year, but last year took a very decided rise —turkeys realising in some cases as high as ISs. This week's prices: Hens, Is 3d to 2s; roosters, Is 6d to 2s 6d ; geese. 4s to.4s Od ; turkey hens, 3s to 4s 6d; gobblers lis to lls 3d. We want 1000 fat turkeys, 500 geese, and 1000 roosters for Christmas sale. Pigs are selling at extremely high rates. Suckers yesterday te dised from 10s to LSs Gd. Peas realised Nd to Is 3d a peck; beaLs, 4d to 9d a peck ; French beans, Is to 2s. Loquats, 4s to os a box. Early ship ments of Christmas plums should sell at from 4d to 6d a lb. Eggs are very scarce, realising from lid to la Id a dozen. Ship ments would sell high. BURNSIDE. Last weeks sales : Fat Cattle : 114 were yarded. Useful to prime quality ox beef 34s to 37s 6d, cows and heifers 30s to 35s per 100!b, heavy bullocks realised £\2 to £l3 15s, prime £lO 10s to £ll 15s, good £H to £lO, best cows and heifers £s to £lO 15s, good £(j to £7 15s. Fat sheep; 726 were penned, a number which was below actual requirements, There was a keen sale at an advance of Is to Is Ud per head. Best wethers in the wool 20s to 255, good 17s Gd to IDs 6d, best shorn up to 20s, bast ewes in the wool 19s to 22s iki, good 10s to LSs Gd, best shorn up to 203 9d. Lambs : 125 were penned, aud sold at an advance. Best 12s to 13s yd, others 9s to lis 9d. Pigs :43 were peaned. Prices were excep tionally good. Suckers 12s (id to 18s, slips -lis to 245, porkers 30s to 435, baconers 50s to 755. LONDON, December 7. ■ Hemp: The market is dull. Fair Wel lington, January—March shipment, is quoted at .£2B ss. At the periodical sales of sheepskins, there was a strong demand. Merinos advanced 5 per cent; fine crossbreds 10 per cent: medium coarse 2o per cent. FROZEN MEAT. LONDON. December 7. Sheep : Canterbury, light, medium and heavy, all none offering; North Island, 4 15-ltid. Limbs : Canterbury, light and heavy, both )?d ; Danedin and Southland, 5i ; North Island, none offering. Mew Zealand beef 18 i to 220 lbs fair average quality ; Ox fore tij'l ; ox hinds 4^d. River Place Sheep : Heavy and light, b ith 4d ; beef fores 3 15-iiJd ; hinds 4 7-1 6d.
Daisy Soap, Empire Royal Blue, and Em pire Extract Soap. Three good things for your laundry. Ask J. T. Home, Hamilton, for any of these lines.
E.J. Davey, Hamilton, stocxs our goods. Vt-u can purchase Empire Royal Blue and Oa'sy Soap from his store. Right price for a good article.
You have ir niMus in your laundry. I'h.s i-. w.y we advertise. No more worry. >"cC up at a reasonable time, not in the middle of the night, and by using Daisy ■S >ap and Empire Co.'s Laundress Help, Imi pile Royal Blue and Extract of Soap, your work is d-.me i:i half the lime, and you don't get angry. Ask the following grocers, men of experience, who know a good thing when they see it, and they will see your wants f-.r Empire Goods promptly attended to : Parr Bros., Hamilton: E. J. Davey, Hamilton; J. T. Home, Hamilton: Macferson and West, Hamilton. They all stock these goods.
In Cambridge same remarks. Tliomis Wells likes our Empire Goods, and sells them. Me, with long experience, knows a good article. Secure a packet of Laundress ilelp.
Don't bustle yourself. Empire Royal Blue, Da sy Soap and Laundress Help do the work and you need not hustle. ; avage and Richards, A. G. Harris, I*. J. Sanders, Charlie Bi.yce and all Hamilton aud Cam bridge grocers tldnk a deal of Empire Goods.
In Ie Awamulu and Kihikihi you have up to date stores who stock Empire Goods, Empire blue, Daisy Soap, etc. Just call at ". M. A. Aider's Warehouse and Clifford and Bowden's.
Empire Royal Blue, the bluest blue that ever blued a blue bag, or Daisy .Soap. " a daisy," look up T. 11. Chapman and John G. Elmsley.
A little bit later on,'' whan i;i Ohaupo, go to J. T. Edwards for Empire Blue and Daisy Soap.
Further on in the land of cordials ask Gieen and Colebrook for Empire Goods, Otorohanga.
The Empire Coy. supply Choice Cigars wholesale. Try Billy Bright, Hamilton Hotel, for an " Exquisitor." This is a special brand.
Leo a them up, l'arr Bros., Hamilt-- n, — yo i edit get Empire Imperial Coilee, Daisy Soap. No soap like " Daisy. " It's a si a.p 1 hat does its work "thoroiv.dily."' This is something w.-rth noting, 2 bars of lovely White B:<mx Curd Soap, weighing nearly •Jibs, for—l'arr Bros, will make the price right.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Inquirer (Te Awamutu). —Your order is a fairly large one. We have taken the figures as supplied by the Press Associa tion, aud find that 22(5,000 (in round numbers) voted for Government candi dates at the last General Election. In dependents came next with 82,0j0 votes, Opposition followers numbered 70,0(J0, and those who stood directly in the in terest of Prohibition 12,200. There were two or three who stood exclusively as Labour representatives, but they were evidently not the candidates accepted by the Party. These candidates polied 800'J votes. We naturally expect that some difference of opinion will exist as to the distinction between an Oppositionist and an Independent. The great majority of those who style themselves Independents are very distinct from the old Opposition party, and many of them have extremely advanced ideas, and would consider it a great insult to be classed among the party previously led by Sir W r . Russell. Much greater difficulty is experienced in giving anything like an inadequate idea on the licensing vote, and until the ques tion has been carefully gone into by the authorities we cannot expect to get within a few thousand of the correct re sult. However, our computation is that 150,000 voted for Prohibition, 140,000 for Continuance, and 132,000 for Reduction.
The Waikato Times THAMES VALLEY GAZETTE, AND KAWHIA ADVOCATE. THE OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN THE WAIKATO. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1902. A DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL FOR HAMILTON.
Th.vxks cliiclly to the persistency and energy with which the project was en gineered by the chairman, Mr J. R. K. Hat-rick, and the secretary, Mr E. White, the Hamilton West School Committee have at hist obtained the sanction of the Minister for Education to the establishment of a District High School at Hamilton. In these days of keen business competition the truth of the axiom "the weaker goes to the wall," is every day forced upon us, and with no greater sternness and relentlessness than in the case of those whose education has been either unfitted for their station in life, or wholly neglected. Modern con ditions are such that some can safely ignore the opportunities afforded for self improvement and advancement. Parents will therefore be thankful that such an institution has been established here, and we have no doubt will loyally support the Committee in its praiseworthy ellbrts to provide secondary educa tion for our children. At present the number of pupils guaranteed is only one above the minimum for which a grant towards the salary of a quali fied teacher is paid, and if the school is to prove a success, it- is imperative that more scholars should attend. The teaching profession, to our mind, is the noblest and most responsible in the social and moral sphere ; the schol ars are at a most impressionable age, when the example and dogma of the teacher may make or mar the bud ding career. Too many of our tea chers are content to impart the mere rudiments of learning, totally ignor ing the principles of true education. Therefore it behoves these respon sible, to select for the mastership a gentleman of erudition and of goodly pares both of mind and of body ; one who in all things will command the respect and friendship of the scholars and merit- the confidence of the parents. Such a gentleman must be adequately remunerated and from an utilitarian point of view it is incumbent that the number of pupils should increase. We understand that the school will be established after the New Year holidays at the Hamilton West School, under ' the direction of Mr Worsley. ft is not anti pated that any material change will take place at the inception of the school with the exception that an extra teacher will be needed. The re quirements of the building are con sidered sufpeient for the present, but, should the number of scholars in crease, more accommodation will be re quired, and there is every reason to be lieve that this will be attended to. However, we are confident that once the parents in the neighbourhood fully realize that the District High School is permanently established, that no paucity of scholars will ever give cause for doubting the wisdom of the step. In the meantime, those who in any way aided in the further ance of the scheme are worthy the thanks and congratulations of the whole community.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
''m.iii' rains have fallen in Victoria. New > m.tli Wall--, and Queensland. • ' :; :'-.' d Martin, a. st->ivk vicr, was lined -> a.:-; i-lists f-ir sly g.-og soiling at ■lurilai, a. Weliingt-m ha.rli-.inr seaside
!i is staled t-lial the coaching of Charles Ivnni". man has been the means of s-> vastly onproviag the Chris! s College players ■"i' ri.-!el.archi that they liave tn>t sneered i-i'-at- t'ni; season in the, cii. ket liekl.
An exhibit of locally-grown oranges, which were described as " quite equil to the Island oranges sold at the fruiterers," was made at Ibo Otaki horticultural show re •ently.
Clarence William Crimp, aged 21. has ■i■ *<t .IS tin- result of it bicycle- accident, n ilia: riding along lVtauu-Napier road ;ie- ciiain ea.ine oil his machine, and Crimp .vas thrown to the ground with great lorce. H" linged in an unconscious state for several hours.
A German horse dealer started a Rus sian nia.e in a race and represented that she was bred in Oennany. Me was caught, tried, convicted, sentenced to one year in prison with hard labour, aud deprived of his rights for three years after completing his prison sentence.
The tenders tor the Drainage Contract' No. 6, on Kuakura Experimental Station (UOchs Balks), were as foilows Win. Proc tor, £f 9s per chain, £l4O 8s 7d (accepted); Geo. Worsnop, £1 10s per chain, £174 6s 7d ; R. B. Hines, junr., £214. The en gineer's estimate for this work was £135. At the meeting of the Cambridge branch of the Waikato Farmers' Club on Monday next, Mr Black more will read a paper en titled "The Dairy Cow." As this is a subject on which Mr Bla-ckinore can speak with some authority, members should profit greatly from the information to be given.
Mr William Richardson, the temperance lecturer, who was arrested in default of his not having paid the fine of £2 'and costs iuiiicted upon him for disturbing Sir Joseph Ward's meeting at the Choral Hull on October 2oth, is now undergoing a fort night's imprisonment- in Mt. Eden Gaol. Mr Richardson is treated at the gaol like an ordinary offender, and is at present engaged in some work in the quarries. The amount of the fine was raised by the Temperance Crusaders, but Mr Richardson objected to the tine being paid.
Realising the importance to the Waikato of the fast developing poultry raising in dustry and in order to cater for the tastes of those who are interested in it either as a means of livelihood or for pleasure, we have decided to publish every Tuesday a column of " Practical Poultry Notes,' and shall endeavour to make this feature of our journal at once attractive and useful. Any notes or suggestions which fanciers may send will receive prompt attention and earnest consideration. The first instalment will be found on page four of this issue.
After long and wearisome correspon dence the establishment of a district high school for Hamilton is now assured, the secretary of the Hamilton West School Committee having received a letter from the Auckland Education Board stating that the Minister for Education had sanc tioned the establishment of such school, ft was pointed out that the number of pupils eligible were the minimum at which a grant would be paid towards the salary of an additional teacheV. Information was also required as to the subjects members of the present teaching staff were competent to teach.
Miss L. Cubitt, daughter of the Rev. L. L. Cubitt, vicar of Christ Church, Whan i--ii'ci, was married at Christ Church, Whangarei, to Mr Castleton, of Hamilton, last week, the bride's father officiating. Two sisters of the bride were bridesmaids. The bridegroom is a son of Mr Castleton, of the Brigade Office, Auckland. After the ceremony the party and friends partook of breakfast, and the happy pair left by the s.s. Wellington, for Auckland, proceeding thence to their new home at Hamilton.
That the dairying industry is flourishing over the ranges was evidenced this morn ing, when a large load of milk cans left Messrs ilardley Bros.' workshops for Mr W. J. Smith's Raglan butter factory. The butter from tins factory (Staple brand) is well-known throughout the Auckland dis trict, and meets with a ready sale. Mr Smith has a fully equipped factory in full swing, a creamery in course of erection, and before n :xt season two others will be erected. Mr Smith is to be complimented on his enter prise.
The outlook for a larger demand for poultry aud its appurtenances in the coming season from all paits of America is beyond doubt. Everything indicates one of the greatest years in the history of the poultry business. Breeders are caring for every bird with the certainty that they cannot supply the demand for first-class stock, tanners and fanciers have enough money to purchase the. best and it will go quickly when an effort is made to let it be known. We predict, that the demand will call out every bird obtainable of even fair quality, and that very few good specimens will go for market stock.—American Fanciers' Gazette.
Our Manawaru correspondent writes : The weather has been very cold lately with rough winds, but on Friday we had a nice rain and to-day (Saturday) it is quite sum mer weather. The new well at the Mana waru Creamery is nearly finished, but the contractors have had a great deal of trouble with the steam pump. The farmers in Te Aroha West are very un decided what to do next year. Some are in favour of joining Mr Spragg, some the I hames \ alley Coy., some Messrs Arnbury and English, while others are talking of starting a Co-operative on their own account. The milk tests this week are rather low 3.S being the highest.
Love troubles provide the theme for the fun iu " On and Off,'' and at the Opera House, Wellington, recently, they were re flected in the audience. A Jack tar in the stail-i made violent love to a not unwilling lady who accompanied him, but failed to coniine his amorous attentions to when the lights were lowered. His affection overcame him during an interval, and in full view of the audience he clasped his companion to his manly breast and implanted warm kisses on her lips. The members of the pit were overjoyed, and in their usual manner cheer ed the sailor on. He resented remaiks made, aud walking up to the pit challenged all and sundry to fight. His language, like his love, was hot, and he used expressions that caused a policeman to remove him from the- theatre. Pacifying counsels pre vailed, and on promising to restrain his emotions he was allowed to return to his lass. The incident w-is one of the most amusing of the evening. A iunny story is t«>ld at (he expense of a well-known resident at Mahakipawa (Have -1 K-k ''leelorate). b\>r mauy elections this old identity ha; boasted that he was never on the iosing side, and after the poll was declared last week he was crowuino- as usual about having voted for the ultimate winner. " Charlie Mills can't lose," said he ; " 1 voted for hiui every time, and have just voted for him at Tlie Grove." The joke was apparent when the return came in from that quarter, namely, Duncan 11, .Mills nil. is'obody enjoyed the story greater than the Commissioner of Customs. A story to match is the experience of un Opposition candidate, who was promised a block vote of seven from a family acquain tance of his, not 101) miles from Wellin" - - tm. When the returns came to hand it was found that he had not scored a soli tary vote in that locality. What he said afterwards is unprintable. On interview ing the backsliders he was informed that they had elected to record their votes at another polling place, but the candidate refused t -redit the statement, and now they uev .peajj as they pass by,
• iio '>ear (\\idliugtua Me.it Company's di\ deud tor the year is 7 3 pur cout.
A slmrp shock of earthquake was felt at Xa ; ;i.Ton Sunday night. /• otice.; under the Laud Transfer Act appear in this issue.
The Rangitaiki Drainage I >i-tricl. I Soar. I advertise a number of import-ant contracts for tender. 'leni't-rs will be received up to the 21th December.
'ligh prices are ruling in Wellington for potatoes A nek lands (new) realising ill? 10s. old varieties are bringing £lO per t> >i i.
A line of about 50,(KJ0 busliels of prime mi. ling wheat was sold on Monday at five shillings a bushel on the trucks ai Ash bur ton ; also a line of 4000 bushels of prime feed barley at :?s id on the trucks at a country station. 'there are now on view at Wm. Paul's some really wonderful specimens of horse photography, the work of Messrs Gaze and Co., Hamilton. The pictures are of well known horses being respectively Mr Carter's Miracle, and Mr Wm. Taylor's Ist prize roadster Merryboy. '.i he Xelson City Council has decided to erect municipal chambers on the present Co'iucil Chamber site, at a cost of three thousand pounds, to be obtained by means of an overdraft at the bank. The action of the Council is adversely commented on and a public Contest is probable. Dr. Grosser, a German scientist, is at present visiting the northern part of the colony, inquiring into and examining vol canic action, both latent and active. He will spend about two months in the colony and then visit other parts of the world on a similar mission, in the interests of science.
The teachers of St. Andrews' (Anglican) Sunday-school, at Cambridge, have decided to hold a picnic for the scholars on the 2!) th January. The children will be provided for, adults to bring their own provisions, but hot water will be supplied them. Collectors for subscriptions to meet the necessary ex penses will wait on the parishioners at an early date, In the course of an interview with a Northern journalist, the Hon. James Car roll, .Native Minister, said, provided the Maoris fell in with the idea, and wore pre pared to co-operate with him, he would use his best endeavours to have Maori hos pitals erected in various parts of the co lony. Mr Carroll considers the establish ment of such hospitals of paramount im portance to the Maoris, as the mortality amongst the various tribes has been serious to the point of threatened extinction.
On Thursday next Mr W. J. Hunter will hold his usual stock sale at Hamilton. The entries are large, and include a good num ber of fat cattle. There will also be offered on behalf on behalf of Mr C. HutchisoD, of Newstead (who has just sold his farm),'4o first-class dairy cows. Mr Hunter's Nga ruawahia sale takes p'ace the following day, commencing at 11 o'clock sharp. There arc a good number of entries, principally -i and :iyr-old fresh-conditioned steers from the surrounding districts. AYe would again remind our readers that the Hamilton Choral Society's first concert takes place on Friday evening next, when the chief feature of the programme will be Birch's tuneful operetta, " Merrie Men of Sherwood Forest" in which the solos_ will be taken by soloists new to a Hamilton audience. The fiist portion of the entertainment will consist of miscel laneous musical items, and there will be a full chorus, assisted by the orchestra. Tickets, prices 2s and Is, may be obtained from aieuibers of the Society and at Mr J. S. Bond's, or The Waikato Times Office. A poultry-dealer was charged at the Llauduno Police Court (England) with " plucking a fowl while it was alive." When asked what he meant by such a <-ru:'l proceeding, he said he could pluck tlnve living fowls to one dead one, and as lie got 3d and 'ld per bird for the market, it meant, a lot to him. For the defence it was slated that the necks of the birds wero dislocated before any feathers were re moved, and that there was practically no cruelty. I'he bench very properly took* a serious view of the case aud sent the man to prison for three months, hard labour, without the option of a fine.
Dr. Henry Van Dyke tells a story of an old Irishwoman who was engaged in the business of chicken raising. One day a travelling man expressed surprise at the use of so much corn meal at feeding time and suggested that the meal should be mixed with sawdust, insisting that ihe hens would not know the difference. A few months later the travelling man was again in the community and be asked if the new diet had been tried and what the re sult had been. "It works beautifully," was the reply. " See that old yellow hen? Well, I tried her on half-and-half, and she liked it so well I changed to all sawdust, and the last time she hatched, three of the' chicks had wooden legs and a fourth was a wood-pecker.
The London correspondent of the Even ing Post writes : Some attention here has been directed to a discussion which took place at the meeting of the New Zealand Dairy Association, held at Stratford, as to grading New Zealand butter after its arri val in London, and the advisableness of appointing a Government grader to re ceive and inspect the produce on its ar rival here. The question is undoubtedly an important one, and I have made en quiries in quarters where an opinion is worth the getting. The general view is that such grading and inspection as that suggested are impracticable if not im possible. It is pointed out that the but ter airives her. l in a frozen condition, when it is obviously not possible to grade it. Then it is rapidly discharged, some into railway trucks, some into lighters, alongside ship ; some goes into cold stores and some goes direct into the province . So that it would hardly be possible for a grader to do his work even had he the permission of the owners to handle the goods, which in many cases would be withheld.
DEATH FROM POISON
SUPPOSED CASE OF SUICIDE
A married man named Ernest Bagueley, by profession a cook, and living in Hobson st'reet, Auckland, died yesterday morninc at the Mater 31 esericordiae hospital, Mount Eden, under circumstances which point to suicide.
It appears that deceased, who was a man of :iti, had been undergoing the open-air treatment for consumption at the hospital and was making a rapid recovery. Dr. Lowe was at tending him, and at the time of his death he was almost well, and seemed to be in better spirits day by day. He used fre quently to leave the hospital on private business. During last week he gave way to drinking bouts, and he was not seen at all yesterday, and did not return to the main building. The sisters of the hospital were naturally anxious, and at 7 o'clock in the morn ing Sister Mary Agnes noticed that the blinds of the pavilion were drawn. She went across, and on looking in found Bagueley sitting in a chair. Noticing that something was wrong she entered, and found that deceased was suffering consider ably, his mouth and lips being burnt. Both gas jets were turned on, but not a light; on the floor was a broken tumbler, and on the washstand an empty bottle labelled " Spirits of salts—poison," and bearing the name of Clark, chemist, of Victoria Street. Asked what lie had taken deceased pointed to the bottle, and said " That bottleful." Sister Agnes administered remedies, but shortly afterwards deceased collapsed, and complained of intense pain. Dr. Lowe was sent for, but on arrival could only pronounce the case hopeless, and death took place shortly before' nine o'clock,—Star, ,
RELIEF FOR AUSTRALIA
V PROPOSAL OK THE PREMIERS
(My Telegraph.—Press Associat'on.) <'H I;IS'IY'H I'ROM, This Day
1 lie Premier in the course of an inter view. said that owing to the dearth farmers and other producers in New Zealand wiilins* to send fodder and seed to Austra lia to help the pu u-rers by drought, the i lovernment would pay attend to details, and forward produce to the re spective State Governments, lie thinks flii-i would be merely a neighbourly action on the part of New Zealand and as such would be acceptable to Australia.
A BIG FIRE A NAPIER
EXT ENS! YE DAMAGES
(My Telegraph.-—Press Association.) NAPIER, This Day. The largest fire which has occurred here for several years broke out a few minutes before midn : ght in the offices in Emerson Street used as a Shorthand and Typewriting School by Mr C. E. Walker. This building was a mass of flames when the fire was discovered.
The flames quickly spread to the Tyser Company's brick offices in front of Mr Wal ker's and completely gutted them. The flames spsead to tne shop of Messrs William Bros., oil and colour merchants, but were eventually got under.
CORRESPONDENCE.
A COMPLAINT.
TO THE EDITOR. Sir,—On crossing tho bridge between Te Rapa and Hamilton on Saturday night last 1 was nearly made sick by the stench from the carcase of a dead cow. The cow, I believe, fell down into a gully, breaking its leg, and had to be killed. Either the people to whom the cow belonged, are not aware of the frightful odour from the de composing body or the authorities are very neglectful of their duties. Please find room for this complaint in your paper The Waikato Times when I hope it will have the eil'ect of rousing up the authorities to a proper sense of their duty by having the nuisance removed. Thanking you in anticipation. lam etc., H. ALEJL. WALLACE, Te Rapa.
QUEENSLAND IN DROUGHT TIME.
The special correspondent of the Sydney Town and Country Journal writes: — How different everything looks and feels to-day to what it did only four days ago, when I travelled along the same part of the country on my way to Brisbane from Sydney! The heat and sandy dust were almost unbearable, the outlook dry and dreary beyond expression. Yet we hava only had one night's raiu, and the bright sun, blue sky and fleecy white clouds show that the fine weather of which we have all had more than enough shows no signs of permanently breaking up. I had heard a great deal of the general depression and distress prevailing in Qneensland, but individual instances of poverty and downright destitution which are related on all hands by eye-witnesses thereof bring the matter home to one with overwhelming force. Merely in the course of general conversation one hears the most pitiful tales. "The doctor has been down to sign a cer tificate for poor old L ," says one. "He hasn't a sheep, or a cow, or a pig left on his farm, and then there wasn't any tucker left for his wife and children, so he tried to hang himself at the end of an old rope." "Old Mr M——— was one of th) wealth iest of our squatters, and had a large family brought up in every luxury, and now h ; is absolutely ruined. He was the jolliest, kindest old soul, and now he sits for hours with his head in his hands and can't be roused to do anything." The wholesale retrenchment among the Civil servants means a literal hand-to mouth existence in the families who were poor enough before in all conscience ; men and women arc turned away from the business establishments, where no business is doing; bankrupty stares in the face of others, and the employees dread each day lest they should be involved in the common ruin. Fathers of families try m vain to get employment, and the wives and daugh ters turn to, and earn a scanty pittance by dressmaking or handiwork of any kind. One very sad case was mentioned to me, in which the father conld get no work, the daughter, who helped materially to sup port the family, had just undergone an operation for cancer, and the mother was trying to keep the wolf from the door by teaching, while her mind was on the rack from anxiety about the poor girl in hos pital. But what kindness many of these poor folk show to one another ! Each house hold tries to give a helping hand to one poorer still, the most rigid economy is practised on all hands, and nothing is wasted. Tho very children are taught to deny themselves. Some small boys, who received half-a-sovereign between them as • a tip, were persuaded by their mother wil lingly to devote it to buying fodder for the mare, one of the few plump, health looking animals I saw, the cab-horses being for the most part wretchedly thin, their ribs showing through their poor skins.
Courage and patient endurance are shown, too, by many of the men. A friend of mine who travelled recently up north, told me that Townsville seemed to be full of squatters, who had come in from the west, having lost literally everything ; but were bearing their losses pluckily, just waiting till the drought should break up to start again, with Anglo-Saxon doggedness and determination. My informant, who as the possessor of a fixed income could afford to be sanguine, told me he believed the new Land Bill, providing for longer leases, would be a substantial help to the squat ters, since it would make the borrowing of money forre-stockingeasier. Meantime, however, one hears the most dismal statistics with regard to this very subject of re-stocking, which will certainly be a matter of time, when it is realised that, whereas a few years ago Queensland had 21 millions of sheep, it has now but seven millions, while the cattle are reduced in almost as great a proportion. Near Brisbane the lucerne hay not long ago was .82 per ton, now it is 14s per cwt; while round about the mulga scrub had been nearly all cut down for feed, and even the prickly pear and bottle brush bave been forced to do duty as a form of nourishment for the cattle.
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GRATEFUL WORKMEN
(Received Dec. !), 12.1 H a:m.) MbULIX, I>eceinber 8. w All Tl"rv Krupps workmen at Essenkill met nrifl telegraphed to the Kaiser that they were determined to keep K l'ujip s liieiiiurv bright.
PROHIBITION QUES TION IN CANADA
- OTTAWA, Dec. 6. Tne i efe-i endum on the 1 i<juor fjues tion taken in Ontario did not yield a sullicient majority to enforce pro hibition.
FRAUDULENT PRAC TICES.
♦- (Received Dec. 9, 12.13 a.m.) LONDON, Dec. 8. Two out of eight City merchants and produce brokers, after a 14 days' trial on charges of fraud with obtain ing credit by discounting bills to the extent of £107,000, when insolvent, were sentenced to nine months im prisonment, and the rest discharged.
MUTINY AT SEA.
TRAGEDY ON A BRITISH SHIP. ( LONDON, December 9. Captain Peattie, of the Liverpool ship Leicester Castle, has reported at Queenstown that three Americans whom he engaged at San Francisco mutinied 3000 miles northward of Pit cairn Island. They shot him in the breast and killed the second officer. The three sailors then disappeared in a frail raft during the night and were doubtless drowned.
A DEVONPOHT SENSATION.
A WOMAN OBJECTS TO DOCTpfiS
The Coroner (Mr T. Gresham) held as inquest at Devonport (says yesterday's ■Star) at the residence of Mrs' Margaret Ooldie, in Cheltenham-road, concerning the death of Mrs Eva Laura Maodermott, a young married woman who had died without medical attendance.
The evidence of Dr. H. C. Bennett was to the effect that the post-mortem examina tion showed that the woman died from some wasting disease. Both luogs were badly diseased, and tuberculosis existed. He was not called in till after her death. The husband, William Edward Mac dermott, said they had married for about 10 months—since August 24, 190 L There were no children. His wife was afflicted with consumption, and on noticing an advertisement in a newspaper concerning the polypathic treatment of a specialist named Albert ' Montgomery Stanley, his wife obtained in interview with the specialist. The head quarters of this person were at Wellington, but the interview took place at the Star Hotel, Auckland. The specialist told his wife her lung 3 and heart were affected. At a later interview witness accompanied' his wife, and was given a card containing a diagnosis of the illness, which he was to send to the dispenser at the Polypathic Medical Institute, at Wellington. Wit ness paid the specialist five guineas. About ten days after the forwarding o£ the prescription a bottle of medicine was received from Wellington, and deceased drank the contents. She wrote for a fur ther supply, and received fair more lories, and a box of morphia lozenges. The five guineas paid covered the cost of four months' treatment, and longer if a cure were not effected. But a cure was not guaranteed. On Friday last his wife's cmgh increased in violence, and she had a sleepless night. In the morning she seemed improved, but she died in the afternoon. His wife had always objected to doctors, and would not allow him to send for one. The inquest was adjourned in order th&t the medicines might be analysed.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, TUESDAY, DEOEMBEF 9 1902
MQATj&CoV; OTHt^ S S E N, ]\t fS 8 MISS EN, KNOX STREET, HAMILTON. CERTIFICATED TEACHER OB 1 TIIF PIANO. OHGAX. VIOLIN AND VIOLA. Special At tention to Technique Si Theory. [a cahd] R. W. D Y E R SOLICITOR Hamilton. HONEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE OF FREEHOLS. jyj-R JJERBERT J ROLLINS. BARRISTER and SOLICITOR TE AWAMUTU. SOLICITOR FOR " ADVANCES TO SETTLERS OFFICE." JTa.young, DENTIST. Te Awamutu, firjt Tuesday in month. Ngaruawnhiit, second Tuesday in month, lluntly, third Tuesday in month. Te Aroha, fourth Tuesday in month. Other districts occasionally. HIGH-CLASS WORK. TERMS MODERATE. MR G. SKENE DIXON SURGEON DENTIST, H MILTON. Visits monthly the foil -wing places : h'jfatuawHhla—l-t Friday Te Awamutu— 2 id Friday Hnntly- 4ih Eridny. Four and a half per cent.— We have Money to Lend at this rate on First-class Freehold Security. Early Aplications is requested. Vaile Bros,, Legal Chambers, opposite Vulcan Lane, Queen-street, Auckland. 24 7 MONEY TO LEND on Mortage of First-class Freehold Securities. W. COLEMAN, Solicitor and Notary Public. 109, Queen - street, Auckland, 23 7. H. I. B i a g s, AUTHORISED AND LICENSED SURVEYOR. • Ten years on Government Staff. NEXT HAMILTON HOTEL, HAMILTON. 23/7. gHEPPARD, LAND, COMMISSION, ESTATE AGENT HAMILTON. M E T. H. B OSWORTH ' Tjsachbb of Piano, Violin, 'Cello and Sin oi no, Having oaken up his residence in Hamil ton, iB now prepared to receive pupils at *. - CLAREMON r VILLA. Cambridge Every MONDAY and TUESDAY. To Awamutu— Every FRIDAY. Mr Bosworth's " YVaikato Quadrille Band" is now opeu to accept Engage ments for Concerts, Balls, etc., in any part the Waikato. ENT A L OTI C E |MR E. DE VENNY McGARRIGLE, DENTAL SURGEON, Hamilton. Mr McGarriglo may be consulted on and after Saturday, August 2nd, at his rooms, Viotoria House, Hamilton. Nitrous-Oxide gas administered. Painless Extractions by the most |recent process. Artificial work at moderate Prices. 18,7 H. UPTON. ENGINEER, HAMILTON. HAS ON SALE AGENT FOR White Cotton W.iite W. A. Ryan and Oils Ci.'s Union Oil Benzine Engines Belting Automobiles Bolts and Nuts Gould's Pumps Coach Screws St'vl Split Pulleys Packings lilting Insertion Shafting Etc., etc. Launches (oil or [a card.] TEACHER OF SINGING AND VOICE PRODUCTfON. TE AWAMUTU. XI thing for a present (is cash, at E. J. WILKINSON'S, Cambridga. GENERAL CARRIER, COAL AND FIREWOOD MERCHANT, HAMILTON. JP WTLKINSON'S, Cambridge, in - packets at 3d, Id, tid, 7d, ad, Is, lsau is 6d, it, Zi 04. Business envelopes a specialy,
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WHAT DOW TIINKULE. T F ' BAD COLD MEANS' *o ly too f;tqiKt <1 a serious uitcck of Pu'.iiin nif> a: il tin- M.win-r i.f the sf'i d« i f that f ci.'U ge of hi:t: aniU, Consumption. These > vil- c.in beavtrted hy taking TUSSICURA, wbi-h lrw beer, ; r vet by experienoe to be the Ken riiy Oic for all oompliints of tb« TLr-.'-.t, I<uui" i:rn Bionchial Tubes. Pri'O 2* fid v<-; f ■ trie. Oltainable at ell Ch« itsintß taid it r.-kttjitif' llrOUJfhoUt the Oo''.ny, Worms under nine Children's Constitu tions. Use WADE'S WORM FIGS, is
J iu'.-t:' ate bold assortit»us lo make regard ing any medicine, but there is abundant proof of every cue of the above statements regarding this remedy. Every household should have a bottle at hand, (ietic to day. It may save a life. W. L>EY, Agent, Hamilton; THOMAS WELLS, Agent, Cam bridge ; GEO. M. A. AHIEK, Agent, Te Awamutu sell it. Wades Worm Figs the Wonderful Worm Worriers—area sure remedy, in is boxes. Sold everywhere.
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A Chinaman told the boatswain of the Yentnor that in the coffin of his father was £I,OOO to pay his fare accross the Styx, or for whatever passage the spirits of the de parted Celestials have to pay. The body of this Cninese had a compartment to itself away from the rest of the coffins. ' In the case against Agnes Russell Eeid, charged with knowingly making a false de claration for enrolment in Dunedin, when her age was only 20 years and nine months, Mr Graham fixed the penalty at <£s ia order to allow of an appeal. Some of the members of Mr Moselev's Commission which went from England to America to study the industrial methods adopted in America declare that they have received so many eye-openers in America that it will be difficult to convince English men of their unexaggerated truth. They are especially struck with the encourage ment given to workers inventions, also at the wide application of labour saving machinery, thus overcoming difficulties which have been considered insuperable to England. The Commission is specially amazed at the equipment of the American cotton mills. They are far superior to those in Lancashire.
CHAMBERLAIN'S PAIN BALM has no equal as a household liniment. It is the best known remedy for rheumatism lama back, quinsy and glandular swellings, while for sprains, bruises, burns and scalds it is invaluable. One application gives relief wipt Ta W a DEY ' Agenfc Hamilt °a. THO& WfciLLS, Agent Cambridge, GEO. M. A, AHIER, Agent Te Awamutu sell it.
WHY COUGH ? WHY COUGH ? WHY COUGH ? There is absolutely no remedy so speedy and effectual. One Lozenge alone gives relief. Simple, but sure in action, they can ba taken by the most delicate. KEATISTG'S LOZENGES KEATING'B LOZENGES « KEATING'S LOZENGES KEATING'S LOZENGE 3 If you cannot sleep for coughing, one Kea.ting'B Lozenge will set vou right. They at once check the cough and remove the cause* An enormous sale all over the world during the past 80 years proves their great value. GIVE INSTANT GIVE INSTANT GIVE INSTANT RELIEF. RIIIEP. RELIEF. Keating's Cough Lozenges, the un rivalled remedy for COUGHS, HOARNEBS and THROAT TROUBLES, are sold everyl where latins by all chamiats. |
WT/1902/WT_19021209/MM_01/0003.xml | 7,023 | WAIPA COUNTY COUNCIL.
• ■ ♦ The ordinary meeting of the V.'aipa County Council was held yesterday at the Council Chambers, Ohaupo. There were present: Crs. John Fisher (chairman), 11. J. Hell, P. O'Connor. Vickers, I'. .1, McKinder, S. Steelo, Ed. Allen, l.'yhurn.and S. Fullerton. ROAD AT VRANKT'tN. Mr K. White, Frankton. wrote that a number of residents in his part of the dis trict' desired that the road crossing from the Whatawhata Road, at Wilkinson's corner, and extending to the railway past his place, should be opened up for traffic. Cr. Steel said there were thirds from Mr Thompson's laud available, and that he was agreeable for them to be expended for this purpose. It was right that this road should bo opened up. The Council should serve notice on the property holders to clear the furze, and the work then put in hand by the supervisor.—He moved to that ef fect. This was seconded by Cr. McKinder and carried. SITERVISOR'S REI'HRT.
The Supervisor's report was read as fol lows-.—The county work has during the past month made steady, though not rapid progress, so far as contracts are let, bat several still remain untendtred for. Con tract No. 431 work on Bowden's road, is completed : 4W, grading near Morrison's, the heavy part of the work is done; 4:'4, Baterangi Hill, is making fair progress: 431', grading on the Tuhikaramen-Ohaupo Roid, is going on; 430, formation near Te Roi'e, is under weigh; 44', Cambridge Bridge repairs ; the contractor has signed the contract and is now getting his material together. H. Booth has started his work in the Hamilton Riding. Road near Frank ton : In company with Messrs Steele and Fullerton I went over this road, its length is about CO chains ar.d for the greater part of its length it is a mass of furze. If the road is to be opened the first step must be to get this cleared.' As regards the desirability of opening up the road there can be no doubt it would be a public convenience especially to drivers of stock, but at the same time it will not do much to lessen the inconvenience now felt at the FH-ankton railway crossing, it be ing two much of a detour. If the clearing of the roadline is properiy done by owners of sdjacent lands—the cost of making a passable track for driving or for light traffic would not be great, probably from -£2O to X3O. With regard to the other road, on the Hamilton Borough boundary which Mr Steele and I were to inspoct—it now ap pears that this roadline in wholly within the Burough boundary, and therefore we have no responsibility in the matter. Re garding the road near Whatawhata, about which 1 was to see Mr Sutton—Mr Steele and Fullerton interviewed that gentleman when lie promised to do what was required. Tenders have been called and are due here today for two contracts, viz., earthwork en Havelock's hill and cutting a new drain Whatawhata swamp road.
kaleyard road, fkankton. A petition signed by 21 residents was read, drawing attention to the unsatisfac tory state of this road, and suggesting that it be formed and gravelled. After some discussion on the legal aspect of the matter it was decided, on the motion of Cr. Steele, seconded by Cr. McKinder, that the letter be referred to the Hamilton Borough Council, as the road is und"r con trol of that body, asking that body to fav ourably consider the prayer of the petitioners. RATES COLLECTED. Mr A. Swarbrick forwarded a cheque for £l'.! Is lud, on account of rates collected by him. REQUEST FOR I'ITKS, Mrs H. Crawford, Whatawhata, com plained that water lay in front of his pro perty, and asked for some pipes to enable her to run the water off. The supervisor said that Mr Rae of Whatawhata had made a similar request to him. The matter was left in the hands of the supervisor. HOSPITAL INSTALMENT. Iu response to a request by the secre tary of tho Waikato Hospital Board it was decided to pay forthwith the balance of the contribution due to the Board. CAMBBIDOE BRIDGE. Mr Ashley Hunter notified the Council that Mr Larkin had signed the contract for strengthing the bridge at Cambridge at XIOH 17s. NEW ROAD.
Hesketh and Richmond wrote stating that Messrs Williamson Bros, on arrange ment with tho Tuhikaramea Road Board are opening the present road which runs from the S.W. corner of Allot. 56, Parish of Tuhikaramea in a N.E. direction to Allot. 17. The Tuhikaramea Road Board district however stops at Allot. 17 which they understood was under the control of the Council. As they considered the new road should be settled now thnt the work on the former potion was being done, they suggested the Council make exchange of certain land for this road. As the owners had not forwarded the necessary certified plans, Cr. Steele moved and Cr. Vickers seconded that the letter be referred to Mr Swarbrick with an inti mation that the Council see no objectioa to the proposed exchange. BYE-LAWS. The Roads Department notified that tho bye-laws regulating traffic have been duly noted by the. Department, and would lie in the office the statutary period. i It was decided to have 2~> copies of those relating to bridge traffic printed. CONTAGIOUS DISEASES. The District Health Officer notified the Council of three cases of contagious dis eases. Cr. Ryburn said that with reference to w the case in his district all precautions had been taken to proven' the spread of scarlet ijia araoig the school children. TWT chairman moved that the matter be placed in the hands of Dr. Pairman. This was seconded by Cr. Steele, and carried. BALANCE SHEET. The audit office forwarded the certified Copies of the Council's balance sheet. Cr. Allen moved that tho balance sheet be advertised in both local papers for one insertion.
I'r. Steele said the advertisement would he a big thin;,' and while people were asking for roada lie would be against printing tin* balance sheet. Cr. Fullerton paid that the ratepayers had an idea they were frittering the money away, and it was right they should see that the money was well spent. J'he Council should not be under an accusa tion of squandering money. Cr. Eyhurn said that it wa3 right that ratepayers should be placed in possession of all information on the accounts. The Chairman said that while he was in «• favour of ratepayers having full informa tion, he did not agree with throwing away money, and he would lik.' to know what the cost would be. He would suggest the printing of, say 100 copies which would be posted in public places such as post offices and creameries. He moved as an amend- ] nient that the matlor be left over for a month, the clerk to ascertain cost of advertisement. Cr McKinder seconded this motion and < tho original motion was withdrawn, the , amendment being carried unanimously. CLAY FOll ROAIIS. Mr O. J. Steele wrote informing the Couucil thai he had patented a process for burning clay for roads, and offering to sell to the Council the right of using his patent at a fixed royalty. As the Council was of opinion that the clay in the couutry was unsuitable for this purpose, Iho letter was received, no action being taken. Several lengthy letters from Mr fciwar-
brick were read dealing with this road, the purport being that it would be advisable for the solicitor to visit Auckland and make a thorough search of the records. He was of opinion that should the Council take over the road, it would not be responsible for any accidents occurring through the open drain on this road, as the drains have been made before taking over I he road.
The Chairman said that practically the Council was in the same position as before as regards their legal responsibility in the matter. While in some respects adverse to the Council Mr Nwarbrick advocated a policy of lion activity, and throw the onus of pmviag that the road is a county road on the pi*i perty owners. If any private satisfactory arrangement could be arrived at, they should do their utmost, as the road was undoubtedly a good means of com munication in the district. After a, long discussion, it was decided to reply to Messrs Hesketh and Richmond in terms of Mr Swarhrick's letter. DO (I REGISTRATION. Ct\ Vickers moved that tenders be called for dog registration and tne supply of dog collars, the tax to be 5s and 2s (id as pre viously. This was carried. ABSENTEE LOTS. Mr Wm. Beet offered to pay the rates due in sections 25ti Market Reserve, 2oi>, 2GO, 2G2 absentee sections if allowed the use of them. •As the Council had no con trol of these properties it was decided to reply to Mr Beet that ho could occupy the land at hi.s own risk. CARETAKER.
It was decided to donate the caretaker of the Council Chambers a grant of .£l, in addition to his usual allowance. It was also decided that any person having the use of the chambers should be required to allow the caretaker 2s 6d tor cleaning. WORKS AUTHORISED. As no tenders had been received, the supervisor was authorised to let privately the works necessary in Havelock Hill and Whatawhata Road. REQUEST FOR PLANS. I? was decided to request Mr F. B. Jolly to supply the Council with plans showing the subdivisions and roads proposed to be formed on his property at Frankton. ACCOUNTS. The following accounts were passed tor paymentJ. J. Daly <£'4, Waikato Times XI 2s Gd, interest on loan X3'.t lf;s 2d, Argus Xs Ins 6d, T. Vickers XI 10s, Souter X 7 3s, A. Risdale X 7 15s Gd, D. McCormick XII IDs 6d, H. Fitzgerald X ; Is (3d, A. H. Wheeler XI Is Gd, Mr, W. Wiiloughby XiO, J. MeNaul XIS 10s ',> d, A. J. Melville Xll Gs Gd, H. Booth Xll 13s ( Jd, Hygrave X 23 7s lOd.
"noxious weeds. (Jr. T!ybum brought under the notice of the Council the danger to bridges and cul vert arising from the growth of furze and gorse near these structures. It' a fire started in this growth the bridges would be doomed. The supervisor should be in structed to give notice to owners of pro perty to clear their section*. He mention-) ed a case at Havelock's bridge. It was decided to take action in the di rection indicated, several holders being mentioned as offenders to be notified. FENCE. ft was decided to erect a fence at the cutting from Mr Prince's gate to Mr Hun ter's oilice at Ohaupo. CULVERT. The Council decided to write to Mr Wil loughby and the i'ukekum liuad Uotrd, re questing that tho drain across tin- mad near Mr Hunter's should lie bridg. d over its entire lengiii, tho c st to bj equally divided between Mr Wiilughby and the two local bodies. i.l MKSTONE. It was decided to write to .Messrs Wilson stating that the Council w ,uld take a cer tain quantity of limestone for road metal ling, provided th • cost were reasonable. Member- i-oii-i lei'i'd tint the. motion was one in the right direction tor the benefit of the district. SOCIAL MEETING. A s]!ocial meeting was then held to eon linn the proposed byelaws regulating traf fic engines and other heavy wheeled traffic in the county. » After a long desultory discussion the , byelaws regulating traction engine traffic were passed, and read with the'exception of the clauses providing for a £~>< i guarantee and the payment of the £lO 10s as haulage licence. The byelaws regulating ordinary heavy wheeled traffic weie then considered. It was decided that from the Ist May and 30th September inclusive no four wheeled vehicle shall be drawn by more than four horses and two-wheeled by more than two horses ; also that where damage to roads is being caused by any special traffic, such as flax or timber carting, such may be absolutely prohibited by the coun cil.
These arc subject to confirmation at next meeting.
PROPOSED CO-OPERATIVE BUTTER FACTORY.
A meeting of delegates from the Te Aroha West, Waihou and Mangaiti creameries was held at the Palace Hotel, Te Aroha, on Saturday evening last. Present: Mr Fred Strange (in the chair), Messrs T. Gavin, S. t>. Knight, W. Mace, E. Smardon, M. Cronin, M. O'Donoghue, and W. Abbey (secretary). In reply to a communication sent from last meeting, the following letter was read from Messrs Ambury and Euglish :
"Your favour of 29th inst to hand today (Tuesday) re co-operati#n, and meeting the delegates from Waihou, Te Aroha West and Mangaiti on Saturday night, the 6th of December. In reply we have to say that it would be utterly impossible for us to meet you, and lay before the delegates a full fledged scheme at so early a date. We thought that early in February would be soon enough to commence but if it is the wish of the suppliers to go into the matter, say in January, we will have the scheme ready and, all being well, meet in Jan uary, on a day to be fixed. Of course your delegates ar* aware that we are now in the thick of the season aud every hour fully occupied, aDd to start just now to disouts the question of co-operation fully is hardly practicable, and wy think you will with our view of the matter, that the best way to put the matter fairly before the suppliers would be to meet the suppliers ateach of the creame ries and tell them tne proposals, and if the proposals wer6 thought to be worth further consideration, delegates should be appointed from each creamery to meet aud finally decide. We think it would be much better for tho whole
of the suppliers to hear direct from us what the scheme is to be, and then leave it to the delegates to say whether or not they should take up the scheme. There are tvo other creameries, making 13 in all, and when we start we want to give the fullest information to all, so that no one can say they do not understand. We hope your districts will not commit them selves until they have heard our terms, but if you think that you should not wait we cannot complain. But to put a scheme in proper.form, and commit ourselves to it in three days, in the thick of the season, is more than we can possibly do, and wo do not think you wish us to do anything un reasonable. After discussing the scheme, if you do not accept it, and wish to start a factory yourselves, we will do anything we reasonably can to help you. Trusting your delegates will agree to this." Several of those present said it was a great pity Mr Arnbury did not come up and give the meeting a rough idea of the proposed scheme. Mr Cronin suggested that the secretary write to Messrs Arnbury and English asking them on wha.t terms they would ba
prepared to sell the tfree ere tmeries men tioned, so that in the event of the suppliers not agreeing to their terms, they would have something to go ou with. They should act independently, in case any thing unforseen cropped up. Mr Smardon prop sed that the delegates formulate some scheme, and ascertain the probable cost of tin' erect 1 in of the factory, so that they would be prepared to on if arrangements c'uht not he ma 1' with .Messrs Amliury ami English. This was seconded by Mr Mace and car ried. The Chairman said the whole matter would require to be brought before the suppliers before anything definite could be doue. On the motion of Mr Mace, seconded by Mr Knight, it was ie>oived thai the secre tary write to Messrs. Arnbrey and English asking them to endeavour to place their scheme before the suppliers not later than the second Saturday in January. Seconded by Mr Knight and carried.
The Secretary was instructed to write to the Bank of New Zealand and also the Hank of New South Wales re financial mat ters.
Several other minor matters were brought up and decided upon. At the conclusion of the business Messrs Cock and Thorp, directors of the Paeroa Butter Factory, were admitted, and each addressed the meeting on the question of joining in with the I'aeroa factory. They » ere attentively listened to and accorded a vote of thanks.
C w decided to m«et again in two weeks' time.—Te Aroha News.
THE WAIKATO TIMES. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10 1902-
•fimu c eme ; .ts. sr PET EE'S ANGLICAN CHURCH HAMILTON. GRAND BAZAAR IN AID OF FUNDS OF CHURCH. O ALE OF WORK will take place TO - MORROW, 11th December, in VOLUNTEER HALL There will be various stalls, viz : Work Stall Fancy Work Stall Lolly Stall Flower and Pot Plant Stall Produce Stall Aft'Tnuon Tea Stall And in addition there will bo Side Shows. Shoooting Gallery, and S'tow Ball contain ing all sorts of Toys )<>r children. Music in the afternoon, and Orchestra in the evening, songs, <;tc. As th ; ' goods arc marked very reasonable it is to bo hoped that the public will give their patronage as the articles ars uselul and the cause deserving of support. Admission (id. Meetings. WAIKATO FARMERS' CLUB. ; HE Branches of the Club will MEET as follows : TAMAHERE—Wednesday,December 10th, at 7.30 p.m. Ladies are invited to attend. WHA r AWHATA—Friday, December 12th, at 7.30 p.m. NGARUAWAUIA — Friday, December 12th, at 7.30 p.m. OHAUPO-Friday. December 12th, at 7.30 p.m. TE AWAMUTU -Friday. December 12th, at 7.30 p.m. CAMBRIDGE—Monday, December 15th, at 7.3d p.m. Business : Mr Blackmoiv will give a. paper on the dairy cow, to receive report of the General Execu tive Meeting, to discuss our political situation, and the proposed alteration to rules. WATHOU —Monday, December 15th, at 7.30 p.m. I' ATE R A NCI—N orn oeti ng. TAUWH AR H—No meeting. E. VEALE, General Secretary.
3tC. WANTED, a strong intel'igent Lad for the iurniture factory. Apply, Thos. Wells, Cambridge. 4 WANTED, experienced General; re ferences required. Apply to Mrs Norman Heather, Seecombo's Road, Epsom, Auckland. WANTED, the Public to Call on GAZE & CO. for SUPERIOR PHOTO GRAPHS and ENLARGEMENTS. Studio —Howden's Ruildings, Hamilton. WANTED— The travelling public to re member that Tea, Coffee, Pies, Pastry, Cakes, etc., are obtainable all day long at my Refreshment Rooms. Auck land, Local, and Illustrated paperg.—J. T. Home, Confectioner etc., Hamilton. \\T ANTED —Those requiring Violins, T » Strings, and all Accessories appert aining thereto, to call on or send to H. H. Howden, watchmaker and jeweller, Hamil ton, who has a large supply in stock. » » opened up in Victoria Street, Hamilton, with a supply of Smoked Fish. Fresh fish three times a week. Also, Summer Drinks, Lollies, Sweetmeats etc., to arrive shortly. ft sires to draw attention to his large stock of Footwear. A splendid lot of Ladies' and Gentlemen's American Kid > boots (lace and button), Walking and [ Evening Shoes, Girl's Lace and Button I Boots (tan and black), Good Strong School Boots, Farmers' Boots, Bluchers, Canvas Shoes, Leather and Carpet Slippers (good | and cheap). Repairs neat and prompt. I First-class boots made t:> order.
V. PLESCHER, (JO-OPERATIVE BOOT SHOP, CAMBRIDGE. MISS HAMERTON, Dressmaker, Hood street, Hamilton. Style and tit guaranteed. Charges very moderate. ' TO WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS HOTELKEEPEKS, and the General Public in the CITY OF AUCKLAND, and the SURROUNDING DISTRICT. IT having come under the notice of the undersigned Dunedin Brewers that BOTTLED ALE AND STOUT PUR PORTING TO BE DUNEDIN ALE AND STOUT is now being sold throughout the Auckland District, bearing on the Labels the name of 1). ARKELL, and a statement that the same is brewed expressly for D. Arkel', NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Brewers that THEY DO NOT BREW FOR OR SUPPLY ALE OR STOUT TO the said D. Arkell. Dated at Dunedin, this loth day of Julv, 1902. JAMES SPEIGHT AND CO., LIMITED. McGAVIN AND CO. MAURICE JOEL| WILLIAM STRACIIAN AND CO. FOR CRICKETING, GOLF, and TENNIS GOODS —give E. J. WL KIN SON a call. All this season's goods.
Rainess Notices. [A CAKP. ; J). VTXSOX-D OSSE T0 E, Pupil <.i" Si;_fnor Cecei, th? first teacher of 31 ad am Melba), ,\;i 1 .Wo: i:»ti-il with Maditm Amy Sherwin, I',-ni.•ssor M '-shall Hall, of th ■ Melbourne ('i.i) ;i 'i v.i,tori.i:M, and other le.idini;' Kingivs ; also as 1 jtm-'li1 1_;" Tenor Soloist at various Australian Centres, Is prenar-'il to REC IS IVE PUPILS d sunaiu'i' months in Hamilton, 'IV Ar.>li;i and Cambridge for SINGING AXI> VOIC.S PRODUCTION ONLY. Terms : Three <niinoas per <jiiar{er in advance. Address : Care of ill's Quick, Almadale, Hamilton. Only a limited number of pupils re ceived. AT 0 >VERNMES? Si U!> A\' ■ * EXP.oUIM;;NTAL :•> tAi'lON, RUAKUEA, HAMILTON. THE Undermentione 1 Sires will be at the Service of Breeders : TBE TH STALLION SINGLESTICK 11. (1898). ( ' ~ ! H:=zU"Mi Solo I I I 1 I :Je: mit = 11 'Z ! cd' ui Bruar = Tuba Ncwmir.st.or B'airAtbol
Fee for Approved Mure, suitable for pet ting Kemounte, TWO (f'ilNijAS, end for 'hw'n .bb'edi?, F<)U K ttg? '2 61 Paddockine i< GJ ]<e r wci k. Pay able 011 demand. IMPORTED SHOfiTH-'RN BULL RED LORD XXVLI. 3rd Jan,, 1900. Red L'ird Orange Blossom XIII Thi;i bull comes from a noted milkiDg family. TERMS- ONE GUINEA. For fiirth-r paiticu' .rs see citeulars obtain able at th'i effij'.! of 'be Inttpecor of Stofk, at Haiiiiitoi', t.r worn the Manager of the Farm S\l IJ> MA ft, LYELL, and aruy. XMA-S SEASON 1902-3. XMA.S CARD PACKETS. ALL our Packets are selected by the celebrated X tuas Card firm, Raphael Tuck and Sons, London. Packet cards are better value than boxes of cards as the whole of the value is made up in cards instead of paying for the box.
WE HAVE NINE VARIETIES. The Superb, c ntaining 6 carefully selected Xmas and New Year Cards, 6d The Ideal, containing 12 folding Xmas and New Year l ards, Is The Recherche, containing 6 artistic folding Xmas and New Year Cards, Is The Champion, containing 40 novel Xmas and New Year Cards, Is The Unbeaten, containing 20 pretty Xmas and New Year Cards, Is 6d The Excellent, containing 20 effective Xmas and New Year Cards, Is 6d The Princess, containing 20 up-to-date Xmas and Year Cards, 2s Gd The King, containing unique Xmas and New Year Cards, 2s 6d The Welcome, 12 folding New Year Cards I only, Is I All our packets and Xmas Cards orders are sent post free 15 minutes after receipt of order. Order early—our packets are much sought after, and last year were all cleared a week before Xmas. We have single cards from Id to 7s 6d each. When in town for Xmas do not for get to visit our special Xmas card and fancy shop inside the Victoria Arcade. Admission free. XMAS NUMBERS. Pear's Annual with -1 pictures, Is 6d, posted, Is 9d Xmas London News with 1 picture, Is 6d, posted Is 7d Xmas London Graphic with 2 pictures, Is 6d, posted Is 7d Xmas Holly Leaves with magniflcient battle picture entitled " All that was left of them" (Boer War) Is 6d, posted, ls7d Xmas Sketch with 1 picture, Is 6d, posted, Is 7d NEW ANNUALS TO HAND. Boys' and Girls' Own Annual 8s each Chums (Boys' Annual), 8s each Young England (Boys' Annual) 5s each Boys of Our Empire (Boys' Annual) 7s Gd
each The Girl's. Empire (A new Girl's Annual) 5s each Chatterbox, cloth ss, boards 3s Little Folk, cloth ss, boards 3s 6d Our Darling, cloth ss, boards 3s Sunday at Home, Leisure, Hour and Good Words, 7s 6d each Children's Friend, Infant's Magazine, Child's Companion and The Prize, cloth 2s, beard Is 6d each Add 2d in the Shilling for postage A FEW NOTABLE BOOKS FOR XMAS READING. Temporal Power, Marie Corelli, cloth 3s 6d paper 23 6d Hound of the Barkervilles, Conan Doyle, cloth 3s 6d, paper 2s Cd House Under the Sea, Max Pemberton, cloth 3s 6d, paper 2s 6d Greater Love, Joseph Hocking, cloth 3s 6d, paper 2s Gd The Way of Escape, Graham Travers, cloth 3s t>d, paper 2s 6d Uncle Joe's Legacy, Guy Boothby, cloth 3s 6d, paper 2s 6d Little Mother Meg, Ethel Turner, cloth 2s 6d FOE XMAS PRESENTS. Purses, Pocket Looks, Writing Cases, La dies' Hand Bags, Chatelaine Bags, Photo Frames, Photo Albums, Jewel- Boxes, Card Cases, ink Stands, Dressing Cases, Mani cure Sets and Leather Goods of every de scription. VICTORIA ARCADE, Shoktland Street, Auckland, PRESENTATION GOODS, try E.J. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge.^ "ITJ OOLS Double and Single, Berlin, »l Reduced to 5d per skem for cash. At WILKINSON'S, Cambridge. ("1 001)S FOR THE CHRISTMAS SEA JT SON in any quantity at WILKIN SON'S, Cambridge—Toys, Dolls, Albums, Purses, Photo Frames, Writing Cases. Fancy Goods, etc. WOODCARVIN'G —Relief, Chip, Floral Chip, etc. Terms, 12s Cd per quarter, Is 6d per hour. Articles designed.—Miss E. Ayling, 13, Victoria Axcale, Auckland.
Business Foticps. N (.) TICE. PUBLIC HALL, RAGLAN. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13. r BOW AX begs to notifiy the public j of Harlan and surrounding districts that lie will shortly open in the above Hall, GREAT CLEARING SALE AUCTION SALE, i'.'OO General Drapery, Suit of Clothes, Dress Pieces. Boots and Shoes, Saddlery, •Jewellery, Watches, Fancy Goods, etc. TURNIP SEED. PYRAMID STEAMED BONE MEAL— -1 Ammonia o'lk Phosphates 52'87, ,£5 10s ]>er ton Blood and Bone, suitable for drilling, X'i 12s fid per ton Kangaroo Guano, £i- 15s. Grass Mixture, 15s. Phosphates, 40 per C9nt., £5 10s. Corn and Maize Mixture, nitro potash, Jt'O 15s. Turnip Manure, Swedes or Root, ,£6 15s Kainit, Imperial Belgium Soluble, does not set hard and can be drilled, £i 7s 6d. The above are plus freight from Auckland. Turnip Seeds, ifcc., of Finest Quality. F. J. SENDERS, Agent for W, S Laurie & Co., Auckland. IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS. KAHIKATEA, Mountain Rimu aud Kauri at Lowest Rates. Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, &.c, of thoroughly Seasoned Timber at less than Auckland Prices, owing to saving in railage. F. J. SANDERS, Agent for J. McAndrew & Co., Paeroa.
TO FARMERS. McCORMICK HAY RAKES, Mowers, and Reapers and Binders are with out a rival; strongly made and of light draught. Send for Catalogue to F. J. SANDERS, Sole Agent for Province of Auckland. FURNITURE. FOR SUPERIOR FURNITURE, well made of Seasoned Timber, and at reasonable rates. Try, SANDERS, Q.C.E. CHARCOAL IRONS. n Iron Y If not, call and inspect the most up-to-date Iron in the market. SANDERS,' Q.C.E. ARRAS CREAM SEPERATORS. from a factory, inspection invited. SANDERS, QC.B. BISCUITS. IF you want the choicest procurable, either local or imported, and the greatest variety, send to SANDERS, Q.C.E. CHRISTMAS. WAIKATO BACON CO.'S HAMS. New Dried Fruits, Syrups, Jellies, and of finest quality. SANDERS, Q.C.E.
GENERAL GROCERIES. I }7*OK the Greatest Variety, Highest Quality, and Best All-Round Value, try SANDERS, Q.C.E. PEESER V •VTIV E.—ln tins J bottles, and bulk. SANDERS, Q.C.E. CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE GOODS Constantly arriving. SANDERS. Q..C.JU., CAMBRIDGE. HOT WEATHER GOODS AT Milne & Choyce, Ltd., AUCKLAND.
WASHING BLOUSES, Special job line at 2s Od, 38 6d, 4s 6d ; Mercerised Sateen Blouses, floral styles, Is lid to 12s Od: White and Coloured Washing Slk Blcuses, beautifully trimmed, at 12s 6d, 15s Od, to 355. HOLLAND COSTUMES, with new Rus sian and Eton jackets, and smartly cut skirts, from 243 9d the costume. UNDERSKIRTS, in washing prints, all trimmed, at 2s lid, 3s Od, 3s lid, to 10s 6d; Fancy Materials, from 5s lid to 255. WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, Special Value, trimmed lace or embroidery and tucks, 3s lid, os lid, Os lid, to 27s Od. NEW SUNSHADES—Handsome Cream Satin Sunshades, with wide moire stripe, 10s 9d; Striped and Floral Roman Satins, Gs lid, 8s lid, 10s 6d ; Plain and Fancy Parasols in every shade. CHILDREN'S WHITE SILK FROCKS, lace trimmed, to fit childron from 6 to 9 years, 9s lid to 21s. NEW FANCY GOODS FOR PRESENTS —Good Fancy Soaps, 3 cakes in artis tic box, Is 3d, Is Od, 2s Od, 4s Od; Photo Frames, in all shapes, Is, Is 3d, Is 9d, 2s 6d, to 10s fid ; Purses, at 9d, Is, Is 3d, Is 9d, to 20s ; Fancy Boxed Hand kerchiefs, Is 3d, Is Od, Is 9d, Is lid, to 10s 6d the box; Real Maltese Lace Scarves and Collars, 10s 9d, 12s 6d, 15s Od, to 455. NEW * GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN— Special selection.of Gent's Neckties, at Is, Is 6d, 2s 6d, to 4s Gd. SERVICEABLE LINEN HANDKER CHIEFS -Plain hem, Is, Is 3d, Is 6d; hem-stitched, Is 6d to 3s Od. SMART WASHING WAISTCOATS, in white, drab, and shepherd's plaids, at 5s lid, Os lid, Ms Od, to 15s Od. FRENCH STRAW PANAMA HATS, 6s lid. Latest Hals in every style. NEW TUNIC AND TENNIS SHIRTS, from 3s 6d to 7s 6d ; Gent's White and Coloured Sweaters, 3s 6d, 3s lid to 10s Od. Immense stock.of Gent's Summer Underclothing.
Davis & Co 1 SPECULATORS WITH large or shall CAPITAL all those anxious to Smrv GOOD INVESTMENTS of Substantial and Increasing Valif and to those wishing - to secure COMFORTABLE HOMES SNUG FARMS OR GOOD PASTORAL PROPER TIES We would call your attention to the fact that we can offer the best and most com- | plete List of Properties of all kinds in ihe I Waikatoand surrounding Districts, and are prepared to FINANCIALLY, ASSIST BUYERS. We cannot here advertise our large list of properties in detail, but we are always ready to give, or post full particulars to intending buyers, also to conduct them over the different properties we have for Sale, free of charge. Wo have properties from 50 acre to 5000 acres blocks in price from 17s 6d per acre to £lO per acre with good roads, near Post Office, school, Creameries and Railway, and on Easy Terms. IF YOU Desire to Sell We shall be glad to receive full particulars of your property which we advertise in different parts of New Zealand and Australia, which costs you nothing, as advertising is the keystone to our* success and our terms are, NC SALE, NO CHARGE.
We liave numerious inquiries from all parts of New Zeal- nd and Australia, our con nection being very extensive. Having lately sold several properties is a proof of our ability to do business. Why Fay Kent. We have several Good Town Properties with 4to 9 roomed houses, with 4- acre tc 10 acre good land in or Hamilton East ana West. Easy terwj. For further parti culars apply to DAVIS & CO. AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, LAND £ ESTATE AGENTS, HAMILTON. Auction sales conducted in all parts of the country. Advances made on all goods placed with us for Saie. WAIK\TO AGENTS and SHOW ROOMS for the WONDERFUL WERTHEIM SEWING MACHINE Three machines in one. On Time Pay ment, 2s (id per week. Also, PIANOS £ ORGANS English and German, and on easy terms. From 2s (3d per week. See our quality and price before you pur /in n co WAIKATO AGENTS Northern Fire Insurance Company Capital £0,689,000. WAIKATO AGENTS Imperial (gold medal 1 Calf Food. T best in the market. Once used alwayp used. Auction sales at our New Mart and Yards, Hamilton, EVERY SATURDAY at 2 p.m., of POULTRY, PIGS, PRODUCE FURNITURE, etc. Anything you have for sale TAKE IT TO DAVIS & 00. and have it turned into cash.
PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE Value of Estates in the Oeficz : OVEK THREE MILLIONS STEELING. Capital & Interest guarantee a "by the State. Further larue reductions now made in costs administra don. Tho Public Trust (. ffice seeks to be merely elf-supporting. Estates under Wills or Intestacies whei converted into cash and held for beneficiariet are credited with interest at highest rate, cap italised yearly, aud free of all office charges. The Public Trust?k can be appointed Executor of the Will or Codicil of anj person. Advice as to the making of Wills is givi*n free of charge. The Public Tecstke can be appointed Tru,tee it) p!ac<- of previously appointed Trustees or iu p'are of persons who with to be relieved of their Trusteeship. Thu Public Trustee can be appointed Trustee for Matriag.i Bertlemci:ts. Money Trusts, Sinking Fund, and utli'.r Trusts The Public : rcstee undeit ■k'-s the many agomentof Property as Attorney or Tiik Public Trustee administers Intes'ates Elates, Lunatics' Estates, and Unclaim ed L'Jnds. Thb Prune TarsTEE lias Trust FucHs for investment on Mortgage of First-class Freehold Securities ht lowest current rat of interest. Liberal term for repayment FOB FULL PARTICULARS APPLY TO THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE, WJLLINOTON, Or any of (he Agoits of the Public Trustee oj
the Colony. THE HAMILTON HOTEL VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. W. BRIGHT, Proprietor. THE BEST APPOINTED HOSTELTY IN THE WAIKATO. GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOE TOURISTS. BEAUTIFUL GARDEN AT THE REAK OF THE HOTEL. FIRST-CLASS TABLE KEPT. BEST WINES AND SPIRITS IN STOCK. ALES IN DRAUGHT AND IN BOTTLES. CIVILITY AND ATTENTION TO ALL BILLIARD ROOM fitted with one of EDWARDS' BEST TABLES. SAMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCIAI TRAVELLERS. GOOD STABLING. W. BRIGHT, PROPRIETOR. ZITHERS, VIOLINS, BANJOS, MAN DOLINS, and other musical intitru nilnta at WILKINSONS, Cambridge.
McNicol & Co. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. JN Consequence of the New Year Holi days, l!n' undersigned will NOT hold a Sm!o at < i:t.• •»>. T«i>:i'lay. :to:h Inst. McXICOL A : (i. Oil Al l';.) LIVE STOCK SALE. Tr \v, in. i\\7, s'i'i )!;•-; & |>\ IRV CA'ITLK. 1 15 Fresh Cows, Tutiik.-iramea 20 Cow, 10 T wo-y car-oli 1 Heifers 50 18-month Steers 22 Steers, A. Burn- Murdoch 32 2£-year-old Empty Heifers, choice 'quality, AIL Yells. Fu'rie- Miliciti d. M o N I 0 0 L & CO. G. F. MCCuItAOII, Aup.tinr.eer. CAMBRIDGE STOCK SALE. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20. FAT, STORE, AND DAIRY CATTLE From Rook Bros, who are giving up dairying 14 Cows, in full milk 14 Calves 2 Yew Factory Cans 3 Pigs Horse Trap, and Harness Set Tine Harrows, Horse Hoe, etc 9 Fat Steers, 6 Christmas Beef, Richd. Reynolds 10 Prime Fat Cows, Wm, Vosper 8 Fat Steers, Jno. Fisher 18 Empty Cows, 18 Calves, G. Luxton 80 > horn Ewes, with lambs at side, G. Luxton 12 Calves, Giles Kerley. 6 Well-bred Nine-week-old Pigs, T. Pennell.
McNICOL k CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. HAMILTON STOCK SALE. MONDAY, December 22. IN cousequence of the usual date falling 011 Chiistmas Day, we will hold our next Hamilton Sale as above, on Monday December 22. Entries Solicited. McNICOL k CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. WAIIiOU STOCK SALE. ... - * Friday January 9, 1<(0'1 IN consequence of usual sale d'iy January 2. coming amidst the holidays we will hold our next Waihou Sale as above—one . week later than usual McNICOL <fe CO. ' G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. SALE OF ROTO-O-SANGI HEED OP SHOT.TiIOKN CATTLE AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, January 28, 100®. ton COWS AND HEIFERS, now 10 • with the bull 33 Yearling Heifers 75 Calves 4- Bulls 4 Draught Horses and Harness 6 Hacks
Without Reserve. Catalogue and particulars on application Origin of Herd : Tlie cows were origi nally imported from Melbourne, purchased from some of the best, breeders there, in cluding the Circular H»'ad Co. of Tasmania, one of the first, if not the iirst company, to import and breed pure Shorthorns in Australasia ; kept pure since by bulls bred by J. Horvvood, Bridgewater Park herd; E. Menlove, Esq. Oauviru ; A. A. Fantham, Esq., Hawera; late.Tolin Grigg, Longbeach, Canterbury . Archdeacon Williams, Te Aute, Hawke's Bay ; W. Nixon, Esq., Can terbury ; R. D. D. McLean, Esq., Maraeka kaho, Hawke's Bay ; McHtrdy Bros.. Pal inerston North; and N.Z. Land Associa tion. McNICOL & CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, February 4, 1003. Ewes, lambs, wethers and RAMS Entries solicited. McNICOL k CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. PEDIGREE POLLED ANGUS BULLS FOR PRIVATE SALE.
£ PURE-BRED POLLED ANGUS 0 BULLS, the property of Mr Alex ander Aitken, and bred upon the Kdreone Estate. For further particulars apply to HoNIOOI & UO. P 0 E pRIVATE gA L E FARMS in all parts of the district AGENTS FOR: Little's Sheep Dip, Fluid and Powder The Highland Sheep Dip P. and D. Duncan's Implements E.L.T. Noxious Weed Destroyer, a con densed fluid prepared for the de struction of blackberry, gorse, briar, etc. When properly applied this preparation is entirely reliable. One gallon of fluid to 40 gallons of water. Supplied in one, two, and five-gallon drums; one gallon 6s 6d, two gallons 5 s tid, five gallons ss. Spray pilmps especially constructed for the pur pose, prices ■£! 10s. If bushes are small the fluid can be applied with ordinary water-can. Further par ticulars and testimonials on applica tion. Me XI COL & CO. TFIK GOVERNMENT INSURANCt i DEPARTMENT is prepared to gran* Ur- plovers of Labour Covers against Riska coinioci. il with their trade or business—nndei r.he Workers' Compensation Act, the Em ployers' Liability Acts, as well as under Common Law Owners if property an<l Mortgagees also -"otected uwi r special tables. Personal Ao id nt Insurance effected in all branches. For particulars as to rates, etc., apply to he 'oral o(£c of the T>oartmmit. J. H. RICHARDSON, Commissioner W( rm; undermine Children's Constitu tions. Ut>u WADE'S WQKM 1-GS, \i b0i«8.
w. J. Hunter. HAMILTON STOCK SALE/ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11. The undersigned will sell at the Hamilton Yards on Thursday, December, 11: On account of Mr C. Hutchinson, who has sold his farm; l'ediijn Av rah ire Bull I'cdi;:l't-e Ayr hire Cow, took two IVs* jiri/. s Waikatoshow 2:i Viitirw n 'Lilk i'.his, 20gal8 ]- Fat Pnlloc-ks, J. G. Penniket (i Prime Beef, R. Noble 8 Quiet Two-rear-old Heifers, A. Bell 10 Tbree-year old Fresh Heifers, T Wangh 13 Well-bred Strong Calves, W. J. Richardson 14 Fat C.nvs, Sliakespear 20 Fat Cows, Furze, Graham, Tama here, Ohaupo 30 Fat Sheep, J. D. Melville 1 Roan Bull, Win. Graham 26 Prime Fat Bullocks, from H. Wind sor, H. S. Hawkins, E. Seddon and J. Barugh 40 Fat Sheep, 2C Fat Lambs, A. Casey ICO Store Pigs, Donaldson, Daveney, Z. Owen, Thomas, Gurnell, and J. Douglas 6 18-month-old Steers, J. Wathen 40 Yearlings, mixed sexes, 10 prime beef, W. Cbitty. 15 Choice Yearlings, 2 Roan Bulls, F. J. T. Currie 30 We'l-bred Berkshire Pigs, 20 Slips, W. A. Wilson 20 Choice Yearlings, Scott Bros., New stead. 10 Choice Fat Cows, J. G. Penni ket 60 Fat Ewes, S. Stretton 20 Fat Sheep, J. May 3 Fat Cows 23 Well-bred Three-year-old Fresh conditioned Steers and Heifers, from Tauwhare 30 Good Yearling Cattle, Whata* whata 10 Three-year-old Fresh Steers, N. Cory Matthews 2 Good Young Bnlls Entries Solicited. W. J. HUNTER. NGARUAWAHIA STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12. A TWO AND THREE-YEAR-OLD ' ' STEERS, E. Hall, F. G. Jackson, H, I Elgood s 10 Four-year-old Bullocks, in forward condition, A. Nicoi 15 Well-bred Calves, F. Littlewood i 20 Mixed Cattle, H. J. Saulbrey 60 One and lj-year-old Cattle, R. i Holmes. 2 Polled Angus Bolls, two and three § years old, G. Mathias * 1 -3 10 Good Steer Calves, G. Little 4 Fat Cows, James Bros. '.=£ 7 Strong Calves, A. Booth, sen. 4 The Shop in Township known as ' Lamb's Butcher Shop.' Sale at 11 o'clock punctually "4 Entries Solicited. " V W. J. H U NTE B. :i
HAMILTON BOROUGH YARD?. SPECIAL HORSE SALE. | The undersigned wi 1 hold his Annual Hi Me 4 Sa c ah tlie ITumilt. n Borough Yards on Thursday, December 18, of about OXA UNBROKEN COLrS AND 1 4"JV/ FILLIES, HEAVY AND MEDIUM DRAUGHT MARES AND ' GELDINGS, UPSTANDING HARNESS HOUSES AND HACKS ' | Entrie* to date from H. A. Bell, G. Bob- *5 son, Hogan, E. Potts. Zellman, W. E. Jones, McDonald, Graham, Grigsby,-; H. Weal, Willoughby, Davidson, NewelV S Chit'y, Windsor, Cnmpstone, Harmon, " Houston, Gibbons, Arnold, Teddy, Shaw, Turnwald, Rauch, Patterson, Morgan, Cow- * ling, Ormsby, Johnstone, Pinch, Brace, . Starkey, Bell, Douglas, Stewart, Home, Holmes, Corbett, Crouch, Hicks, Seddoo, ~'i Prendagast, Shaw, Death Bros., Noble,-' ! Dawson, Cassidy, Smith and Hambling,' | Walsh, Holland, Fry, McLarnon, Hill Dun- r | stan, Dodd, Bruce, Hinton, Jackson, Bar f rd, Washer, Corboy, Hansen, Galran, Bell, Littlewood, White, Friar and DaTi«6, Prince, Foster, Dairagh, Dooley, Luxton, Hall, Kae, Jones, Bnkowsky, Teasdale, Holtby, Calder, Snook, Marwood, Calder, Germann, Shakespear, Holcroft, Andrews, Rennie, Walton, Wilson, Looker, Hodgeß, Laxon, Hines, Johnston, Tamaki, Berry, Graham, Miller. i
Mare, Light Spring trap, and Har ness, Mare, Sulky, and Harness, W. G. Rae Pair of Well-matched Buggy Ponies, 13 bands high, J. Houston. Upstanding Bay Gelding, syrs good; hack, carries lady ; from Tan-- ran? a Well-bred mare and foal, €. Jar rett v Upstanding Chestnut Horse, from Wanganui, sound, grand hack and jumper Handsome Unbroken Child's Pony, ' by Bonnie Tom—Shetland mora Heavy Spring-cart Mare, took firgt prize Waikato Show, 1902, and'a splendid worker in any Harness Double-seated Buggy (Gee and Pot ter), Pole and Harness, W. Lyndsay Pair of Well-matched Black Baggy Horses I Bay Cob, good hack, E. Tickelpeo&y W. J. H TJ N T EE. CAMBRIDGE CATTLE SALE. The undersigned will sell at Cambridge Yards on Saturday, January 3 : I CA WELL - BRED YOUNG 1 ' CATTLE, from neighbourhood 40 Choice 18-month and Two-year-old Half-bred Polled Angus Steers and Heifers, W. Thornton 20 Well-bred Yearlings, R. Brown 8 Choice Yearling, Mr Price : ' 6 Good Dairy Cows, at Calving, Wj Stanley • * 40 Choice Yearlings and Strong CaUfes, W. P. Reid, G. Reid. 8 Fresh-conditioned Cows and Heifer* W. P. Reid
SHEEP FAIB. February, 1903. HE undersigned will holdhis First Sh Fair at Ohaupo Yards, as above. 1. Entries solicited W. J. HUNTER. almadale; HAMILTON.' '• * Private Boarding Estab lishment. MRS P. A. QUlCftff Every Comfort and Con?eni4s(* fa* Tourista. ' '• sot i&t'* |
WT/1902/WT_19021209/MM_01/0004.xml | 5,015 | PRACTICAL POULTRY NOTES.
[1 y Minorca.] (irain so;iked twenty-four hours in ui pontine, nnd scattered to t lie fowls s a gcod r niedy for worms. I lioro arc no I >esr laying fowls for itlier (lie winter or summer months. It is more, a matter of strain tli.in treed. i!av, onions are preventive, of roup md colds in fowls. They should lie 'hopped line and mixed with the it her food. fowls like newly cut grass; give hem all they want of it. The clip ings from a lawn mower are just 'he things for them. lied pepper may he fed to poultry l itli good results, hut do not make their food so strong with it that you •ould not swallow it yourself. The modern English Game fowl is oo long-legged to produce a tirsi •lass tahle-hird. Still, many aiv short in the leg and might 1 e used. j It would lie a good plan to give j 'iich house a thorough fumigation. \\ ■■ • iave found this easily done hv wet ting sulphur with kerosene oil and vouching the mixture with a match. Don't forget that during the hot weather fowls must have a plentiful supply of clean water if they are to Keep well and lay well. People very often forget this, and then are sur prised at the dejected appearance of i lie inhabitants of the poultry-yard. Tans in which the water is kept should be well washed every day. 1 commence feeding young chickens (says a poultry keeper in 'Australasian Agriculturist") on oatmeal and bread ami milk, and feed this for one or two weeks, then give soft food, composed of bran and cracked corn twice a day, with oats in the evening. For the first two weeks T fed six or seven times a day ; after that three times a day until the chicks are six weeks old, and
then twice a day till grown. Do not give the chicks any food or water for thirty-six hours (says an American writer) ; by this we do not mean thirty-six hours from when the tirst chick comes out, but say the night of the twenty-second day or the morning of the twenty-third day, the latter is the proper time if the chicks come out quickly and strongly, and the hatch is cleaned up by the after noon of the twenty-fir«t day. The Campiaes (pronounced Kam peens) are a breed that have become deservedly popular in England during the last year or two, and when their appearance and economic virtues become better known, there is every prospect of this popularity becoming largely increased. It is an old
Belgium breed, in which country it
as earned for itself the soubriquet 1 poules pond tousle jours "or every ay layers.
The Government poultry expert is advised from Sydney that there is an onormous demand for eggs, owine to the high price of meat and vegetables. That there is a shortage in the market is shown by the fact that whereas the Government stores last year held be tween five and six hundred thousand e oo s > fchis year only forty thousand are stored. Over twenty thousand pounds worth have come into the Sydney market from South Aus tralia. A merchant in Christchurch has forwarded to Mr 1). J). Hyde vernment Poultry Expert) a" copy of a letter, dated October 22nd, from a firm in Durban, which savs: "We wish to express our satisfaction with the consignment of poultry just re ceived from you. Both ducks and fowls are the best we have yet han dled, whether from Australia, New- Zealand, Canada or England, and we have personally imported and sold very many from each of these coun tries.'' A large order, with a pro mise of continuance, accompanied the lettei, which is a signal proof of the improvement in the" quality of New Zealand poultry and the' prospects for this industry. Sunflowers for l'oult ry.-»l\ m ltry keepers should sow sunflowers in empty pens or any vacant space. They make a grand shade for chicks in a veiy few weeks, and for larger birds afterwards. The seed is very valuable. Though there is a large proportion of fibre (waste) in their composition, the protein content is high. The seeds may be used sparingly at any time, but during moult the quantity may be for the fats contained being specially oily appear to so lubricate the skin of the fowl that the old feathers are easily shed, and the new ones emerge quickly. An early and quick moult is so great an advantage that any thing which may help the birds through the period should not be neg lected.
In choosing fowls for winter lay ing one must be governed a good deal by the origin of the breeds. Thus it is not to be expected that birds of the Medit rranean class, or those de ii\ing their origin from India would prove as good layers in the far north :is birds that originated in regions far north. Ihe Mediterranean classes are without doubt good layers but for the coldest weather we would expect to have best results from the offspring of such breeds as those that have been kept in a cold climate for a hundred years, and have thus been hardened in their ancestry. The breed characteristics will crop out often iu the laying qualities of the birds. This is in direct accord with with the experience of the farmers of this country. Some years ago the Farmers' Review sent out inquiries as to what fowls had been found to be Vie best winter layers. A large num ber of answers were received, and the majority of the replies favoured the Langshan. The Eangshans are from North China, a region where the mer cury sinks down sometimes to 40 de grees below zero. For summer layers we would select some breed from tropica] or semi-tropical regions, such as the Leghorns, but for winter layers we would select alwavs birds that I have originated in colder climates i I'armeiV lieview." I
THE WAIKATO TIMES, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1902.
Printed and published by Robert John Paull and George William Ven- A ® LES „. at their registered printing, ofhce Victoria street, Hamilton, Auok land, New Zealand TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1908.
Impure Blood Impuro blood will always make yoi: sick. \ou guff or from headache, preal depression, indigestion, sleeplessness, a bad skiu, extreme exhaustion, anil you can liaadly drag yourself about. U«l| Kir ml?-. —~lv M M Rear! what Mr. 11. J. Matthews, of Wellinc ton. New Zealand, says about this. Ho also 'ends lus photograph. hiL I i haVCB " rr ,? e,laKmt dcal from impure ~ from boils on my arms and back. I felt weak all over and was greatly depressed. I began to uso Ayer's Sarsaparilla. After taking only a little of it I felt better and soon my troubles disappeared. I believe' this medicine is the best blood-purifier and the strongest tonie that any one can buy." AYER'S Sarsaparilla Thero are many imitation " Sarsaparillas " He sure you gut Ayer's. t se Ayer's Pills every time your bowels be come constipated, or when you are bilious or have sick headache. They cure quickly. prepared !>y Dr. J. C. Ayeri Co., Lowell, Mass., U.S.A. . When they put a man In gaol, he cannot fol low his natural inolina ||l| tion. His enjoymest J|HW| of life is limited. #He > cannot eat what ho wants to. He is limited gnH"* to a very frugal diet. ■NHBPVV He is alive, to be but life doesn't possess very many advantages. I y&te&HM Are not all these things equally true of the dys -1 * flßl peptic ? For all the real enjoyment he gets out of life, he might as r well be in gaol. He 1 cannot eat what he L likes, nor as much of it | HHB as he would like. If he ' any of the rules of'his diet, he B punished for it. He H MJ suffers much ; gets little ■I sympathy. Dyspepsia ■V starts with indigestion, | JpJ' ■ and may lead ; i almost anything. Indigestion means a variety of things—it shows itself in many ways. At first, perhaps, a little heaviness in the stomach, a little sourness, windy belchiugs, and heartburn. Headaches begin to come pretty soon after that, and biliousness and a foul taste in the mouth in the morning. Chronic constipation is almost inevitable, and it' is probably the most serious trouble that ever takes hold of a man. Its seeming simplicity is the thiug that makes it moat dangerous, because it leads to neglect. Constipation means that the body is holding poisonous, impure matter, that should be gotten rid of. The poison is being re absorbed into the blood, and the whole body is being filled with it. Impurity in the blood may lead to almost any disease. There is no telling what may come of it. And yet people aro careless about it. It is the most serious thing in the world, and the easiest to enre if you : go about it right. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills cure Constipa tion. Cure it positively, certainly, iufal libly. Cure it so it stays cured. Cure it so you can stop taking medicine. And that is something that no other remedy in the world will do. They positively cure Biliousness, Indigestion, Constipation, Dys pepsia, Sallew Complexion, Liver and Kid ney Troubles, Piles, Pimples and Blot hes. A perfect blood purifier, and for female ailments they stand alone as a woman's best friend. Sold by ohemists and storekeepers, price, Is 3d per bottle, or six battles 7s, orsame will l»e mailed, post paid, upon receipt of price. Sole proprietors, The W. H. Comstock Co., Ltd. (Australasian Depot), 68 Pitt-street, Sydney. They are packed in amber bottles, and the full name blown thereon. OBy lYlCnc* : TAKE/ TEASPOONS! V/y/'K ay/ >ry Dantkeep rns Hlwake a!! barkinrf. « FOR COUGHS & COLDS IT ACTS LIKE MAGIC!! IS THE 7IME TO PLANT DATES' RELIABLE Vegetable ano Flower Seeds OF it VERY DESCRIPTION. Catalogues free on application. Also, Gatdoguo of "IKOtf /G"^" Labour • sav.ng Implements, Orchard Kequ'site.„ e c- J r in ' Vur t y /.gents, rr frira MTU UK 1' »i ES & C 1 6KI I) MK'.CIIANT O , ' A I C K L A jv n.
TUCK Ell'S Sunshine Fruit Syrups. I Two flavours—Raspberry and Lemon. A 61 packet will make two gallons refresh ing summer drink. Iso with water or seltzogene. Sunshine Jelly Crystals. fid packets. A great success. Fifteen 1 j flavours. Cannot be beaten. One packet one pint finest jelly. Ask tbe flavour yon' ( prefer. ■ Sunshine Pudding" Powder. i fid b X"s. lulu' diftei'ent flavours, two flavours in each (3d box. Each 6d box, with milk, etc., makes two quarts delicious pud ding. sunshine Custard Powder. Four flavours, assorted, in each 6d box. Each flavour make-i one pint. Family Baking Powder. One more kind lady wanted as a cus tom,> r ! Get the first 'tin ! the second, will .-«» on come along. We do not ask you to UK-the tin to LIFT the scones. You get honest, full weight, exclusive of the tin always. j J.hat Boy knows the Grocer, and the Grocer knows the Boy by this time ! ;! Oi all Grocers. Manufacturer : ! w. F. Tucker, COMMERCE STREET, AUCKLAND. oapital • • £300,000 43, QUEEN STREET WdARF, ALBERT BREWERY AND DOMAIN BKEWERY, NEWMARKET. Dibbotobb Campbhll, Esq. (Chairman), Abthcp M. MYEB3 (Mftnapinp; Director), and Lro M. Mrnßa. Skgbitabi : Alfhid S. Bahkabt, Cable Address: "Beehlre," Anokland. AGENTS FOR- R. PORTER k CO., " Bnlldof? " ALE STOUT. London M. B. FOSTER & SONS (Ltd. " Bncrl ALE and STOUT, London ' J. SCHWEPPE k CO., MINERAL WATERS, Sydney and London D, H. BURKE, SCHNAPPS, Hambure W. k G. GILBEY, SCHNAPPS, London J. W BURMESTER, PORT, Oporto ADET SEWARD k CO., V.D. CLARET JAS. BUCHANAN k CO,, SCOTCH WHISKY, London ouuiuu JAMES WATSON & CO., SCOTCB WHISKY, Dnndee ' PEASE, SON & CO., 8.0.5. WHISKY Darlington HIRAM WALKER & SONS (Lid " Canadian Olnb " WHISKY Ontario DU^7t^4 E v & SR? 8 (Lm '- V.k IRISH WHISKY, Belfast SIR JOHN POWER 4 SONS, IRISH WHISKY, Dublin ' ROUYER GUILLET k CO., BRANDY Oognan ADELAIDE WINE CO., "Tanund,, Adelaide MOET & CHANDON, CHAMPA ONE Kbits? KRUG & CO., CHAMPAGNE, Reims RUINART & CO., CHAMPAGNE, Roim. E. IRROY. CHAMPAGNE, R<-inw A, COLLIN, CHAMPAGNE. Chalon? Etc., Etc. Etc. A very Larce Asso'tropni of the besi BBANDB of WINES A SPIRITS, inoludins AUSRALIAN WINES, a lw ftyß „„ hand. CIGARS.—Many well known bbandb Soleotion. ALBERT k DOMAIN BREWERIES— PRIZE MEDALS AND AWABDS : Sydney Exhibiton, 1879, Melbourne Ex hibition, 1880; Wellington Exhibitcn. 1886 Anokland Exhibition. 1877,1878.1879,1550 Colonial and Indian Exhibition. 18?G ; Don edin Exhibition, 1890. TASMANIAN EXHIBITION, 1891-2' Ale (bulk), Special First Award Gold Medal; Ale (bottled), First Award; Stout (bulk), Special First Award Geld Medal: Stout (bottled), Special First Award and Gold Medal. Also, CHAMPIONSHIP a gain si all Foreign and Color ial Beer Exhibited • *nd MELBOURNE CENTENNIAL EXHIBI TION, 1888 : First Prize and Gold Medal. THE CAMPBELL & EHKENFIiIED COMPANY (Lrc-.V 7/6/7 FOR BEST VALUE AND Lowest Prices IN GROCERIES SEND TO Macferfion & West, HAMILTON. We are cash buyers of Butter, Eges Horsehair, Fungu*, etc., etc. WAVERL i; Y HOTEL AUCKLAND. Maurice O'Connor, propria r desires to ir.tia.aU* that te has taken ovor the bminrps ol this Popular Hotel, and wocl I reapi cttu'ly request a continuance of the libera! . i.pp rt hitherto awarded his pre d'!.»Mnr. VISITORS TO AUCKLAND will find t'.at no eff .tt wll bp spared t» afford them avery c mf. rt, whilst the TARIFF will be, as previously, MOST MODERATE. Tho Hotel is within one minute's walk R»ilway ht >t! ,n and Wlurf, -md command macniticent view of the Harbour. To the fri 'tids of thr- Proprietor in different part-of toe colony, a Cead Mille Fadthe wil ver be extended, and a pleasant sojourn seared. WINES, SPIRITS, ALES. ETC. Of the BEST BRANDS ONLY j 0,,. MAURICE O'CONNOR, a <ii " __ 9/12 EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR VISITORS. P.O. Box SLO Telephono 46?. Prince Arthur Hotel, WELLESLEY STREET, AUCKLAND. Winea.and Spirits of the Beet Brands Only st-claes Billiard Room, Night Porter. W,M (J,-OKi" Fwwhtar Laio U.S.h, 00. CHANGE OF WATER often brings on diarihoea. tor this reason many ex enenced travellers carry a bottle of Chamberlain s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea with them to be used in case of an emergency. This preparation has no equal as a cure for bowel complaints. It cannot be obtained while on board the "cars or steamship, and that is where it is most ikely to be needed. Buy a bottle before leaving bom,.. W tiEY, Agent, Hamilton ; f \rj , Vgeut Cambridge; sell it AHIEK, Ageut, Te Awamutu
QUALITY, .not cheapness, IS SOM&THIN rTO B■ CONSIDERED WHEN PURCHASING GRAIN &FKRTILIZER DRILL. TJIE "FARMERS' li'A VOLUTE.'' Il ] Dnli? El Thift mfc l- ,, 0 ' (, . far "^ rs J'-'vo bought "Farmers' Favorite" It Dulls lhis great trade has been built up because the "Farmers' repaid capa H e of d «' in * better work, with less cost for " Fav ,rit« » 7 * ou bavfl any doubt if it is the best to buy the orite or one of the so-called cheap drills now being offered write to ai e ° "? drills ' aad ha » a S o ° d general knowledge of a ' tt °rent makes, always keeping in mind the fact that Mr ifttsfpli Hamuli, President of the \\ aikato Farmers' Club, bOng WHY FwVrt , F * TOH '*-f" hB W «<« mat.,. not care to tell i.t 'i'i ' WG a?k hi:l1 ' bein S iute ™sted. he might I t"-"' 11 " S0 " ™r rtimmeot B«rt he might fell 3 way ue Bought it. it you are a private buyer " ask him." -» T SOLE AGENTS: JN6W Zealand Lo;in aud Mercmtile Agency Company, Limited, HAMILTON. LAiTID poe SALE. IANSDOWNE ESTATE, OF 3300 ACRES ALL PLOUGHED & GRASSED Eversley Estate, 'OF 854 ACRES, ALL PLOUGHED *AND GRASSED, Otterbarn Estate, OF 793 ACRES, nearly all ploughed and GRAiSED. The above properties all adjoin the Walton Station, cn the Anckland-Rotorua Railway line, and are within 29 miles of Hamilton and Cambridge. Tho land is of excellent quality, and is admirably adapted for DAIRY FARMS. OPEN FOR PRIVATE SALE, on Liberal Terms, ON 23RD APRIL, 1902. Copies of plans and full particulars obtainable from the undersigned Land For Sale. I T H E NEVV ZE ALAND LOAN AND ! PA W v rm NTILE AGENCY COM PANY, LIMITED, are instructed to an | nounce portion of the Woodlands Estate, COMPRISING | THE BLOCK NEAR THE T3WN. SHIP OF TAUPIRI, Containing 4422 Acres, j Is now surveyed and sub-divided into con i PAmio' 8,2 3 d DAIRY AND GRAZING i ARMS, and will be OPEN for PRIVATE : SALE on and after Wednesday, Nov. 5, 1002. | TERMS OF PAYMENT: 20 per cent ! cam, 5 per cent end of two years, 5 per cent I annua ly tcr five following yearj. Interest 4A ■ per cent. J Applications to be addressed to the under ; eigne I, from whom Copies and Plans and any lurther information may be obtained. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MER CAN TILE AGENCY CO., Ltd. Hamilton, Or any of the Company's Branches throughout the Colony, WE ARE ADDRESSING THE FAIR SEX. WE ARE ADDRESSING THEM ON A FAIR QUESTION. WE ARE ADDRESSING THEM IN A FAIR WAY, 5" || LADIES, vVili iililN Ji * HI BAD TEA ? I China tea is not necessarily bad, but the great chance is that it is j certainly you never get the best China Tea, uor yet the second, nor even the third The best never leaves China, the second best is nearly all sent to Russia, the third, fourth, fifth and other descend ing grades come to Australia. Happily the imports of China Tea are lessening steadily, and cor respondingly those of Ceylon are going up. Ceylon tea is grown in a British Colony and Ceylon is the picked spot of earth for tea grow ing. All Ceylon tea is good; tho bast is exquisite, and no other tea i grown m any other part of the world can in any way compare with I it. lhe best Ceylon tea is the famous y » / 'n ' " & which is picked on the -mountain heights of the Island, packed in ® d on the spot where jt is grown, and sent down to Australia to the agents of the Nirvana Co., fresh by every mail. ® I Nirvana Tea is put up in pounds and half pounds and every pack 's j age bears the name and trade mark of the company as a guarantee 1 that it is all we claim of it. Parr Bros TT \ EBC< S Ca mbridge ;W. Dev, RirikirirOS ; £ Arok T H S D; fn Q f grave & nd W. Dibsell, Te £ ' r - H - Hall and <*>., Sole Agents, Auckland. £ Christmas and New Year. ™ NIS ' EtEMES AND 1 15. J. D.4VEV, FIGS, DATES, MUSCATELS, ALMONDS SEEDPn KATSTMa AND FANCY CONFECTIONERY ™ BAIWNB Agent Foi N.Z. Herald, Weekly News, and Auckland Star. & JTDAYEY, GROCER, BAKER, AND GENERAL STOREKEEPER HAMILTON. F. A. PKAKSOiNT ( LAND, COMMISSION, AND GENERAL T-HF, TTTAIEATO T)ACON flO AGENT AND VALUER, " -D V KAWHIA. FRANKTON JUNCTION, -r A. L r i : SeVeral Farms, Business Sites, „ u.„i i h.ivo severa' Farms, Business Sites, r> , ~ , Town Sections, etc., in the Kawhia, Raglan fi ■ 5,° notlf y ttat tbey are Bu y e « well arid Waikato Districts for Sato and invite fam . I)ai r" and Grain-fed Bacon Pigs correspondence. weighing dressed 120 to ISOlfes at highest Also Sole aarent for tha Mahino Noxious CT . ,rre ° t P rioes all the year round. Hea\ 'ier Weed Ext rroinator in the abov» Districts f' 1 ? 8 lf finished may be bought at 10-9 -er and if any farmers who hive Blackberry,' i)riC6B - Ragweed, etc., on their lands wili . communicate with me, I will arrange to meet r received at Factory on Tuesdaj , them at an f arly date and experiment on and Friday of each week, j ist to (-how them th 9 killing -jual- —— th'! Ti!n!?n S f° f . gall T 8 v Used weekly iD A weekl 7 P rize of one t»lf-penny per L rlou .i"'"™*' t-M "> the ettpplier J L 0 , . hest , iot of 5 Figs received during each bole Agent North of Wanganui: Walter week - Syme, M. H. R. F. A. PEARSON, o M#M » er ' TAINUI-STREET KAWHIA. 4/4 HALLY, Secretary. ;
DAIRY EAKMS FOR SALE LOCKERBIE MATAMATA, WAITOA. Thb Peopeet! of The Assets Realisation Board. THESE Properties have beei surveyed into FARMS of suitable area, /rom 65 acres to 350 acns, are of Good Quality S >il, Well Waterfd. Close tso Railway, and within easy lintance of Creameries and Factorv. Buyers may select Any rea, and Purchase on VERY EASY TERMS OF PAY MENT. INTEREST.—4J per centum por annum. PLANS AND PARTICULARS may be ■btained from— THE BOARD'S MANAGERS on the Properties, Messrs H. & J. CLIFFORD, Morrins ville. Messbs MoNIOOL 4 CO., Hamilton. Mb A. W. EDWARDS, Te Aroha Mb A. HANNA, Solicitor, Auckland Or THE HEAD OFFICE, Wellington. WALTER G. FOSTER, 8/11 General Manager MRS. SAMUELS, MAIL CARRIER, STOREKEEPER FRUITERER ETC., ONGARUE News Agent for all Weekly and Daily Papers. Refreahmgnts, D'mng Rooms, and Good Beds. Meals at all hoars, Order promp ended to QHEAP MONEY £IHEAP MONEY /"IHEAP MONEY £IOO to £IO,OOO ON COUNTRI, CITY, AND SUBURBAN ;freeholds it 4i per Tent. Terms of Repayment of the Most Libera Character, which can be ascertained on en quiry J. H. RICHARDSON, Government Insurance Commissioner DAGLAN f AND A GENCY The undersigned has for sale or lease on iberal terms DAIRY FARMS GRAZING FARMS BUSH FARMS NATIVE TEASES TOWN AND SUBURBAN SECTIONS COTTAGES, STORES To owners of property : My terms are no tie no charge. A R. LANGLEY, LAND AGENT AND VALUATOR RAGLAN. QOMPANY, JyMITED, MAMAKU FINEST MOUNTAIN-GUI)* ft lilM I 7 IN THE COLONY FIRST AWARD and GOLD MEDAL against all-comers at the Auckland Industria and Mining Exhibition, 1898-99 Over 1,000,000 feet of Building Timber in Stock, Also, EVERY CLASS OF DRESSED TIMBER A MOULDINGS. W. MAUNDER, AGENT. Hamilton J. CLAYTON, AGENT, Noabuawahia Telegrams promptly attended to. 18'/ HAMILTON | | ASHBURTON Waikato | | Canterbury TITAIKATO GALVANISED TRON QALVANISED JRON •^ORKS. HARDLEYBROS Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Bel I hangers. WORE UNDERTAKEN IN ANY PART OF THE WAIKATO. Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers of Spouting, Ridges, Bathe, etc. fANKS A SPECIALITY. CORRUGATED IRON CURVEL TO ORDER Dairy Utensils of First Quality. A TRIAL SOLICITED. HABDLEY BROS., HAMILTON M 4 John Bettley, WHOLESALE & RETAIL BUTCHER (Opposite the Hamilton Hotel). BEST QUALITY MEAT ONLY KEPT. Connected wherewith is THE HAMILTON COFFEE PALASE. HotDinnbbs Pail? wo* 12 to 2 o'oioo* Chops and Steaks in Ten Minutes. DINNER on SALE-DAYS AT 11 O'CLOCK fS" Races, Regattas, Shows, u J *» C vtered for HAMILiON gas company (LIMITED), Has 0n Sa£b : LACTSMITH'S GOAL COKE, £2 per ton ol 22 bags; 2s per bag. TAB, 6d per gallon for 25 gallons or overt er gallon.fer lees quantities. WOBN! CUreao-etreet, Hamiltcn.
"\totioe to farmers ax OTHERS. PURE BONE Dl'S'J' (!UARAXTEED. The following is (be lUt of our various Bauds ot I .on,.dust :ni(] Artitical .Manures: PURE DONE FLOCK, PURE lit )S E DUST (steamer) PURE UOXEDUST (coarse) A 1 BOXEDUST WHEAT AND CORN MAXURE ROOT MAXURE TURXIP MAXURE POTATO MAXURE GRASS MANURE MAIZE MAXURE Special Quotations for Large Lots. Prices, Analysis, and Samples on ap plication. WARNOCK BROS. Durham-street, Auckland. UPTON & ca7 NEW ON POULTRY. CASSEL'S Nf W BOOK OF PGUL .TfIY-Wrul.r 21/ Reliable ?'nu!try Remedi,?, Tried and Provtd, for the Uummou dise-iees of .Poultry 1/3 Artificial Incubating and Brooodir.g, by the Meat Expert Operators and Brooders in America ~ ~ 2,6 Ducks ard Geese, their Importance in the Poultry Industry .. .. 2/6 Buccess with Poultry: For Persons who Think o: Engaging in any Branch of the Pordtry Business .. ~ 5j Eggs and Egg Farms, the Foundation of tbe Poultry Busiuess .. 2/6 Turkeys, Their Care and Management 2/6 Poultry Houses and Fixtures—Describ ing Up to Date and Low Cost Fix tures The Leghorns: Brown, White, Black, Buff, Duckwing 2/6 The Wyandottes : Silver, Golden, White Buff and Black 2/6 The Bantam Fowl: A Description of all Standard Breeds and Varietiee ~ 2/6 Poßtage 2d in the 1/ Extra. All the abovo Works are fully Illustrated and Contributed by the Best Authorities in America and Great Britain. UPTON & CO., QUEEN-ST AUCKLAND. (JIAUPIRI QOAL J^IMITED. The Best Household Coal in the Colony. CAN now be obtained from all Goal Dealers in Waikato. 48" Orders addressed to the Mine Manager, Mr Edward 8. Wiqht, Huntly, will be promptly attended to. FRANZ SCHERFF, Secretary. Auckland, April, 1899. D. MEREDITH, COACH PROPRIETOR, KIHIKIHI, EUXS A COACH TWICE DAILY, BE TWEEN KIHIKIHI AND TE STATION, MEETING EVERY TRAIN. HORSES AND BUGGIES ON HIRE. EXPERIENED GUIDES, PROVIDED FOR TRIPS TROUGH THE KING COUNTRY. D. MEREDITH, Kihikihi. "GEORGE E. CLARK, LAND, PRODUCE & GENERAL AGENT CAMBRIDGE. L\ND FOR SALE 500 ACRES LAND, with suitable house and outbuildings, securely fenced, and sub-divided into c onvenient paddscks, in good state of cultivation 247 ACRES LAND, all fenced and sub divided into paddocks and in grass or crops. 300 ACRES LAND, all securely fenced, part rich swamp, baiance dry open land, all dry land being surface sown. Price reasonable, terms easy. 135 ACRES LAND, all fenced and sub divided into suitable paddocks, all in grass or cultivation, small house, and stockyard. School, creamery and rail way station within l£ miles. Price reasonable, terms half cash, balance 5 per cent. VILLA RESIDENCF, with half-acre land on the Hamilton road, township Cam bridge, situation unequalled, very dry land. TE T. KU—SOO ACRES. (Partbugh, balance fern and manuku. Land, ring fenced and subdivided. House of five rooms (kiuri and riinu) barn, cowshed and stockyard. Price very reasonable. 3 ACRES LAND, township Cambridge, one of the best sites in the township. FARM of 60 acres with House of five rooms, the land all in grass or cultiva vation, securely fenced and sub-divided into convenient paddocks, situated within two miles of township of Cambridge. 10 ACRE section Pukekura, frontage to Main Road, Corner Section in grass and securely fenced. GEO. E. CLARK, LAND, PRODUCE ft GENERAL AGENT CAMBRIDGE HOLLOWAYS PILLS Invigorate the Nerves, Strengthen th%»Stomach and Promote Healthy Action of the Liver. HOLLOWAYS PILLS cure Headaohe, Indigestion, Biliousness and Feverish Attacks. They may be taken with perfeet safety by the most delicate. Manufactured only at 78, New Oxford 6t«tf (late 533, Oxford Street), London.
ALBERT HOTES* QUEEN street A U (J K L A N D. [AVING take!,' r this popular, and -U- woll-k:, wr, Hi.td, all vi.itU can rely pon every atteut.ou ami oomiort. NIGHT PORTER in attendanc Telephone 963. * All telegrams protrpbiy attended to. ARTHUR BACH PROPRIETOR (Ll>te o{ Hotorua an,l Cambridge). T KWA M U T U THE COMHERQfAL HOTEL JOE. BAIHOBai, .. P«„™, I0B . T H L S n^°P L 18 replote with all modern Hotel R neC ® Baar y for » First-class - g a am P le Room, and the best position in the township, it is the favourite Hotel for Commercial Travelers • 'HaVV^T 1 l \ B bdmg ° Ppo " te the T iwn ■nail is the most convenient for visitin* Companiss in the Theatrical line. Terms iK, eßt qualit y and — W6 Telelhonb No. 690. PROPRIETOR/ * /Jiy / EaßT ' /$/ SAMPLE RQoStff ' P.O. Box, 3 Hallett's Railway Hotel, MERCER. AND SPIRITS OP THE VERY BEST BRANDS. Brown Campbell's Special Brew always o draught. Good Shooting and Boating, Horses on Hire. Good Stalling ani paddojkinp. RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS. RAILWAY BAE. Stocked with laest Liquors.) J. E. HALLETT, PROPRIETOR. S,/6 Harbour View Hotel, RAGLAN MRS E. «. KEIO, Proprietress. THIs HOTEL h-s been re-built in first claps style, w tti a view to aff„rd ng every convenience for travellers and tourists. MAGNIFICENT VliW GViiBLOOKISG THS harbour Seccomb'es Special Brew on Draught Finest Wines and Spirits Good Stabling and Paddocka Boating and Fishing. Waikato Mail Coach leaves the door FIRST AWARD Christohurcb, 1895, Otago Jubilee Exhibition, loyo. and SPECIAL, Auckland, 1899. ■ FIRST AWARD, ChrMchurch, 1900-1901. Imperial Calf Food (HEATHER BRAND). Can be used with either skim or separated milk, whey, or water alone. Extract from letter received from a gentle man u. the North, Island, who uses Imperial Calf Food:— I started feeding a calf about a week old, the m - ther of which was sold at birth. Our other cow gave so litrle milk we could only spare a pint P er day Upon this, with your food, we reared the calf, using just two '2slb bags, which lasted ICO days. If milk had not been po scarce we should have used ess Food. The " Calf" in question has, In the natural course of events,j jU t dropped her second calf, and is as nice a oow in all respects as could be desired." From the abova it may be gathered that' a calf can be successfully reared upon half-a- P° n . nd ° Fo° d per day when mi kis Bcarce: if plentiful, less. 1 PACKED IN 201b., 601b., lOOlbi., and 2001b. SACKS. Our testimonials are toi.;. to publish, but we have several stating that calves fed with this food are as fat, if not tatter than calves fed upon full milt- Waikato Agents: w. O. DAVIS & to., HAMILTON. |
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KAWHIA IfAlCflLEiJttJ' UU-unSttAUVfl COMPANY ROYAL HOTEL, BAGLAN FavonhU Seaside Resort for Tourists The proprietor begs to notify the the publio that he hue entered into possesion of above Hotel' which is one of the most comfortable Ho»telries in the colouy. No expense has been ipared to meet the requirements of Tourist*, Families, and Commercial Travel lers. FIRST-OLASB BILLIARD TABLE Bathing Houses, Sample Rooms, Stabling, etc. TABLE A SPECIALITY Telegrams promptly attended to. A. J. NORRIS, ilfl Proprietor. (Late U. 5.5.00.)
FOR THE . . . PAST 13 YEARS PROMINENTLY BEFORE . . AUCKLAND FARMERS . . . WE SAY . . This is not a cheap trashy manure but one that will GROW GOOD CROPS of HIGH FEEDING QUALITY. IT IS A OUR CUSTOriERS SAY: WELL SATISFIED CROP EXCELLENT ALWAYS RELIABLE .. TESTIMONIAL . . Mp. W. M. SHAW, Te Awamutu, says : June 30st. 1902. "We bought 3J» tons last year of your SPECIAL TURNIP MANURE and we are HIGHLY SATISFIED W<TH IT." PHce £6 I7S. 6d. per Ton. Less 2\ per cent, discount for Cash. SPECIAL QUOTATION FOR LARGE LOTS. Head Office—ALßEßT STREET, AUCKLAND. NEW ZEALAND DRUG COMPANY, LTD.
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The Acme of Perfection THE NEW "IDEAL" PATTERN FACTORY MILK CANS SEAMLESS Hollowed BOTTOM SEAMLESS Drawn LID, one piece SPECIAL Bottom Hoop, with Shoulder for Bottom to rest upon PATENT UNBREAKABLE HANDLES. We take this opportunity of thanking the Waikato Farmers for the liberal support accorded to us in the past, and beg to intimate that having imported the most modern machinery for the manu facture of cans, we are enabled to produce a superior can to any hand made. We say that for strength, durability, high-class work and material this can has no equal in New Zealand, its weight will bear out our statement. Send for illustrated pamphlet showing construction. Made of BEST CHARCOAL TIVD STEEL ALEX. HARVEY & SONS Albert-street, AUCKLAND. DAIRY SUPPLIES OF EVERY DES CRIPTION.
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THE DRINK QUESTION. SA.VE Doctors' expenses by purchasing only Articles that are manu factured by those who observe the (Jelden Bule, and only put before the public what they with pleasure use themselves. Therefore you can all enjoy a cup of Pbrfkot Coffee and Tea by ordering from your Grocer BROWN, BARRETT & CO.'S wßigt Excelsior Coffee Standard Coffee KiiLD essence of coffee BRANDS OF TEAS Colombo Garden Tea (Heliotrope Ijabel), per lb. 2 6 Excelsior Tea (Green Label and Butterfly), per lb. 2 0 Standard Tea (Bed Label Butterfly), per lb. 110 Lion Tea (Blue Label and Butterfly), per lb. 1 8 As the best of Everythiag is good enough for you USE a, Barrett & 00-'s Unxld Baking Powder Bimi, Barrett & Co.'t. Unxld Egg Powder Brown, Barrett & C*.'b Unxld Self-Raising Flour Brown, Barrett & Co.'e Unxld Peppers
UCKLAND T^REEZING ALL CLASSEB OP FAT STOCK Stockowners please communicate with or at the WORKS, AUCKLAND. We are also BUYERS of FACTOR BUTTEfi OUTPUTB. We haye ON SALE BLOOD AND BONE MANUB AND BONEDUST. PRICES AND ABALTS3S OS APPIIOA TIOI. A. BEVINS, Manager. iRINCE A LBERT LLEGE AUCKLAND, FOB BOTS & GIRLS (Boarders and Dm Pupils). Chairman of Board of Governors; Bit. H. Gabland. Headmaster: Thomas Jao*son, M, A. (Load. Vice-Master: Stuam Stkvbnson, M.A. (Ox ford and Melbourne). Senior Mistress: Miss E. M. BlMWMfci M.A. (N.Z.) assisted by a large staff of Resident sad Visit iog Masters and Mistresses. The College is controlled by a Board of Go vernors appointed by the Wesley an Methodist Church of New Zealand, bat the religions caching is undenominational. There are separate Colleges for Boys wi Girls, together forming the finest set of School Buildings in Auckland. The aeaom rnodation for boarders in both Colleges is complete, and every arrangement is made to secure their comfort. L-.rge and fully equipped Gymnasium. Central and elevated position. Large play ground". Examination Puccbksks -During the last five jeaig 40 pupiln have passed the N.Z. Matriculation and 23 the Civil Service Ex amination*. Fees moderate. Charge for Boarders made from date of entry. Prospectus on application (o Headmaster) or to Thk Waixato Tucks Office. Next term begins September 23. 2/7 ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE, SHIPMENTS OF BONEDUST AKB BLOOD MARUBE. They are of First-chss Quality, and hare Analysed as under : Bonedust: Am. s£, P. Lime 50. Blood and Boi<edust : Am. 8, P. Lime ft Also, KiIMT, THOMAS PHOSPHATE GUANOS, SALT, AND OTHER RED ROCK SALT Invaluable for Stock. SALT FOR HAY AND OATEN SHEAVES. It should always be used, as the food is much more platable. and there is lass loss in weight. We also supply best qualitiesof CLOVERS AND GRASS SEEDS ' - ON HAND: Stocks of Specially-selected Southern Dark Winter, Canadians, Duns, White sod Black Tartar. Gartons, Danish, Sparrowbill, tad Feed Oats. LINSEED: This is excellent food for Calves and Poul try. It is more valuable than any kind of Grain or Pulse. Send for particulars before Buying, One Values are undoubtedly the Best. , ~~ F. W. S* 1 ™ AND C o ' COMMERCE-STREET, AUCKLAND. E N Z I E 8- & c WAIKATO MATED WATER GORDIAI MfVNUFACTORY. Goods of the shove Well-known Brand wu be supplied from the Hamilton Factory. Thiobakb k Obdkbs - •PowerJAI4Y At — "" J MENZIES & CO., Hamilton. j AND AT THE THAMES] S I BECOME AN ELECTRICAL OF J orHER ENGINEER? By Our System of Teaching by Mail You Can. ADVANTAGES. 1 Tou study at home 2 We teach'everywbere 3 No time lost from Work 4 Prepares for examination! 5 No text books to buy 7 Instruction Papers free from all unnecessary mathematics and theoretical side issues 8 Bach Instruction Paper prepared experts 9 Instruceion private 10 The Working is made interesting directed, success ii assured 12 Fees can be paid by monthly instalments IS Backward students given special asiistai 14 Open to all. No time limit We also teach by mail:—Drawing, Shorthand, Book-keeping and Accountancy, and coach for the Auditors' and Incoryorated Exans, Civil Service, University and Law, Languages, Pupil Teachers' and for "D " and "E ". Every candidate prepared by us for the recent P""~" Teachers' Examination succeeded in passing Book-keeping Simplified for Farmers', I mended by His Hon Mr Justice Kettle, 9s 64 post free Stamp accepted The American School of correspondent [Cbartscei by the State], Head Office for New Zealand, Ift Queen Street, Auckland Write for free Illustrated Hand-book '• B** an* copies of testimonials from New Zealand Gtadiatsa and Students, vnd mention subjects inwhlob yon are interested Success certain .if onr inittactions followed HOT SPRINGS HOimj, IE ABOHA. r& L. SOMERS wishes to inform the Residents of the Waikato that he hsa taken oyer the shove weJl-knowi favourite Hotel, sad hope* to merit • o Wsv* of thite support. |
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LONDON WOOL SALES. The New Zealand Loan aii'l Mercantile Agency Company, Limited, have received the following cablegram from their Loudon house :—"Wool : since close of last sales prices are .M told per lb higher for fine greasy crossbred, greasy merino lambs super, and merino ; Id to lid higher for medium greasy crossbreds, coarse greasy crossbred, crossbred slipe, and greasy cross bred lambs ; and Hd to 2d higher for scoured crossbred. Market closed strong." AGENT-GENERAL' MARKET CABLE GRAM. WELLINGTON, This Day. The Agent-General sends the following cablegram dated London, December G -. Mutton : The market is high and prices are restricting business. Buyers are not in clined to make forward purchases at the present prices. Values are unchanged. There is dull sale for lamb. Canterbury lirandis quoted at old. Beef is quiet. New Zealand hinds, 4jd ; fores, 4d. There is a better demand for butter. The market is firm. Aotea's butter arrived in good con dition. The price to-day is 113s to 115s. Cheese is very firm at 595. There are small supplies on hand. Hemp is dull. Good, fair AVelliugton, on the spot, is quoted at £32 a ton . January-March shipments, ,£26 The stock is 357 tons, against 221 tons last year. Will'AT AND BARLEY. ASHBURTOX, Monday. A line of about 50,000 bushels of prime milling wheat was sold to-day at 5s a bushel on the trucks at Ashburton , also a line of 4000 bushels of prime feed barley at 3s Id ou the trucks at a country station.
ARGENTINE PRODUCE. WELLINGTON, Yesterday. The Industries and Commerce Depart ment ha* received the following cable from the Agent-General, dated London, the Bth inst :—" 221,147 carcases of River Plate mntton were received into the United Kingdom from the Argentine during last month. Of this quantity 178.459 car cases were landed at Liverpool, 20'.5-19 at Hull and Newcastle, 12,884 at Plymouth and Southampton, and 9735 at Cardiff. The average price realised for these shipments was -lid per lb ; 3989cwts butter were landed in London and Liverpool from the Argentine during last month, and the average price realised was lußs to 110s per cwt."
COMING EVENTS
Meetings Local Bodies, week ending December 13. Te Awam utu Town Board—Thursday Hamilton Borough Council—Friday Hamilton Domain Board—Friday Tamahere Road Board —Friday Tuhikaramea Road Board—Saturday Magistrate's Court Sittings. Cambridge—Friday, 12th, 10 a.m. Te A wamutu—Tuesday, lGth, 10 a.m. Raglan—When necessary.
The Waikato Times THAMES VALLEY GAZETTE, KAW HIA ADVOCATE. THE OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN THE WAIKATO. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1902. LAND SETTLEMENT.
In a leading article dealing wi' li \]\.- land ballot ludd in New Pivnimi i. recently, the Eykxinu Post nukes bitter complaint that the sections were sold at far beneath their value. Referring to 'he section for which there were 77 applicants, the journal says: ".Now tie- competition for this one section ma •« betaken :is an illustration of how the pernicious character of the system operates to give to the drawer of the luckv num ber a valuable prize at the expense of the country. One man obtains an estate at a fixed upset price that it is fair to presume many of the seventv six disappointed '• sweep-drawers would have been prepared, had the laud been submitted to competition, to give a considerably higher price for. As the lease is practically for ever (1)99 years) and the rental not liable to variation, the loss to the country is the difference annually, for ever, between the, actual value and the upset price." Now the policy of the Government has ever been to give the settler every chance of making a start for himself with a minimum of capital, and to this end the upset values of the lands offered have been fixed at bedrock prices, relatively to the first cost to the Government. This is the funda mental difference between the policy of the Liberal Administration and the policy of the present Opposition. While the former is prepared to allow bona fide settlers to acquire land at most reasonable terms, the latter, professedly in favour of the scheme, insiduously endeavour to kill it by advocating that the land should be rented at the highest possible rental, the effect of which, notwithstanding their indignant denials, would be to debar the very man most in need of consideration and a helpinghand. When the Land for Settlement Act was passed, tl Eject was not to enrich the coffers of the State by direct returns from the leaseholders, but to strengthen the finances of the colofay soundly and permanently, forty, sixty, aye, even- an hundred fold, by the indubitable benefits and advantages arising from close and vigorous settle ment. How many of our Waikato farmers owe their now prosperous condition to the action of the Go vernment in setting in motion the great wave of settlenrcnt which has spread all over the colony. It i< harping on an old string, but we can not refrain from referring to the fact that many of our farmers have turned against the very Government to whom they owe a large measure of their success. To what is the impetus given to the dairy industry due? Certainly to the excellent quality of our New Zealand butter, and this desideratum was obtained only when the small farmer was enabled, to use an apt expression, '• to bear a hand in the game." It would be 'interesting to know what the settlers at Kawhia think of the proposal of the Evkxixo Tost that the upset price of land opened up should be determined on the lines of actual value, regardless of the cost to the country. For those who can afford to pay an enhanced price there are thousands of proper ties on the market, greatly improved •and beautified, but the. settler just striking' out for himself cannot pay for improvements; he wants to utilise his own strength, and to minimise the outlay of his capital as much as pos sible, and this is what the present Ad ministration is aiding him to do. The Conservative organ says that --as the land is the property of the people, the community is being robbed every time a section of Crown land is gambled for iit the ballot boy at less than value." Surely the Post does not wish us to believe that the State reaps no benefit from every settler who sets to work, improves his holding, and rears a family, contributing in a thou sand and one ways to the revenue, and enhancing the national prosperity in the truest and best sense? The farmers in Waikato, at any rate, are not to be tricked into the Opposition camp by such statements.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
"Advantages of Co-operat'on " is the title of ;m article on Pago 1. We learn that a large grocery and general store is to J,., started at Ohaupo shortly. Th-new firm, it is understood. are making every effort to enable them to supply goods at bedrock prices. A central site has been secured, and the erection of building will be pushed on at once. The late I,'ev. Father Malone, curate of St. Mary's Church, llokitika, who died on Wednesday last, was the first Xew Zea lander born who was ordained in the colony to the priesthood of the Koman Catholic Church. He was thirty-four years of age. Mr John Andrew, an old resident of Hamilton, and for a few years foreman printer of The W.ukato Times, is about to leave the district. Mr Andrew has 1 n a prominent member of the Methodist Church, occupying the position of senior church steward, and this evening it is intended to give him a farewell social in the church. Another development of the humours of the Post Office is reported. A Wellington, Shropshire, tradesman had posted to him from Edinburgh some mouths ago a letter. the address of which did not, unfortunate ly, give the name of the county. Contrary to custom, however, the message was not sent to Wellington, Somerset; the postal officials forwarded it to Wellington, New Zealand. It travelled about that colony for a time, till a kind-hearted official patch ed it no with a irumuied label and de spatched it to England again. On its ar rival in this country it found its way to Somersetshire, but eventually went to Wel lington. Shropshire, and wa3 correctly de livered. There was no extra charge.
.'■l ■ >r.-. Vi'-'.s I \>: .e: 1 <' >. a " u'y ; hat in . ■ •.'.:•• 'qu .!••.- ■ t the New Year ii >ii lays. v. vii: n.>, hoi ! a sale at Ohaupo on I'u. 3d ay the 3oth hist. M I . I! man aunoitn-os iiiai he will ii I.: ••■ clearing ii.wi !■••; - ;.!c in (lie ' ''■ . •'■ , !>'!,.: i. ■■'. S.;i iciay next. !'v ■i, mpi i- ■ gcnur.ii hup ■.;.', dress ■ ■:■•■.■ . '■■■ <\ u.i ! -•!■■. s-i Mil-, v ji'wt'il.'ry, • •.;.. . fancy u""ods and nth"! 1 useful and . :•■ a • -i •! iii'tj-10--. The (..Lowing weekly prizes for the best riv ■ ;■'_'- were award •■ I by the Waikato Bcmu Ciinpany, Franktou Junction, for ; .e hi>ij< !i of November : Ist week, E. .1. ■ iurn dl, Hamilton £1 l'.'s Id : 2nd week. O. '.-. i'-im :here, L'l Ss 5d : 3rd week. W. W. i!iark, N'ewste.id, £1 5s 11:!: l-th work, I-:abelia Shaw, Te Awamutu. £1 '.is lOd. .I.l.'lis of infant asylums say tha' a yniiug iuf ee will lie cro ■ ii'l day if dr 'ssod in a grey i ock. bin cent hied and happy if bus ■•■■'[ in a bright red one. Children from '.vi , i to i! are much loss affected by the ci 1 air .if their dress. It is commonly observed in kindergartens that the younger children prefer the red playthings, while the older ones like the blue. '•iii' '■'<! . ; ..: ; g.i-" cDfivsp'Uvh'iit writes: — I'!. ■-■ -\ ■ • • ■,•.!!'. a , ihepaM hiitnighl has e e. inoi'o .:.;e winter tha.i summer. On m. . I:/ •: S 'rgeaiii-Major [[oare came 'i ' iigli .i: d put the gun club through .' i' pa ■ : rirle drill and tield exercise, ■.v.'A sigta'li.ig aid nth,'!' useful inform i ti in. T'lt'i'e was a good muster of foiu'teeu out of tv.vatv.
A paper in the British Medical Journal gives results of an inquiry into the dis semination of enteric infection. The enteric bacillus, it has been discovered, can survive in ordinary soil occasionally moistened with rain, for 67 days ; while in soil so dry as to be readily blown about it survives tor 25 days. It has been shown that clothing deliberately fouled with enteric material is capable of giving off in fection after three months' drying and ex posure ti light and air. The family of Miss Skinner (one of the Eliugamite's missing passengers; have, says the'Otago Daily Times'had a unique ex perience or shipwrecks, Mr .Skinner having been a sufferer in this respect on three occasions, and another brother escaping by a miracle from drowning on the Spanish coast, his steamer striking a rock and going down five minutes later. Mr T. Skinner and acampanion were washed overboard from a sailing vessel off Cape Horn by a gigantic sea. Another wave carried him oa board, but his compauion was never seen again.
A surprising "mother" story comes from West Virginia (says a New York paper), Edward 11. Williams is in the gaol at I Un ion, convicted and sentenced to a 20 years' term for murder. His aged muther lies ill at Princeton. Once transferred to prison, he will never se' her again. The other night Williams broke gaol. He worked his way through the mountains to his old home, and bade his mother farewell. Then, six days after his escape, he presented him self again at the gaol door. Mr R. li, Hunt, secretary of the North 'lsland Main Trunk Railway League, has received the following letter frrom the Under-Secretary of Public Works:—" I a , n directed by the .Minister for Public Works to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of lot ii ultimo, relative to the process of construction work on the above-mentioned railway, and in reply to state that the number of men employed en this line has been largely augmented since the increased vote for the work was authorised by Par liament. As regards the North of Auck land railway. I am to state that additional men arc also b 'ing p!,i ■*! on this line, and good progress is being made with the con struction works."
•' To discontinue a Ivertising," say- John Wii.namaker, the millionaire, "is like talcing down your sign. if you want to do I-.iisin'ss you must let the people know it. Sl.uiilhig advertisements, when frequently changed, are belter and cheaper than read ing n >ti • 's. They look more substantial iiud l.vsin .ss-like, and inspire confidence. I would as s ion think of doing business with out a clerk as without advertising." This is advice which all business men would do well to follow, but it must be born;, in mind that the advertising medium must be the best obtainable. We can confidently say that in consequence of its large circu lation, Thk Waikato Times is the best paper in the Waikat i to advertise concern ing anything pertaining to a farming coin munit v.
Hue of the crew of the Zealandia, on arrival in Sydney (says the Australian Star) was asked whether it was true that an Austria 1 ! was killed by an car. " That is not so," was the man's reply. Hj had two life-belts ou, and one of the Eliugamite's crew went up to him, and said, " Here take off :.ne of those." The foreigner replied. 'No savee.' The man then told him there were two children close by without life belts, and he would have to take one off at least. He again replied,'No savee,' and, picking up a piece of wood the sailor said, ' I'll make you savee, then,' and he laid him 0 it and taking the belts off him put them round the children, both of whom were saved. That is the truth of the whole thing. We saved the man who did it, and he is now in Auckland.
At the recent sitting of the Sanitary Institute Congress in Manchester, Dr. Rhodes showed that 42,000 persons died from consumption every year, and that about a million pounds were being spent yearly in poor-law rates alont on consump tion. One-eleventh of the pauperism of the country resulted from consumption, aud in consequence of the disease the working classes were losing in wages about ,£11,000,000 every year. Sir James Crichton Browne summed up the the discussion with a hope that tuber culosis would become one of the bogies of the nursery, that children would have a horror of it, and would have instilled in them sound hygienic principles that might pre serve their lives and health. A recent visitor to Xew York, who had occasion to go to the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, writes that he believes he was the only person in the hotel that morning who wasnota millionaire.lt is astartling example of opulence and magnificence. A new item, dated Octobet (i, says : —Equal in splendour to the home of any American millionaire, aud furnished more gorgeously than any other hotel in the wcrld, will be the St. Regis Hotel, which Colonel John Jacob Astor is building in 55th street, Fifth Avenue, New York. The furniture for the regal suite has cost £OOOO, exclusive of the carpets, which have run up a bill for .£675. The curtains also for the suite have not been included in the jC'jO 0. They cost £IOO the pair. The total cost of the furni ture, bric-a-brac and pictures, will amount iu the aggregate to £150,000.
The concludiug meeting of the Methodist Rand of Hope was held last evening in the Church schoolroom. The R?v. H. L. Blauiiros. occupied the chair, and there was a good attendance. The programme was of a miscellaneous character, and in cluded recitations, solos, and addresses. Quite a number attempted elocutionary efforts. Miss Gladys Morrington was abnit the best, and gave her recitation in a clear and distinct manner. Miss E. Wright (" How Betsy was Fed") and Miss Agues Hatrick (•' The Land of Little People") nave very acceptable items. Masters Merrington and Venables, and Messrs Megsuu and Morgan also gave recitations, Mr Megson's item especially being well rendered. Mrs Tattan sang two solos, "The Christ Child," and"A Coon Song," very well. The con song was a delightful change, and was greatly appre ciated. Mr Venables also sang a solo. Addresses were given on temperance ques tions by the R.e V . H. L. Blamircs. Mr Upton, treasurer of the Auckland Prohibi tion League. At the conclusion of the programme a meeting of the Band of Hope committee was held, when it was resolved to donate the sum of £2 towards the funds of the New Zealand Alliance Association, to assist '"i paying expenses incurred in the re^e:.. .-jal option poll.
Mr Hiirwui We"r.\j, wh:< is well known in commercial eiicles in Dunediu, and wh . rec sntl.v visited South Africa, is at present in '.VclHngton on business connected with Hi. Durban C .Id Company. This company was recently Heated for tin- pur pose of importi iic frozon meat, dairy pro duce and J oodshiffs generally, and under taking its sale and distribution in Xatal and the IVan-vail. Mr Reeves says that the demand for produc in South Africa is continuous, and will remain so for a considerate time, perhaps indefinitely. The country has been almost denuded of sb.uk—except such as is useful for haulage purposes—and it will bo many years before local supplies will be sufficient to meet re quirements. Mr Reeves anticipates a great development of the mining industry in the. Transvaal, and looks forward to the 01 -,e |iieut increase of population as likely lo add to the demand for over-sea pro duce.
'a a letter to the Otago Daily Times, Mr J. MeUregor, soli' itor, says:—" I'er ini! me to take this opportunity of stating that the strongest and abiding im pression I have brought bark from the old Country is that produced by the appalling nature aud extent of the poverty, misery, an 1 degradation of the results caused by drink and gambling, and. on the other hand, the selfish luxury and unbounded extravagance of the aristocracy and the newly enriched. One cannot wonder is that it is not much more rapid. I should be a Socialist myself if only [ could con vince myself of the practicability- of Social ism, but I can't. What impresses a col.nist revisiting his native laud is, not merely the Appalling nature of the evils referred to, but the fact that they seem to be regarded as inevitable ; and one can not help a boding fear arising in one's mind that herein lies a serious menace to Britain's commercial, industrial, and Im perial supremacy." A National Industrial Exhibition, which includes a large space for the exhibition of samples of produce and manufactures from fro/ n countries, will be opened at Osaka, Japan, on March Ist, 1008, and we (New Zealand Times; have been informed by the Japanese Counsil, that any bona fide in tending visitor from New Zealand can obtain from him an invitation card from the Minister of Agriculture and Commerce. The card will secure the bearer special facilities at the" exhibition, and for travel ling in the country: and a reduction of 20 per cent in the rates of passage to and from Japan by steamers of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha, from Sydney or Mel bourne.
SPRAINS are often more serious than broken bones on acconnt of not being pro perly treated. Apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm freely as toon as the injury is re ceived and it will quickly restore the parts to a healthy condition. W. DEY, Agent Hamilton; THOMAS WELLS, Agent' Cambridge; GEO. M. A. AHIER, Agent,' Te Awamutu, sell it. These are bold assertions to make regard ing any medicine, but there is abundant proof of every one of the above statements regarding this reraely. Every household should have a bottle at baud. Get it to day. It may save a life. W. DEY, Hamilton; THOMAS WELLS, Agent, Cam bridge : (4EO. M. A. AHIER, Agent, Te Awamutu sell it.
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ALLEGED BREACH OF THE LICENSING ACT.
(Before H. W. Xorthcroft, Esq.. S.M.) THIS DAY. "William Henry Knock, licensee of the Waikato Hotel, was charged with a breach of the Licensing Act, in that he did supply liquor to other than bona fide travellers at his hotel on Sunday, November Oth I!>:>2. Mr Nwarbaiek appeared for the ac cused. Aftor stating the circumstances of the case, Sergeant Stapleton called A. (.1. Tibbutt, photographer, Hamilton, who stated that he remembered Sunday, Oth November, as he was going to Tau whare with Captain Humphreys. They called into the Royal Hotel, and not being able to get what they required they called into the "Waikato Hotel for the purpose of procuring a piece of string or rope to mend a breakage. They went inside the hotel, and there were a number of others in the place. It was about 1 p.m. when he was in the hotel. He did not see Mr Knock there, but a man named P. Woodhous- was in charge. He was in the passage when they went in, but afterwards saw him belr'nd the bar. He had no liquor while in the hotel. He did not think he had a glass in his hand when the police entered. He (the witness) was asked to have a drink, but did not know who invited him. Ho accepted the offer and called for pert wine, and was served by the man in charge. He saw no money paid for the drinks. He was only about a minute in the hotel when the police arrived. He sa-v other drink drawn by the barman. Cross-examined by Mr Swarbriek: The drinks were not ordered by him, but by a stranger, who was in the hotel when he went in.
Re-examined by Sergt. Sfcapleton: He could not bo certain it' the police inquired for the name of the stranger when they ar rived, ns he had his back to them. In reply to His Worship, the witness said he was close to the slide, which was open the same as on ordinary days. "William Henry Humphreys, commercial traveller, called, said : Said he remembered the date in question. He was staying at Mr Bright's Hotel on that dak', «tid visited the Waikato Motel for the purpose of getting a cord to mend a break. He remembered the police coming in, but did not know their names. He, with others, was in the passage near the bar at the time. It was their intention to have a drink if it were possible, as they were going a long journey. He saw Tib butt with a bottle in his hand, which he supposed he obtained from the bar. The remainder of the witness's evidence corroborated that given by Tibbutt. Crcss-examiued by Mr Swarbrick. He did not have drink, and never saw r l ibbutt with a drink. He knew no one present but Tibbutt. He saw no one being served with drink. He could not swear what was in the bottle that Tibbutt had. In reply to his Worship, the witness said he did not hear any other liquors called for. The others present were talking and there were glasses about. [Left Sitting.]
SALE OF WORK.
As is well-known the ladies conuected with the congregation of St. Peter's Church, Hamilton, have for some time past been working assiduously in preparing for the Grand Bazaar in aid of the Church funds. This will lie opened to-morrow afternoon in the Volunteer Hall, and will be continued during the evening. All the articles for sale are useful and will be marked at reasonable prices, and as the object is a thoroughly deserving one, it is to be hoped that the public will patronise the sale liberally and with good grace. There will be wood work, fancy work, lolly, flower and pot plants, produce and afternoon tea stalls, and in addition there will he the usual side shows, such as shooting gallery and other delights for the juvenile visitors. In the afternoon and evening a most at tractive musical programme will be sub mitted. The admission is merely nominal, Gd, and no doubt a large crowd will at tend.
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LORD ROSEUERY'S OPINION Received December 10, i 2.17 a.m. LONDON, December 9. Lord Rosebery addressing a de putation from the National Free Church Council said it' the non-con formists tamely submitted to the Education Kill they would politically cease to exist. tlie speech has de lighted the Radicals and is interpre ted to mean that Lord Roseberv is willing to accept closer identification with the active wing of the party. The Rev. Dr. Clifford speaking at Brentford referred to Lord Rosebery's inspiring utterance.
The Times expresses surprise at Lord Rosebery's counselling resis tance to the law and declares lie com promises his future by giving unjusti fiable sanction to the anarchical pre tensions of irresponsible opponents of the Education Bill.
DIPLOMATIC INDUS. CKETION. _>. —- Received Dec 10, 10.G5 a.m. LONDON, Dec. 9. Lord Lansdowne, in the House of Lords, said Sir Horace Rumbold, late Ambassador to the Emperor of Aus tria's recent article in the National Review in reference to the Austrian Emperor's friendship towards Eng land was indiscreet and reprehensible. The Government intended to issue fresh regulations forbidding diplomats to publish their experiences with out official permission.
GERMAN POLITICS.
(Received Dec. 10, 1.15 a.m. BERLIN, Dec 9. Baron Eckarestein is forming a Kaiser party in the Reichstag with the object of combatting socialism. Professor Mommsen urges the peasants to unite with the workmen in resisting the horrible policy of self interest which the Government is fos tering.
RUSSIA IN THE EAST
(Received Dec. 10, 1.15 a.m.) ST. PETERSBURG, December 9. The newspaper Novoe Vremya de clares that if Great Britain persists in threatening Russia's approach to the Indian Ocean, Russia will be com pelled to send troops to Persia and Afghanistan.
IRRIGATION IN ORANGE.
(Received, Dec. 10, 12.32 a.m.) CAPETOWN, Dec. 9. The Orange Colony Government is constructing twelve miles of irrigation canal at Parys, affording employment to 600 " bywoners " or landless Boers for two vears.
A MESSAGE FOR THE CZAR.
(Received Dec. 10, 8.45 a.m.) ST. PETERSBURG, December 9. In commemoration of the fall at Plevna, the Czar has issued a general order to the army and navy wherein he declares he is convinced that if I period of trial is in store for the Fatherland they will do their duty to the throne and the country.
THE IRISH LAND QUESTION
LONDON, Dec. 9. A committee with Lord Dunraven as chairman has been formed to or ganise an Irish Land Conference. By means of voting papers the land owners will select four representatives. Mr Redmond is taking similar action among the Nationalists.
THE MARITIME STRIKE
PARIS, December 9. The Marseilles shipowners re fusing to confer with the strike com mittee, the strikers have violently appealed to other workmen's associa tions for aid. The situation has be come more serious.
THE VANCOUVER LINE OF STEAMERS.
MELBOURNE, December 10. Mr David Mills will interview Sir Edmund Barton in reference to a re newal of the Vancouver subsidy, which expires in May next, The negotiations at present are private, but i; is understood the question of arranging a subsidy on a new basis will be raised and incidental thereto the improvement of the service by introducing a superior line of steamers running at higher speed. Some time ago the Canadian Government pro posed that Australia should join in subsidising a line of freight steamers to Australia via the Cape, but Sir E. Barton replied that she was not pre pared to participate.
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RERUN, December 8. The Kaisers Ureslau speech has been placarded in the factories in the leading centres throughout Ger many. A monster socialistic workmen's meeting has l>ecn summoned at J'res lau to reply to the Kaiser's remarks on the labour question and social ism.
AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
A CI I APT Ell OF SUICIDES
Received December 10, 1.26&.m. MELBOURNE, Dec. 9. Three men committed suicide in the city to-day. One named Weir hanged himself in order to escape financial worry : the second, Irwin, under the influence of liquor swallowed lauda num and strychnine ; the third, named Montgomery, jumped into the Yarra from the bridge. He left a letter saying he could no longer endure his wretched life ; he wanted to see The Unknown. LORD MAYOR OF SYDNEY SYDNEY, December 9. Sir "\\ . Hughes has been re-elected Lord Mayor of Sydney,
TROUBLE IN NEW GUINEA
SYDNEY, Dec. 9. Advices from New Guinea state the natives are troublesome, and recently ambushed a party of o'i officers and num. They killed one soldier and wounded several, rive natives being killed and numbers wounded in the affray. Two gunboats and a strong force has been sent to punish the marauders.
INDIAN FIGHTING.
NEW YORK, Dec. 8. Trouble has arisen with the Yaqui Indians whose reservation is between the United States and Mexico. Objecting to the proceedings of the Mexican boundary scouts, they captured Ryan, the chief scout, in flicted wounds on his body, sawed him legs off, and tortured him to death.
HEAVY STORM IN QUEENSLAND.
.THREE I'NCHES OF RAIN IN HALF-AN-HOUII. BRISBANE, Dec. 10. A fierce storm, accompanied by heavy rain with large hailstones, passed over Toowoomba last night. All gardens and nurseries were devas tated. The water, in consequence of the hail blocking its escape, penetrat ed into many business places, greatly damaging the stocks. Hundreds of windows and skylights were smashed in the town and suburbs. All low lying lands were submerged. The storm lasted half-an-hour, and over an inch of rain fell in the town, up to three inches in the suburbs. The hail remained piled in the streets for hours after the downpour.
THE LICENSING POLL.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, This Day. Petitions have boon lodged with the ob ject of upsetting Prohibition in Port Chalmers and Ashburton, and reduction in Caversham. The grounds are similar to those in the Newtown petition. A PETITION. WELLINGTON,Last Night. Six electors lodged a petition to have the Newtown licensing poll declared void on the ground that the deputy officers were absent from the booths on polling day at times without appointing substitutes, strangers were allowed in the booths, the ballot papers were not issued simul taneously, unauthorised persons were al lowed to speak to voters, that one woman had two papers issued to her, that the papers were improperly refused to voters and names improperly struck off the roll, that the secrecy of the ballot was not ob served, and a large nnmber of electors were thus prevented from recording their votes, and that at Brooklyn grave irregularities had occurred not specified. A number of statutory objections were also put for ward.
INTERPROVINCIAL.
SIX YEARS' IMPRISONMENT. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Yesterday. Mrs Drake, who waa found guilty at the previous criminal sessions of the man slaughter of her child, Dorothy, was to day sentenced by Judge Edwards to six ye«rs' imprisonment. Evidence was called as to the nature of accused, and counsel pleaded for a light sentence on the ground that the death ot' the child was oaused in an outburst of passion, and not because of malice.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, WEDNESDAY, DECEMEEB 10 1902
I S S IU. I 8 S E N, KNOX STREET, HAMILTON. CERTIFICATED TEACHER OF THE PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN AND VIOLA. Speeml attention to Technique & Theory. [a card] R. W. D , « > SOLICITOR Hamilton. MONEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE OF FREEHOLS. M E H ERBERT V C OLI BARRISTER and SOLICITOR TE AWAMUTU. SOLICITOR FOR "ADVANCES TO SETTLERS OFFICE." J. A. YOUNG, DENTIST. Te Awamutu, first Tuesday in month. Ngaruawahia, second Tuesday in month. Huntly, third Tuesday in month. Te Aroha, fourtli Tuesday in month. Other districts occasionally. HIGH-CLASS WORK. TERMS MODERATE. MR a. SKENE DIXON SURGEON DENTIST, HAMILTON. Visits monthly (lie foil.wing [laces Njraruawahla—M Friday Te Awamutu—2nd Friday Hnntly—4th Friday. AND A HALF PER CENT.— We have Money to Lend at this rate on First-class Freehold Security. Early Aplications is requested. Vaile Bros,, Legal Chambers, opposite Vulcan Lane, Queen-street, Auckland. 24 7 ""| ONEY TO LEND on Mortage of L First-class Freehold S3curities. W. COLEMAN, Solicitor and Notary Public. 109, Queen - street, Auckland, 23 7. U. 1. £> I G G S, AUTHORISED AND LICENSED SURVEYOR. Ten years on Government Staff. NEXT HAMILTON HOTEL, HAMILTON. 23,7. WT EWS 0 N OHEPPARD, LAND, COMMISSION, AND ESTATE AGENT HAMILTON. M R T TT "r osworth -- Tkacher of Piano, Violin, 'Cello and Singing, Having taken up his residence in Hamil ton, is now prepared to receive pupils at CLAREMONT VILLA. Cambridge Every MONDAY and TUESDAY. Te Awamutu-Every FRIDAY. Mr Bosworth's " YVaikato Quadrille Jand" is now open to accept Engage ments for Concerts, Balls, etc., in any 3 part the Waikato. QE N T A L NOTICE MR E. DE VENNY McGARRIGLE, DENTAL SURGEON, Hamilton. Mr McGarrigle may be consulted on and after Saturday, August 2nd, at his rooms, Victoria House, Hamilton. Nitrous-Oxide gas administered. Painless Extractions by the most |recent process. Artificial work at moderate Prices. 18 7 H. UPTOX. ENGINEER, HAMILTON. HAS ON SALE AGENT FOR White Cotton Waste W. A. Ryan and Oils Co.'s [Juiorj Oil Benzino Engines Belting Automobiles Bolts and Nut?) Gould's Pumps Coach Screws Slcul .Split Pulley.; Packings IHling Insertion Shutting Etc., etc. Launches (oil or M r QK 0 „ H E F, TEACHER OF SINGING AND VOICE PRODUCTION. TE AWAMUTU. 'ANDSOME COM POTES Ju7t the E. J. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge. J. R I I) L E R. GENERAL CARRIER, COAL AND FIREWOOD MERCHANT, HAMILTON. URST CLASS STATIONERY at E. J. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge, in packets at 31, -Id, 6d, 7d, Bd, Is, Is 3d Is 6 !, 2s, 2a 6d, Diuiaesa euvulopoo a speoialy.
KARMKO! KABMEO illE CUUE FOR- Indig'Giticu, Constipation, Flatulency, Liver Complaint, Etc., Etc., Etc. PRICE .. ..2s PER BOTTLK Manufa'jtubkd Solkl-7 Bu A. k. Manning, CHEMIST, HAMILTON, TANG YES OIL ENGINE.
SAFE AND ECONOMICAL. THE BEST FOR DAIRY FARM AND FLAXMILL. Oil Engines use ordinary kerosene, costing l Jd a gallon, whereas American engines use benzoine costing Is 3d. ■ THEY ARE EASY TO START THEY HAVE NO FANS OR PUMPS OR ELECTRIC GEARING TO GET OUT OF ORDER THERE IS NO DANGER LIKE THERE IS IN ENGINES USING NAPTHA OR BENZOINE THEY CAN CONSEQUENTLY BE PLACED UNDER THE CHARGE OF UNSKILLED ATTENDANTS. 'JANGYES GAS ENGINE, OTTO PRINCIPLE, PINKEY'S PATENT. SINGLE ENGINES OF ALL SiZES FROM 1 TO 150 ACTUAL HORSE POWER. Wo Guarantee Satisfaction. SOLE AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND, John Chambers & Son, Ltd. FORT STREET, AUCKLAND. Illustrated Catalogue and full particulars on application. coWahd jolly" HAMILTON. DEALERS IN Sawn and Dressed Timber, MOULDINGS DOORS SASHES JOINERY, kc. Also, stock Posts and Wire Builders' Ironmongerv White Lead and Oil, etc. Jobbing Work Done. Plans and Specifications Prepared and Estimates Given. Agents for United Fire Insurance Co. EVANS' W os QNDERFUL T) EM EDIES
TUSSIOURA.. -For Coughs and Colds. WlTCtrs OIL.-For Rheu matics, Ciulblaines etc. MOUNTAIN KING ASTHMA PC WDER.-For Asthm i and Broncliits. Tt oc" [lrrjviHitio"*. xlrinh \ hvh paino-d a widerpreirl r }>u'»t.ion thr>uir!i'-.:i the Col ony are obtainable i;i tho Wa'kiio 'i-tncf from tli? Mlowinar :-H. .T. ( liflor-:, Mcrir»a villK ; Thn". Well*, Cambridge ; --V. K.-cott, Cambridge" F J. .Sai di-r.-, Cambridge ; Chsß Boyce, Uambriilsre ; P.jrr Bro*., Hamilton , K.J. Davey, Hamilton: W. ])ev, "amii on ; J. S. EdipirU, Obauno ; (i. M. \. Ahier, To Anamutu ; F. A.CbDpman, Kibi kilii ; Gri'pri hu 1 Cilebrook, Te Kuiti md Otoroh wahi* ; h. F. Sandcs, Hniiitm: A. R. Manning, Hamilton; R, J. Koierts, Cho;- bridjre. Pi ice, 2G. /Mi I Ji is a sure and quick i emcd.y for many fi ;' tf)';ngs. ZBowel disorders, J to Stonacd troubles, ►■( // ailments of ifje Kidneys » // a/id I v, .7* fc/ps in eases 0/ pjj Hlfjeumatism. j 7f e??crs Vl tfirongQ tf)c otidncys. S)flrj'f aeeepj Any substitute, you must \\(Uj get ttjc qenuine. WADE'S WORM FKiS -the W'ondeful "Worai Worieis—are a safe and sure rtme ly, ia Is boxes. Sold evevyw hero.
arkato t r m e s Ml EVEN'INU PAPEK OF A LARGE AND INCREASING LATIXt. IN THREE ELE( TUBAL DISTRICTS. i'iu! WATKATO TIMES has been estab lished :',i) years and has a large circulation .tii must the fanning community, and is therefore an excellent advertisi: The Kates of Advertising are extremely liii.ial. PAULL& Proprietors.
Daisy Soap, Empire Royal Blue, and Em" pi re Extract Soap. Three good tilings for your laundry. Ask J. T. Horne, Hamilton, for any of these lines. E. .1. Davey, Hamilton, stocks our goods. You can purchase Empire Royal Blue and Daisy Soap from his store. Right price for a good article. Yon have trmbles in your laundry. This is way we advertise. Xo more worry. Oet up at a reasonable time, not in the middle of the night, and by using Daisy Soap and Empire Co.'s Laundress Help, Umpire Royal Blue aud Extract of Soap, your work is done in half the time, and you don't get angry. Ask the following grocers, men of experience, who know a good thing when they see it, and they will see your wants for Enipire Ooods promptly attended to : Parr Bros., Hamilton: E, J. Davey, Hamilton; J. T. Horne, Hamilton: Macferson and West, Hamilton. They all stock these goods. In Cambridge same remarks. Thorn is Wells likes our Empire Goods, and sells them. He, with long experience, knows a good article. Secure a packet of Laundress Help. Don't bustle yourself. Empire Royal Blue, Daisy Soap and Laundress Help do the work and you need not hustle. ' avage and Richards, A. G. Harris, F. J. Sanders, Charlie Boyce and all Hamilton and Cam bridge grocers tMnk a deal of Empire Goods. In Te A wamutu and Kihikihi you have np to date stores who stock Empire Goods, Empire Blue, Daisy Soap, etc. Just call at <!. M. A. Aider's Warehouse and Gilford and Bowden's. in Kihikihi and run short of Umpire Royal Blue, the bluest blue that over blued a blue bag, or Daisy Soap, "a daisy," look up T. 11. Chapman and John o. Elmsley. " A little bit later on," when in < lhaupo, goto J. T. Edwards for Empire Blue and Daisy Soap. Further on in the hind of cordials ask Oreen and Colebrook for Empire Goods, < 'torohanga The Empire Coy. supply choice Cigars wholesale. Try Hilly Bright, Hamilton Hotel, for an " Exiruisitor." This is a special brand. book them up, Parr Bros., Hamilton,— you can get Empire Imperial Collee, Daisy Soap. Xo soup like " Daisy. " It's a soap that doe- its work "thoroughly." 'Phi i, something worth noting, 2 bars of lovely "White Borax Curd Soap, weighiug nearly 31b?, for —Parr Bros, will make the price right.
O'jual as a household liniment. It i.» the best known nmedy for rheumatism, laiuo back, quinsy and glandular swelling, while f r sprains, bruises, bums and scalds it is invaluable. One application (/ires relic l ' Try it. \V. DKY, Agent Hamilton, TITO ' WELLS, Agent Cambridge, UEO. l : , A. AliiLlt, Agent To Awamutu sell it.
WHAT DOE* THE NEGLECT OF A BAD COLD MEAN ? Only too frequently a sericus attack of Pnenmonia and the sowing "f tho Refds of that scou>-ge of humanity, Consumption. The?e evils can be averted by taking TUSSICURA, which has been proved by experience to be the Remedy of the Age for nil comphints of the Throat, Lung* end Bronchial Tubes. Prke 2s 6d per Battle. Obtainable at all Chemists and Storekeepers throughout the colony,
I-™ 6 * 11 " 116 known ia SANDER/AND SONS ~yCAIAPTI EXTRACT Test its eminent power .01 effects in coughs, colds, influenza; the relief iR t) i22 * 18 In 88ri °ns cases, and accidents of sprains, it is the safest remedy—no swelling-in inflammation Like surprising effects produced 01 croup, diptheria, bronchitis, inflammation of th( lungs, swellings, ete; diarrhoßa, dysentrv, diseases i. i k l dne y 8 and urinary organs In use at hos pitals and medical clinics all over the globe; patron ised by His Majesty the King of Italy: orowned with medal and diploma at International Exhibition. wKKuShwS" 18 * ■ la - thi| - iia P rov «* «Ucl« Ud
TEN BOLD ASSERTIONS. REGARDING CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC, CHOLERA AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY. 1. It affords quick relief in oases of colic, choiera morbus and pains in the stomach. 2. It never fails to affect a cure in the most severe cases of dysentery and diar rhoea. tf. It is a sure cure for chronic diar rhoea. 4. It can always be depended upon in cases of cholera infantum. 5. It cures epidemical dysentery. 6. Tt prevents bilious colic. 7. It is prompt and effective in curine* all bowel complaints. 8. It never produces bad results. 9. It is pleasant and safe to take. 10. It has saved the lives of more people than any other medicine in the world. |
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mr** ... . . + The ordinary meeting of the Waipa County Council was held yesterday at the Council Chambers, ohaiipn. There were, present'• Crs. John Fisher i chairman), 11. J. Hell, P. O'Connor. Yiekers, |'. ,|. McKinder, S. Steelo, Ed. Allen, I.'yhurn.and S. Eullerton. ROAP AT FRANKTON. Mr E. White, Frankton. wrote that a number of residents in his part of the dis trict desired that the road crossing from the Whatawhata Road, at Wilkinson's corner, and extending to the railway past his place, should be opened up for traffic. Cr. Steel said there were thirds from Mr Thompson's laud available, and that he was agroeablo for them to be expended for this purpose. It was right that this road should ho opened up. The Council should serve notice on the property holders to clear the furze, and the work then put in hand by the supervisor.—He moved to that ef fect. This was seconded by Cr. McKinder and carried. SI'I'EKVISOR's RRI'iiRT. The Supervisor's report was road as fol lows:—The county work has during the past month made steady, though not rapid progress, so far as contracts are let, bat several still remain untendered for. Con tract Xo. I'll work on Bowden's road, is completed : 4i:<, grading near Morrison's, the heavy pari of the work is done; 4M4, Paterangi Hill, is making fair progress: 43«>, grading on the Tuhikaramen-Ohaupo Ko id, is going on ; 4M, formation near Te Rore, is under weigh; 14', Cambridge Bridge repairs ; the contractor has signed the contract and is now getting his material together. H. Booth has started his work in the Hamilton Riding. Road near Frankton ■. In company with Messrs Steele and Fullerton I went over thi-i road, its length is about CO chains ar.d for the greater part of its length it is a mass of furze. If the road is to be opened the first step must be to get this cleared. As regards the desirability of opening up the road there can be no doubt it would be a public convenience especially to drivers of stock, but at the same time it will not do much to lessen the inconvenience now felt at the ftankton railway crossing, it be ing t«o much of a detour. If the clearing of the roadline is property done by owners of adjacent lands—the cost of making a passable track for driving or for light traffic would not be great, probably from £2O to £W, With regard to the other road, on the Hamilton Borough boundary which Mr Steele and I were to inspoct—it now ap pears that this roadline in wholly within the Borough boundary, and therefore we have no responsibility in tho matter. Re garding the road near Whatawhata, about which I was to sao Mr Sutton—Mr Steele and Fullerton interviewed that gentleman when ho promised to do what was required. Tenders have been called and are due here today for two contracts, viz., earthwork on Havelock's hill and cutting a new drain Whatawhata swamp road. KALEYARD ROAD, FRANKTON.
A petition signed by 21 residents was read, drawing attention to the unsatisfac tory state iif this road, and suggesting that it be formed and gravelled. After some discussion on the legal aspect of the matter it was decided, on the motion of Cr. Steele, seconded by Cr. McKinder, that the letter be referred to the Hamilton Borough Council, as the r0.i.l is uud"r i;:m trol of that body, asking that body to fav ourably consider the prayer of the petitioners. RATES C'OM.KCTKD. Mr A. Swarbrick forwarded a cheque for JBl:t Is lud, on account, of rates collected by him. REQUEST FOK I'IVKH, Mrs H. Crawford, Whatawhata, com plained that water lay in front of his pro perty, and asked for some pipes to enable her t'i run the water off.
The supervisor said that Mr Eae of Whatawhata had made a similar request to him. The matter was left in the hands of the supervisor. HOSPITAL INSTALMENT. In response to a request by the secre tary of tho Waikato Hospital Board it was decided to pay forthwith the balance of the contribution due to the Board. CAMBBIDUE BRIDGE. Mr Ashley Hunter notified the Council that Mr Larkin had signed the contract for strengthing the bridge at Cambridge at £U)H 17s. NEW ROAD. Hesketh and Richmond wrote stating that Messrs Williamson Bros, on arrange ment with tho Tuhikaramea Road Board are opening the present road which runs from the S. W. corner of Allot. 56, Parish of Tuhikaramea in a N.E. direction to Allot. 17. The Tuhikaramea Road Board district however stops at Allot. 17 which they understood was under the control of the Council. As they considered the new road should be settled now that the work on the former potion was being done, they suggested the Council make exchange of certain land for this road. As the owners had not forwarded the' necessary certified plans, Cr. Steele moved and Cr. Vickers seconded that the letter be referred to Mr Swarbrick with an inti mation that the Council see no objection to the proposed exchange. BYE-LAWS. The Roads Department notified that tho bye-laws regulating traffic have been duly noted by the Department, and would lie in the office tho statutary period. It was decided to have 25 copies of those relating to bridge traffic printed. CONTAGIOUS DISEASES. The District Health Officer notified the Council of three cases of contagious dis eases. Cr. Ryburn said that with reference to the case in his district all precautious had been taken to proven' tho spread of scarlet >^ina amoig the school children. TWIT chairman moved that the matter be placed in the hands of Dr. Pairinan. This was seconded by Cr. Steele, and carried. BALANCE SHEET. The audit office forwarded the certified Copies of the Council's balance sheet. Cr. Allen moved that tho balance sheet be advertised in both local papers for one insertion. Cr. Steele said the advertisement would be a big thing and while people were asking for roads he would be against printing the balance sheet. Cr. Fullerton said that the ratepayers had an idea they wern frittering the money away, and it was right they should see that the money was well spent. J'he Council should not be under an accusa tion of squandering money. Cr. Ryburn said that it wa3 right that ratepayers should lie placed in possession of all information on the accounts. The Chairman said that while he was in favour of ratepayers having full informa tion, he di'l not agree with throwing away money, and he would like to know what the cost would be. He would suggest the printing of, say ]<|o copies which would be posted in public places such as post offices and creameries. He moved as an amend ment that the matter be left over for a month, the clerk to ascertain cost of advertisement. Cr McKinder seconded this motion and i the original motion was withdrawn, the , amendment being carried unanimously. CLAY FOR ROADS. Mr G. .1. Steele wrote informing the Council that he had patented a process for burning clay for roads, and offering to sell to the Council the right of using his patent at a fixed royalty. As the Council was of opinion that the clay in the country was unsuitable for this purpose, 1 ho letter was received, no action being taken. BOTO-0-BAJCOI ROAD. Several lengthy letters from Mc Swar
brick were read dealing with this road, the purport being that it would be advisable for the solicitor to visit Auckland and make a thorough search of the records. He was of opinion that should the Council take over the road, it would not be responsible for any accidents occurring through the open drain on this road, as the drains have been made before taking uViT I be road.
The Chairman said that practically the Council was in the same position as before as regards their legal responsibility in the matter. While iu some respects adverse to the Council Mr Swarbrick advocated a policy of ir.m activity, and throw the onus of proving that the road is a county road on the property owners. If any private satisfactory arrangement could be arrive! at, they should do their utmost, as the road was undoubtedly a good means of com munication in the district. After a. long discussion, it was decided to reply to Messrs Hesketh and Richmond in terms of Mr Swarbriek's letter. DOU REGISTRATION. Cr. Vickers moved that tenders be called for dog registration and tiie supply of dog collars, the tax to be os and 2s (>d as pre viously. This was carried. ABSENTEE LOTS. Mr Wm. Beet ottered to pay the rates due in sections 25t> Market Reserve, 25!t, -(50, 202 absentee sections if allowed the use of them. -As the Council had no con trol of these properties it was decided to reply to Mr Beet that he could occupy the land at his own risk. CARETAKER. It was decided to donate the caretaker of the Council Chambers a grant of £l, iu addition to his usual allowance. It was also decided that any person having the use of the chambers should be required to allow the caretaker 2s 6d tor cleaning. WORKS AUTHORISED. As no tenders had been received, tho supervisor was authorised to let privately the works necessary in Havelock Hill and Whatawhata K.oad. KSXJUEST FOR PLANS, i!" was decided to request Mr F. B. Jolly to supply the Council with plans showing the subdivisions and roads proposed to be formed on his property at Frankton. ACCOUNTS. The following accounts were passed tor payment:—J. J. Daly £'i, Waikato Times £\ 2s f»d, interest on loan £3'.) los 2d, Argus £$ his 6d, T. Vickers £1 10s, Souter £1 :is, A. Risdale £7 15s 6d, L>. McCormick XII l'Jstjd, H. Fitzgerald £■ Is 6d, A. H. Wheeler £1 Is Gd, Mr, W. Wiiloiighby £lO, J. McNaul Xis 10s ltd, A. J. Melville ill Cs Gd, 11. Booth £ll Lis <Jd, Bvgrave £2:\ 7s lOd. "noxious weeks. Cr. h'yburn brought under the notice of the Council the danger to bridges and cul vert arising from the growth of furze and gorse near these structures. If a fire started in this growth the bridges would be doomed. The supervisor should be in structed to give notice to owners of pro perty to clear their section.;. He mention ed a case at Havelock's bridge. ft was decided to take action in the di rection indicated, several holders beiii"- mentioned as offenders to be notified. FENCE. It was decided to erect a fence at the cuiting from Mr Prince's gate to Mr Hun ter's office at Ohaupo. CULVERT. The Council decided to write to Mr Wil loughby and the Pukeku-a, J toad Board, re questing that tho drain across the road near Mr Hunter's should be hridg.-d over its entire length, the c 4 to be equally divided between Mr Wiib ughby and the two local bodies. LIMESTONE. It was d.-cided to write to .Messrs Wilson stating that the Council w-,uld take a cer tain quantity of limestone for road metal ling, provide,! the cost were reasonable. Member- e.in-i lored Cut the motion was one in the right direction for the benefit of the district.
SPECIAL MEETING.
A social meeting was then held to con firm thy proposed byelaws regulating traf fic engines and other heavy wheeled traffic in the couuty. After a long desultory discussion the byelaws regulating traction engine traffic were passed, and read with the exception of the clauses providing for a £SO guarantee and the payment of the £lO 10s as haulage licence. The byelaws regulating ordiuary heavy wheeled traffic weie then considered. It was decided that from the Ist May and 30th September inclusive no four wheeled vehicle shall be drawn by more than four horses and two-wheeled by more than two horses ; also that where damage to roads is being caused by any special traffic, such as flax or timber carting, such may be absolutely prohibited by the coun cil. These are subject to confirmation at next meeting.
PROPOSED CO-OPERATIVE BUTTER FACTORY.
«. A meeting of delegates from the Te Aroha West, Waihou and Mangaiti creameries was held at the Palace Hotel, Te Aroha, on Saturday evening last. Present: Mr Fred Strange (in the chair), Messrs T. C.avin, S. ti. Knight, \V. Mace, E. Smardon, M. Cronin, M. O'Donoghue, and W. Abbey (secretary). In reply to a communication sent from last meeting, the following letter was read from Messrs Ambury and English : "Your favour of 2!»th inst to hand today (Tuesday) re co-operati#n, and meeting the delegates from Waihou, Te Aroha West and Mangaiti on Saturday night, the 6th of December. In reply we have to say that it would be utterly impossible for us to meet you, and lay before the delegates a full Hedged scheme at so early a date. We thought that early in February would be soon enough to commence but if it is the wish of the suppliers to go into the matter, say in January, we will have the scheme ready and, all being well, meet in Jan uary, on a day to be fixed. Of course your delegates ar* aware that we are now in the thick of the season and every hour fully occupied, and to start just now to discuts the question of co-operation fully is hardly practicable, and we think you will agree with our view of the matter, that the best way to put the matter fairly before the suppliers would be to meet the suppliers ateach of the creame ries and tell them tne proposals, and if the proposal? were thought to be worth further consideration, delegates should be appointed from each creamery t<> meet aud finally decide. We think it would be much better for tho whole 'of the suppliers to hear direct from us what the scheme is to be, and then leave it to the delegates to say whether or not they should take up the scheme. There are two other creameries, making 13 in all, and when we start we want to give the fullest information to all, so that no one can say they do not understand. We hope your districts will not commit them selves until they have heard our terms, but if you think that you should not wait we cannot complain. But to put a scheme in proper form, and commit ourselves to it in three days, in the thick of the season, is more than we can possibly do, and we do not think you wish its to do anything un reasonable. After discussing the scheme, if you do not accept it, and wish to start a factory yourselves, we will do anything we reasonably can to help you. Trusting your delegates will agree to this." Several of those present said it was a great pity Mr Ambury did not come up and give the meeting a rough idea of the proposed scheme. Mr Cronin suggested that the secretary write to Messrs Ambury and English asking them on what terms they would be
prepared to sell the tf roe creameries men tioned, so that in the event of the suppliers not agreeing to their terms, they would have something to go on with. They should act independently, in case any thing unforseen cropped up. Mr Sutardon prop sed that the delegates formulate some scheme, and ascertain the probable cost of the erection of the f.itory, so that they would he prepared to g-> on if arrangements c >uht not be male with Messrs Aw bury ami English. . This was seconded by Mr Mace and car ried. The Chairman said the whole malier would require to be brought before the suppliers before anything definite could be done. On the motion of Mr Mace, seconded by Mr Knight, it was lesolved that the secre tary write to Messrs. Ambrey and English asking them to endeavour to place their scheme before the suppliers not later than the second Saturday in January. Seconded by Mr Knight and carried. The Secretary was instructed to write to the Bank of New Zealand and also the Hank of New South Wales re financial mat ters. Several other minor matters were brought up and decided upon. At the conclusion of the business Messrs Cock and Thorp, directors of the Paeroa Butter Factory, were admitted, and each addressed the meeting on the question of joining in with the Paeroa factory. They » ere attentively listened to and accorded a vote of thanks. T* was decided to rn°ef again in two weeks' time.—Te Aroln News.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10 1902-
•fimvueme >ts. ST PETER'S ANGLICAN CHURCH HAMILTON. GRAND BAZAAR IN AID OF FUNDS OF CHURCH. OALE OF WORK will take place TO- O MORROW, 11th December, in VOLUNTEER HALL There will be various stalls, viz : Work Stall Fancy Work Stall Lolly Stall Flower and Pot Plant Stall Produce Stall Afternoon Tea Stall And in addition there will be Side Shows. Shoooting Gallery, and Smow Ball contniu iuir all Sorts .if Toys i'm- children. Music in the afternoon, and Orchestra in the evening, songs, etc. As th-' goods are marked very reasonable it is to bo lio.ie.l that the public will give their patronage .as the articles useful and the cause deserving of support. Admission Gd. Meetings. WAIKATO FARMERS' CLUB. .; HE Branches of the Club will MEET as follows : TAMAHERE—Wednesday, December 10th, at 7.30 p.m. Ladies are invited to attend. WHA rAWHATA—Friday, December 12th, at 7.30 p.m. NGARUAWAUIA Friday, December 12th, at 7.3!) p.m. OHAUPO-Friday. December 12th, at 7.30 p.m. TE A WAMUTU -Friday. December 12th, at 7.:?0 p.m. CAMBRIDGE-Monday, December 15th, at 7.30 p.m. Business •. Mr Blackiuore will give a paper on the dairy cow, to receive report of the General Execu tive Meeting, to discuss our political situation, and the proposed alteration to rules. WATHOU—Monday, December 15th, at 7.-W p.m. i'ATERANCI-No meeting. TA UWH ARE— No meeting. E. VEALE, General Secretary.
'ANTED, ;i strong inleligent Lad for the iurnitmv factory. Apply, Thos. is, Cambridge, » TASTED, experienced General; re i » feronees required. Apply to Mrs Norman Heather, Soeconibe's Road, Epsom, Auckland. , "ANTED, the Public to Call on GAZE & CO. for SUPERIOR PHOTO GRAPHS and ENLARGEMENTS. Studio —Howden's Buildings, Hamilton. WANTED— The travelling public to re member that Tea, Coffee, Pies, Pastry, Cakes, etc., are obtainable all day long at my Refreshment Rooms. Auck land, Local, and Illustrated papers,.—J. T. Home, Confectioner etc., Hamilton. """T ANTED—Those requiring Violins, Strings, and all Accessories appert aining thereto, to call on or send to H. H. Howden, watchmaker and jeweller, Hamil ton, who has a large supply in stock. has » » opened up in Victoria Street, Hamilton, with a supply of Smoked Fish. Fresh fish three times a week. Also, Summer Drinks, Lollies, Sweetmeats etc., to arrive shortly. " "WANTED KNOWN.—V. Plescher de » » sires to draw attention to his large stock of Footwear! A splendid lot of Ladies' and Gentlemen's American Kid boots (lace and button), Walking and Evening Shoes, Girl's Lace and Button Boots (tan and black), Good Strong School Boots, Farmers' Boots, Bluchers, Canvas Shoes, Leather and Carpet Slippers (good and cheap). Repairs neat and prompt. First-class boots made t:> order. CO-OPERATIVE BOOT SHOP, CAMBRIDGE. I»a HAMERTON, Dressmaker, Hood xta. street, Hamilton. Style and fit guaranteed. Charges very moderate. '
TO WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS HOTELKEEPEKS, and the General Public in the CITY OF AUCKLAND and the SURROUNDING DISTRICT undersigned Dunedin Brewers that BOTTLED ALE AND STOUT PUR PORTING TO BE DUNEDIN ALE AND STOUT is now being sold throughout the Auckland District, bearing on the Labels the name of D. ARKELL, and a statement that the same is brewed expressly for D Arkel', NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Brewers that THEY DO NOT BREW FOR OR SUPPLY ALE OR STOUT TO the said D. Arkell. Dated at Dunedin, this 15th day of July, JAMES SPEIGHT AND CO., LIMITED. McGAVIN AND CO. MAURICE JOEL| WILLIAM STRACUAN AND CO. FOR CRICKETING, GOLF, and TENNIS GOODS —give E. J VVLKINSON a call. All this season's goods.
Notices. YfR I). VTXS 0X - DOSSK T0 E . Pupil of Signer Cecoi, fh:> first teacher of Madam Melba). A:i i A-i.Mi: i:i.trd with Madam Atnv Shonvin. i'.Mi'.'-ur M .-diall Hail. <>f tlv Well ...urn..' lV.i)=ji'iv,ituri".u'],au:l f-tln«r lf*;ulin«? j also iuj Loading Tenor Soloist at various Australian Centres, Ls prenar-'d to RECEIVE PEPILS during suimnor month.-; in Hamilton, IV Aim!w ami Cambridge for SINGING AXD VOIC.] PRODUCTION ONLY. Terms : 'l'hri.'c guineas per quarter in advaiuv. Address : Care of JTrg Quick, Almadale, Hamilton. Only a limited number of pupils re ceived. AT GOVERNMENT Si UD An experim ;;ntal :-. i-a no x, RUAKUBA, HAMILTON. l Service of Breeders : TBE THOROUGHBRED STALLION SINGLESTICK 11. flß9Bb Ic:rait = H«z'wlii> Bruur=: Tuba . I I Ntwniii:.*tcr B'airAtbol Fee for Approved Mar-f>, suitable for get iin<r KemoantH, TWO ti'TINICAS, i.nd for ■hwn .bb-edi?, FOU« Groom age 2 6.1 Paddockint.' 2< Gd per wc< k. Ta)"- able on demand. IMPORTED SHORTHORN BULL RED LOHD XXVII. Ca'v<-d 3rd Jan., 1300. Red Lord Orange Blossom XIII This bull comes from a noted milking family. TERMS- ONE GUINEA. For further paiticubirs free cheulars obtain able at t.b'i ofli'j'.; of 'bo Tnspecor of Stoik, at Hauiiitoi-, nr iroui the Manager of the Farm WIIJIMAN, LYELL, and X3IAS SEASON 1902-3. XMAS CARD PACKETS. ALL our Packets are selected by the celebrated Xuias Card firm, Raphael Tuck and Sons, London. Packet cards are better value than boxes of cards as the whole of the value is made np in cards instesd of paying for the box. AVE HAVE NINE VARIETIES.
The Superb, c ntaining 6 carefully selected Xnias and New Year Cards, Gd The Ideal, containing 12 folding Xnias and New Year Cards, Is The Recherche, containing 6 artistic folding Xmas and New Year Cards, Is The Champion, containing 40 novel Xmas and Now Year Cards, Is The Unbeaten, containing 20 pretty Xmas and New Year Cards, Is Gd The Excellent, containing 20 effective Xmas and New Year Cards, Is 6d The Princess, containing 20 up-to-date Xmas and Year Cards, 2s Gd The King, containing unique Xmas and New Year Cards, 2s 6d The Welcome, 12 folding New Year Cards only, Is All our packets and Xmas Cards orders are sent post free 15 minutes after receipt of order. Order early—our packets are much sought after, and last year were all cleared a week before Xmas. We have single cards from Id to 7s 6d each. When in town for Xmas do not for get to visit our special Xmas card and fancy shop inside the Victoria Arcade. Admission free. XMAS NUMBERS. Pear's Annual with 4 pictures, Is 6d, posted, Is 9d Xmas London News with 1 picture, Is 6d, posted Is 7d Xmas London Graphic with 2 pictures, Is 6d, posted Is 7d Xmas Holly Leaves with magnificient battle picture entitled " All that wab left of them" (Boer War) Is 6d, posted, Is 7d Xmas Sketch with 1 picture, Is 6d, posted, Is 7d NEW ANNUALS TO HAND. Boys' and Girls' Own Annual 8s each Chums (Boys' Annual), 8s each Young England (Boys' Annual) 5s each Boys of Our Empire (Boys' Annual) 7s Gd each The Girl's. Empire (A new Girl's Annual) 5s each Chatterbox, cloth ss, boards 3s Little Folk, cloth ss, boards 3s 6d Onr Darling, cloth ss, boards 3s Sunday at Home, Leisure, Hour and Good Words, 7s 6d each Children's Friend, Infant's Magazine, Child's Companion and The Prize. cloth 2s, beard Is 6d each Add 2d in the Shilling for postage A FEW NOTABLE BOOKS FOR XMAS READING. Temporal Power, Marie Corelli, cloth 3s 6d paper 2s 6d Hound of the Barkervilles, Conan Doyle, cloth 3s 6d, paper 2s Gd House Under the Sea, Max Pemberton, cloth 3s 6d, raper 2s 6d Greater Love, Joseph Hocking, cloth 3s 6d, paper 2s Gd The Way of Escape, Graham Travers, cloth 3s Gd, paper 2s 6d Uncle Joe's Legacy, Guy Boothby, cloth 3s 6d, paper 2s 6d Little Mother Meg, Ethel Turner, cloth 2s 6d FOR XMAS PRESENTS. Purses, Pocket Boolcs, Writing Cases, La dies' Hand Bags, Chatelaine Bags, Photo Frames, Photo Albums, Jewel- Boxes, Card Cases, ink Stands, Dressing Cases, Mani cure Sets and Leather Goods of every de scription.
VICTORIA ARCADE, Shortland Street, Auckland, 17IOE PRESENTATION GOODS, try . E. J. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge. ' ? Reduced to 5d per skein for cash. At WILKINSON'S, Cambridge. pOODS FOR THE CHRISTMAS BEA UT SON in any quantity at WILKIN SON'S, Cambridge—Toys, Kolls, Albums, Purses, Photo Frames, Writing Cases. Fancy Goods, etc. WOODCARVING-Eelief, Chip, Floral Chip, etc. Terms, 12s Cd per quarter, Is Gd per hour. Articles designed.—Miss E. Ayling, 13, Victoria Arcade, Auckland.
Business Folices. N (.) TICE. PUBLIC HALL, RAGLAN. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 13. p BOW AN begs to notifiy the public of Raglan and surrounding districts that he will shortly open in the above Hall, GREAT CLEARING SALE a n n AUCTION SALE, JL'.'OU General Drapery, Suit of Clothes, Dress I'ieces, Boots and Shoes, baddlery, Jewellery, Watches, Fancy Goods, etc. TURNIP SEED. T)YRAMID STEAMED BONE MEAL- L Ammonia 'y-i-i, Phosphates 52'87, £$ 10s per tou Blood and Bone, suitable for drilling, <£.'> 12s 6'd per ton Kangaroo Guano, £1 los. Grass Mixture, £fi 15s. Phosphates, 40 per C9nt., £5 10s. Corn and Maize Mixture, nitro potash, £ij los. Turnip Manure, Swedes or Root, ,£6 15s Kainit, Imperial Belgium Soluble, does not set hard and can be drilled, .£4 7s 6d. The above are plus freight from Auckland. Turnip Seeds, &c, of Finest Quality. F. J. SANDERS, Agent for W, S Laurie & Co., Auckland. IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS. "AHIKATEA, Mountain Rimu aud Kauri at Lowest Rates. Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, &c, of thoroughly Seasoned Timber at less than Auckland Prices, owin to saving in railage. F. J. SANDERS, Agent for J. McAndrew & Co., Paeroa.
TO FARMERS. "cCOEMICK HAY RAKES, Mowers, . and Reapers ai)d Binders are with out a rival; strongly made and of light draught. Send for Catalogue to F. J. SANDERS, Sole Agent for Province of Auckland. FURNITURE. SUPERIOR FURNITURE, well made of Seasoned Timber, and at reasonable rates. Try, SANDERS, Q.C.E. CHARCOAL IRONS. XI Iron 'i If not, call and inspect the most up-to-date Iron in the market. SANDERS, - Q.C.E. ARRAS CREAM SEPERATORS. is a boon to persons being too far from a factory, inspection invited. SANDERS, QC.E. BISCUITS. X either local or imported, and the greatest variety, send to SANDERS, Q.C.E. CHRISTMAS. AIKATO BACON CO.'S HAMS. *▼ New Dried Fruits, Syrups, Jellies. and of finest quality. SANDERS, Q.C.E. GENERAL GROCERIES. FOR the (Greatest Variety, Highest Quality, and Best All-Round Value, try SANDERS, Q.C.E. VJ bottles, and bulk. SANDERS, Q.C.E. CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE "VTEW GOODS Constantly arriving. SANDERS. CAMBRIDGE. HOT WEATHER GOODS AT Milne k Choyce, Ltd., AUCKLAND. WASHING BLOUSES, Special job line at 2s Gd, 38 6d, 4s 6d; Mercerised Sateen Blouses, floral styles, 4s lid to 12s 6d ; White and Coloured Washing Sdk Blcuses, beautifully trimmed, at 12s 6d, 15s Gd, to 355. HOLLAND COSTUMES, with new Rus sian and Eton jackets, and smartly cut skirts, from 243 9d the costume. UNDERSKIRTS, in washing prints, all trimmed, at 2s lid, 3s Gd, 3s lid, to 10s 6d; Fancy Materials, from 5s lid to 255. WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, Special Value, trimmed lace or embroidery and tucks, 3s lid, os lid, Gs lid, to 27s Gd. NEW SUNSHADES-Handsome Cream Satin Sunshades, with wide moire stripe, 10s 9d; Striped and Floral Roman Satins, Gs lid, cSs lid, 10s 6d ; Plain and Fancy Parasols in every shade. CHILDREN'S WHITE SILK FROCKS, lace trimmed, to fit children from 6 to 9 years, 9s lid to 21s. NEW FANCY GOODS FOR PRESENTS —Good Fancy Soaps, 3 cakes in artis tic box, Is 3d, Is 6d, 2s 6d, 4s 6d; Photo Frames, in all shapes, Is, Is 3d, Is 9d, 2s 6d, to 10s fid ; Purses, at 9d, Is, Is 3d, Is 9d, to 20s; Fancy Boxed Hand kerchiefs, Is 3d, Is Gd, Is 9d, Is lid, to 10s Gd the box: Real Maltese Lace Scarves and Collars, 10s 9d, 12s 6d, 15s Gd, to 455. NEW I GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN— Special selection.of Gent's Neckties, at Is, Is 6d, 2s 6d, to 4s Gd. SERVICEABLE LINEN HANDKER CHIEFS -riain hem, Is, Is 3d, Is 6d; hem-stitched, Is 6d to 3s Gd. SMART WASHING WAISTCOATS, in white, drab, and shepherd's plaids, at 53 lid, Gs lid, Ms Gd, to 15s Gd. FRENCH STRAW PANAMA HATS, 6s lid. Latest Hats in every style. NEW TUNIC AND TENNIS SHIRTS, from 3s Gd to 7s 6d ; Gent's White and Coloured Sweaters, 3s 6d, 3s lid to 10s Gd. Immense stock.of Gent's Summer Underclothing.
Davis & Co- SPECULATORS WBUE OR SMALL CAPITAL \ ND all those auxious to Secury GOOD INVESTMENTS of Substantial and Increasing Viilw and to those wishing to secure COMFORTABLE HOMES SNUG FARMS OR GOOD PASTORAL PROPER TIES We would call your attention to the fact that we can offer the best and most com plete List of Properties of all kinds in the "VVaikatoand surrounding Districts, and are prepared to FIN A N'CIALLY, ASSIST BUYERS. We cannot here advertise our large list of properties in detail, but we are always ready to give, or post full particulars to intending buyers, also to conduct them over the different properties we have for Sale, free of charge. Wo have properties from 50 acre to 5000 acres blocks in price from 17s 6d per acre to .£lO per acre with good roads, near Post Office, school, Creameries and Railway, and on Easy Terms. IF YOU Desire to Sell We shall be glad to receive full particulars of your property which we advertise in different parts of New Zealand and Australia, which costs you nothing, as advertising is the keystone to our* success and our terms are, NC SALE, NO CHARGE. We have numerious inquiries from ail parts of New ZeaL nd aud Australia, our con nection being very extensive. Having lately sold several properties is a proof of our ability to do business. Why Fay Kent. We have several Good Town Properties with 4 to 9 roomed houses, with } acre tc 10 acre good land in or Hamilton East and West. Easy ternu. For further parti culars apply to
DAVIS & CO. AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, HAMILTON. Auction sales conducted in all parts of the country. Advances made on all goods placed with us for Saie. WAIKiTO AGENTS and SHOW ROOMS for the WONDERFUL WERTHEIM SEWING MACHINE Three machines in one. On Time Pay ment, 2s b'd per week. Also, PIANOS & ORGANS English and German, and on easy terms. From 2s Gd per week. See our quality and price before you pur chase. WAtKATO AGENTS Northern Fire Insurance Company Capital .£5,689,000. WAIKATO AGENTS Imperial ({/old medal) Calf Food. T best in the market. Once used always used. Auction sales at our New Mart and Yards, Hamilton, EVERY SATURDAY at 2 p.m., of POULTRY, PIGS, PRODUCE FURNITURE, etc. Anything you have for sale TAKE IT TO DAVIS & CO. and have it turned into cash. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE Value of Ejtates in the Oefic™ ; OVER THREE MILLIONS STERLING. Capital & Interest guarantee a by the State. Further larye reductions now made in costs administration. Tho Public Trust (. ffice seeks to be merely elf-supporting. Estates under Wills or Ictestacie'' whei converted into cash and held for beneficiariet are credited with interest at highest rate, cap italised yearly, and free of all office charges. The Public Trustee can be appointed Executor of the Will or Codicil of anj person. Advice as to the making of Wills is given free of charge. The Fublic Teustke can be appointed Truttce iD place- of previously appointed Trustee? Or iu pVe of persons who with to be relieved of their Trusteeship. This Public Trustee can be appointed Trustee for Mairing.i Settlements. Money Truets, Sinking Fund, and oth'.r Trusts The Public Irusteb nndctt-.-k*-* fbe many agoroent of Property »s Attorney or Aire. Tiir Public Trustee administers Intes'ates E"tate>, Lunatics' Estates, and Unclaim ed L'Jnds. The Prune Tuvstkk has Trust Flier's for investment on Mortgage of First-class Freehold Securities at lowest current rat" of interest. Liberal term for repayment FOB FULL PARTICULARS APPLY TO TOE PUBLIC TRUSTEE, Wellington, Or any of the Agoits of the Public Trustee oj the Colony. HAMILTON HOTEL VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. W. BRIGHT, Proprietor. THE BEST APPOINTED HOSTELTY IN THE WAIKATO. GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR TOURISTS. BEAUTIFUL GARDEN AT THE REAP OF THE HOTEL. FIRST-CLASS TABLE KEPI'. BEST WINES AND SPIRITS IN STOCK. ALES IN DRAUGHT AND IN BOTTLES. CIVILITY AND ATTENTION TO ALL BILLIARD ROOM fitted with one of EDWARDS' BEST TABLES. SAMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCIAI TRAVELLERS. GOOD STABLING. w. brTght, PROPRIETOR. /.J DOLINS, aud other musical intitru mmta at WILKIN SONV, Cambridge.
McNicol & Co. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. McXICOL ,V : O. I'O LI YE STOCK SAL!-;. i-:<sr».\Y. i»Kv-:-:.uh:-::? w; 15 Fresh Cow.-;, Tuliilc-iramea 20 Cows IO'JLVo-ycar-olil Heifers .">0 18-monih Steers 22 2}-year-old Steers, A. Burn- Murdoch 32 2}-year-old Empty Heifers, choice 'juality, Alt. Yells. Fu'rie- folioitid. M o N I 0 0 L & CO. O. F. McCultaoii, .\ untilmeer. CAMBEIDGE STOCK SALE. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20. CUT, STORE, AND DAIRY £ CATTLE From Rook Bros, who are giving up dairying U Cows, in full milk 14 Calves 2 Yew Factory Cans 3 Pigs Horse Trap, and Harness Set Tine Harrows, Horse Hoe, etc 9 Fat Steers, 6 Christmas Beef, Richd. Reynolds 10 Prime Fafc Cows, Wm. Vosper 8 Fat Steers, Jno. Fisher 18 Empty Cows, ]8 Calves, G. Luxton 80 > horn Ewes, with lambs at side, Or. Luxton 12 Calves, Giles Kerley. 6 Well-bred Nine-week-old Pigs, T. Pennell.
McNICOL k CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. HAMILTON STOCK SALE. MONDAY, December 22. N consequence of the usual date falling . onChiistmas Day, we will hold our next Hamilton Sale as above, on Monday December 22. Entries Solicited. McNICOL k CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. WAIHOU STOCK SALE. I N consequence of usual sale duy Januiry • 2. coming amidst the holidays we will hold our next Waihou Sale as above—one week later than usual McNICOL k CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. SALE OF SOTO-O-SANGI HEED OF SHOETHOIW CATTLE AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, January 28, 190*. tOH COWS AND HE [FEES, now JO ' with the bull 33 Yearling Heifers 75 Calves 4 Bulls 4 Draught Horses and Harness 6 Hacks Without Reserve. Catalogue and particulars on application Origin of Herd : The cows were origi nally imported from Melbourne, purchased from some of the best breeders there, in cluding the Circular Had Co. of Tasmania, one of the first, if not the first company, 1o import and breed pure Shorthorns in Australasia ; kept pure since by bulls bred by J. Horwood, Bridgewater Park herd; E. Menlove, Esq. Oam.iru ; A. A. Fantham, Esq., Hawera; late John Grigg, Longbeach, Canterbury : Archdeacon Williams, Te Aute, Hawke's Bay ; W. Nixon, Esq., Can terbury ; R. D. D. McLean, Esq., Maraeka kaho, Hawke's Bay ; McHirdy Bros.. Pal merston North ; and N.Z. Land Associa tion. McNICOL k CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, February 4, 1903. EWES, LAMBS, WETHERS AND RAMS Entries solicited. McNICOL k CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. PEDIGREE POLLED ANGUS BULLS FOE PEIVATE SALE. £ PURE-BRED POLLED ANGUS O BULLS, the property of Mr Alex ander Aitken, and bred upon the KeYeone Estate. For further particulars apply to McNICOL & CO. \i OR T>RIVATE OALE FARMS in all parts of the district AGENTS FOE: Little's Sheep Dip, Fluid and Powder The Highland Sheep Dip P. and D. Duncan's Implements E.L.T. Noxious Weed Destroyer, a con densed fluid prepared for the de struction of blackberry, gorse, briar, etc. When properly applied this preparation is entirely reliable. One gallon of fluid to 40 gallons of water. Supplied in one, two, and five-gallon drums ; one gnllon 6s 6d, two gallons 5 s tid, five gallons ss. Spray pumps especially constructed for the pur pose, prices .£4 10s. If bushes are small the fluid can be applied with ordinary water-can. Further par ticulars and testimonials on applica tion. McNICOL & CO. 'PHK GOVERNMENT IKSURANCt I DEPARTMENT is prepared to gran' Hr ployers f>f Labour Covers against Risk*- connectwl with their trade or business—under the Workers' Compensation Act, tho Em ployers' Liability Acta, as well as under Comtr-on Law Owners i f property and Mortcasrees also •'•otected und r special tables. Perwnal Ao id nt Icsuratice effected in all branches. For parlicuJuro as to rates, etc., apply to he 'oral o(£c of the DpoftHmonf. J. H. RICHARDSON, Commissioner W<rm? undermine Children's Constitu tions. Übo WADE'S WQEM I'.GrS, \i
W. J. Hunter. HAMILTON 7 STOCK SALE/ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11. The undersigned will sell at the Hamilton Yards on Thursday, December, 11: On account of Mr C. Hutchinson, who has sold his farm; A(\ FIRST-CLASS DAIRY COT »'/ n'l non-ly falvwl, and a choice lot l'ediicr,... Ayrshire Bull ['f(li.„iv(j Avr-hire Cow, took two i*'s! pri;:,-s YVaikatoshow -•:• Vouiw (J.-i:vej • s 'lilk ( 'alls, 20gals 3- I'at I'ullocks, J. G. Penniket (i Prime Beef, R. Noble 8 Quiet Two-year-old Heifers, A. Bell 10 Tbree-year-old Fresh Heifers, T Wangh 13 Well-hred Strong Calves, W. J. Richardson 14 Fat Cows, Sliakespear 20 Fat Cows, Furze, Graham, Tama here, Ohauoo 30 Fat Sheep, J. D. Melville 1 Roan Bull, Wm. Graham 26 Prime Fat Bullocks, from H. Wind sor, H. S. Hawkins, R. Seddon and J. Barugh 40 Fat Sheep, 2C Fat Lambs, A. Casey ICO Store Pigs, Donaldson, Daveney, Z. Owen, Thomas, Gurnell, and J. Douglas 6 18-month-old Steers, J. Wathen 40 Yearlings, mixed sexes, 10 prime beef, W. Cbitty. 15 Choice Yearlings, 2 Roan Bulls, F. J. T. Currie 30 We'l-bred Berkshire Pigs, 20 Slips, W. A. Wilson 20 Choice Yearlings, Scott Bros., New stead. 10 Choice Fat Cows, J. G. Penni ket 60 Fat Ewes, S. Stretton v 20 Fat Sheep, J. May 3 Fat Cows 23 Well-bred Three-year-old Freeh conditioned Steers and Heifers, from Tauwhare 30 Good Yearling Cattle, Whata whata 10 Three-year-old Fresh Steers, N. Cory Matthews 2 Good Young Bnlls
Entries Solicited. W. J. HUNTER. NGARUAWAHIA STOCK SALE. 1 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12. QA TWO AND THREE-YEAR-OLD I *>' f STEERS, E. Hall, F. G. Jackson, tt I S. Elgood , -M 10 Four-year-old Bullocks, in forward. I condition, A. Nicol Jj 15 "Well-bred Calves, F. Littlewood i 20 Mixed Cattle, H. J. Sanlbrey I 60 One and U-year-old Cattle, E, i| Holmes. M 2 Polled Angus Bulls, two and three II years old, 0. Mathias I 10 Good Steer Calves, G. Little "H 4 Fat Cows, James Bros. ~M 7 Strong Calves, A. Booth, sen. <% The Shop in Township known m '■■ l ' Lamb's Butcher Shop.' 'M Sale at 11 o'clock punctually ' Jf ' ■'■» Entrie* Solicited. • .1 W. J. H U NTE B. ;| HAMILTON BOROUGH YARD?, m SPECIAL HORSE BALB. ' r |f The will ho'.d his Annual H«rae 1 Sa'e at t»>e If until t n Bornuph Yards 'M on Thursday, December 18, of about M i)Kf\ UNBROKEN COLrS AND i 4>J\J FILLIES, HEAVY AND ! 5 MEDIUM DRAUGHT MARES GELDINGS, UPSTANDING HARNESS $ HOUSES AND HACKS ■ Entrieo to date from H. A. Bell, G Bob- son, Hogan, E. Potts. Zellman, Bridgman W. E. Jones, McDonald, Graham, Grigsby ■■§ Chit'y, Windsor, Cumpstone, Hannor, r Houston, Gibbons, Arnold, Teddy, Shaw 'I Turnwald, Rauch, Patterson, Morgan, Cow- § ling, Ormsby, Johnstone, Finch, Bruce » Prendagast, Shaw, Death Bros., Noble?! Walsh, Holland, Fry, McLarnon, Hill Dun- 41 stan, Dodd, Bruce, Hinton, Jackson, Bar- I f >rd, Washer, Corboy, Hansen, Galran, 3 Bell, Littlewood, White, Friar and Davias, *% Prince, Foster, Darragh, Dooley, Lnxtonl '"3 Hall, Kae, Jones, Bnkowsky, Teasdale % Holtby, Calder, Snook, Marwood, Calder Gerruann, Shakespear, Holcroft, Andrews "~h Rennie, Walton, Wilson, Looker. Hodges) j 3 Laxon, Hines, Johnston, Tamaki, Berry* J Graham, Miller. 'C - -^ Mare, Light Spring trap, and Hat-: J ness, Mare, Sulky, and Harness.. W.G.Rae | Pair of Well-matched Buggy Ponies, i 13 bands high, J. Houston. M hack, carries lady ; from !ftm-' 1 ranjra ii Well-bred mare and foal, €. Jar- 1 rett J-M Upstanding Chestnut Horse, from,' I Wanganui, sound, grand back ", and jumper | Handsome Unbroken Child's Pony, J by Bonnie Tom—Shetland mate 5 Heavy Spring-cart Mare, took first S. prize Waikato Show, 1902, and a | splendid worker in any Harness | Double-seated Buggy (Gee and Pot- '1 ter), Pole and Harness, W. i! Lyndsay | Pair of Well-matched Black Buggy | Horses , " ?| I Bay Cob, good hack, E. Tickelnenaj J W. J. H u~n tbs.: CAMBRIDGE CATTLE SALE. The undersigned will sell at Cambridge m Yards on Saturday, January 3 : % I tf| WELL - BRED YOUWG H I Oil CATTLE, from neighbourhood.;>! 40 Choice 18-month and Two-year-old ■ Half-bred Polled Angus Steers 1 and Heifers, W. Thornton if 20 Well-bred Yearlings, R. Brown 8 Choice Yearling, Mr Price ■ J | 6 Good Dairy Cows, at Calving, If,' 1 Stanley ; " 40 Choice Yearlings and Strong Cai*fes ' M W. P. Reid,G.Reid. .J$ 8 Fresh-oonditioued Cows and Heifers "? W. P.Reid * ! ;| W. J. HUNT ER T m 4 SHEEP FAIR. February, 1903. - .>"| HE undersigned will hold his First Sh Fair at Ohaupo Yards, as above. 1?l Entries solicited "''ISI W. J. HUNTER. xl ALMADALE^ HAMILTON." "' • n S Private Boarding Estab- | lisliiiienf. / MRS P. A. QUICK ;| Every Comfort and GonreuagMtar Tourists. l •: ;■*< HOT A>D QOLi) |
WT/1902/WT_19021210/MM_01/0004.xml | 4,321 | ADVANTAGES OF CO-OPERATION.
Mr Geo. Buckeridge, of Kawhia, who has given much thought to the question of co-operation, lias issued a leaflet containing his views on this important question, from which we make a few extracts : When we sec almost every week in the news of the world that huge com-
bines are being formed for the pur pose of controlling various lines of trade it makes us wonder what is likely to happen next, and how these combines will affect us. We already feel the power of the mighty American trusts in the in creased prices we have to pay for steel, kerosene, and other articles over which they have secured mono polies, and we may yet feel it much more keenly. It is quite within our power to minimise the effect of such monopolies, and J promise in the course of this article to be able to show at least one means to this end. The co-operation of a few weathv men to secure a monopoly uE fir many is an unhealthy state of affairs, which should not exist, as it enriches the few at the expense of the many, and weakens and impoverishes the social condition of the masses.
The American trusts are flagrant examples of this, being merely a com bination of wealth against the great masses for the purpose of enormously increasing their already large profits and adding materially to their fabu lous riches. It is not the labourers or producers who benefit, but the middlemen or the men who buy to sell again, and who do nothing to help to produce, merely finding the money to purchase and holding until they realise the prices they intend to sell at,
The co-operation of the masses to secure a monopoly of the management of their own products is, on the other
hand, a state which elevates and en riches the whole in equal proportions according to the vested interest of each, and gives to them the full ad vantage of the result of their labours eliminating the profits of the middle men in exact contradistinction to the trusts. This is a sort of combina tion we want to see more of, and which we should strive for. The combination of the farmers in New Zealand in [the form of co-per ative institutions for the management of their dairy produce is a step only towards what should eventually end in their controlling their produce of all kinds together. Co-operative dairy ing has been a grand object lesson to the farmers, for it has taught them that they can handle their own pro ducts themselves, and in doing so reap
benefits which ;i few years ago were thought impossible. Co-operative dairying is right enougli so far as it goes, but it does not go far enough. We see hundreds of co-operative dairy companies each annually pro ducing large quantities of butter and cheese with which to supply the Eng lish market, and we see large firms in England sending buyers out to New Zealand every year at big salaries and expense to purchase that butter and cheese. Now these firms cannot work their warehouse for nothing, neither do they spend their money for the benefit of the fanner in New Zealand. They are not philanthropic institutions but are worked to make money and to pay dividends which go into the pro prietor's pockets and not into those of the producers. Dairy farmers took a long time to see that it was to their advantage to co-operate to produce their own butter and cheese, and thus retain the pro fits themselves; but they realise it fairly well now, and we think would scarcely like to go back again to the old order of things that obtained be fore the days of co-operative dairy ing. They got tired of .making for tunates for the mere manufacturers of these articles, and decided to secure these profits themselves, and rightly so too; but they are still going on building huge fortunes for others, in stead of keeping tneir honestly earned reward for their own use, It has paid the farmer to produce his own butter and cheese, and it will pay him to control its sale.
New Zealand dairy produce has made a good name for itself, and is eagerly sought for, as is clearly shown by so many firms sending their buyess to get it in New Zealand ; and if it were controlled under one head and one management the sale would be in no wise decreased.
As we are at present the market fur New Zealand dairy produce is controlled by the salesmen in London, and the producers must he content with what the salesman see fit to give them. Irregularity of shipments and consequent overlooking and shortage of the markets largely influ ence the prices obtained for produce. Now, if the whole of the produce of New Zealand were under one management these irregularities would lie done away with : and, further, it would be possible to fix the price at which the produce should be sold if it could only be obtained through one medium. A federation of the co-operative dairy companies in New Zealand, with cool stores and distributing centres in England, at which the pro duce could he graded would accomplish this much-to-be-desired object, and would saveforthebenefitof their share holders the profits of middlemen and the expensive salaries and travelling allowances of buyers. A still further saving could ce effected in freights, in snrance, etc., as it would be possible to make arrangements by dealing in such large quantities that cannot pos sibly be made at present, The ready sale of New Zealand pro duce is already assured, and if buyers could only obtain it from the one source which would be controlled bv the producers the price could be fixed to a very great extent by the produc ers and not by the salesmen or I buvers.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1902.
Printed and published by Bobebt John Paull and Geo'bge William Vbh ables at their registered printing, office, Victoria street, Hamilton, Auck land, New Zealand. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1902.
Banger ahead 1 The engineer doesn't see the broken rail. There is sure to be a terri ble wreck. There's a ahead for you if you pay no attention to youi weak throat and lungs. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Weak throats and weak lungs easily give) way. Some extra strain, as a fresh cold, and you are down with bronchitis or pneumonia. Better strengthen these weak places before it is too late. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral her.ls these irritable throats, gives t0:..; to the relaxed membranes, and imparts strength to the lungs. There are many substitutes and imi tations. Beware of them! Be sure you get Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Two sizes. Large and small bottles. tnpired by Dr. J.C. Ayer*Co., Lowell, Mas«., U.S.A. REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND PROPERTY AUCTIONEERS, 95 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. WAIKATO AGENT: MR M. G. FARRER, " BANKWOOD," HAMILTON, Who will'conduct intending purchasers to properties,free of charge, and will be glad to receive particulars of properties for sale. CHEAP BUSH FARM. Adjacent to Railway Station. Q{\ 1 ||S. Per Acre, 238 acres good timber, except 40 acres which have been grasßed and fenced ; close to post office ; station and township; handy to good mar ket, and about 150 miles from Auckland. 7110 RICH LITTLE FARMS. Close to Station, ic. to .£22 per acre. Several handy 'IU farm sections of from 22 to 33 acres each ; very fertile land, fenced, and in remarkably good grass ; on one there is some pretty bush; all well watered; one mile from station and large township, and about 30 miles from town. Prices range fromJßlH to j822 per acre; one-third cash, balance five years at 5 per cent. 7056
HANDY FARM. Twenty miles from Auckland. PftOA— 108 ACRES; all fenced and e&vXvU sub-divided ; K5 acres grass; 12 acres crop; small orchard ; 1 acre bush; 4 acres drained swamp; balance rough land house of four rooms and verandah; stable, cowshed, Ac.; i mile from school, post office, &c.; one mile from creamery and sj[ from station. Price, jEO2O ; terms if desired. 7164 UNIMPROVED LANDS. NGAROTO PARlßH—Allotment 360, con taining 50 acrei, £75. TAUPIRI PARISH-Allotment 326, con taining 50 acres, £3B. TAUPIRI PARISH-Allotment 189, con taining 50 acres, £3O. TAUPIRI PARlSH—Allotments 377 and 379. containing 100 aores, £75. TUHIKARAMEA PARISH-Allotment 30, containing 50 acres, £SO. TUHIKARAMEA PARISH - Allotment 131, containing 50 acres, £3O. TUHIKARAMEA PARISH-Allotment 74, containing 50 acres, £75. 7(92 We undertake any business in con nection with the selling, buying, mort gaging or leasing of land and buildings and confine oar attention to this- Samuel Vaile and Sons, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. 21/10 "Say-Friend: TAKE^TEASPOONSFUL 15YKES' ,-nj>/ Dorft keep me ""awake all night barking. " FOR COUGHS fcCGLDS UT ACTS LIKE MAGIC!;! OLD LYERYWHERE e/O l'< 2/6. rpE AWAMUTU & T7-AWHU ROYAL MAIL COACII
Leaves KAWHIA every TUESDAY » d FRIDAY, at 8 a.m Leaves PIRONGIA every WEDNES DAY and SATURDAY at 7 ».rr>. Arriving at Pirotwa every TUESDAY a; d FRIDAY This line passes through TE KAU-A-MOA AND GOVERNMENT KINO COUNTRY LAND 3 To be shortly opened for selection. A- SYMONDS & CO PROPRIETORS TE AWAMUTU
Wades Worm Figs the Wonderful Worm Worriers—are a sure remedy, iu 1? boxeß. Sold everywhere.
TUCKER'S Sunshine Fruit Syrups. Two flavours—Raspberry and Lemon. A 6d packet will make two gallons refresh ing' summer drink. Use with water or seltzogene. Sunshine Jelly Crystals. fid packed. A great success. Fifteen flavours. Cannot be beaten. One packet, one pint finest jelly. Ask the flavour yon prefer. Sunshine Pudding Powder. 6d boxes. Four different flavours, two flavours in each 6d box. Each (3d box, with milk, etc., makes two quarts delicious pud ding. Sunshine Custard Powder. Four flavours, assorted, in each 6d box. Each -flavour makes one pint, Family Baking Powder. Our more kind lady wanted as a cus tomer ! Get the first "tin ! the second will hoim conic along. We do not ask you to use tlio tin to LIFT the scones. You get honest, full weight, exclusive of the tin always. That Boy knows the Grocer, and the' Grocer knows the Hoy by thin time ! !! Of all Grocers. Manufacturer : W. F. Tucker, COMMERCE STREET, AUCKLAND. THE /UMPBELL AND "DHRENFBIED 10MPANY, f IMITED, Capital £300,000 43, QUEEN STREET WHARF, ALBERT BREWERY QUEEN-STREET AND DOMAIN BKEWERY, NEWMARKET. Dihotobs I Logan Campbbu, Ebq. (Chairman), Abth™ M. Msemi (Managing Director), and L2O M, Mtvbr. Sbgbktaby : Aijbbd S, Bankabt. Cable Address: " Beehira," Auckland. AGENTS FOR- R. PORTER & CO., " Bnlldo* " ALE STOUT. London M. B. FOSTER & SON 3 (Ltd. " BngU ALE and STOUT, London J. SOHWEPPE & 00., MINERAL WATERS, Sydney and London D, fl. BURKE, SCHNAPPS, Hamburg W. & G. GILBEY, SCHNAPPS, London J. W BURMESTER, PORT, Oporto ADET SEWARD & CO., V.D. CLARET JAS. BUCHANAN & CO., SCOTCH WHISKY, London JAMES WATSON & CO., SCOTCH WHISKY, Dundae PEASE, SON & CO., 8.0.5. WHISKY Darlington HIRAM WALKER & SONS (Ltd. " Canadian Olnb " WHISKY. Ontario DUNVILLE & SONS (Ltd.), V.R, IRISH WHISKY, Belfast SIR JOHN POWER & SONS, IRISH WHISKY, Dnbhn ROUYER GUILLET & CO., BRANDY Cognac ADELAIDE WINE CO., "Tanunda, Adelaide MOET & OHANDON, CHAMPAGNE Reims KRUG k CO., CHAMPAGNE. Reims RUINART & CO., CHAMPAGNE, Reim* E. IRROY. CHAMPAGNE, Reims A, COLLIN, CHAMPAGNE, CbaJons Etc., Etc, Eto.
A very Large Assortment of the bbbi BBASDB of WINES ft SPIRITS, Including AUSRALIAN WINES, always on hand. OI6ARS.—Many well-known bhands Selection. ALBERT ft DOMAIN BREWERIES PBIZE MEDALS AND AWABDS : Sydney Exbibiton, 1879, Melbourne Ex bibition, 1880) Wellintrton Exhibiton, 1885 Auckland Exhibition. 1877,1878,1879,1880 Colonial and Indian Exhibition, 1886; Dun edin Exhibition, 1890. TASMANIA*? EXHIBITION, 1891-2! Ale (bulk). Special First Award Gold Medßl; Ale (bottled), First Award; Stout (bulk). Special First Award Geld Medal: Stout (bottled), Special First Award and Gold MedaL Also, CHAMPIONSHIP all Foreign and Colonial Beer Exhibited • and MELBOURNE CENTENNIAL EXHIBI TION, 1888 : First Prize and Gold Medal. THE CAMPBELL & EHKKNFKIEP COMPANY (Ltd.). 7/6/7 FOR BEST VALUE Lowest Prices GROCERIES SEND TO ilacferson & West, HAMILTON. Wo are cash buyers of Butter, Eggs, Horsehair, Fungus, etc., etc. _ ' 28/6 WAVKRLEY HOTEF AUCKLAND. MAURICE O'CONNOR, PROPRIe/ll R desires to intimate that Le has taken over the business o( this Popular Hotel, and would roßftct'ully request a continuance of the liberal supp:rt hitherto awarded his pre- VISITORS TO AUCKLAND will find that no effort will be spared bo afford them evirv &>mf. rt. whilst the TARIFF will be, as previously, MOST MODERATE.
The Hotel is within »ne minute's walk Ru'wav Stiition and Wharf, and oommand magnihcont view of the Harbour. To the friends of tba Proprietor in different part- of the colony, a Cead Mille Failtbe wil ver bo extended, and a pleaßant sojourn enured. WINES, SPIRITS, ALES. ETC. Of the BEST BRANDS ONLY MAURICE O'COMNOR. d 310 9/12 EXCELLENT AOCOMMODATIOiTfOR VISITORS. P.O. Box 350 Telephone 468. Prince Arthur Hotel, WELLESLEY-STREET, AUCKLAND. W-rjpß>nd Spirits of the Best Brauda Only
Ht-olass Billiard Koom. Night Porter. W, M COOKE, Prcprfetor, Lntie U.S.S. Co. CHANGE OF WATER often brings on diarrhoea. For this reason many ex perienced travellers carry a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemedy with them to be used in case of an emergency. This preparation has no equal as a cure for bowel complaints. It cannot be obtained while on board the cars or steamship, and that is where it is most likely to be needed. Buy a bottle before leaving home. W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton ; THOMAS WELLS, Vgent Cambridge; CEO. M. A. AHIEK, Agent, Te Awamutu sell it.
QUALITY, NOT CHEAPNESS, IS SOMETHING TO BE CONSIDERED WHEN PURCHASINB GRAIN & FERTILIZER DRILL. THE ."FARMERS'. FAVORITE." REMEMBER: About 120,000 farmers have bought "Farmers' Favorite" DnUs. lhis great trade has been built up because the "Farmers' Favorite has proved itself capable of doing better work, with less cost for repairs, than any other. If you have any doubt if it is the best to buy th Uavonte or one of the so-called cheap drills now being offered, wr some farmer who has been using drills, and has a good general knowledi the different makes, always keeping in mind the fact that Mr Joseph ltaru<>;li, President of the Waikato Farmer*' Club, boUg S!iv o"X armGrß ' Favorite " af ter be had used other makes. WHY? We don't know aud, if we ask him, being interested, he might not care to tell us as we could use it as an advertisement. But he might tell you why he bought it. If you are a private buyer '< ask him " g SOLE AGENTS: JNew Zealand Loan aud Merciotile Agency Company, Limited, HAMILTON. LAJSTID Fo * SALE. LANSDOWNE ESTATE, OF 3300 ACRES ALL PLOUGHED & GRASSED Eversley Estate, 'OF 854 ACRE?, ALL PLOUOHED:AND GRASSED, Otterbiira Estate, OF 793 ACRES, SEARHf ALL PLOUGHED AND GRAiSED. The above properties all adjoin the Walton Station, en the Auckland-Rotorua Railway line, and are within 29 miles of Hamilton and Cambridge. The laud is of excellent quality, and is admirably adapted for DAIRY FARMS. OPEN FOR PRIVATE SALE, on Liberal Terms, ON 23rd APRIL, 1902. Land For Sale. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND „.^ EROANTILE AGENCY COM PANY, LIMITED, are instructed to an nounce thatthat portion of the Woodlands Estate, COMPRISING THE BLOCK NEAR THE T3WN SHIP OF TAUPIRI, Containing I 4422 Acres, S Is now surveyed and sub-divided into con ; venientk-sized DAIRY AND GRAZING I FARMS, and will be OPEN for PRIVATE , SALE on and after i Wednesday, Nov. 5, 1002. j TERMS OF PAYMENT: 20 per cent J cash, 5 per cent end of two years, 5 per cent I aunua.ly ter five following year*, interest 44 per cent.
. Applications to be addressed to the under- Copies of plans and full particulars i nei > . from whom Copies and Plans and any obtainable from the undersigned ' ' artlier information may be obtained. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN &MER CANTILE AGKNCY CO., Ltd. HAMILTON, Or any of the Company's Branches throughout the Colony. WE ARE ADDRESSING THE FAIR SEX. WE ABE ADDRESSING THEM ON A FAIR QUESTION. WE ARE ADDRESSING THEM IN A FAIR WAY. | LADIES, WMi I>RINK h BAD TELA. ? | j China tea is not necessarily bad, but the greac chance is that it is ! | certainly you n.ver get the best China Tea, nor yet the second, nor j evea the third bear. The best never leaves China, the second best is J- nearly all sent to Russia, the third, fourth, fifth and otber descend ing grades come to Australia. Zs Happily the imports of China Tea are lessening steadily, and cor es | respondingly those of Ceylon are going up. Ceylon tea is grown in j a British Colony and Ceylon is the picked spot of earth for tea grow er | ing. All Ceylon tea is good; the is exquisite, and no other tea 3 , grown in any other part of the woild can in any way compare with 13 it. The best Ceylon tea is the famous a I which is picked on the mountain heights of the Island, packed in ' ! - lead on the spot where it is grown, and sent down to Australia to the ! « agents of the Nirvana Co., fresh by every mail. Nirvana Tea is put up in pounds and half pounds and every pack- ? S i age bears the name and trade mark of the company as a guarantee « I i that it is all we claim of it. S - —--., f „ r , wy, iviriKinroa ;' -i Parr Bros, Hamilton; S L. Bygrave and W. Dibsell, -Te ! > Aroha; T. H. Hall and Co., Sole Agents, Auckland. \S
Christmas and New Tear. FOE MACHINE DRESSED NEW CUERANTS, ELEMES AND SULTANAS AT LOW PRICES, TRY ****** ajnu E. J. DAVEY. FIGS, DATES, MUSCATELS, ALMONDS, SEEDED RAISINS AND FANCY CONFECTIONERY. J*aku«b Agent Foi N.Z. Herald, Weekly Newß, and Auckland Star. lv. J. DAVEY, GROCER, BAKER, AND GENERAL STOREKEEPER . HAMILTON. F. A. PEARSON, LAND, COMMISSION, AND GENERAL AGENT AND VALUER, KAWHIA. AIKATO FRANKTON JUNCTION, 1 hivo several Farms, Business Sites, r, i ~, A , „ Town Sections, etc., in the Kawhia, Raalan c ■ t*j . y that the y KK Bayers of well and Waikato Districts for Sale and invite hni . eh ~ V au " y Bnd Grai n-fed Bacon Pigs correfpondence. weighing dressed 120 to 1501 fes at highest Also Sole ajrent for tha Mahino Noxious ™ rre ? P"^ 8 . ? U the y ear r °«nd. Heavier Weed Exterminator in the above Districts, pl^B We " bnißhed m& 7 °e bought at lower and if any farmers who have Blackberry! Pnceß - Ragweed, etc., on their lands will v . —»—— communicate with me, I will arrange to meet r ™B B received at Factory on Tuesday, them at an early date and experiment on and Friday of each week. patches j'lst tot-how them the killing qual- t L < \ Hucdredß cf gazoos used weekly in A weekly prize of one half-penny per the Tsranaki District, and the price in with- pound will be paid to the supplier of the in reach of ell best lot of 5 Pigs received during each Sole Agent North of Wanganui: Walter week * Syme, M. H. R. F. A. JEAEBON, W^SSSi TAimjl-STREET KAWHIA. «/« (F
DAIRY FARMS FOR SALE LOCKERBIE MATAMATA, WAITOA. THB PboPEBTI Of The Assets Realisation Board. iIHESK Properties have beei surveyed into FARMS of suitable area, irom 65 acres to 350 acraa, are of Good Quality Soil, Well Watered. Clots to Railway, and within epsy di'tsnee of Creameries and Factory. Puyrs may select Any rea, and PurchaßO on VERY EASY TERMS OF PAY MENT. INTEREST.—4J cantnm per annum. PLANS AND PARTICULARS may be ib'rtined from— THE BOARD'S MANAGERS on the Properties. Mkssbs H. & J. CLIFFORD, Morrins ville. MDBBB9 MoNIOOL A; CO., Hamilton. Mb A. W. EDWARDS, Te Aroha Mb A. HANNA, Solicitor, Auckland Or THE HEAD OFFICE, Wellington. WALTER G. FOSTER, 8/11 General Manager MRS. SAMUELS, MAIL CARRIER, STOREKEEPER FRUITERER ETC., ONGARTJE News Agent for all Weekly and Daily Papers. Refreshments, D'mug Rooms, and Good Beds. Meals at ill hours. Order prorrp ended to
IHEAP MONEY pHEAP MONEY WONKY £IOO to £IO,OOO CITY, AND suburban ;freeholds 4t 4i per Tent. Terms of Repayment of the Most Libera Character, which can be ascertained on en quiry J. H. RICHARDSON, Government Insurance Commissioner )AGLAN The undersigned bas for sale or lease on iberal terms
CAMBRIDGE CO-OP. STORES. For Boots AND Shoes. Men's Boots Women's Boots Children's Boots. We are Daily Opening New Boots and Shoes for the Xmas Trade, and can Give You a Choice Selection of the M st Up-to-Date Styles at Fine THOS. WELLS,
DAIRY FARMS GRAZING FARMS BUSH FARMS NATIVE T.WISE3 TOWN AND SUBURBAN SECTIONS COTTAGES, STORES To ownors of property : My terms are do ale do charge. A R. LANGLEY, LAND AGENT AND VALUATOR RAGLAN. OUNTAIN T) IMU rpiMBBR pOMPANT, j IMITED, MAMAKTT FINEST MOUNTAIN-BROW KIMF IN THE COLONY FIRST AWARD and GOLD MEDAL against all-comers at the Auckland Industria and Mining Exhibition, 1898-99 Over 1,000,000 feet of Building Timber in Stock, Also, EVERY CLASS OF DRESSED TIMBER k MOULDINGS. W. MAUNDER, AGENT. Hawmon J. CLAYTON, AGENT, Noabuawahia Telegrams promptly attended to. 18/7 HAMILTON I I A.SHBUKTON Waikato | | Canterbury 'AIKATO GALVANISED TRON HAEDLETBROS Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Bel I hangers. WORK UNDERTAKEN IN ANY PART OF THE WAIKATO. Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers of Spouting, Ridges, Baths, etc. TANKS A SPECIALITY. CORRUGATED IBON CURVED TO ORDER Dairy Utensils of First Quality. A TRIAL SOLICITED. HABDLET BEOS., HAMILTON
John Bettley, iVHOLBSALB & EBTAIL BUTOHEK (Opposite the Hamilton Hotel). BEST QUALITY MEAT ONLY KEPT. Connected wherewith is THE HAMILTON COFFEE PALACE. HotDikhbbs Daily fbok 12 to 2 o'oxoox Chops and Steaks Ready in Ten Minutes. DINNEB ok SALE-DAYS at 11 O'CLOCK tjf Baees, Begattas, Shows, 4c., Catered lAMIL'iON GAS COMPANY (LIMITED), Has ©h Saxk : LACKSMITH'S COAL COKE, £2 per ton of 22 bags; 2a pec bag. TAB, 6d per gallon for 26 gallons or oyerr &r gauon.f er leas quantities. fToin: Clareno-etrftet, Hamiltcu.
George E. Clark LAND. PRODUCE, & GENERAL AGENT, CAMBRIDGE. FOK SALE, NEW SEASON Swede, Turnip and Rape, Now landed ex Tongariro from William Hurst and Son, London. stocks which ensures the highest class and quality of the grower. Hurst's Monarch Swede Hurst's Perfection Swede Hurst's Lord Derby Swede Green Top Aberdeen Turnip Purple Top Aberdeen Turnip Imperial Green Globe Turnip Fosterton Hybrid Turnip Broad Leaf Essex Eape Special prizes will be offered for roots grown from above stocks at next Koot Show. Shirley and Co.'s £ s. d. Superphos phate Special Turnip Manure Bone Phosphate G4 per cent., guran teed Maiden Island Guano Bonedust, etc., etc. Kainit FOR CALF FEEDING- Cod Liver Oil Cocoanut Cake Wheat Meal Crushed Linseed Whole Linseed Crushed Oats * Bran and Sharps Premier and Champion Flour Wheat, Maize, Barley, Oats Fencing Wire, Barbed and Plain Wire Strainers, Walker's Eollers Fencing Staples Dehorners (Keystone) George E. Clark, Duke Street, - - CAMBRIDGE
UD NOTIOE WEBLEY, (HOTCHKISS-FAIRY QUEBN) Will stand the season at the Bangipai Farm, Ngaruawahia-Waingaro Road, Ngarawahia and Whatawhata Districts. Mr Pat. Mohan, Stud Groom, will be at NGAEUAWAHIA on MONDAY, and WHATAWHATA on TUESDAY. Those desirous are requested to book early to secure attention. His dam "Fairy Queen," brown mare, bred by Mr Alfred Buokland in 18*8, got by -Miss Rowe, by Sir Hercules. For further particulars apply and address letters to Wm. Home, Te Akatea. WM. HORNE SOWN LEtfHORNS We have the greatest laying strains in the world, and are now booking orders for sit tings. the Waikato Poultry Club for besi crown Leghorn Cockerel or pullet, at next Hamil ton Show, hatched from eggs from our yards by Waikato breeders.—Write for catalogues to T. A. BROOKER, Otahuhua. Particulars also from Secretary Waikato Poultry Club, Hamilton. 824, CHOOL BOOKS and REQUISITES (full range) obtainable at E J ILKmSON'S, Cambridge,
ALBERT HOTEL QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND. TTAVING taken! over this popular, and -LL well-known Hotel, all visitors can rely upon erery attention and comfort. NIGHT PORTER IN ATTENDANO Telephone 963. All telegrams promptly attended to. ARTHUR BACH PROPRIETOR (Late of Ronorua and Cambridge). KAWA M U T U THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL JOE. BATHUKST, .. Pbopbiwob. . requisites necessary for a First-olaas ■ »d<m aooonnt its being opposite the Town" companies in the Theatrical line. Term* -easonable. Best quality Liquors and /Wmw *- l u /6 rKLKLHONB No. 69G. James Mestou yjfy/ (Laii oi / ik urangi and / <.. PROPRIETOR/ w^ / East, / UCKLAND / / /GOOD SAMPLE "ROOlff C_ PO. Bex, 3 Hallett's Railway Hotel, MERCER. WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE VERY BEST BRANDS, _- Brown Campbell's Special Brew always o draught. Good Shooting aid Boating, Horses on Hire. Good Stabling and paddo&ing. RAILWAY KBF&ESaMENT «ROOMS. RAILWAY BAB. Stocked with <3nest Liquors.; J. E. HALLETT, PROPRIETOR. „,«
Harbour View Hotel, RAGLAN. MRS E. G. REID, Proprietress. „—, _ ~„w „„ auuruil every convenience for travellers sad tourists. MAQIIFICHT VIEW OTESLOOKIVO IM HA2BOUR Finest Wines and Spirits Good SUbling and Paddocks Boating and Fishing. Waikato Mail Coach leaves the door
FIRST AWARD Christchurob 1895 GOIAMEDAL, Otago JubteSibition, FIRBT and BPECIAL, Aackland ISM FIEBT I Chri ß tcS, d iK 9ol Imperial Calf Food (HEATHER BRAND). Can be used with either ddm or sepai milk, whey, or water alone. *^ *» * gentle. ess Food. The " Calf" i her second calf, and is as nice a cow in" "all respects as could be desired." PACKED IN 25ib7601b M 1001b,. *£? 2001b. SACKS. * JSIh te^ monia l 8 are to ° numerons to publish, but we hare several star ~ " fatter than calves fed upon full milk. Waikato Agents • W. C. DAVIS & CO., HAMILTON.
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The Waikato Times
THAMES -VALLEY GAZETTE & ZAWHIA ADVOOA.TE
[ESTABLISHED 1572.]
THE OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN THE WAIKATO
[PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON.]
VOL. LIV.—No. COIO.
HAMILTON, N.Z. : THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1902.
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The American Tobacco Co. Write full name and address plainly, and Enclose with Labels,*also the 3 Penny Stamps Wild Flowers Coloured to Nature in the best style of Modern Chromo Litho. Art, printed on thick Art Paper, size of plates 20 x and thus form a unique collection. If you want these Beautiful Wild Flowers, postto The AMERICAN TOBACCO CO., AUCKLAND 50 Old Judge Cigarette Boxes and Three Penny Stamps and one Coloured Plate will be posted to any address in New Zealand
INSURE NOW GOVERNMENT HFE INSURANCE I DtPARTMcHT. £1,000,000 has alroady been added to Policies -in the Department, THIS IS THE BONUS YEAR, and everyone now taking out a participating policy will receive a substantial bonus at tbe end of tbe year. J. H. RICHABDSON, Commissioner. A ftold or Silver Watch for Nothing. SEND NO MONEY. WE hereby undertako to give one o!oui Famous Gold or Silver Watchos, Lady or Gentleman's, to evory Man, Woman, or Child Who sends us the orroot reac ing of th« following PUZZLE I BixT MxxS TxxS CxxxxE The only condition is, that if your answer Is correct, you purchase one of our SOLID STERLING SILVER 0 lIAINrf to wear with the Watch. Simply forward your answer, and enclose stamped and addressod onvelope so that we may inform you i you have won the Watch, We are making this offer solely with the object of introducing and advertising our goods. Cut this out and forward to our only address GOLDSMITHS COLONIAL CO, QUEEN - STREET, AUCKLAND, N.Z Or Box 469, G.P.O. 8/2 gAWHI A JjURHERS' QO QPKRATIVE QOMPANY Having completod arrangements to open STOREROOMS in KAWHIA, the abtvo Company are prepared to Supply settl rs with All Roqiremetta. GRASS HEEDS will be a Speciality, and are carefully selected by men of large ox perienoe, and will be supplied to Share holder? and Farmers Generally at a Mini atum Cost and of Guaranteed Quality. ENCING MATERIAL also will be Sup plied at the Very Lowest Possible Rate. The K.F.C. Co. are making arrangements for the Supply of Sto k to Farmers, and will place their Shareholders on an equal foot ing with the best farmers Unions in New Zealand. The objects of the Company are to Supply Shareholders with Every Requisite at the very lowest oost, and to promote and foster any and every industry that will be of benefit to settlers and intending settlers, and to dispose of their produce in the very best markets. Please note and place your orders as early as possible to avoid any disappointment. KAWHIA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY ROYAL HOTEL, RAGLAN Favourite Seaside Besort for Tourists The proprietor begs to notify the the public that he hns entered into possession of above Hotel' which is one of the most comfortable Ho-telries in the colony. No expense Las been spared to meot the requirements of Tourists, Families, and Commercial Travel lers. FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE Bathing Houses, Sample Rooms, Stabling, etc. TABLE A SPECIALITY Telegrams promptly attended to. A. J. NORRIS, 11/7 Proprietor. (Late V.S.S.CO.)
For Billons and Nervous Disorders, such m Wind and Pain In the Stomach, Siek Headache, Giddiness, Fulness and Swelling after meals, Dizziness and Drowsiness, Gold Chills, Flushings of Heat, Loss of Appetite, Shortness of Breath, Oostiveness, Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams, and all Nervous and Trembling Sensations, Ac, Thb tirst Does wiii <jiv« atuw in Tw*m kinutis. This is no fiction. Every sufferer is earnestly invited to try one Box of these Pills, and they will be acknowledged to be "WORTH A GUI-NEA A BOX." BEECHAM'S PILLS, taken as directed, will quickly restore feir * a to complete health. They promptly remove any obstruction or irregularity of the system. For a W«ak Stomach; Impaired Digestion; Disordered Liver; ttsy set like magic. A few doses will work -#onder» upon the Vital Organs ; Strengthening the Muscular System : restoring the long lost Complexion ; bringing back the keen edge of appetite, and arousing witk the Rosksub or Hialth the wholi phtsicax inikot of the human frame. These art 'facta' admitted by thousands in all classes of society, and one of the best guarantees to the Nervous and debilitated is that Btecha\a,'i PilU havt tht Largut Salt of any Patent Utdieint in ttu mrM *-411 directions with each box. > frwur*d only by THOICAS BBBOHAM, Bt. Helens, Lancuhlr*. ■mlaikl tvttywhar*. U Bozu. Is. and la. M. each. "THE PEOPLE'S" FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. If ,yon require good, cheap Bedroom Furniture, including Bedsteads, Wire-wove Mattresses and Bedding; also, dining-room Chairs, Couches, and Curtain Poles, then send to the best and cheapest furnishing warehouse in the Colony TONSON GARLICK CO., LTD., "The Peoble's" Furnishing Warehouse, 304 to 312. QnpA'n - Strp. e t. AUCKLAND IMPORTANT NOTICE. It haying come to the knowledge of The New Zealand Dairy Asso ciation (Limited) that inferior factory-made or home separator Butter is sometimes being sold as the Association's Butter ; and further the second hand "Anchor" brand and "Dairy" brand boxes with' the Association's brand still remaining upon them are being fraudulently used tor the conveyance of Butter which has not been made by the Association, this is to give notice that any persons using boxes rrn n 3£ir S n o r Cia J ion ' 3 re S i3tered brands uncancelled are LIABLE V 4. • and also to request that persons desirine to obtain the Dairy Association's Butter should be careful to see wrappers are branded with the Association's name and one of their well-known trade marks-eitlier "Anchor"or "New Zealand Dairy Association. J Any person giving information which will lead to the conviction of anyone pirating the trade marks or selling other Butter as the Associa tion s will be rewarded. WESLEY SPRA GG, MANAGING DIRECTOR, THE N.Z. DAIRY ASSOCIATION (LIMITED). Auckland, Sept, 20, 1902.
J. JONES, AUCTIONEER, ! Produce Merchant, Land & Commission ! AGENT, Viotobia & Lobnk Stb., AUCKLAND. ! PRODUCERS of every kind Dairy, j Orchard and Farm Produce can depend | on obtaining the Highest Market Price, with i Quick Sales and Arcount Salon immediately j remitted. Special accommodation for Pigs | and Poultry. Fruit Sales held EVFRIt • DAY during the Season. Outdecr and Country Sales conducted. Large accommo dation for storing M? : 'o and other Produce until fair market price obtairaUf Established 18 Y%iis Rkfkbkbcb : Ucion Ban't of A ustralia. M A " C oac: The regula running of the mail coach between Raglan and Hamilton is suspended owing to the bad state ef the roads. J. DALGLIESH Proprietor,
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FOR THE . . . PAST 13 YEARS PROMINENTLY AUCKLAND FARMERS . Produces RECORD CROPS. MMMtaMiMiMM^fti . . TESTIMONIAL . . Mr. OWEN McCABE, Te Aroha West, says: June 80st, 1902. '«I was HIGHLY PLEASED with your SPECIAL TURNIP MANURE, and everyone that has seen my turnips say they are a RECORD CROP for the Year." . . WE SAY . . This is not a cheap trashy manure but one that will GROW GOOD CROPS of HIGH FEEDING QUALITY. IT IS A OUR CUSTOriERS SAY: WELL SATISFIED CROP EXCELLENT ALWAYS RELIABLE PHce £{) 17s. 6d. per Ton. Less 2\ per cent, discount for Cash. SPECIAL QUOTATION FOR LARGE LOTS. Manufacturers: Head Office—ALßEßT STREET, AUCKLAND. NEW ZEALAND DRUG COMPANY, LTD, Works-WESTFIKU). uear OTAIi (.'HI'
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EXGLTSH. LONDON, December!). Th quantity of wheat aud flour afloat for the United Kingdom is 2,155,000 quar ters ; J for the Continent, 1,400,0 JO quart ers. Shares are unchanged. THE AUSTRALIAN MARKETS. SYDNEY, Dec. 10. Wheat: Largo stocks of imported chick wheat arc- available. Local: wheat is quoted at (is, Nv-w Zealand 5s 9d. milling GsNd. Flour Jill. 10s, Mauitoban £l2 ss, Oats : New Zealand and Tasinauian 3s 9d to 3s lOd, Algerian 3s 7d to 3s Sd. Barley, New Zealand feeding 4s Gd, milling -is 9d to ss, Californin.n 4s 4d. Peas, blue 10s. Maize, local 5s 6d to 5s I'd, New Zealand 5s 7d, Argentine Is lOd. Bran Is OJd. bol lard Is lid to 2s. Potatoes, Hunter River to .£l2 ss, New Zealand Derweuts £.H 10s to £;». Onions, Wellington prime £5 10s, other sorts to £4. Butter, best, IO.Jd tolljd. Bacon lid to Is 2d, hams, New Zealand Is Id. MELBOURNE, Yesterday. Wheat: Old is quoted at 5s 7d to 5s sd. .Sales have been made of new December- January for delivery at 5s Gd. Flour, .£ll 15s to £l2. Oats, Algerian feeding, to 3s GJd. Barley, New Zealand, 5s 3d, duty paid. Maize, 4s 7d. Bran, Is 7d. Pollard Is 9d. Potatoes, new, £8 to £9. Onions, now, M to £l los. ADELAIDE, Dec. 10. Wheat, 5s 2d. Flour, £lO 15s to £ll. Oats, Algerian, 2s 9d to 3s; stout, 3s 3d to 3s 6d. Bran and pollard, Is 8d to Is 9d. WHEAT. SYDNEY, December 10. Loudon experts have reported favour ably on samples of Mauitoban wheat from New South Wales. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCAN TILE AGENCY CO. LTD. WEEKLY MARKET REPORT. Horses.—On Friday at the Durham Yards a large number were brought for ward and disposed of. Heavy draughts brought from £2l 10s to £39, medium .£l6 15s to £29 12s Gd, light harness horses £8 10s to £l7 10s, hacks .£6 10s to £25 12s 6d, light harness horses £8 103 to £l7 10s, a gig realised £lO 10s, spring carts £l2 15s and £l2 10s.
Cattle.—There was a large entry of dairy and store cattle at the Newmarket Yards on Tuesday and an average muster of beef. Ox sold from 25s to 30s, and c>w 19s to 26s per lOolbs. Fat steers sold from £8 to £l2 10s (no extra weights yarded), fat cows £slos to £9 10s, store cows £4 10s to £o 15s. The advertised store steers sold from £5 10s to £8 ss, dairy cows from £5 10s to £8 12s 6d.
Sheep.—There was an average yarding at the Newmarket Yards on Tuesday. Fat wethers sold from 10s Gd to 17s 9d, fat ewes, 9s 6d to 15s 6d, hogget 3 10s Gd to 13s Gd. Lambs in short supply advanced in prices, selling from 8s 9d to 15s. Pigs.—A good yarding. Porkers realised 19s to 48s, wcaners 8s 6d to 17s. At Pukekohe on Wednesday there was a very large muster of stock of all classes, which met a ready sale. Dairy cows sold from £5 10s to £9 10s, empty do. £3 15s to £5 6s, grown steers £5 JB3 to £7 15s. two to three-year-old do. £3 7s 6d to £fi ss, 12 to 18-month old do. £2 10s to £3 15s, calves£l lis to £2 14s. Beef, of which there was a large yarding, sold at fully Newmarket rates.
At the clearing sale of live and dead slock held on account of Messrs Patersou and Co. at their Chancery-street stables on Thursday last very satisfactory prices were realised.
Hides. —We submitted a very large cata logue on Tuesday to a full attendance of buyers. Competition was keen thouguout the sale and prices were fully equal to late rates. Sales were made as follows :
Prime ox 6|d to 7{d, stout do. s|cl to Gjd, medium do. 5d to s}d, light do. 4i;d to 4jd, cow4j)dto Hd, kip3Jd'to 3.id, calf to 4d, stags to 2jd. Sheepskins.—Large 3s to 3s Gd, small and medium 2s to 2s 9d, pelts to lOd, lambs to lOd. Tallow—Best lines 25s to 265, seconds 23s to 245, rough fat If d per lb. Bones 4s 9d per cwt. Tails Is Sd doz. Wool—ln bags and fadges, Merino to 7|d. halfbred to Gd, fine crossbred to sd, coarse do. to id, rough and cotted 3d to 3.Jd, pieces 2d to 3d, locks lid to 2d 1 Very few lines remain unsold from our sale of 2nd December, and prices obtained are quite satisfactory. We have sold on ac count of Mr Thos. Coates, Orakei, Shrop shire at and on account of Mr S. E. Rathbono, Whakapirau, Halfbred at Bd. Other sales were: Fine crossbred s]d to 64 d, coarse do. 4*d to sd, log stained and rough 3f d to 4-{d per lb. Maize.—Selling at 4s Id on wharf, a line of prime yellow f'>r seed realising 4s 2d. Oats and Chaff. Quotations un changed. Potatoes. —Old are now out of the mar ket, new being worth £l2 per ton.
Wheat.—Prime fowl Js IOJd ex store, second quality 4s 8d to 4s 9d.
Dairy Produce.—Butter. In full supply with a slightly lessoned demand at late prico-.
Cheese.—Market bare and prices firm ing.
The Waikato Times THAMES VALLEY GAZETTE, AND KAWHIA ADVOCATE. THE OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN THE WAIKATO. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1902. LOCAL AND GENERAL
Two interesting articles, "Battleships i ll Wax" ami "A Drastic Labour Law,'' wit* be found on our fourth page.
The town of Onchunga is to be lit by electricity next mouth.
Sargoant-Mijor Coleman, of the Defence Force, arrived at Hamilton yestrnday by the express on his way to Thames, where he io to instruct the local volunteers in in fantry drill. Next week he proceeds to Raglan to instruct the Waikato M.R. No. 3 during their week's encampment.
There was but a small attendance at the Volunteer Hall, Hamilton, last evening, when the Bijou Comedy Co. gave an enter tainment. The programme presented con sisted of knockabout turns and dances, comic songs and a farce, which seemed to meet the approval of the andience.
"The fact that young men will go half a mile on Sunday to a hotel "to see a friend," and will be found hanging about the bar, was the reason why such a large vote was given for prohibition. If they woii'd only acknowledge they went for a drink, it would not be so bad, but it was nonsense to expect men like him.--.elf, who knew the world and its ways, to believe evi dence like that." —Mr Northcroft at yes terday's licensing trial.
The quarterly meeting of the Waikato Licensing Committee was held at the Court louse yesterday. Mr IT. W. Northcroft, S.M., in the chair, and there were present : Messrs Coates, Storey, Bailey, and Young. Two applicatiof per transfer were granted .- —Star Hotel, Kibikihi, from Mr G, J. B. Farquhar to Mr Frederick Henwood ; Harbour View Hotel, Raglan, from M s Julia McCullaugh to Mrs Elizabeth G, Reid.
Tenders are called for excavating "J chains of open drain at Kuakura Experi mental Station.
Tenders are called for painting and papering a now bouse at M". f auiata, labour o;ily. Specifications may be seen at the Tower, Matamata, or the Bank of New Zealand Hamilton.
At a meeting last night of the 'IV mas horebranch of the Waikato Farmer's L : u i u, on the motion of Mr J. Barugh, it was un animously decided to increase I lie iUhitial subscription from 5s to 7s Gd. During the bearing of the Sunday trad ing case yesterday, Mr Northcroit, if it. could be conclusively proved that a man w-'iit ti> an hotel on Sungy and fah'ely )•■•- presented himself as a traveller, he would fine him the maximum amount allowed by \- vv, and if the fine were not paid, the offender would have to go to gaol. Tickets for the Choral Society's first con cept are selling well and everything points to a most suceessfnl issue. The members have been assiduously practis ; ng, aud their conductor, Mr T. 11. Bosworth, has spared no pains to improve the soloists aud choristers so that a fine musical entertain ment may bo anticipated. Tho inhabitants of Cambridge will be pleaded to know that the water pipes for the Borough are now unloading in Auck land, and will be in Cambridge next, week, when the laying of them will be commenc ed at once. The owners of cattle should make arrangements to have their stock off the streets forthwith.
According to the Licensing Act of 1K74, a traveller is considered a person who has travelled two and a half miles from his place of residence, whether for pleasure or business. It may not by generally known that the onus 'of proof that the person supplied with liquor is a traveller, rests with the publican, but at the same time he is expected to take precautions to see that he is not being imposed upon. In the case of Gallimore v. Ooodall, the judge made the followiug remark : " If, however, the stranger being unknown to the house keeper, is asked and answers that he is a traveller, and states the place he slept at on the previous evening, and there is no reason for disbelieving him, that will be enough to justify the supply of refresh ment."
Mr Thos. Chappell, of Hamilton East, has just completed to the order of the foot ballers of Gisbourne and Waikato a very hanhsome monument to be erected at the Hamilton West Cemetary in memory of the late Mr Thos. Kirk, who diel at Gisborne through in juries received on the football field. The monument takes the form of an obi lisk of white Mount stone with marble panels, on a Blatamata base. On the shaft of the obllisk is the inscription: " This stone is erected by the footballers of Gis borne and Waikato, as a token of respect to the memory of a comrade, who died from injuries received while playing." On the base isjthe inscription: "In loving remembrance of Thos. Everton Kirk, eld est and dearly beloved son of Thomas and Elizabeth Kirk, who departed this life, at Gisborne on 20th July, 1901, aged 22 years." Altogether the memorial is a fitting token of the universal respect in which the de ceased was held by a large circle of personal friends and acquaintances. The Anniversary Services in connection with the Te Awamutu Methodist Church was held on Sunday last. In consequence of the indisposition of the Key. G. Elliott, Mr Webber,.of Hamilton, conducted the services. There was a good congregation in the morning, but through a heavy fall of rain the attendance at night was rather meagre. At the night meeting Mr Webber ?pike for a short while " On the influence oj Christian Endeavour work on the Church and community." The Church was nicely decorated, and the singing was very hearty. At the evening service a quartette was splendidly rendered by Mrs Houston, Miss Ciosher, and Messrs. Davis ami Rogers. Miss Crosher also contributed a solo. The public meeting, which was to have been held on Monday evening, was inde finitely postponed on account of Mr Elliott's illness.
Beautiful weather prevailed yesterday foi the Anglican sale of work, held in the Oddfellows' Hall, Cambridge. The sale commenced at noon, and very cool and in viting did the Hall look with its pretty de corations of greenery after the heat and glare in the street. All the stalls were well-stocked with saleable articles, and those in charge of them must feel justly proud of the success which attended their efforts. The following ladies were the stall holders : —Fancy work stall: Mesdames Wells, Payze and Richardson. Plain work stall: Mesdames Willis, Skeet and Sander-, Lollie stall: The Misses Wells, R. Sheet and K. Willis. Dutch stall: Mrs Bouillon and the Misses Badham, Carley, Skeet, Clark and Petersen. Fish-pond: The Misses Walker and Effie Willis. Refresh ment stall: Mesdames McCullagh, Hunter and Earl, and Miss Peppercorn. Christmas tree: The Misses Willis and 11. Wells Miss Gwynneth kindly acted as treasurer, and Mr Bouillon as secretary. Mesdames Filcher and Lowe, Miss Wyles, and Mr Frazer in turn presided at the piano during the afternoon, and in the evening Miss Peters n and Mr Stewart sang the duet " When the Wind Blows in From the Sea," and Mrs Polwarth, '•Going r.i Kilddre." The Cambridge Or chestral Society (under the conductorship of Mr J. jr. Edwards), gave several very pleasing selections. During the evening Mr Hunter held an auction sale, which oc casioned very much fun and laugnter, es pecially among the young people. Before the bazaar closed the Rev. Archdeacon Willis 1 hanked all the ladies and gentlemen who had worked so hard to make the sale tho success it certainly was, and they are to be congratulated upon the substantial resuit of their efforts, which we believe amounted to £OO. The sale closed about half past ten, the National Anthem being sung.
LICENSING POLL.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) AUCKLAND, This Day.
Dunedin after the.recont, prohibition was declared and carried in Bruce by 31 VOt'.'S. *
SALE OF WORK
The sale of work in connection with St. Peter's Church, Hamilton, is being held this afternoon. All the arrangements are most complete and present appearances warrant the opinion tint the etibrts of the ladies will be crowned with success. The bazaar will be opened this evening, when an attractive programme of musical items will be presented, one of the features being the first appearance in Hamilton of ?vlr Yiuson-Dossitor, a tenor from Australia, where he was tutored by Signor Cecci, Madame Melba's first teacher.
DR. LIVINGSTONE.
One of the moat remarkable, and to the Western diplomatic mind, the mo3t dis turbing event of the past decade, has been the rapid advance made by the Japanese in the march for civilisation, and their as sumption of a foremost place among the nations of the world. Dr. Livingstone, who is to give a lecture on " Japan" in the Vol unteer Mali, Hamilton, on Saturday even ing, has had exceptional opportunities of studying the manner and customs of these interesting people.as he was for many years prictising his profession in Japan, part of the time being spent as surgreon in the army medical corps. This enabled him to see a great deal of the inner life of the people, and as a consequence his lecture is well worth the attention of all interested in our new al'iioa in the far East. The lec ture is plentifully illustrated by splendid l'Dtern pictures, many by photographs taken by the lecturer.
FIRE AT EPSOM.
(By Ti-K'irrapU.—Press Association.) AUCKLAND, This Day. A lire at Lp.,um destroyed the grain stores of Jiessw Crowther and Probert and a largo stock. The building whs owned by Mr Mdgerley aud insured in the Royal for £2tio; stock £lO i in the Sun and machinery £;00 in the Phoenix.
LORD HAWKES TEAM.
The following arc the members of Lord liawkes' Cricket team which is expected to arrive in Auckland on Monday next : L'rotWiouals: '■. iiargreaves (Warukk sire'i K. J. Thomson, Nottinghamshire. Amateurs ; R'jvd. A. P. Wickham (Somer set;, P. J. Warner, Captain (Middlesex), B. L'. Bosanquet (Middlesex), C. T. Burn up (Kent), E. M. Dawson (Sumy), T. L. Fane ilissox), P. R. Johnson (Somerset;, A. E. Leatham (Gloucester), J. Stanning (Lancashire; and T. L. Taylor (York shire). The dates of the matches are : Auckland—December 19, 20, 22.
N. Taranaki (at Hawera)— December 30, 31. S. Taranaki (New Plymouth)— January 1,2. Wang.niui—January 3, 5, G.
Manawatu (falmerstou North)— January Hawkes' Bay—January 10, 12, 13. Wellington— January 15, 16, 17.
Wairarapa (Greytown N.) January 20 21. Marlborough (Blenheim)— January 23,24. Nelson—January 27, 28.
Westland (Greyinouth)—January 30,31 and February 2. Oautei bury—February G, 7, 9. Otago -February 13, 14, IG. S. Otago (Balclutha)— February 18,19. Southland—February 21, 23. S. Canterbury (Tima.ru) —March 4, 5. The N.Z. matches will be arranged on ar rival of the team at Auckland.
KAWHIA.
From Our Own Correspondent. In Kawhia, as far as steam communica tion is concerned, it is certainly either a feast or a famine, inasmuch as during the last three days we have had a visit from both the Gairloch and the Kanieri, each being heavily laden with cargo, while, next we are also to have a couple of trips made to this port by the s.s. Kanieri. A regular and fairly reliable service would be very much more acceptable to the Kawhia people. Both captains report that the beacons at the Kawhia Heads are at least a quarter of a mile to the north of the main channel and therefore very likely to lead astray any captain not thoroughly acquainted with the entrance to the harbour. It is surely high time that we had a visit from one of the Government steamers to set this dan gerous state of aaairs right. It is also quite time that pressure were brought to bear upon the Government to put up lights at the Kawhia Heads, so that steamerscould get in and out at any hour of the night, instead of, as in the case of in ward-bound steamers, having to beat about outside very often during the whole night. Where is the Liberal Federation ? Where is the Vigilance Committee ? Where is our leading citizen ? To accomplish objects of this nature would be much more praise worthy than some of the designs occa sionally projected in aud around Kawhia. On Saturday evening the Gth hist, in Mr Langley's office, a special meeting of the School Committee, was held to consider the advisability of securing a suitable site for a teacher's residence and applying to the Board of Education for the buildim? of the same ; and it was unanimously decided to lose no time in endeavouring to carry this urgent matter to a satisfactory aad succe 'Sful issue. The chairman, Mr A, E. Laugley, during his recent visit to Auck land, interviewed several Board officials concerning the matter in question, with the result thet it is fairly under way. A new school also will soon be required* but at present the building now in use serves the purpose very well. At a meeting of the local cricket club on Saturday afternoon Mr F. C. Crookes was unanimously elected captain for the en suing season. Our next match comes off on Saturday, the 13t'a Inst., when the Oparua team try conclusions with the local players on the Kawhia ground, and as the visitors have been considerably strengthened of late a good game may be looked forward to.
The legatt 1 committee has got out the posters which are beiDg sent ail over the North Island, and a great number of visitors are expected in Kawhia duriug the week of our annual fete.
Very soon Mr G. P. Wake, barrister and solicitor, from Stratford, will visit Kawhia and remain here for several weeks. Mr Wake is at the top of his profession, so that those requiring legal advice or any assistance in which a pillar of the law is necessary may avail themselves of the services of Mr Wake, who, it is under stood, will be agreeable to combine pleasure with business during his visit, which begins about the 27th inst. Duing the last few days the weather here has been simply delightful and the surrounding country looks quite pleasant and flourishing ; and various pleasure trips took place from Kawhia yesterday to some of the settlements around the harbour, Oparau being the favourite holiday pleasure resort.
It is with no small amount of pleasure thatthe Kawhia people note Mr Witheford's action in very courteously but very firmly and pointedly reminding the Premier of his platform promise to open up and settle the idle lands in the Auckland Province and in the North Island generally, and in forming Mr Seddonthat, although prepared to extend a continued support to the pre sent liberal administration, he has no sym pathy with the Hon. Mr Duncan's rooted objection to treat the North Island fairly in regard to land settlement. If a few more of the newly-elected Auckland mem bers would muster up courage enough to strike out in the same direction as Mr Witheford has done, justice would soon be done to the hitherto neglected North Is land at the hauds of the Government. In deed no member in the present Parliament kuows more about laud and land settle ment than Mr Witherford does, and his elevation to the portfolio of Minister for Lands would ensure a progressive land policy not only for the Nerth Island but for the Colony in general. It would seem only fit and proper for all the Auckland members to give the Govern ment clearlv to understand that their sup port largely depends upon the Auckland Province receiving its fair share of sub sidies and attention; and that however well the Auckland members love the Go vernment, they love Auckland more. Messrs Symons and Co. our mail con tractors between here and Pirongia have just landed in the harbour a fine new oil launch built to their order in Auckland by Messrs Jas. Reid and Co. She is 28ft. long with 7ft Gin beam, engine with a four horse Union oil engine supplied by Ryan and Co., of Auckland, she has a speed of eight miles an hour, and is undoubtedly an acquisition to our harbour. Of handsome model on fine lines, she is to be used in the mail service between Kawhia townships and Oparau, which is the coach terminus at present. It will be a vast improvement on the rowing boat in which our contrac tors have had in the past to battle against wind and tide. She is certainly more con venient for passengers, and will also be available for picnic excursions, etc.,, to any part of the harbour.
FAREWELL TO MR. ANDREW.
A farewell serial was given to Mr John Aidiewin the Muthmlis: Church, Hamil ton, hist evening. The K.-v. H. L. Bliuniri'. oieupied the chair. The aUoiuhuico wa rather small considering tln> valuable 3or vi -ps Mr Andrew has rendered to the emn munity, but what it lacked in number.-; w.i.s made up in the heartiness of the pro- Ce'dings, and tlm many expressions of goodwill toward Mr and Mrs Andrew. Musical items were given between the speeches. Mr Meaehom sang " Why Should we say Good-bye," tlie. Rev. H. L. .Hlumires '•The Mighty Deep," Mr (.'}. W. Venables "Anchored," and Mr S. Wilson "Queen of the Earth." Mrs Tatton sang a coon son-, " Shine Lady Moonlight," exceedingly well, and Mrs Qualtrough, with the assistance of Mrs Tatton in the chorus, sang "All in tho Hush of Twilight.'' Tliis was a reallv excellent item, the flexible voices of the ladies blending admirably. Miss Moaehem played the accompaniinents verv well. Mr Worsoley, in the course of a few remarks on behalf of the. circuit, said he had formed a very intimate a"(jiiaiutani:c wiili Mi Andrew through haviug had a number of transaction., with him in matters pertaining to the church. He (Mr Andrew) had stepped into fhe breach at a time when the finances of the church wore in a very low state, and when he (Mr Worsley) was elected to office about two years later he found that the financial position of the church had almost righted itself, and this had been accomplished' through the ou'orts of Mr Andrew. He. had always found Mr Andrew a splendid mau to work, for while ho was obstinate when he conceived he was in the right, still he was always ready to listen to argument. Mr Andrew hail done all the work, but he (Mr Worsley) had re ceived a lot of the credit. No doubt the minister would see to it that credentials were forwarded on by Mr Andrew to tho minister in the community were, lie in tended to settle, for he felt it would be a great loss to tho church if he were allowed to fall out of the work. Men of such busi ness ability were not met with every day. He felt sure that no matter where Mi- Andrew might go ho would find the finances of tho circuit in a low state, and his assistance would, no doubt, be required, and if at any time they found they were getting muddled again in Hamilton they would send for him to extricate them. It was with feelings of sorrow that he had to say good-bye to his friends, but wished Mr and Mrs Andrew God-speed no matter in what part their lot might be cast. (Ap plause.) Mr Tidd, on behalf of tho trustees, testi fied to the good work do:r> by Mr Andrews. He would feel his loss very much, for they had grown up togeth !■-, and their acquaintance had extended over a period of 20 years. He could endorse every word that Mr Worsley had said. Mr Andrews had been most conscientious in attending to matters pertaining to the church, and he felt sure that he was only ochoing the sentiments of those present when he said that Mr and Mrs Andrew carried away with them tho goodwill of every member of the congregation.
Mr White, as a citizen, spoke of the good work done by Mr Andrews for the com munity, and it was with feelings of regret that he was present on that occasion to say farewell. He had always looked upon him as a staunch friend, and ho desired to thank him (Mr Andrew) for his friendship at a time when he was in need of friends. He spoke of his connection with school committee work, the persistence with which he attended to his duties, and the foresightness which had alway character ised his judgements. As a citizen he had been conscientious, and Hamilton could ill afford to lose men of the stamp of Mr Andrew and concluded by wishing Mr Andrew and his family God-speed. •The ftcv. H. L. Biamircs endorsed the sentiments expressed by previous speakers. On his first meeting with Mr Andrews he was convinced of his business acumen, and while there were times when they had di lie red on matters of business he had always found a friend in him. It was the experience in every walk of life that while things were flourishing there were always plenty to assist, but when they were a bit low there were few who would lend assist ance. The rev. gentleman went on to speak of the brotherhood of Methodism, and the fraternal feelings that would be extended to Mr Andrew wherever ho might go, and, as Mr Androws war, a modest man and would likely remain in the background would so" to it that his credentials would follow him. They owed a debt of gratitude to Mrs Andrews for her self sacrifice in permitting her husband to occupy so many positions, necessitating his absence from home on so many evenings in the week. He trusted that God would bless them materially and spiritually in their now home. It was their intention of making a presentation to Mr and Mrs Andrew, but the time had boon so limited that it was found impossible to do so on that occasion, but it would be forwarded on. Mr Andrew, in reurning thanks, said he only wished that half the things said about him that evening were true. However, it was a pleasure to feel that his efforts had been appreciated for the little he had been able to accomplish. He gave credit to Mr Worsley for having done his fair share of the work, and that gentleman was always ready to take his share of the responsibi lity. There were times whan he hed dif fered with members on matters pertaining to church affairs, but they had nevor quarrelled, and never thought of such a thing. Mrs Andrew and himself would very much have preferred to have gone quietly away, but they were extremely pleased with the excellent social that had been given them, and that they had ac cepted the. invitation to bo paesent. Mr Andrew concluded by saying good-bye on behalf of himself and wife.
At the close of the meeting refreshments were provided by the ladies in the school room, and the meeting was brought to a conclusion by those present singing " God be with you till we meet again."
CORRESPONDENCE.
TO THK EDITOR. Sir,—l noticed in your issue of October 24th a lettor re Lease in Perpetuity by Mr A. Wagsfcaff. As J. have had experience in the lease in perpetuity system I should like to ask Mr Wagstaif if he has had the same before he expresses his opinion to make it compulsory to all lands. As every one in Kawhia knows, a large number of moneyed men withdrew from the last ballot when the Government withdrew the Kawhia South Block from the three ten ure* to the lease in perpetuity system. This example alone shows that men with capital, who would invest it iu land and make the country prosperous, go and seek specula tion elsewhere. As for the lands once be ing common properly, why should a man not have the freewill of a farm if he pays for it, just the same as anything he owns which he pays for ? Now, as almost the whole country depends upon the farmer, why should the townspeople (most of whom have little stake in the land) agitate for systems such as lease-in-perpetuity and single-tax? The farmer is hampered enough now, and earns all he gets. For in stance, if the Single-Tax came into force, the farmers would have to get a better price for their produce to enable them to pay their increased rates ; the oonsequence would be foreign produce could be imported cheaper than local. What would then be come of the country ? I am a great be liever in the three systems in which land can be taken up, but leave it optional, and not force the lease-in-perpetuity system on to the farmer to m ike it easier for the townspeople and harder for the farmer.— I am, etc., H. AEMSTEONG, Kawhia.
ALLEGED BREACH OF THE LI CENSING ACT.
(Before if. \V. Xorthcroft, Esq., S.M.) WEDNESDAY. The following is tbo continuance of our report of the ease wherein W. H. Knock, licensee of the Waikato Hotel, was charged with Sunday trading. George Prince, platelayer, Claudelands, was n.'xt called. The witness remembered theOtli November, and knew the Waikato Hot'l. Be went- ther" with there with a man na ned Dyinock, between 11 and I p.m. lie saw the police in the hotel and at the time had been in about ten mnutes. Saw no one in the passage, when they went in, bnt two gentlemen arrived shortly after! There was no one about, and after some knocking the barman named Woodhouse came,_aud they told him that thay wanted L'ttlejohn. He could not say where Woodhouse was then, but afterwards saw him in the bar. He did not have a drink while in the hotel.
To His Worship: There were six in the passage basides Woodhouse.
loSergeaitStapleton; The man I.ittle john that he went to see came in shortly after. They had not finished their busi ness with him when the police arrived, hut Littlejohn had gone to his room. To His Worship: He saw a drink served to Tibbutt by Woodhouse. That was the only one he saw.
By Mr Swarbrick : He was on the stairs when he saw Tibbutt served. He was only about three feet away. D e did not sec him pay for the drink. He did not know of any traveller being present beside Humphreys. He did not know what Tib butt had to drink, but he heard him say that he had port wine. i'o His Worship: He did not see Wood house drawing liquors, but the slide was open. There were only four prssent when Woodhouse went into the bar, and opened up the slide, Two others arrived shortly after. The port wine was cilled for before the last two strangers arrived. Arthur Holloway, clerk, called, and gave evidence. He remembered Sunday, Novem ber 9th, and was in the Waikato Hotel on that date. Ho saw the police arrive while there, which was near 1 p.m. He thought there were four or five in the passage at this time. He was by himself. Ho did not see any servant or barman about. He had only just entered the passage when the police entered, so that he had no time to notice anything. He did not notice whether the slide to the bur was open or not Ho did not have any thing to drink, nor did not stfa any others drinking. By Mr Swarbrick: He went to the hotel to see Mr Cassidy to obtain particulars re lative to the sale of a horse. He went there purely on a matter of business, and not for the purpose of obtaining a drink. Edward John Dymock, bootmaker, Hamilton, said be remembered Sunday, November 9th. He visited the hotel on that day with Prince. They entered through the backyard, and went straight through to the end of the passage. There was no one present when they went in, but four others arrived shortly afterwards, making six, two of whom were said to be commercial travellers. He saw Woodhouse there. He had no liquor, and did not go there for that purpose, but went there for the purpose of seeing a friend of his from town, named Mr Littlejohn. He was in vited by Littlejohn to have a drink, but this was after the police had been there, and they did not get one. Before the police arrived he did not see any drink served. From where he sat it was almost impossible for him to see. Constable Potter remembered the date in question, and visited the Waikato Hotel in company with Sargeant Stapieton, at 12.45 p.m. Entered the Hotel by the side en trance, and passed through the side passage into the main passage. There were six there, five of whom he knew but the sixth was a stranger whose name he did not take. When the police arrived the men in the passage made a move to come out again, but he told them to remain until ho had taken their names. Tibbutt had a long glass in his hand. There was liquor it, a portion of which had b,ien drunk, but he could not say what it was. The glass was paased back into the bar, when the police arrived. From where he' stood, he could not see what the barman was doiug. The proprietor. Mr Knock, came in from the back, and inquired what all the men were doing there; he said that he had just come back from a drive, and did not know what the men were doing on his premises. The slide of the bar was pulled down, and the men went out. The Sergeant made a remark to Mr Knock that Sunday trading was carried on there.
By Mr Swarbrick : The door found open was the one usually used on Sunday by boarders.
Sergeant Stapleton sworn deposed that he remembered Sunday the 9th, went to Waikato Hotel by the passage leading to the main corridor. He saw the barman in the a-f. of passinc out liquor in a number of glasses on a tray" and men standing near sii!j which communicated with bar, the window lining open. Those present were : Messrs Tib' >utt, Humphries, Dymock, Prince, Holloway and a young man who said he was a traveller. The barman, Woodhouse, was inside the bar p.nd another man was passing out. Tib but was drinking liquor from a glass and ou seeing the police enter, he passed it into the bar. The barman closed down the window, and he took the names of those present. Mr Knock then came in and in answer to the remark that Sunday t-ading was carried on; he denied that such was the case.
Th's closed the case for the prosecu tion.
Mr Swarbrick in opening the case for the defence, said his client was one of the few men, a rapidly diminishing body who owned their own hotels, and thus the charge wasofmost serious consequences to him. All the witnesses called by the police with the exception of one man denied having liquor. Counsel briefly referred to the evf denco to be led, and quote! several sections of the Alcoholic Liquors Sale Control Acts in support of the contention that the sale was within the law inasmuch as it was effected under the impression that it was to a bona fide traveller. Mr Swarbrick then called
Alfred Woodhouse, barman at Knock's Hotel, who deposed that he remembered Mr Tibbutt coming tc the hotel on Novem ber 9th. The latter asked for a drink and said he was a traveller. Witness then served him with a drink. Had never seen him before, and believed him when he said he was a traveller. He was in the bar in order to give a diiink to Mr Moate, a gentleman from Gisbome, who was a boarder at the hotel at the time. Beth Tibbutt and his friend had drinks; both said they were travellers. None of the others had a drink.
By Sergt.. Stapleton: Humphreys was the friend referred to. He had received no money. Both said they were travellers, and that he would be compelled to give them a drink.
His Worship: Surely you knew you are not compelled to give drink to every man who asks for it.
Witness i Did not ask them where they came from.
By His Worship : Did not ask where they slep the night before. By Sergt. Stapleton: Had been in Hamilton about ten months, and had never seen Tibbutt. Had never heard of Tibbutt Bros.' photographers. Except for cleaning out the bar, he had never been in the bar that morning, and had served no ono. Eem3mbTed the police coming in, Mr Moate having just gone out. Had not drawn any liquor Ifor any one except Tib bu't.
Sergeant Stableton: If I swore in evidence that I saw a number of glasses of liquor in the bar would I be telling the truth.
When his Worship read the police evi* denoe witness said it was incorrect. The liquor in the glasses was left over from the night before.
'* ' ! J By His Worship : There were five in the bar when the police entered, Tibbutt and his friend came first. This was all the evidence. His Worship in giving judgment said that it bad been held botb by the late and present Chief Justices that simply asking a man if he were a traveller would nt justify selling liquor. That was not a reasonable enquiry as to whether or not a man was a traveller. It was necessary to ask where the traveller had slept the previous night. Taking a man's word that he was a traveller was not sufficient. Defendant would bo ' fined 40s, and costs 17s 6d no witnesses ex penses being allowed.
MAINTENANCE CASES.
♦ HAMILTON S.M. COURT. (Before H. W. Nortncroft, Esq., S.M.) Wednesday, Dkcember 10th, 1002. BASTABLE v. BA STABLE. James, Edward (.;., Frederick, and Hirold Bastable were charged with that they had failed lo provide for their father, who was incapable of supporting for him self. •Mr Swarbrick appeared for the defen dants, who pleaded not guilty. James Bastable, the complainant, made a statement to the eifect that he had made application to his eldest sen for assistance, and atked him to bring the matter before his brothers, but they refused to comply with his request. by Mr Swarbrick : The complainant said he was engaged at the present time at Mr Shaw's, Tauwhere. He had been there two months, doing work of a light character, for which he got board, lodging, and tobacco, but he received no wages. On special occasions he gave him enough money for travelling purposes. In October last ho was working for Mr Coatee, but he found the work too bard. After he worked for Mr Tristram, and then for Mr Bennett, mindiug children. He did not sp«ad the bulk in drink, because he had to provide himself with food. For the last seventeen years he had not lived with his family, and had not provided for them dar ing that period. To his Worship: He had a married daughter and there was a single one at home with his wife. They were maintained by the product from the farm. Mr Swarbrick submitted- that it was not neee;sary to call evidence, as the man was a worthless individual who had never done anything for his family, and by his own showing was not a destitute person as he was receiving board, lodgings, tobacco, and sums of money. The case was dismissed.
WAUGH v. WAUGH, Robert Waugh was charged with failing to provide for the support of his aged mother. The accused said he had no offer to make. Mr Dyer appeared for the complainant. The defendant said he had a brother named William, but did not know where he was at the present time. Relative to a property held in his and his brother's nameT" he did not purchase the property from his father, but from his stepfather, at the price of £&0. He paid £125, for which he had previously worked. He was a miner at Huntly, and earned from 8s to 'Os per day, but did not get full time. He was living on the property with his father, who was a cripple. They had lived in Huntly abont 17 years. He was a married man with a wife and two children. There was a little stock on the property, some of which be longed to him. There was no mortgage on the property.
Couusel for the complainant submitted that the evidence taken on a previous occa sion against the husband was sufficient to prove that his client was a destitute per son.
His Worship did not think that the evi dence taken against the father could be used against the son. He could find no law warranting him in doing so. Examination continued by Mr Dyer: The defendant did not know where his mother was at the present time. He did not know how his mother was being provid ed for, but as she was living with her daughters they were m d iubt providing for her. She had about £6O whon living at home, besides which his father had given her money since. Mr .Dyer asked for an adjournment so that the complainant might be brought from Auckland.
The defendant stated that he was being put to considerable expense in being brought backward and forward, and he was only earning a living at the present time. He asked that he be allowed expenses. His Honor pointed out that the property which he was at present occupying was got together by his mother, and she was now a destitute person. He could not make costs against a destitute person. The case was adjourned to the 9th of January, 1903. GOODWIN v. GOODWIN. Henry Goodwin was charged, on the in formation of his wife, that he had failed to provide for the support of his wife and children. Mr Swarbrick appeared for the com plainant, and Mr Dyer for the defendant Majorie Winifred Goodwin, sworn, said: She was married in May 7, 1893, and there were four children by the marriage, the eldest of whom was seven in April last, and the youngest three the 25th of May last. Up to the 4th September he always came home and gave his cheque, which amounted to .£5 4s, and after paying the baker and grocer she had; 7s 6d left. Out of her own earnings she paid the butcher's bill, and provided clothing for the whole family. On the 21st October her husband stcppedher '" credit. On the 22nd November her grocer offered to supply her with groceries to the amount of £2 10s per month, and had not supplied her with anything since. Cross-examined by Mr Dyer: She did ■ not know of any reason why her husband treated her as he did. Her husband had offered to give her ten shillings per week to support herself and four children which was not sufficient, She had not been able to work lately in consequence of ill-health. She admitted assaulting her husband when he came back to take his things away, and this was for saying that she kept a bad house. She had prevented him from entering because of the lateness of the time he came home. She c-juld not state definitely what she earned by dressmaking. She thought it would be a fair thing for him to give her 15s, which will leave lis for him self.
Henry Goodwin, called, stated that he lived at Mr Hawkin's, aboat six miles fro. a Hamilton, where he had been nve year* He earned 2Cs per week and had to fin! himself. He had been in the habit of bringing his money home, bat had Btoppe I doing this in September last. On tha 29th of this month he went home at 11 p.m. but his wife refused him admittance. Irrelevant evidence being introduced bis Worship said he thought it was desirable not to go into the matter as it did not af fect the position. The accused, in courss of further orjbs examination, said the most he could offer was £2 10s per month. It was true that there was an order made against him to keep the peace at the time he visited the house late at night. Ee-examined by Mr Dyer : He reckoned that his wife averaged 16s per weeL at dressmaking. By Mr Swarbrick: He could not state definetly how much his wife earned, but took her word for it. He thought his wife had steady work. He could not state how much sbe had earned during the last twelve mouths.
His Worship made an order granting the wife 6s, and 2s 6d for each child per weft, Costs were given against the defendant;
Till] WAIKATO TIMES, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11 1902
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THE VENZUELAN TROUBLE.
an cltimatcm. british and cf.ijman CLAIMS. FURTY-ENUIT Horns IX WIiICJI TO I'AY. (Received Dec. 11, S. 17 a.m.) NEW YORK, Dec. 10. The captain of the warship He trihution sent, an ultimatum to Caracas, allowing Venezuela IS hours to pay :i 1,000 dollars each to Britain and Germany •in cash, agreeing to settle the other claims through the medium of a mixed tribunal, Beuter's Agency reports that all British and German subjects at Caracas were ar rested and that the British und German naval commanders seized four Venezuelan warships at La Quavra NEW YORK, December!). The Foreign Legations desiring to avoid hostile demonstration unan nounced their departure from Caracas. The British and German ultimatums were served at the private, residence of Doctor Faralt, Minister for Foreign Allah's. A blockade is imminent. Received l>ec 11, 12.25 a.m. NEW YORK, Dec. H», The United States .Minister at Caracas protects Britisli and German interests and subjects- He under takes it formally and will mediate if opportunity afforded. President Castio has published a statement virtually declaring that Venezuela* creditors must wait until internal peace is restored, as she is unable, to accept humiliations which are offensive to her dignity. The Venezuelan's statement is regarded as defiant.
LEST WE FORGET.
(deceived Dec. 11, 1 a.m.) LONDON, Dec. 10. Princesses Christian and Beatrice were present nt ;in inlluential meeting held with the object of impressing employers of the crying needs of seventy thousand reservists and time-expired soldiers now idle. The Duke of Fife presided, and said now the glamour of war had dis appeared it was imperative to show national enthusiasm and not, mere ex citement. Lord Cheylesmord appealed to the 8 ■ ployers to find places for men and the puhlic to provide money and clothes. General Trotter seconded the ap peal,dwelling on the excellent charac ter of most of the men.
THE FODDER DUTIES.
. « (Received, Dec. 11, 12.15 a.m.) SYDNEY, Dec. 10." In the Legislative Assembly Mr Carruthers moved that in view of the serious effects of the drought and the failure of wheat, the Government ought, to make provision for a tem porary rebate or repayment of duties on breadstuff's and fodder as fat' as practicable on the importation, on a proper guarantee for the repay ment thereof, of breadstuff's and fodder.
Mr Carruthers referred to Mr Sed don's oiler to send fodder, and eulo gised his action.
The debate in proceeding
THE SHIPPING DISPUTE
-STATEMENT OF THE OWNERS Received December 11, 1.43 a.m. SYDNEY, December 10. An official statement published by steamship owners in connection with the recent conference issued late to night, shows that Mr Appleton, President of the Owner's Federation, presided, and in his opening address pointed out that owing to the reduced volume of traffic and competition, not o>v!v "•>£ foreign vessels, but through the enormous tonnage freed by the termination of the Boer War, it was necessary to make a reduction in Redirected the attention to the-fact that owners, besides having terminated the charters of vessels totalling something like 2:),000 tons, had already laid up a large number of vessels with a earrving capacity of 2 -\OOO tons. Mr li. S. Guthrie, replying on be half of the seamen, controverted the owner's statements, ami urged that the falling oil' in trade was not so i great as represented. Mr Appleton called attention to the .I une conference when the seamen agreed t> accept a reduction of ten shillings a month from the end () f January provided there had been no improvement in trade meantime. He then proposed a reduction of a pound a month to date from the end of January next. The seamen's delegates refused to accept the reduction or to make any concession, but were willing to renew the present agreement. The Con ference thereupon terminated amid mutual expressions of regret that it had not resulted in a settlement.
WHAT DOES THE NEGLECT OK A BAD COLD MEAN? Only too frequently a sericua attack of Pneumonia and the sowing of the seeds of that ecourge of humanity, Consumption. These evils c»u be averted tiy taking TIKSICURA, which haw been pr ved by experience to be the Remedy of the ign for all comphinte of the Throat. Lunjf* and Bronchial Tul es. Price 2s 6d per Bottle. Obtainable at. Ml Chemists and Storekeepers throughout the colony,
Latest Cablegrams
[PEE UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION— COPYRIGHT. A COLD SNAP. LONDON, Dec. 10. A cold wave has passed over America and Eastern Canada, sixtv four decrees of frost being registered. In Pennsylvania several deaths from cold have occurrerl.
KRUGER'S REQUEST.
Received December 11, 12.2.') a.m. LONDON,. Dec. 10
Two of Kruger's friends offered a bail of .£|i)l|,()i)i) each if he is allowed to return to South Africa.
GENERAL ITEMS.
LONDON, December 10
The steamer Glaucus bound from Australia to Dunkirk rescued a dis abled Russian torpedo boat, towin<>" it to Corunna.
The King aud Queen are visiting Earl HowatGophall Mall. The King gives farewell audience to Admiral Fanshawe.
THE KENNIFES.
THE CONVICTION CPHELD BRISBANE, Dec. 10. The full court consisting of the Chief Justice and three other justices heard the appeal against the convic tion of the Kennii'fs. The grounds for the appeal we-re. that there was no evidence of Doyle's death and no evid ence that Patrick and James Kenniff acted in concert. The Court upheld the conviction, Justice Ileal dissenting. He said there was sullicient evidence that Doyle was dead, but no evidence to support the theory that James took part in the murder unless they ac cepted the conjecture that he would naturally help his brother. His pre sence on the scene was involuntary he being at the time a prisoner in 1 )oyles' custody.
THE ELINGAMITE ENQUIRY.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) AUCKLAND, This Day. At the Eliugamite enquiry the evidenc of Captain Reid showed that, had tin engines been reversed when the telegraph rang, there was plenty of time to back the vessel before she got ou to the rocks. He also thought that if the engines had work ed she would have come oil the rocks. Of Joan <>f Arc we've often read, How she her SfiUant soldiers led, Till most of Franco she did reta!;a, Ami she herself liunit at the stal<e. Those (i n s are past, the world Brows old, Hut still we often cateli a cold. Tokpcp off which v.eean assure, The use of WOODS' GREAT PRPPKRMIXT CUHE 21 TEN BOLD ASSERTIONS. REGARDING CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC CHOLERA AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY. 1. It affords quirk relief in cases of colic, cholera morbus and pains in the stomach. 2. It never fails to affect a cure in the most severe cases of dysentery and diar rhoea. :i. It is a sure cure for chronic diar rhoea. 4. It can always be depended upon in cases of cholera infantum. 5. It cures epidemical dysentery. 0. ft prevents bilious colic. 7. It is prompt and effective in curing all bowel complaints. 8. It never produce? had results. 9. It is pleasant and safe to take. 10. It has saved the lives of more people than any other medicine in the world.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11 1902-
Last, Found, &c. T OST—From Awakino on October «20th, I one roan gelding, 3 years old, branded L.C, on near shoulder. Anyone giving in formation to the undersigned as will lead to recovery of same will bo rewarded. JOSEPH CORBETT. Awakino. Meetings. WAIKATO FARMERS' CLUB. 'THE Branches of the Club will MEET ■ as follows : WHATAWHATA—Friday, December 12th' at 7.30 p.m. NGARUAWAHIA Friday, December 12th, af7.3op.m. OIIAI'I'O —Friday. Deeoinber 12lh, at 7.3() p.m. TE AWAMUTU-Friday. December 12th, at 7.30 p.ni. CAMBRHXi E—Monday, December 15th, at 7.30 p.m. Business: Mr Blackmore will give a paper on the dairy cow, to receive report of the General Execu tive Meeting, to discuss our political situation, and the proposed alteration to rules. WAlHOC—Monday, December 15th at 7.30 p.m. PATERANGI-No meeting. TACWHARE-No meeting. E. VEALE, General Secretary. Business No'ices MR W. S. EVANS (Of Auekland) PIAXO AND ORGAN TUNER AND L REGULATOR, visits Waikato in a few days. Orders may be left at Mr Nixon, Cambridge ; Mr Darker, Watch maker, Hamilton, and !'...( uili.-e, Te. Awamiitu. ALMADALE, HAMILTON. Private Boarding Estab lishment. MRS F. A. QUICK. Every Comfort and Convenience for Tourists. HOT AND~COLD BA.THS.
Amusements. 'AMILTON CHORAL SOCIETY'S L CONCERT, Deecmber 12th. Come and hear Mrs Rnym>r Skeet B>ng the high \ iu " Sweet Echo." ST PETER'S ANGLICAN HAMILTON. GRAND BAZAAR IN A!l> OF FUNDS OF CHURCH. OF WORK will take place THIS EVENING There will be various stalls, viz : Work Stall Fancy Work Stall Lolly Stall Flower and Pot Plant Stall Produce Stall Afternoon Tea Stall And in addition there will be Side Shows, Shoooting Gallery, and Snow Ball contain ing all sorts of Toys for children. Music in the afternoon, and Orchestra in :gs, etc. As the goods are marked very reasonable it is to be hoped that the public will give their patronage as the articles are useful and the cause deserving of support. Admission Gd. I~T AMILTON CHORAL SOCIETY'S L CONCERT, December 12th. Full Chorus and Orchestra, a treat in score. VOLUNTEER HALL, HAMILTON SATURDAY, DECEMBER I:3th. DR. LIVINGSTON, the much travelled M.D. lectures upon JAPAN, THE LAND OF THE RISING SUN, illustrated by magnificent lantern pictures Dr. Livmgston| has enjoyed exception able advantages, having spent much time in Japan during peace and war, and has a most interesting story to tell of the scenes, people, manners and customs of our new ally. Admission 2s and Is; Children half-price. Commence at 8 p.m., sharp, AND AT ODDFELLOW'S HALL, CAMBRIDGE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 15th. H. C. HASELDEN, Manager. "AMILTON CHORAL SOCIETY'S . CONCERT, December 12th, first class programme. Special Soloists. Government Notices- LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. L i several parcels of land hereinafter des cribed will bo brought under the provisions of " The Land Transfer Act, 1885," unless civeal be lodged forbidding the same, within one month from the date of the " Gazette " containing this notice. 35)30. JAMES GEORGE PENNIKET.- Allotment 104 and part of allotment 365, parish of Te Rapa, containing 546 acres occupied bv applicant. 3040, MARGARET LYON RAMSTEAD. —Allotment 155 a and part of allotments 153, 156, 157, 3G(i, parish of Te Rapa, con taining Hifi acres, occupied by applicant. 3941. MARGARET LYON RAMSTEAD —Part of allotments 155, 156, 157, parish of Te Kapa, containing 4u acres occupied by applicant,
Diagrams may be inspeoted atthisoffice. Dated this Cth day of December, 1902, a the Lauds Registry Oilier, Auckland. EDWIN' HAM FORD, Disl rict Laud Registrar. TENDERS. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. RUAKUKA EXPERIMENTAL STATION DRAINAGE CONTRACT SECTION NO. 7. will be received up to 1 SATURDAY, 20th December, 1902, for the excavation of 75 chains, more or less, of OPEN DRAIN. Plans and Specifications may be seen at the Homestead. M. MULCAAEY, Manager. Tenders. TO PAINTERS AND PAPERHANGERS r PENDERS will be received by the I- undersigned up to the 24th INST., for PAINTING and PAPERING new house at Matamata. Labour only. Specifications can be seen at the Tower, Matamata, or the Bank of New Zealand, Hamilton. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JOHN Met'AW, Matamata. 7"ANTED, experienced General; re ces required. Apply to Mrs Norman Heather, Seccombc's Road, Epsom, Auckland. I ANTED, the Public to Call on GAZE & CO. for SUPERIOR PHOTO GRAPHS and ENLARGEMENTS. Studio —Howden's Buildings, Hamilton. it member that Tea, Coffee, Pies, Pastry, Cakes, etc., are obtainable all day long at my Refreshment Rooms. Auck land, Local, and Illustrated papers.—J. T. Home, Confectioner etc., Hamilton. "YX7" ANTED—Those requiring Violins, » T Strings, and all Accessories appert aining thereto, to call on or send to 11. 11. Howden, watchmaker and jeweller, Hamil ton, who has a large supply in stock. »» opened up in Victoria Street, Hamilton, with a supply of Smoked Fish. Fresh fish three times a week. Also, Summer Drinks, Lollies, Sweetmeats etc., to arrive shortly. 'ANTED KNOWN.—V. Plescher de sires to draw attention to his large stock of Footwear. A splendid lot of Ladies' and Gentlemen's American Kid boots (lace and button), Walking and Evening Shoes, Girl's Lace and Button Boots (tan and black), Good Strong School Boots, Farmers' Boots, Bluchers, Canvas Shoes, Leather and Carpet Slippers (good and cheap). Repairs neat and prompt. First-class boots made to order. V . P L ESCHER, CO-OPERATIVE BOOT SHOP, CAMBRIDGE.
Business Notices- M K "■ v -DOSS ETOR, 1 upil nf Signor Ceeci, the first teacher of Madam Molba), Ami Aswiatod with Madam AmyShorwin, Professor Marshall Hall, of the Melbourne Consi'ivatorium, and other loading singers: also as Loading Tenor Soloist at various Australian Centres, Is prepared to RECEIVE PUPILS during suinmer months in Hamilton, To Arohn and Cambridge for SINGING AND VOICii PRODUCTION uineas per (jiiiirfrT in : Care of Mrs Quick, AT GOVERNMENT STUD AND EXPERIMENTAL STATION, RUAKURA, HAMILTON. r PHE Undermentioned Sires-will be at the Service of Breeders : THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION SINGLESTICK 11. (1898). Hazlehafch Hermit = H~zled>.ir: Bruar-Tubi Newmmster B'airAthol Fee for Approved Mares, suitable for get ting Remount*, TWO GUINEAS, md for Thoronw-hbreda, FOUR GUINEAS. Groora •e 2 Gl Paddccking 2s Gd per wee k. Pay able on <Jcraand. IMPORTED SHORTS'RN BULL RED LORD XXV [[. Calved 3rd Jan., 1900. RedLoid Orange Blossom XIII This bull comc3 from a noted milking family. TERMS-ONE GUINEA. For further partica' irs it? ciicuiars obtain able at the officj of the inspector <>f Stork, at Hamilton, ur i*oiu the Mauttger of the Farm WILDM4N, LYELL, and AREY XMAS SEASON 1902-3. XMAS CARD PACKETS. A LL our Packets are selected by the j-X. celebrated Xmas Card firm, Raphael Tuck and Sons, London. Packet cards are better value than boxes of cards as the whole of the value is made up in cards instesd of paying for the box. WE HAVE NINE VARIETIES. The Superb, containing 6 carefully selected Xmas and New Vear Cards, (3d The Ideal, containing 12 folding Xmas and New Year l ards, Is The Recherche, containing 6 artistic folding Xmas and Now Year Cards, Is The Champion, containing 40 novel Xmas and New Year Cards, Is The Unbeaten, containing 20 pretty Xmas and New Year Cards, Is 6d The Excellent, containing 20 effective Xmas and New Year Cards, Is tjd The Princess, containing 20 up-to-date Xmas and Year Cards, 2s lid The King, containing unique Xmas and New Year Cards, 2s rid The Welcome, 12 folding New Year Cards only, Is All our packets and Xmas Cards orders are sant post free 15 minutes after receipt of order. Order early—our packets are much sought after, rnd last year were all cleared a week before Xmas.
vv e have single cards from Id to 7s Gd each. When in town for Xmas do not for get to visit our special Xmas card anJ fancy shop inside the Victoria Arcade. Admission free. XMAS NUMBERS. Pear's Annual with 4 pictures, Is 6d, posted, Is 9d Xmas London News with 1 picture, Is 6d, posted Is 7d Xmas London Graphic with 2 pictures, Is Gd, posted Is 7d Xmas Holly Leaves with magnificient battle picture entitled " All that was leit of them " (Boer War) Is Gd, l>osted, Is 7d Xmas Sketch with 1 picture, Is 6d, posted, Is 7d NEW ANNUALS TO HAND. Boys' and Girls' Own Annual 8s each (.'hums (Boys' Annual), 8s each Young England (Boys' Annual) 5s each Boys of Our Empire (Boys' Annual) 7s Gd each The Girl's Empire (A new Girl's Annual) 5s each Chatterbox, cloth ss, boards 3s Little Folk, cloth ss, boards 3s Gd Our Parling, cloth ss, boards 3s Sunday at Home, Leisure, Hour and Good Words, 7s Gd each Children's Friend, Infant's Magazine, Child's Companion and The Prize. cloth 2s, board Is Gd each Add 2d in the Shilling for postage A FEW NOTABLE BOOKS FOR XMAS READING. Temporal Power, Marie Corelli, cloth 3s Gd paper 2s (id Hound of the Barkervilles, Conan Doyle, cloth 3s 6d, paper 2s Gd House Under the Sea, Max Pemberton, cloth :!s Gd, paper 2s Gd Greater Love, Joseph Hocking, cloth 3s Gd, paper 2s Gd The Way of Escape, Graham Travers, cloth 3s Gd. paper 2s 6d Uncle Joe's Legacy, Guy Boothby, cloth 3s Gd, paper 2s Gd Little Mother Meg, Ethel Turner, cloth 2s Gd FOR XMAS PRESENTS. Purses. Pocket Books, Writing Cases, La dies' Hand Bags, Chatelaine Bags, Photo Frames, Photo Albums, Jewel Boxes, Card Cases, ink Stands. Dressing Cases, Mani cure Sets and Leather Goods of every de scription. ARCADE, &HOETLAXI) bTREET. Auckland. 170K PRESENTATION . E. J. WILKINSON'S RESENTATION GOODS, try WILKINSON'S, Cambridge. ~, . - - • Double and Single, Berlin, * J Reduced to 5d per skein for cash. At WIL K INS OX'S, Cambridge. W7OODCAEVING-Eelief, Chip, Floral » » Chip, etc. Terms, 12s Gd per quarter. Is Gd per hour. Articles designed.—Miss E. Ayling, 13, Victoria Arca.le, Auckland.
Business Notices. PUBLIC HALL, RAGLAN. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13. At 1.30. 'p BOW AN begs fo notifiy the public « • of Raglan and surrounding districts that he will shortly open in the above Hall, GREAT CLEARING SALE AUCTION SALE. £SOO General Drapery, Su't of Clothes, Dress I'iecos, Loots and Shoes, Saddlery, Jewellery. Watches, Fancy Goods, etc. TURNIP SEED. 1") VRAM ID STEAMED BONE MEAL— Ammonia 5'44, Phosphates 52\57, M 10s per ton Blood and Bone, suitable for drilling, £V 12s 6 d per ton Kangaroo Guano, £\ los. Grass Mixture, £6 los. Phosphates, t0 per cent., £5 10s. Corn and Maize Mixture, nitro potash, £ti los. Turnip Manure, Swedes or Root. ,£6 15s Kainit, Imperial Belgium Soluble, does not set hard and can be drilled, £1 7s 6d. The above are plus freight from Auckland. Turnip Seeds. &a., of Finest Quality. F. .1. S4XDERS, Agent I'or W. S Laurie & Co , Auckland. IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS. "AHIKATEA, Mountain Rimu and . Kauri at Lowest Kates. Sashes, Doois, Mouldings, kc , of thoroughly Seasoned Timber at less than Auckland Prices, owiug to saving in railage. F. J. SANDERS, Agent for J. McAndrew & Co., Paeroa. TO FARMERS. "cCORMICK HAY RAKES, Mowers, . and Reapers aDd Binders are with out a rival; strongly made and of light draught. Send for Catalogue to F. J. SANDERS, Sole Agent for Province of Auckland. FURNITURE. FOR SUPERIOR, FURNITURE, well made of Seasoned Timber, and at reasonable rates. Try, SANDERS, Q.C.E. CHARCOAL IRONS. AYE you seen the Dalli Charcoal . Iron r If not. call and inspect the most up-to-date Iron in the market. SANDERS, Q.C.E. ARRAS CREAM SEPERATORS. IS is a boon to persons being too far from a factory, inspection invited. SANDERS, QC.E. BISCUITS. F you want the choicest procurable, either local or imported, and the greatest variety, send to SANDERS, Q.C.E.
CHRISTMAS. TITAIKATO BACON CO.'S HAMS. »' New Dried Fruits, Syrups, Jellies, and of finest quality. SANDERS, Q.C.E. GENERAL GROCERIES. the Greatest Variety, Highest Quality, and Best All-Rouud Value. try SANDERS, Q.C.E. EGG PRESERVATIVE.- bottles, and bulk. SANDERS, Q.C.E. CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE ~TEW GOODS Constantly arriving. SANDERS. CAMBRIDGE. hot weather goods AT Milne & Choyce, Ltd., AUCKLAND. WASHING BLOUSES, Special job line at 2s Gd, 3s 6d, Is 6d ; Mercerised Sateen Blouses, floral styles, 4s lid to 12s (id; White and Coloured Washing Slk Blouses, beautifully trimmed, at 12s Gd. 15s lid, to 355. HOLLAND COSTUMES, with new Rus sian and Lton jackets, and smartly cut skirts, from 21s 9d the costume. UNDERSKIRTS, in washing print;, all trimmed, at 2s lid, 3s 6d, 3s lid, to 10s (Jd; Fancy Materials, from 5s lid to 255. WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, Special Value, trimmed lace or embroidery and tucks, lis lid, 5 3 lid, Gs lid, to 27s Gd. NEW SUNSHADES-Handsome Cream Satin Sunshades, with wide moire stripe, 10s 9d; Striped and Floral Roman Satins, Gs lid, 8s lid, lus Gd ; Plain and Fancy Parasols in every shade. CHILDREN'S WHITE SILK FROCKS, lace trimmed, to fit children from 6 to 9 years, 9s lid to 21s. NEW FANCY GOODS FOR PRESENTS —Good Fancy Soaps, 3 cakes in artis tic box, is 3d, Is Gd, 2s Gd, 4s 6d; Photo Frames, in all shapes, Is, is 3d, Is 9d, 2s 6d, to 10s 6d ; Purses, at 9d, Is, Is 3d, Is 'ld, to 20s; Fancy Boxed Hand kerchiefs, Is 3d, Is Gd, Is 9d, Is lid, to 10s Gd the box; Real Maltose Lace Scarves and Collars. 10s 9d, 12s 6d, 15s Gd, to 455. NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN— Special selection of Gent's Neckties, at Is, Is Gd, 2s 6d, to Is Gd. SERVICEABLE LINEN HANDKER CHIEFS-Plain htm, Is, Is 3d, Is Gd; hem-stitched, Is 6d to 3s Gd. SMART WASHING WAISTCOATS, in white, drab, and shepherd's plaids, at 5s lid, Gs lid, 8s 6d, to 15s Gd. FRENCH STRAW PANAMA HATS, 6s lid. Latest Ha's in every style. NEW TUNIC AND TENNIS SHIRTS, from 3s Gd to 7s Gd ; Gent's White and Coloured Sweaters, 3* 6d, 3s lid to 10s Gd. Immense Gent's Summer UaderclothiiiL'.
Davis & Co' OAYIS & CO., have receive'! instruc tions to sell Iry Public Auction at their Yard and Mart ou SATURDAY NEXT: CHRISTMAS POULTRY, Orion Range, Singer Sewing Machine, Garden Drill, Linoleum, Chairs, Curtains, Pole ami Kings, Washstaud and Ware, Tallies, Single and Double Iron Bedsteads, Register (irate, S.B. Gun, Piano. Mirror. Clock, Mincing Machine. Saddle. Spring Trap, etc. Sale at 2 o'clock sharp. Also Monster Sale <>n Thursday next, tiring in your Fowls, Geese and Turkeys for Thursday or Saturday's Sale. Watch next Tuesday's papor. W.'c. DAVIS, Auctioneer. SPECULATORS LARGE OR SMALL CAPITAL ND all those anxious to Secure GOOD INVESTMENTS of Substantial and Increasing Value and to those wishing to secure COMFORTABLE HOMES SNUG FARMS OR GOOD PASTORAL PROPER TIES We would call your attention to the fact that we can offer the best and most com plete List of Properties of all kinds in the Waikato and surrounding Districts, and are prepared to FINANCIALLY, ASSIST BUYERS. We cannot here advertise our large list of properties in detail, but we are always ready to give, or post full particulars to intending buyers, also to conduct them over the different properties we have for Sale, free of charge. We have properties from 50 aero to 5000 acres blocks in price from 17s 6d par acre to £lO per acre with good roads, near Post Office, school, Creameries and Railway, and on Easy Terms. IF YOU Desire to Sell We shall be glad to receive full particulars of your property which -we advertise i different parts of New Zealand and Australia, which costs you nothing, as advertising is the keystone to our success and our terms are, NC SALE, NO CHARGE. We have numerious inquiries from all parts of New Zeal.nd and Australia, our con nection being very extensive. Having lately sold several properties is a proof of our ability to do business. Why Pay Kent, We have several Good Town Properties with 4to 0 roomed houses, with J acre tc 10 acre good land in or Hamilton East ano West. Easy terms. For further parti culars apply to DAVIS & CO. AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, HAMILTON. Auction sales conducted in all parts of the country. Advances made ou all goods placed with us for Sa'e. WAIKATO AGENTS and SHOW ROOMS for the WONDERFUL WERTHEIM SEWING MACHINE Three machines in one. On Time Pay ment, 2s (id per week. Also, PIANOS & ORGANS English and German, and on
easy terms. From 2s Gd per week. See our quality and price before you pur chase. WATKATO AGENTS Northern Fire Insurance Company Capital .£5,689,000. AVAIKATO AGENTS Imperial (gold medal) Calf Food. T best in the market. Once used always used. Auction sales at our New Mart and Yards, Hamilton. EVERY SATURDAY at 2 p.m., of POULTRY, PIGS, PRODUCE FURNITURE, etc. Anything you have for sale TAKE IT TO DAVIS & CO. and have it turned into cash. UPTON & 00, CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS AVe have pleasure in announcing that we are now opening SPECIAL SHIPMENTS OF CHRISTMAS CARDS AND CALEN DARS. OUR PACKETS AND BOXES ARE OF EXCEPTIONAL VALUE. ALL POST FREE. s. d. Memories, 12 Bealil'ul Cards ... i :j Diadem, 12 Choice and Elegant Cards :> 0 Welcome, 15 Exquisite Cards ... 1 (3 Princess, 25 Chaining Curds A (i Regal, Id Artistic Cards ! :', Unique, 15 High-class Cards ... I :; Holly Berries, in Perfect Oems ... I n Merry Hours, 50 Grand Value ... 2 0 Record, 50 Fine Assortment 1 :s Ruby, 12 Lovely Cards 0 !i Granville, 25 Choice Cards 1 o Golden Age, 12 Choku Selection ... 0 0 Eclipse, 12 Perfect Treasures ... 1 ti The Fine Art, 12 Elegant Cards ... 0 7 Th<- Fine Art, 20 Splendid Value .. o !» The Duchess Cabinet, 20 Artistic Rizaline Cards, for Hand-paint i; assorted shaws, Is 6.1 and CHRISTMAS NUMI ANNUALS FOI! A R !•] N0 AV AK K Illustrated London News .. Graphic. Holly Leaves Sketch Ladies' Pictorial Pears' ... Black and White ... . Sphere Town and Country Journal Australasian ... Sydney Mail Bulletin Auckland Weekiy News .. N.Z. Grunhic ..." Brett's Almanac AVhital-cr's Almanac Daily Mail Year 80-«k OIiDERS ARE N'OAV BOOKED %&" Our Ass irted Pi and New Year Can Is c being [he Choic-it C Makers. UPTON & CO., IoS-ltiO, QUEEN-ST., AUCKLAND. ZITHERS. VIOLINS, BANJOS, MAN DOLINS, and other mu. ical instru/ meats afc WILKINSON'S, Cambridge,
McNicol & Co. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, New Year Holi lod will NOT hold a >sdav, 30th lust. OHAUPO McNlcOL \ STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16 i'l'. STORK & DAIRY CA !."> Fresh Cows, Tuhikaramea 10Two-year-oil Heifers 50 18-month Steers 22 2-J-year-old Steers, A. Burn- Murdoch 32 2J-year-old Empfcv Heifers, choice quality, Alf. Yells. •10 Three-yoar-old Steers, Thos. Wil son :>0 Grown Stora Steers Entries solicited. MoNICOL & CO. G. F. McCullaoh, Auctioneer. CAMBRIDGE STOCK SALE. ~ SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20. FAT. STORE, AND DAIRY CATTLE From Rook Bros, who are giving up dairying 1 1 Cows, in full milk 14 Calves 2 New Factory Cans 2 Pigs Horse, Trap and Harness Set Tine Harrows, Horse Hoe. etc 9 Fat Steers, 6 Christmas Beef, Richd. Reynolds 10 Prime Fat Cows, Wm. Yosper 8 Fat Steers, Jno. Fisher 18 Empty Cows, 18 Calves, G. Luxton 80 t horn Ewes, with lambs at side, G. Luxton 12 Calves, Giles Kerley. 6 "Well-bred Nine-week-old Pigs, T. Pennell. McNICOL <fe CO. G. F. McCullagb, Auctioneer. HAMILTON STOCK SALE. MONDAY, December 22. IN consequence of the usual date fallL 6 on Christmas Day, we will hold our next Hamilton Sale as above, on Monday December 22. Entries Solicited. cNICOL <fe CO. G. F. McCullajjli, Auctioneer. WAIHOU STOCK SVLE. I N cons quence of usual -ale day January ' 2. coming amidst the holidays we will hold our next Waihou Sale as above—o week latei than usual McKICOL & CO. <■'. F. McCullagli, Auctioneer. SALE OF ROTO-O-RANGI HERD OF SHORTHORN CATTLE AT OHAUPO. .Wednesday, January 28, 1908. lOt with the bull 35 Yearling Heifers. 75 Calves 4 Bulls 4 Draught Horses and Harness (3 Harks Without Reserve. Catalogue and particulars on application Origin of Herd : The cows were origi nally imported from Melbourne, purchased in 1870 from tome of ihi kit breeders there, including the Circular Head Co. of Tasmania, one of the first, if not the first company, to import and breed pure Shorthorns in Australasia ; kept pure since by bulls bred by J. Ilorwood, Bridgewater Park herd; E. Menlove, Esq. Oamaru ; A. A. Fanthain, Esq., Hawera; late John Grigg, Longbeach, Canterbury : Archdeacon Williams, Te Ante, Hawke's Bay ; W. Nixon, Esq., Can terbury ; R. D. D. McLean, Esq., Maraeka kaho, Hawke"s Bay ; McHirdy Bros.. Pal merston North; and N.Z. Land Associa tion. McNICOL & CO. G. F. MeCullael), A iicCullagl), Auctioneer. , SHEEP FAIR AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, February 1, 53, WETHERS AND Entries solicited.
-At 12 o'clock. aMcNICOL <fe CO. (•. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. PEDIGREE POLLED ANGUS BULLS FOK PRIVATE SALE. ' PI 'KI'.IJKHD POLLED ANGUS '' HULLS, tin, property of Mr Alex ander \iikcu, and bred upou the Kereoce Fur iurtlici particulars apply to v! c N I :0 I. & i; 0. C 0 11 |)RIVATE OA L E FARMS in ail parts of the district AGENTS FOR: Little's "beep Dip, Fluid and Powder The Highland Sheep Dip I'. and D. Duncan's Implements E.L.T. Noxious Weed Destroyer, a con d'j.sed fluid prepared for the de si .'notion of blackberry, gorse, briar, etc. When properly applied this p i-p.srat'on is entirely reliable. One v: "-ion of fluid to 40 gallons of water. Supplied iu one, two, and five-gallon d. urns : "lie srillon Gs fid, two gallons f - Id. five gallons ss. Spray pumps < v ;ial'y constructed for the pur |' •!, pviciM M 10b. If hushes are s:u ill the fluid can be applied with ordinary wafer-can. Further par ti ulars and testimonials on applica- I ' n. McXICOL A- CO. IJiiil-lL UN'S PAIN BALM l.aa no ■ i.j a L'ju rlr.li liniment. It is the i j'.vu remedy for rheumatism, lams j "in. y au I :;!.iiilulav swellings while i.iiii.:, bruises, burns aud scaldj it i 6 ihle. One application gives relief, . VV. DEY, Ageat Hamilton, THOS. .S, Asont Cambridge, GEO. M. A. ', Agent Te Awnmutu sell it. ies Worm Figs the Wonderful Worriers—are a sura remedy, in If Sold everywhere.
W. J. Hunter. NGARUAW'AHIA STOCK SALJ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12. QA TWO AND THREE-YEAR-< O' I STEERS, E. Hall, F. G. Jackson^J S. El good 10 Four-year-old Bullocks, in forward condition, A. Nicol 15 Well-bred Calves, F. Littlewood 20 Cat Mo, FI. J. Saulbrey CO Out. au-1 I i -year-old Cattle, R. H-lroe*. ~2 I'i.p,•■! An,'us Hulls, two and three * i"ii••• old, <l. Mathias 1" ti ..'-I Si.,.,.rc.,lve=, G. Little !• ;'.;£ Cows, James Bros. 7 Sirong Calves, A. Booth, sen. Tiic Shop in Township known as ' Limb's Butehar Shop.' Sale at 11 o'clock punctually Entries Solicited. W. J. H U N T E E. HAMILTON BOROUGH TA^RD' 3 . SPECIAL HORSE SALF. Th=> undersigned will hold his Annual Horsey.. Sa'e at the Hamilton Borough Yards i on Thursday, December 18, of about >^ OK(} UNBROKEN COLTS AND aJ'JV7 fillies, heavy and . MEDIUM DRAUGHT MARES AND i GELDINGS, UPSTANDING HARNESS HOWSES AND HACKS Entries to date from H. A. Bell, G. Rob son, riogan, E. Potts. Zellman, Bridgman, W. E. Jones, McDonald, Graham, Grigsby, H. Weal, Willoughby, Davidson, Newell Chitly, Windsor, Cumpstone, Hannon, , Houston, Gibbons, Arnold, Teddy, Shaw, Turnwald, Rauch, Patterson, Morgan, Cow ling, Ormshy, Johnstone, Finch, Bruce, f Starkey, Bell, Douglas, Stewart, Home, Holmes, Corbett, Crouch, Hicks, Seddon 1 Prendagast, Shaw, Death Bros. Noble. | Dawson, Cassidy, Smith and Hambling, Walsh, Holland, Fry, McLarnon, Hill Dun stan, Dodd, Bruce, Hinton, Jackson, Bar f-rd, Washer, Corboy, Hansen, Galran, Bell, Littlewood, White, Friar and Davies, j Prince, Foster, Darragh, Dooley, Luxton, Hall, Kae, Jones, Bukowsky, Teasdale, j Holtby, Calder, Snook, Marwood, Calder, ~% J Germann, Shakespear, Holcroft, Andrews, 1 Rennie, Walton, Wilson, Looker, Hodges, Laxon, Hines, Johnston, Tamaki, Berry, Graham, Miller. Marc, Light Spring trap, and Har ness, Marc, Sulky, and Harness W. G. Rae Pair of Well-matched Boggy Ponies, 13 hands high, J. Houston. Upstanding Bay Gelding, syrs, good hack, carries lady; from Tau- I ransra Well-bred mare and foal, C. Jar* rett 4f Upstanding Chestnut Horse, from Wanganui, sound, grand back and jumper Handsome Unbroken Child's Pony, If Heavy Spring-cart Mare, took first Double-seated Buggy (Gee and Pot ter), Pole and Harness, W. a Lyndsay Pair of Well-matched Black Boggy Horses I Bay Cob, good hack, E. Tickelpenny .'. W. J. HUNT E E. CAMBRIDGE CATTLE SALE. SATURDAY, January 10,1903. In consequence of the usual sale day falling on the 3rd (holiday week), I will hold my next Cambridge sale on January 10th, one week later than usual, and will sell •• fH] WELL - BRED YOUNG LOW CATTLE, from neighbourhood 1 40 Choice 18-month and Two-year-old 3 Half-bred Polled Angus Steers and Heifers, W. Thornton 20 Well-bred Yearlrtgs, R. Brown 8 Choice Yearling, Mr Price 6 Good Dairy Cows, at Calving, W. Stanley i 45 Choice Yearlings and Strong Calves, -' W. P. Reid, G. Reid. 8 Fresh-conditioned Cows and Heifers W. P. Reid 30 Well-grown Choice Steer Calves, 6 Fat Cows, F. Hicks W. J. HUNTER. SHEEP FAIR. February, 1903. undersigned will hold his First Fair at Ohaupo Yards, as above. Entries solicited W. J. HUNTER. GOYLE AND JOLLY, HAMILTON. HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Sawn ami Dressed Timber, MOULDINGS DOORS SASHES JOINERY, &c. Also, stock Posts and Wire Builders' Ironmongery White Lead and Oil, etc. Jobbing Work Done. Plans and Specifications Prepared and Estimates Given. Agents for United Fire Insurance Co. EVANS' ONDERFULD EMEDIES TUSSICORA. -For Goughß and Colds. WITCH'S OIL. - For Rheu matics, Chilblaines eto. MOUNTAIN KING ASTHMA. FCWDER.-For Asthma and Bronchits. These preparations, which have gained* wide«pread reputation throusboat the Col* ony are obtainable in the Wnikato die trio t from the following :—H. J. Clifford, Morinoa ville ; Thop. Wells, Cambridge ; W. Escott, Biree, o»mbrii)«e ; Parr Bros., Hamilton , E. J. Divey. Hamilton : W. Dev, Hamil on ; J. S. Edwirds, Ohanpo ; Q. M. A. Ahier, Te Awamuta : F. A. Chapman, Kihi frhi ; Green and Cilebrook, Te Kaiti and Otorohtngt ; Pool, y and Puterwi, Ngarut »ahU ; k. K. Sirups, Heroilton ; A. E. VTanninpr, Hamilton ; R. J. Roberts, Cam »rid(?n. Vt'uw, 2/G. These aie bold assertions to make regard ing any medicine, but there ia abundant proof of every one of tha above statements regarding this remedy. Every household should have a bottle at haui Get it to day. It mav save a life. W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton; THOMAS WF TTO * - * bridge ; GEO. M. A * Awawutu bell it. |
WT/1902/WT_19021211/MM_01/0004.xml | 4,641 | BATTLESHIPS IN WAX.
One of the most important, and certainly the least known, of our naval establishments is the testing house at Haslar. So jealously are the secrets of this place guarded, that naval officers, even, are not allowed to enter it, unless they first obtain an official permit. These permits arc hut sparingly granted, for the liritish Admiralty has a penchant for not letting its right hand, as represented by one branch of the service, know what its left hand, represented by other branches, is doing. In this case, secrecy is not maintained with out good reason, for the testing-tank, to give the place its every-day name, is a sort of incubator, where the ideas of naval architects are hatched out. When the Chief Constructor deshms a new ship, his proposals are laid be fore the Admiralty, and, if approved, a rough draft is sent to the officials in charge of the testing-tank. These make a complete model of the pro posed new man of war, and carry out experiments which demonstrate' to a nicety whether a ship of the sui>- mitted design will achieve what is ex pected of it. The model is made to scale, and of paraffin wax, the only substance suit able for the purpose. It is thorn placed in a long tank filled with water. To the bow of the model is affixed a length of string, having a weight hung at the other end of it. This weight gradually draws the model along the tank. As it moves, calculations are made which give the speed of the vessel under various conditions, and with different engine powers: Stability is also ascertained, for two guides run on either side of the model the full length of the tank. Careful watch is kept to see whether the model heels to one side or the other, and not un til it lias floated the full distance, without touching the guides, is the stability correct. Should the model lean to one side or the other, the top heavy parts are carefully shaved off, until perfect equilibrium is obtained. The shavings are then weighed in delicate balances, and calculations made in various parts of the ship to ensure her the right degree of meta centric height. When this has been done, the information obtained is sent up to the Admiralty. The necessary modifications are made, and the com plete plans of the ship got out. Once again the testing-tank is called into operation. More wax models are made and tried, and not until the officials at Haslar report that all is as desired is the order to build the ship given. The tanks were established as the outcome of a series of important ex periments in the etiect of wave-motion on ships. These experiments were begun by the late Mr Froude (a brother of James Anthony Froude), who made discoveries of such impor tance that the Admiralty adopted his methods of research, and set up the establishment at Haslar, placing Mr Froude in charge of it.
A DRASTIC LABOUR LAW.
The Legislature of Nicaragua re cently brought into force a law, pas sed last year, that caused considerable consternation among some sections of the community. The measure pro vides that any labourer found out of employment shall be imprisoned for twenty days, and that at the expira ation of his sentence he shall be em ployed on public works until he is able to obtain other occupation. A labour er is defined as a person over the age of sixteen who does not possess capi tal equal to at least 500 pesos, about £2O in English currency. When an employer hires a labourer the latter must purchase from the Government a small book in which to register his name, age and general characteris tics, and the details of the contract into which he has entered. This book the employer takes charge of' and the unhappy labourer is given a l receipt, which he can produce when ever he is arrested by the police on the suspicion of being idle. Any per son employing a labourer without this book is liable to a fine of about £B. If the labourer wants money in advance, the employer can give it to him only as a loan without interest, and must recoup himself by retaining one-half of whatever wages, in his munificence, he has agreed to pay. If a labourer leaves his employer with out paying his debt, he can' be im - prisoned, fined and compelled to re turn to work till he has cleared him self. The promoters of this measure alleged that their main purpose was the highly laudable one of preventing employers from advancing wages to labourers on a. contract' and, by charging high rates of interest, practi cally making them slaves for an inde finite period. The effect, of course, will be to place the employees more completely than ever under the control of the capitalist. The lab ourer must work or go to gaol, and is, therefore, forced to accept' any terms the employer cares to offer. In case of a strike, all the workers who threw themselves out of employment would be at once arrested. The law will apply practically only to native workers, as Europeans will soon amass the great amount of capital that is necessary to remove them from the de fined ranks of labour, but it illustrates in rather a striking matter what the working man may expect in the way of legislation when he is taken in hand by the beneficent employer. It would be rather interesting" to see what the Nijaraguan Government would do with such labour problems as we have had to solve in this coun try. Its gaols could not help it over all its troubles.
Till; WAIKATO TIMES, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1902.
TKBBSDAY, MCEHSH* U, 1908.
Cools the Blood Hot weather takes the Jife out of everybody. You become languid, de bilitated, nervous, depressed. You lose your appetite and you have indi gestion. Your blood becomes impure, your head aches, your nerves are weak, and you are tired all the time. You want something to purify your blood and make it cool and healthy. k-sot Mr. Giovanni D'Nesi, of Parkside, South Australia, tells you how this may be done. He sends his photograph also. "In this warm and debilitating climate I believe nearly every one needs a good tonic. | or a number of years I have relied on Ayer's Sarsaparilla. I can strongly testify to its curative power in cooling the blood in hot weather and in toning up the whole system. It is a wonderful medicine." AYER'S Sarsaparilla There are many imitation " Sarsaparillas." Be sure you get Ayer's. Ayer's Pills are Liver Pills. They cure con ipation, biliousness, sick headache, nausea, id all liver troubles. htuni if Dr. J. C. Ayer 4 Co., Lowell, Misi., U.S.A. Say-Friend: TAKE/TEASPOONSFUL >COUGH y Dorft keep me - awake all night barking. « FOR COUGHS * COLDS IT ACTSUKE MAGIC?!! ttU> EVERYWHERE. 1/6 R 2/6. Half the fun oi . life is lost by many people through f their neglect of Nature's most rigid < laws. Nature in (gists on regularity. People who allow the continuance of any irregularity in their digestive or gans soon have to pay the penalty. I Free and regular movement of the bowels is the surest 1 sign of good health The first question the doctor asks is, " Are your bowels regular 1" If not, he gives something to make them bo, aud quite often that is • all he needs to do. Assist Niture ocoision ally in removing offending matter from the stomach and bowels. What is needed is e. gentle but efficient helper that works like Niture. That helper is Dr. Morse's Indian Boot Pills. They are entirely vegetaMa, being composed of pure roots and heibs, They cleanse the stomach, make the appe tite healthy, the digestion perfect, the liver active, and the blood pure, Or, Morse's Indian Root Pills cure when other remedies fail. They positively cure Biliousness, Indigestion, Constipa tion, Dyspepsia, Headaches, Liver ami Kidney Diseases, Boils, Pimples and Blotches, and are a perfect blood purifier. For female ailments they stand alone as a woman's best friend. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills, sold by Chemists ami store keepers ; price, Is 3d per bottle, or six bottles 78i0r same will be sent,postpaid ou receipt of price. Sole proprietors, the W. 11. Gomstock Co., Ltd. (Australia! Depot), 58 Pitt-street, Sydney. They have atood the test for fifty years. TO WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS HOTiSLKEEPERS, and the General Public in the CITY OF AUCKLAND, and the SURROUNDING DISTRICT [T having come under the notice of the undersigned Dunedin Brewers that BOTTLED ALE AND SI OUT PUR PORTING TO BE DUNEDIN ALE AND STOUT is now being sold throughout the Auckland District, bearing on the Labels the name of D. ARKELL, and a statement that the same is brewed expressly for D ArkeH, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Brewers that THEY DO NOT BRKYV FOR OR SUPPLY ALE OR STOUT TO the said D. Arkell. Datel at Dunedin, this loth day of July, JAMES SPEIGHT AND CO., LIMITED. McGAVIN AND CO. MAURICE JOEL "WILLIAM STRACHAN AND CO. rHfc DEPARTMENT is prepared to gram Employers of Labour Coveiß against Risks connected with their trade or business—nnder the Workers' Compensation Aot, the Em- W Liability Acta, as well as under Owners of property and Mortgagees dlsn oroteoted under special tables. Personal Ac ldent Insurance effected in all branches. For particulars as to rates, etc., apply to he Jocal Office of the Department J. H. RICHARDSON, Commissioner FOR THE CHRISTMAS SEA- J SON in any quantity at WILKIN SON'S, Cambridge-Toys, Dolls, Albums, Parses, Photo Frames, Writing Cases Fancy Goods, etc. Worms undermine Children's Constitu tion*. Use WADE'S WORM FIGS, is
Old Age Pensions in this land Have proved a marked success, They jive the old a helping hand, And keep them from distress. There's only just one other thing That's needful to ensure Sound lungs, that we the praise can sing CURE OODS ' OREAT PEPp ESMIKT
TICKKR'S Sunshine Fruit Syrupy. Two flavours-Rnspberry and Lemon. A 6d packet will make two gallons refresh ing summer drink. Use with water or seltzogene. Sunshine Jelly Crystals. fid packets. A great success. Fifteen flavours. Cannot be beaten. One packet, one pint finest jelly. Ask the flavour you prefer. Sunshine Pudding Powder. 6d box".-. Four diuVrvnt tkvc.iir.s, two flavour.: i;i ruch 6d box. E:u;bi;.l 1...x,wi1h milk, etc., makes two quarts delicious pud ding. Sunshine Custard Powder. Four flavours, assorted, in each 6d box. Each flavour makes one pint. Family Baking Powder. Oik* «iunrc kind lady wanted as a ens ''"■ncr ! <io( j1... rirs! ti.i ! the second wili r-.-m oomo a! .]■,■_'. We do not ask you t< u-:i th-.i tin 1.1 LIFT the scones. Vou get honest, full weight, exclusive of the tin always. That B>>y knows the Grocor, and the Grocer knows the B,>y by this time ! !! Of all Grocers. Manufacturer : W. 1\ Toelwr, COMMERCE STREET, AUCKLAND. THE nAMPBELL AND riHHENFBJKB 10MPANY, r IMITED, Capital £300,000 43, QUEEN STREET WJARF, ALBERT BREWERY AlfD DOMAIN BREWERY, NEWMARKET. DIBECTOBB J - J*pOAB Cumuu, Es«. (Ohairman), Abthot M. Mirbs (MftD»(jinjf Direotor), and Lio M. Mtebs. SIOBWABT ; AIIBID S. BAKKA3T. Cable Addms: " BaabiTs," Auckland. AGENTS POR- R. PORTER * 00.. «« Bnildo, •' ALE STOITT. M. B. FOSTER & SONS (Ltd. " Pnci ALE and STOUT, London J. SOHWEPPE & CO., MINKRAI WATERS. Sidney and Loan* D, H. BURKE. SCHNAPPS, Hho.bare W. «c G. GTLBEY. SCHNAPPS, L-n'r J. W. BURMESTER, PORT, Oporto ADET SEWARD & 00., V.D. 01.4 RET J AS. BUCHANAN & CO., SCOTCH WHISKY, London JAMES WATSON & CO.. SCOTCH WHISKY, Dccdee ' J PEASE, SON & 00., 8.0.5. WHISKY Darlington HIRAM WALKER ft SONS (Ltd " Canadian Club " WHISKY. OrHao DUNVILLE & SONS (Ltd.). V.R. ipjsh WHISKY, Bel?«rt SIR JOHN POWER ft SONS, IRISH WHISKY. Dnbltn ' ROUYER GUILLET ft CO., BRANDY OogOM ADELAIDE WINE CO., "Tanunda, Adelaide MOET ft OHANDON, CHAMPAGNE Roiitis* KRUG ft CO., CHAMPAGNE. Reims RUINART ft CO., CHAMPAGNE. Rofnj. E. IBROY. CHAMPAGNE, R«im A. COLLIN. CHAMPAGNE, ObsJocs Etc, Eio. Eio. A very L&sr»e Asportotnt f the bksi bsands cf WINES ft SPIRITS, Innlndinf AUSRALIAN WINES, aisay, on haad, OIGARS.—Manj- wsll-know-i shards Selection, ALBERT ft DOMAIN BREWERIES PBIZE MEDALS AND AWARDS Sydney Exhibitor], 1879, Melbourne Ex hibition, 1880; WcllJnjrtoD FxLiHtos, 1885 Auckland Exhibition. 1R77.1878,1879,1880 Colonial and Indian EThibi.tion, ISS6 ; Dun edinExhibition, 3.150. TASMANIAN EXHIBITION, 1891-2 S Ale (bulk). Sprciiil Firs-t Award Gold Medsl; Aie (boUJc-d). Firs; Award: Stout (talk), Pirpt Award Q fa ]d Medal: Stout (botfjfd), BffoJsi FwtAv/ard and Gold Medal Alro. CHAMPIONSHIP against all Foreign aid OolomsJ Bew Exhibited ; and rrTFI-ROTJENE CENTENNIAL EXHIBI TION, 1888 : Firrt Prize snd Gold Medal. THE CAMPBELL & VSRENVBJXD COMPANY (Ln».V 7/«/7 Lowest Prices GROCERIES SEND TO Cvlacferson & West, HAMILTON. Wn are cash buyers of Butter, Eggs, Horsehair, Fungus, etc., etc. _____ 28/6 WAVJBRLKY HOTeT AUCKLAND. MAVRIOEC O'CONNOR, PROPRTttT( R desires to itfimate that be has taken ovor ti. ■ burii:- 68 of thin Popular Hi-te!, and wosiiri rropcc'-ully request a continuance of th= libr.ral (support hitherto awarded his pre- VISITORS TO AUCKLAND will find t iat do eff»rt will be Feared to afford them ev-iy ceuif: rt, whilst th- TARIFF will be. aF previously, MOST MODERATE. The Hotel i« within «ne minute's walk R.i!w»? Station «ud nnd command in;:i;ni!.C6iit view of the Usrbour. To the fruwU of thV Prrpri- tor in different parts ot ioe a Cead Milie Faiitbe wil ver be extundad, and a pleasant sejourn pfured. WINES, SPIRITS, ALES. ETC Of the BEST BRANDS ONLY MAURICE O'CONNOR. _*»"» 9/12 EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR VISITORS. P.O. Box 350' Telephone 468. Prince Arthur Hotel, WEI.LESLEY STREET, AUCKLAND. W;n.-B.scd Spirits of the Best Bracde Only st class Billiard Room. Nl.srht Pnrtr-r. M COOKE, Prr CHANGE OF WATER often brings on diarrhoea,. For this reason many ex perienced travellers carry a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with them to be used in case of an emergency. This preparation has no equal as a cure for bowel complaints. It cannot be obtained while on board the cars or steamship, and t'nat is where it is most likely to be needed. Buy a bottle before leaving home. W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton ■ THOMAS WELLS, Vgent Cambridge- GEO. M. A. AHIER, Agent, Te Awamutu' sell it.
QUALITY, NOT CHEAPNESS, i-' mvmum T0 bf„owsidebed when purchasing GRAIN & FERTILIZER DRILL. THE FAVORITE." plv.r.l ii, F: ,t ,! l '" ,! " " i:S b,MI Uit u l' b ** u * tho "Farmers' Uav.nto hah proved itsdf .•.•„:,.Mr- of <h,iru hotter work, with le<s est fur W,nte or one of i],.. so-ca1.0.l cheap drills now b,ing offered, write to the dZh h °J h " b f n " Bi ; ig drilis > a,ld has a Sooi gone°ral knowledge of the different makes, always keeping in mind the fact that Mr Joseph Sianiffli, President of the Waikato Farmer,' Club, bOUS WHY? wT"' , FMVOrito " Bftw h 9 had U9Rd other m ' not care to talut 7 ' V, aid ' if We fl?k hi Q > bein g interested, he -'" not care to tell us, as we c mid use it as au advertisement. But he mid you why he bought it. If you are a private buyer « ask him." g v r SOLE AGENTS: l>ew Zeaiand Loin ana Mercantile Agency lompany, Limited, HAMILTON. LiLIsTD FOE SALE. LANSDOWNB ESTATE, i Land For Sale. OF 3300 ACRES ALL PLOUGHED & GRASSED rrv Eversley Estate, ES' 9 gS&S==« 'OF 854 ACRE?, IT/ ALL PLOUaHED:AND GRA33ED, W00(ll<lQ(lS ESfeite OOMPEISDfO Otterbum Estate. THE BLOCK NEAR THB ™™- J SHIP OF TAUPIRI, OF 793 ACRES, Containing SEAULK ALL PLOUGHED AND graosed. 4422 Acres, The above properties all adjoin the Walton Is now survroul * n A »„i> j- -j j• , Station on the>uckiand-p!otorua Railway venSlylsl3 DAIRY ISd GH^lTd hoe and are within 29 miles of Hamilton FARMS, and will be OPEN For PRIVATE and Cambridge. BaLe on and afte wrx ** lor The land is of excellent quality, and is admirably adapted for DAIRY FARMS. H>llll<'Sllil \ I\OV. 5 I«lft> OPEN FOR PRIVATE SALE, J ' ' tJU ~» on Liberal Term* „l E * m °! p ™nt : 20 pei cent OH iilDOrai I erniS, cash, 0 per cent end of two years, 5 per cent ON 238 D APEIL, 1902. I JJJSnt fcUow «W yeaw. Interest 4} I Applications to be addressed to the under. Copies of plans and full particuhrs «gne.', from whom Copies and Plans and any obtainable from the undersigned further mf jrtuation may be obtained. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MER CANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd.* HAMILTON, Or any of the Company's Branches throughout the Colony, WE ABE ADDRESSING THE FAIR SEX. WE ABE ADDRESSING THEM ON A FAIR QUESTION. ]j WE ARE ADDRESSING THEM IN A FAIR WAY. g" i ladies, win itiusk & China tea is not necessarily bad, but the great chance is that it is -3 j certainly you u-ver get the best China Tea, nor yet the second nor » even the tuird best. The best never leaves China, the second best is 3* nearly all sent to Russia, the third,'fourth, fifth and other descend ing grades come to Australia. SB ~t Happily the imports of China Tea are lessening steadily, and cor » respondingly those d Ceylon are going up. Ceylon tea is grown in n a British Ulony and Ceylon is the pi cked spot of earth for tea grow © mg. All Ceylon tea is gojd; the bait is exquisite, aod no other tea 3 grown in any other part of the world can in any way comparo with 1? it. The best Ceylon tea is the famous ! Mr^f^'"^l2^J^ ft which is picked on the mountain heights of the Island, packed ii 3 lead on the spot where it is grown, and sent down to Australia to th. % agents of the Nirvana Co.. fresh by every mail. * Nirvana Tea is put up in pounds and half pounds and everv mck S age bears the name and trade mark of the company as a guarante. 1 that it is all we claim of it. & B Obtainable from -W. Eseott, Cambridge; W. Dey, Kirikiriroa• L Parr Bros, Hamilton; S. L. Bygrave and W Dibsel T« ~ Aroha; T. H. Hall and Co., Sololgents Auckland ' ° | Christmas and Jlew Year. FOR MACHINE DRESSED NEW CURRANTS SULTANAS AT LOW PRICES, TRY ' E. J. DAYEI. FIGS, DATES, MUSCATELS, ALMONDS, SEED] AND FANCY CONFECTIONERY. Agent Foj N.Z. Herald, Weekly News, and Auckland Star. K. J. DAVEY, GROCER, BAKER, AND GENERAL STOREKEEPER . HAMILTON. F. A. PEAKJSUIN, ( ~ LAND, COMMISSION, AND GENERAL T HE AGENT AND VALUER, -If? B \J KAWHIA. FRANKTON JUNCTION, I bivo several Farms, Bosiness Sites, « 4 ~..,,„ Town Seetion?, etc., in the Kawhia, Ra»lan c -J?* that the y Me Buyers of well and Waikato Districts for Sale and invite hm . eh L e . d Dairy and Grab-fed Bacon Pigs correspondence. weighing dressed 120 to ISOlfes at highest Aleohole aarent. for ths Mahino Noxious c ° rre ° t P«MB. all the year round. Heavier Weed Exterminator in the above Districts, P '? S finished may be bought at lower and if any farmers who have Blackberry,' P nces * Briar, Ragweed, etc, on their lands will B . ~~"~~ communicate wiihmf>, I will arrange to meet r , Pi 8 8 received at Factory on Tuesday them at an early date aud experiment en ln » r ßday and Friday.of each week. pitches jast to i-how them the killing qual- ties Hundreds of gallons used weekly in A weekly prize of one half-pennv rer hi Taranaki District, snd the price in with- pound will be paid to the sunDher of tL m reach of a]l »«t lot of 5 Pigs received during each Sole 4gect North of Wanganui: Walter week * Sytne, M H. R. F. A i'EARSO v J GEORGE WATT, Manager. r. /i. i IjAliqua, lAMBS HALLY. Secretirv TAINUI-STREET KAWHIA. 4/4 *—o n*wu, qeowgy.
DAIRY FARMS FOR SALE. . LOCKERBIE MATAMATA, WAITOA. IHB pEOPKBTJ 0» The Assets Realisation Boara. IHESE Properties have beet rarveyed into FARMS of suitable) area, from 65 aoreg to 350 aer?<>, are of Go<.d Quality Soil, Well Watered. Ciose to Railway, and within easy Stance of Ore»mert«« and Factory. Buyers may select Any rea, aod Purchase on VERY EASY TERMS OF PAY MENT. INTEREST.-4} per centum por annum. PLANS AND PARTICULARS may be >btained from— THE BOARD'S MANAGER 3 on the Properties, Messrs H. & J. CLIFFORD, Morrms viile. , Mxssbs MoNIOOL & CO., Hamilton. Mb A. W. EDWARDB, Te Aroha Mb A. HANNA, Solicitor, Auckland Or TEE HEAD OFFICE, Wellington. WALTER G. FOFTER, 8/11 General Manager MRS. SAMUELS, MAIL CARRIER, STOREKEEPER FRUITERER ETC., ONGARUE News Agent for all Weekly and Daily Papers. Refreshments, Doing Rooms, and Good Beds. Meals at »ll hours. Order promp ended to riHKAP MONEY pHEAP MONEY MONEY £IOO to £IO,OOO OS COUNTRI, CITY, AHD SUBURBAN [FREEHOLDS At 4i per Tent. Teims of Repayment of the Most Libera Character, which can be ascertained on en quiry J. H. RICHARDSON, Government Insurance Commissioaer The undersigned has for sale or lease on iberal torm* DAIRY FARMS GRAZING FARMS BUSH FARMS NATIVE T.^ISE3 TOWN AND SUBURBAN SECTIONS COTTAGES, STORES To owners of property : My terms are no ole no charge. . A R, LANGLEY, LAND AGENT AND VALUATOR RAGLAN. "OUNTAIN DIMU friMBBR pOMPANY, | IMITED, MAMAKTJ FINEST MQUNTAIN-GROH RIMF IN THE COLONY FIRST AWARD and GOLD MEDAL against all-comers at the Auckland Industria and Mining Exhibition, 1898-99 Over 1,000,000 feet of Building Timber in Stock, Also, EVERY CLASS OF DRESSED TIMBER 4 MOULDINGS. W. MAUNDER, AGENT. Hammoh i. CLAYTON, AGENT, Ngaboawahia Telegrams promptly attended to. 18 >7 HAMILTON Waikato *•«« ASfIBUBTOM »» I I Canterbury AIKATO /GALVANISED TRON HARDLBYBROS Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Bel I hangers. WORK UNDERTAKEN IN ANY PART OF THE WAIKATO. Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers of Spouting, Ridges, Baths, etc. TANKS A SPECIALITY. CORRUGATED IRON CURVED TO ORDER Dairy Utensils of First Quality. A TRIAL SOLICITED. i HABDLEY BEOS., I HAMILTON John Bettley, WHOLESALE & RETAIL BUTCHER (Opposite the Hamilton Hotel). BEST QUALITY MEAT ONLY KEPT. Connected wherewith is THE HAMILTON COFFEE PAUSE. HozDnnmßa Daily ibok 12 to 2 o'ozoc* Chops tad Steak* Beady in Tea Minutes. DINNER os SALE-DAYS ax 11 O'CLOCK "~* Baoes, Regattas, Shows, Ao., C »tercd (LIMITED), His ©h Sua: LAOKSMTTH'S GOAL COKE, £2 per ton of 22 bags; 2a per _. JNk on for 25 gallons or overr Jfer lets quantities. Vobib: I CUwno«etiojt, Himiltxu. '
OTICE TO FARMERS AND < OTHERS. PUEE BONE DUST GUARANTEED. n-S® f °« U £ win S is the lijt of onr Prions Bamds of Bonedust and Art-ideal Manures : PURE BONE FLOUR PURE BONEDUST (steamer) PURE BONEDUST (coarse) Al BONEDUST WHEAT AND CORN MANURE ROOT MANURE TURNIP MANURE POTATO MANURE GRASS MANURE MAIZE MANURE Special Quota- ions for Large Lots. Prices, Analysis, and Samples on ap plication. WARNOCK BROS. Durham-street, Auckland. pOAL MINES f IM'TED. The Best Household Coal in the Colony. LAN now be obtained from all Goal ' Dealers in Waikato. .4f Orders addressed to the Mine Manager, Mr Edwabd S. Wioht, Huntly, will be promptly attended to. PBANZ SCHEEFF, r Auckland, April, 1599. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE Value of Estates nr the Oefioe : OVER THREE MILLIONS STEELING. Capital & Interest guaranteed by the State; Farther large reductions now made in costs administration. The Publio Trußt Office seeks to be merely elf-supporting. Estatrs under Wills or Intestacies wher converted into cash and held for beneficiaries are credited with interest at highest rate, cap italised yearly, and free of all office charges. THg Public Tbcstre can be appoioted Executor of the Will or Codicil of any person Advice as to the making of Wills is given free of charge. The Public Trustee can be appointed Trustee in place of previously appointed Trustees or iu place of persons who wit-h to be relieved of their Trusteeship. Thb Public Tbusteb cin be appointed Trustee for Marriage Settlements. Money Trusts, Fund, and other Trusts The Public 'udstbb undertakes the many agement of Property hb Attorney or Ago. The Public Trustee administers Intestates' Eriate*, Lunatics' States, and Unclaim ed Linda. The PtßLic Tbustee has Trust for investment on Mortgage of First-clasa Freehold Securities at lowe.-t current rate of interest. Liberal term for repayment FOE FULL PABTICULAB3 APPLV TO TPE PUBLIC TRUSTEE, Wellikgtoi?, Or any of the Agents of the Public Trustee oj the Colony. GEORGE E. CLARK, JAND, PRODUCE & GENERAL AGENT CAMBRIDGE. LAND FOR SALE 500 ACRES LAND, with suitable house and outbuildings, securely fenced, and sub-divided into c onvenient paddecks, in good state of cultivation 24f ACRES LAND, all fenced and sub divided into paddocks and in grass or crops. 300 ACRES LAND, all securely fenced, part rich swamp, balance dry open land, all dry land being surface sown. Piioe 135 ACRES LAND, all fenced and sub divided into suitable paddocks, all in grass or cultivation, small house, and stockyard. School, creamery and rail way station within l£ miles. Price reasonable, terms half cash, balance 5 per cent. VILLA RESDDENCF, with half-acre land on the Hamilton road, township Cam bridge, situation unequalled, very dry land. TE UKU-500 ACRES. fPartbnsh, balance fern and manuku. Land, ring fenced end subdivided. Honse of five rooms (kauri and rimu) barn, cowshed and stockyard. Price very reasonable. 3 ACRES LAND, township Cambridge, one of the best sites in the township. FARM of -60 acres with Honse of five rooms, the land all iu gnus or oultiva yation, securely fenced and sub-divided into convenient paddocks, situated within two miles of township of Cambridge. 10 ACRE section Pukekura, frontage to Main Road, Corner Section in grass and securely fenced. GEO. E. CLARK, LAND, PRODUCE k GENERAL AGENT CAMBRIDGE FOR CRICKETING, GOLF, and TENNIS GOODS-give E. J. WLKINSON a call All this aeason's goods. HOLLO WAYS PILLS Invigorate the Nerves, of the Liver, HOLLOWAYS PILLS cure Headache. Indigestion, Biliousness and Feverish Attaoks. They may be taken with perfect loate. Manufactured only at 78, New Oxford Stmt (k* 688, Oxford Stwot), Londoa,
ALBERT HOTEL QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND. taken! over *"• Popular, and - well-known Hotel, all visitors can X< upon every attention and comfort. 7 NIGHT porter IN ATTENDANO Talephone 963. All telegrams promptly attended to. ARTHUR BACH PROPRl ETOE (We of Kot °fua and Cambridge). JOB. BATHURdT, .. Pbopkibtob. Ie sample Room, and *«. * r. ' townßh ip. it is the «ei for Commercial Travellers: Hall ia the IS the ?° Wn Tkikibokh No. 690. James Rollestou yjs/ (Lati or / i kurangi and / ,' Coromandel/ proprietor/ ' .ST X East, /&/ irCKUND // SAMPLE ROOlfiJ / PO. Box, 3 Hallett's fiailway Hotel, MERCER. WINES AND Rp"IRTTs"oP THE VERT : BEST BRANDS, Brown Campbell's Special Brew always o draught. Good Shooting and Boating. Horses on Hire Good Stabling Tand paddooking. RAILWAY REFRESHMENT BOOMS. BAB. Stocked with <iaest Liquors.} J. E. HAILETT, PROPRIETOR. y ,l Harbour View Hotel, RAGLAN. MRS E. G. REID, Proprietress. every convenience for travellers and tourists. MAGMFIOEBT THR HARBOUR raw on Draught Finest Wines and Spirits Goed Stabling and Paddocks Boating; and Fisting, Waikato Mail Ooacu leaves the door FIRBT AWARD Christchuroh iftQ* Imperial Calf Food (HEATHER BRAND). milk, whey, or K.*™ " Extract from letter * birth. Onr other oow «g«oalf about ich was sold at eealf, using just b«a not been so eWwe ehLff'i: " ess Food. The^CairM^Si!! 6 ?^ respects as could be desired.' u plentiful, less. is scarce; W. C. DAVIS & CO., HAMILTON. |
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The Waikato Times
T'ZETAZMIES VALLEY GAZETTE & KAWHIA ADVOCATE
[ESTAIiLISIIED 1572.]
THE OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN THE WAIKATO
[PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON.]
VOL. LIV.—No. COll
HAMILTON, N.Z. : FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1902
PRICE ONE PENNY.
The American Tobacco Co. iT d t0 sue a Series of *-**" wv ' W V_. 12 different plates of | Write full name Wild Flowers note w 11q i^iowers c ° ,oured to Nature ' in the best style of Modern Chromo Litho. Art, printed on and addr es 5 ; Beautitul WM *° * *" !!?!!!- ™ - ~ J—- these Plainly, and postto ' "The AMERICAN TOBACCO CO., AUCKLAND plainly, and Enclose with (Labels *a Iso the Penny Stamps 50 Old Judge Cigarette Boxes and Three Penny Stamps and one Coloured Plate will be posted to any address in New Zealand hj/% IS, INSURE NOW cov£aafli£NT i\K mumi DEPARTMENT. £1,000,000 has already bpen acHrd to Policioa ;in the Department, THIS IS THE BONU3 YEAR, and everyone now taking out a participating policy will recoivo a substantia 1 , bonus at, tbe end of the year. J. H. RICHARDSON, Cvinwifl?ijner. A Gold or Silver Watch tor Nothing. .SEND NO MONEY. WE hereby undertake to give one of oui Famous Gold or Silver Watches, Lady or Gentleman's, to every Man, Woman, or Child Who sends us the orrect "reading oJ the following PUZZLE : A Wonderful Medicine. BixT MuS TxxS CxxxxE The only condition is, that if your answer is correct, you purchase one of our SOLID STERLING BILVER 0 HAINS to wear with the Watch. Simply/ forward your answer, and enclose stampod aad addressed envelope so that we may inform you i you havr) wen the Watch, We are making this offer solely 'with the object of introducing and advertising oar goods. Cut this out and forward to our only address— GOLDSMITHS COLONIAL CO, Q/UEEN - STREET, AUCKLAND, NZ Or Box 469, G.P.O. 8/2 AWHIA OARMERB' ~7uT APERATIVE nOMPANY Having oompleted arrangmenta to open STOREROO3I3 in KAWHIA, the ab+ve Company are prepared to Supply gettl rs with All Reqiremesta. GRABS SEEDS will be a Speciality, and P* ' are carefully selected by men of lartro ox- Eorience, and will bo supplied to Sham older* and Farmers Genej ally at a Alini ujotq Cost and of Guaranteed Quality. ENCING MATERIAL also will be Sup plied at the V6ry Lowest Possible Rate. The K.F.C. Co. are makißg arrangements for the Supply of Stok to tanners, and will place their Shareholders on an oqnal foot ing with the best Fanners Unions in New Zealand. The objects of the Company are to Supply Shareholders with Every Requisite at the very lowest cost, and to promote and foster any and every industry that will be of benefit to settlors and intending settlers, and to dispose of their produce in the very best markets. as possible to avoid any disappointment. KAWHIA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY ROYAL HOTEL, RAGLAN FavauriU Seaside Besort for Tourists The proprietor begs to notify the th« public that he has entered into possesion of above Hotel' which is one of the most comfortable Hoetelries in the colony. No expense has been spared to meet the requirements of Tourists, Families, and Commercial Travel lers. FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE Bathing Houses, Sample Rooms, Stabling, etc. TABLE A SPECIALITY Telegrams promptly sttended to. A. J. NORRIS, 11/7 Proprietor. (Late U.S.S.CO.) For BilioM %nd Nervous Disorders, such as Wind and Pain in the Stomach, Sick Headache, Giddiness, Fulness and Swelling after meals, Dizziness and Drowsiness, Cold Chills, Flushings of Heat, Losb of Appetite, Shortness of Breath, Oostiveness, Blotches <»n the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams, and all Nervous and Trembling Sensations, Ac. Thi fibst Dobi will aiva riliif in twintt minctk. This is no fiction. Every sufferer is earnestly invited to try one Box of these Pills, and they will be acknowledged to be "WORTH A GUINEA A BOX." BEECHAM'S PILLS, taken as directed, will quickly restore feir ' 3to complete health. They promptly remove any obstruction or im-guiarity of the system. For a Weak Stomach; Impaired Digestion; Disordered Liver; M^L^s 8 ! 11 ** 10- £ L' W &T Wi F T?, rk '"on*™ "Pon the Vital Organs; Strengthening the JSfJftft* : n rMtorin 8 th « lon « l°st Complexion ! bringing back the keen edge of appetite, and TuZPS 6 , OT °* ~H V L T? , *• WHOL * "™«cal iNiaoT of the human frame These sr. laoti admitted by thousands in all claases of society, anvl one of the best iruaxanteaa to the •3ttnettao.TwitTMchbo" *' ' 0/ ""* Fatent ***** * V"™ l *- * Fr*p*rt<l only by THOJtAS BJSBOHAM. St. Selans, Lanoaibir*. Borland "THE PEOPLE'S" FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, sjs>Ma«ss>BaVsa«js(jßsjsjsjsjsjsas«ajsaevasjsji If yon require good, cheap Bedroom Puraita'e including Bedsteads, Wire-wove Mattresses and Bedding; also, dining-room Chairs, Couches and Curtain Poles, then send to the best and cheapest furnishing warehouse in the Colony ~ LTD,, "Ths Psofk's" Fuenishins Wabshouse, SM to 312 Qnspn . Street, 4TTOKijANT) IMPORTANT NOTICE. It having come to the li ciation (Limited) that inferior factory is sometimes being sold as the Association's Butter ; and further the second hand "Anchor" brand and " Dairy " brand boxes with the Association s brand still remaining upon them are being fraudulently used for the conveyance of Putter which has not been made by the Association, this is to give notice that any persons using boxes S n p|no^nr 0 r C A^ OnS J r T st r d brands uncancelled are LIABLE Si . Pl * obi^ Urß N > an <i also to request that persons desiring to obtain the Dairy Association's Butter should be careful to see that the wrappers are branded with the Association's name and one of their well-known trade marks-either " Anchor " or -New Zealand Dairy Association. * Any person giving information which will lead to the conviction of anyone pirating the trade marks or selling other Butte;- as the Associa tion s will be rewarded. u * WESLEY SPBAGG, MANAGING DIRECTOR THE N.Z. DAIRY ASSOCIATION (LIMITED). Auckland, Sept. 20, 1902. J. J 0 ME " ! AUCTIONEER, ' | """"*" ™ a ""* n^m^vugUHm**. ! GEORGE G R EGORy< ViCTOBU & Loenk Stb., AUCKLAND. ARTIST PHOTOGKAPL &R PRODUCERS of every kind Dairy, j SPECIALITIES- X Orchard and Darm 1 roduce can depend | on obtaining the Highest Market Price, with j Artistic Studies, Enlargements Quick Sales auJ Account Holes immediately I Children's Portraiture and Qroupe romitted. Special accommodation for Pigs I and Poultry. Fruit Ssle-i hold EVTRI . coskkh ci DAY during the Scatou. Outdoor and QUJtEN AND WFLFSfrRY STREETS Country Sales conducted. Large accommo- AUCKLAND. dation for storing if? : ze and other Produce until fair market price ai obtairpHe ESTABLISHED l 8 Ysihi Rsnßinci: Union Bank of Australia. TO LADTF^ » AQLAN The regula running of the mail coach between Raglan and Hamilton is suspended owing to the bad state ef the roads. J. DALGLIESH Proprietor. TO LADIES No need to consult doctors or chemists The remedies you require in your own hands Write for free copy of valuable book about your lives, your health, your welfare Every woman should read it. Posted free in sealed envelope. Address-G. Specific, £39 Eliss ! b3th-str*et Nr.rth Welbourre. BOOK-BINDING neatly executed at The Waikato Times Office. Hamiltor,
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CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Sunday Dec. 14th—3rd Sundav in Advent Hamilton, St. Peter's—lo.3o a.m., Morning prayer ; 11 a.m , Holy Communion; 7 p.m., Evensong. Whatawhata—St. Barnaba3, 2.30 p.m. Cambridge—St. Andrew's 8 a.m., H.C.; 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Ohaupo—Christ Church 3 p.m., H.C. Tamahere—St. Stephen's 7.30 p.m. Te Awamutu—St. John's 11 a.m.; 3 p.m. Children's service; and 7 p.m. Rangiaohia—St. Paul's 3 p.m. Kihikihi—Christ Church 7 p.m. Pirongia—St. Saviour's 11 a.m., H.C. ROMAN CATHOLIC. Hamilton—Mass, 8 a.m. Cambridge—Mass, 11 a.m., Veapere 7 p.m. Ohaupo—Mass, 8.30 a.m. Pirongia—Mass, 11 am. Evening Devo tions, 7 p.m. PRESBYTERIAN. Hamilton—ll a.m.; 7 p.m. Cambridge—ll a.m.; 7 p.m. Tauwhare—2.3o p.m. WESLEYAN. Hamilton—ll a.m.; 7 p.m. Marshmeadows -2 p.m. Ngaruawahia—7 p.m. Te Kowhia—2.3o p.m. Te Awamutu—ll a.m.; 3.15 p.m.; 7p.m Manga piko—2.3o p.m. Kihikihi—7 p.m. Te Rahu—2 p.m. Huntly—7 p.m. Matahura—2.3o p.m. Matahura Gorge— 11 a.m. SALVATION ARMY. Hamilton, 11 a.m.; 3 p.m.; 7 p.m.; at the Barracks. Cambridge, same as for Hamilton. Gospel Hall, Chapel-street, Cambridge, the Lord's Supper, at 11 am.
COMING EVENTS
Meetings Local Bodies, week knmnc
Decejibek 13. Hamilton Borough Council—Friday Hamilton Domain Board—Friday Tamahere Road Board—Friday Tuhikaramea Road Board -Saturday Magistrate's Court Sittings Cambridge—Friday, 12th, 10 a.m. Te Awamutu—Tuesday, 16th, 10 a.m. Raglan—When necessary.
COMMERCIAL.
MARKET PRICES CURRENT.
Waikato Times Office This Day.
The following prices for the current week are quoted by the Hamilton tradespeople to-day:— Bacon, per lb— Cambiidge: Wholesale lod ; retail Is. Hams, per lb —
Farmers': Wholesale lid: retail Is Id. Eggs, per dozen—Wholesale 10d; retail Is. Dairy butter, per lb—Wholesale 7d; retail Bd. Cheese, factory, per lb Wholesale Gid ;
retail, 8.1. Table potatoes, local; per ton-Wholesale
£1 in,; ; retail, £5. Chaff, per ton Wholesale, £0 ■ r'tail
£0 His.. Sharps, per lotlb Wholesale 8s ; retail
ss yd. Bran, per loulb Wholesale 8s ; retail
8s 9d. Oats (Southern) per bushel Wholesale,
lis Gd ; retail lis lod. Oats (local) per bushel—Wholesale 3s3d
retail, is 7d. Fowl Wheat, per bushel Wholesale os retail, 5s Gd. Maize, per bushel—Wholesale, 4s 9d ; re tail 5s 3d.
HAMILTON STOCK SALE. Mr \\. J . Hunter's usual sale was held yesterday, and was attended by a great number ot both buyers and sellers ; among the former was a representative of a Home firm, who purchased several lots for export. 1 he heid of cows advertised for sale by Mr C . Hutchinson attracted a number of buy e s of dairy cows, and from first to last bidding was spirited and good, the quality of the cows being above the average Some of them were really first-class, two of which reached the very satisfactory prices of £Lo 10s and „£)3,being purchased by Jlr 11. Coop and Mr Kanstead respectively. This herd has taken some years to get together, and it will not bo an easy matter to collect another herd of equal quality. There was a full supply of all classes of stock, but with a few excep tions the fat stock was not of extra quality, much that was offered being quite on the lean side. Stores eold well, and the same remark applies 11 most lines that were offered, there being but fow passed in. A large quantity of young stock calves and yearlings were offered and prices were fully equal to late values; some pens of these wero of real good quality. Sheep were about equal to the demand and brought prices which should be satisfac tory to the sellers. Pigs were in extra full supply and although the bidding was free and spirited, prices were not anything like equal to those realised for some time past. This was one of the most successful sales held for some time and Mr C. Hunter was kept busv from start to finish, which was not til! about (5.30 p.m. Prices ranged as under :—Fat steers up to £lO 10s, aTws, £Q 15s, £7 7s 6d, £8 ss, and £9 10s ; heifers, £'l 15s to £'.) 10; store steer:; X\ Bs, and Xo ; Dairy btdl, £7. Dairy cows: These coming after those sold by Mr Hutchinson were somewhat effected in price, buyers having apparently secured what they wanted; £5, £5 ss, £5 7s Gd, £6; dairy heifers, £-i 10s, £-i 15s, £5 ■ yearlings, £1 Pis, £2 ss; lambs', 9s \ Fat sheep lis 4d, lis 9d, 1 4s Id, lbs Gd ; young pigs 5s Gd, Us, 10s Gd, lis fid, 14s 3d, 17s : sows, and large 20s 23s Gd, 25s 6d, 28s,' 29j. Hutchinson's cows, £h ss, £7 los, £l\ £1 15s, £s, £7, £7, £7 ss, ,£lO, X 7 15s, £7 ! 123 6d, £6 10s, £5, £l2 10s, £9 15s, £9 ss. ij £7 17s 6d, £7 7s Cd,£s 7s 6d,£4105, £U 15s' jj £ll, £B. £s, £l3, £0 17s 6d, £6 10s, ,£6 10s' 11 £5 12s 6d,£6, iti 15s, #3los, M ss, £i 10s, I
.£1 os, £5 12s Gd, £4 12s Gd, ,£5 10s, £4 12s 6d : pure bred Ayrshire bull, £O, the prin cipal buyers being Messrs. Pairmau, Coop, Ranstead, Honeybun and "Ward. Factory cans 15s to 21s. OHAUPO SALE, About 40U head of cattle were yarded at Mr \V. J. Hunter's sale at Ohaupo on Tues day last, the majority being young cattle, dairy cows and beef; no grown steers oii'ered. The demand was good and nearly everything sold at the hammer. Dairy cows, springers, made from £0 10s to £8 10s; do., in full milk, £6 to £7 ; io to I.S -moiith old heifers, £2 17s lid to £3 lis: yearling steers, £:: 5s to I' 3 Iss ; yearling heifers .£2 10s to £3 5b ; empty store cows £-1 17s to £5 2s ; fat cows, £G 10s to £7 15s. MESSRS G. W. RINNEY AND SONS REPORT. At the woiil sales on December 2nd' prices advanced. Coarse, Id •. medium, Ijd to lid.; fine, ljd to 2d lb. The highest prices ruling were for Waiheke Island clips, and we sold Carey Bros.' C over W. crossbred Bd, half-bred BJd; J. Fleming, Ardrossan, half-bred Sid, J. Kennedy, Ess lin, Down cross, B]d. Hides.—Market has continued firm throughout, with brisk competition for ali well-flayed and conditioned lots. Prime ox 7dto7M; extra stout, Old to GJd: stout, 5Jd to (3d: medium, 4ijd to 5d j light -lid to 4Jd: cow, picked, ifd ; best lines, lid to 4§d; good, 4d to 3d to 3Jd ; calf, 4d to 4Jd ; stags, 2Jd to 3d lb ; damaged, dull of sale. Sheep skins.—Local, green and salted, 3s to 3s Gd ; shearlings, 7d to 9d; lambs, Gd to 9d; country dry skins, 2s Gd to 3s Gd ; pelts, 4d to Gd j damaged pelts, Id to 2d each. Tallow.—Best, up to £26 ; good, £23 10s to .£2l; seconds, £FS to £>o ton ; fat, lid to l:}d lb. Bones.—Good dry, £1 10s to .£1 15s ton.
ADDING TON STOCK SALE. CIIRISTCHURCII, Wednesday. At Addinaton, fat cattle (20S) were mostly cow beef, with a few prime heifers and steers. The market opened easier and late rates were maintained, beef ruling at 28s to 32s Gd ; best steers, ,£lO Co ,£l2 los • others, £8 12s Gd to £9 10s ; best heifers] £9 to ,£l2 5s ; others, £5 15s to £3 10s ; best cows, £8 to £9 los ; others, £5 5s to £7 10s. Store cattle were a fair entry, and good useful sorts met with keen demand. Yearlings £1 Vis to £1 18s ; 15 to 18 months, £2 7s Gd to £3 6s ; two year steer 3, £5 16s ; heifers, £4 2s Gd'to £1 15s Gd ; three-year steers very forward, ,£8 10s ; heifers, £5 7s Gd to £5 9s. Fat sheep (1800) included some veiy prime shorn wethers and ewes, all of which sold well. A few woolly sheep were in, and anything unfinished was not so keenly sought after. Wethers in wool, 18s to 21s 3d; extra prime, shorn, 24s 6d to 31s; freezers 17s to 20s 9d; lighter, 15s Gd to 16s 9d; woolly ewes, 15s to 20s 3d; shorn, prime, to 20s 3d; freezers, 16s to 18s 8d; others, 12s Gd to 15s ; shorn merino wethers, 18s Gd. Fat lambs (1266) were mostly good. Exporters took 781 at 12s 8d to 16s 6d : butchers' 485 at lis to 15s 7d and up to IGs 3d. Store sheep (400j: All classes were in demand. Shorn wethers, 143 to 16s; mixed two-tooths, lis 10d' hoggets, 10s 6d to lis 4d ; woolly ewes,' with lambs, 7s 8d to 9s 8d; shorn ditto,, 68 6d to lis Gd ; merino ewes, with lambs' 6s 7d, all counted. Pigs (120) ; There was loss competition for baconers, which were mostly in backward condition, but porkers sold well, and stores, which were in short supply, were in strong demand. Baconers 4fls to 555, to 65s for extra (4|d \h) porkers 28s to 29s (s}d lb) ; large stores, 23s to 33s ; smaller, lis to 20a ; suckers and weaners 10s to 13s 6d. *
GRAIN MARKET. DI'XEDIX, Wednesday. Oats : There is fair inquiry for prime milling and bright feed, but little bu-iness is passing in the absense of stocks. Me dium and discoloured are offered freely, but for these there is little demand. Prime milling 2s 8d to 2s Ski ; good to best feed, 2s Gd to 2s 8d : medium discoloured and in ferior 2s to 2s 5d (sacks extra). Wheat: There is a strong inquiry for mill ing linos, velvet being in special demand. Local stocks are extremely small, aud as holdings in the country do"not appear large it is almost impossible to fill buyers' require ments. Fowl feed is scarce, and has again advanced. Prime milling 5s to 5s Gd : medium to good 4s Gd to 4s Kid ; whole fowl wheat is 3d to 4s 6d : broken and damaged 8s 9d to 4s 2d (sacks extra\
AUCKLAND PRODUCE MARKETS
Farm and Dairy Produce.—Butter : New Zealand Dairy Association, lid lb ; factory lid lb ; separator butter,Bd ; dairy butter, 7d ; second quality, Gd ; fresh eggs Is per dozen wholesale ; cheese, farmers', 3jd to lid lb: factory, large, sjd, medmm size, sid, loaf Old - Flour Market.-Flour, local, whole ale, £l2 lis: wheatmeal, £[2 10s ; bran, £7 ; sharps, 2'XJlo sacks, £7 : oatmeal, £lllos per ton, 25's. ■• .Grain.-Oats, B grade, 3s 3d, ex store ; fowl wheat, 4s 9d, ex store, sacks included. Southern milling wheat, 5s Gd, c.i.f., sacks extra ; maize, 4s, wholesale line's on wharf.
Potatoes—New kidneys. £ll. Chaff—Local, £Q 5s to £6 10s ; Canter dury, £7 to £7 us ex store.
The Waikato Times THAMES VALLEY GAZETTE, AND KAWHIA ADVOC A TE. THE OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN THE WAIKATO. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1902. LEST WE FORGET.
A cabi.eokam which we published yes terday stated that an influential meet ing, attended by Princesses Christian and Beatrice, had been held in London with the view of impressing on employers the crying needs of 70,000 reservists and time-expired soldiers now idle. This movement unmistakeably gives evidence of the greatly modified opinion of the British regulars now held by the people of England. ' Formerly the soldier was looked upon as a' mere lighting machine, which could be thrown aside with impunity and with no moral responsibility, when he be came worn out or unneeded. Hap pily this semi-barbarous idea is now fast dying out, and civilians are beginning to realise that the "redcoat" is, after all, brother man, erring perhaps, but more as the natural result of this social ostracism than from any undue criminality in herent to his nature. Accustomed to hardship, and uncontrolled by the dearest ties of home and kindred, the soldier naturally develops the rougher side of his character : that this is so constitutes a blot upon our nation al treatment of our defenders. Eng land has particular occasion to re member her "absent-minded beggars" who saved the Empire more often than most of us unacquainted with the secret history of the world are prob
ably aware of. .Many and many a time the fate of the Empire "has weighed in the balance against the action of a solitary soldier on outpost on some distant frontier, while in the more cultured and pleasure loving cities the dance and the drinking-cup were the only things thought of. Although naturally we in New Zealand have not the same aeuteness of the trouble as obtains in England, there has yet been some cry that the returned troopers have not received fair treatment in the offering of facilities for their settlemenl on the land. We do not say that some of the trouble has notarisen deservedly through the fault of the troopers them selves, but there are genuine eases where the soldier is really anxious to get into harness in the making of a home for himself. On behalf of these, Mr Witheford has shown himself a staunch champion. for which he deserves great credit and a far larger measure of success than has hitherto attended his efforts. Of course the objection is raised that the scheme is open to grave abuses, but with proper safeguards these can be prevented; Mr Witheford is keen enough to propound a workable system. A little judicious help and encouragement now is far better than the provision of homes and refuges in the future for the broken and needy, for besides assisting the indivi dual, the State is also a large gainer. It is to be hoped that during the next session a more comprehensive measure of assistance will be granted than the meagre area of land already set apart for the settlement of our returned troopers.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
" The Desertion of Whakarewarewa " is the heading to an interesting article on our fourth page.
A reward is offered for lost pig. A second-hand reaper and binder is wanted.
A reward is offered lor recovery of a. roan gelding lost a Awakino. Messrs W. C. Davis and Co. advertise for Saturday next a monster sale of Christ mas poultry and general lots, includiug piano, spring trap, and Orion range. Sale is at 2 o'clock sharp.
Our Kawhia correspondent writes ; Eight cases of slygrog selling, four against Falwassers, two against Floyds, and one each against Dan Noonan and Hill, caught by special spies, come up for hearing on Tuesday, 16th, before Mr Northcroft, S.M. at Te Awamutu.
Old residents say that the stock sale con ducted at Hamilton yesterday by Mr W. J. Hunter was one of the best yet held in the Waikato. Taken as a whole the stock was of exceptional quality, and coming as it did from the farms of reliable breeders commanded really high prices.
His Excellency the Governor.accompanied by the Hon. C. H. Mills, Commissioner of Trade and Customs, will shortly visit the Cook Islands, where the Minister will en quire into the wants of the islanders and ascertain their wishes in regard to trade relations with New Zealaud. •
The headsmau of the Japanese capital has just died, after a manner which almost melodramatically illustrates the dramatic fitness ot things. While passing over the railway at a level crossing near Tokio he was caught by a passing train, and he who had beheaded many was himself beheaded. The following games of bowls were played on the Cambridge green on Wednes day afternoon last: Dennis, T. Wells, K. Carr, F. O'Toole (skip) 11, v. G. E. Clark' H. J. Davys, W. Earl, W. F. Buckland ,skip> 2i). J. Young, J. Ferguson, A. Wallace, T. Richards (skip) 13, v. A. Deveroll, M. Wells, Beveridge, W. Wright (skip) 28. A Dunediu correspondent of the Christ church Press says it is likely that, as the liciuor trade say they are anxious as any body else for reform, the temperance party will stand on one side at the election of the Licensing Committee in March next and give the licensing people a chance of regulating, by putting in their own Committee.
Messrs Gaze and Co. whose new adver tisement appears on page 3, have just im ported an up-to-date lens, known as the "Cooke Anastigmat " which is specially adapted tor the taking of portraits and groups in a way that cannot be equalled by other lenses. Messrs Gaze and Co. are lucky in possessing one of the first ever im ported to New Zealand.
Messrs. W. C. Davis and Co., Auctioneers and Laud Agents, Hamilton, report that during the past week they have sold Mr Audrevv's 6-roomed house and two acres of land near the Gas W r orks to Mr Bullock, of Australia. Also, Miss Martin's property next the High School, comprising one acre of land and 6-roomed house to Mr Holloway, of Topera. A fair demand for properties exists on the west side of the river.
Mr D. Yinsou-Dossotor, teacher of voice production and singing, has decided to open classes for ladies and gentlemen at begin ning of year, at 10s 6d per quarter—by this means a most enjoyable as well as very profitable evening will be spent each week. Intending members will oblige by leaving names at Mr .Paul's Book-arcade, Hamilton. —Mr Dossetor will also be glad to call upon any desirous of having their voices tried—Terms for private lessons per ar rangement Private address, Armadale, Hamilton. [Adyt.!
" Christmas is coming " is the burden of the children's song at this season of the year, as with longing hopefulness they await the advent of the evergreen, though aged, Santa Claus. Santa Claus is a most accommodating gentleman, who seems to possess an infallible intuition as to the exact present the little one desires. Should a pretty doll, a wonderful working model, or a good book arrest the attention of a child, that particular thing is bound to find its way in some mysterious manner into the stocking trustingly hungup by the bedside. Messrs Upton and Co. have just got in a stock of books and cards which should afford an excellent range for the fancy of the little ones and give Santa Clau3 a heavy task in providing for their wants. An opinion of considerable importance to hotelkeepers and boardinghouse-keepers has recently been given by the Solicitor- CTeneral to the Department of Agriculture. The question was as to whether hotel or boardinghouse-keepers who keep cows for supplying their own boarders only had to have their dairies registered. The follow ing is the opinion :—"On the whole, I think that in the case quoted the milk is sold, and consequently the dairy should be registered. The case is clearly one within the meaning cf the Act. If an hotekeeper or a boardinghouse-keeper can supply in fected milk with impunity he may dissem inate disease in wholesale fashion."
WHAT DOES THE NEGLECT OF A BAD COLD MEAN ? Only too frequently a serious attack of Pnenmonia and the sowing of the seeds of that ecourge of humanity, Consumption. These evils can be averted by taking TUSSICURA, which has been proved by experience to be the Remedy ef the Age for all comphints of the Throat, Lungs and Bronchial Tubes. Price 2s 6d per Bottle. Obtainable at all Chemists and Storekeepers throughout the colonv. Wades Worm Figs the Wonderful Worm Worriers—are a sure remedy, in Is boxes. Sold everywhere.
On Sunday next the Rev. T. Eskyn, of Devouport, and the Rev. D. C. Bates will exchange duties for the day. The liner Athenic took ground yoster day afternoon in the Wellington Harbour, and after remaining fast for nearly six hours was floated off the bank and returned to the anchorage for examination. While fishing on the Seven-Mile Beach, to the south of Oerringong, Now South' Wales. Mr J. \\\ Dude discovered a black pearl in a pippy taken from the beach. The pearl is a beautiful specimen of its kind. •
1 he settlers of the Marlborough district are turning their attention to dairy farm ing in earnest. At the recent dinner given by the Agricultural and Pastoral Associa tion in Blenheim, several of the speakers urged the Opplication of that industry to the natural resources of the district, sayin" that a portion of the colony is highly fa vourable for cattle stocking. " ' Here is a recipe for long life—" How to live to a hundred," by one who has done it. First make up your mind to livo to that age. Most people, it seems, expect to die about seventy, and for that very reason they generally do die then. This is the biggest part of the recipe. Eat very mode rately ; little or no meat—mostly fruit and grains. Two meals per diem is quite enough, as most people simply gorge them selves. Never overload the stomach. Drink distilled water exclusively, and take regular systematic exercise daily, no matter how much ordinary work you have to go through ; that does not count as exer cise.
A very practical joke has been performed upon a well-known Manawatu Scotsman-. Recently, he was taking home two specially tine sleep. Both sheep wore splendid fleeces, and the farmer was justly proud of his purchases, and he made special arrangements with a shearer to visit his farm on the following day to shear the sheep. <in reaching home, ho left them in the trap while he paid a, visit to a neigh hour, hi the course of half-an-hour, he met another friend, and volunteered to show him the woolly wonders he had pur chased. Judge of his rage and consterna tion when he found that during his ab sence some practical joker had shorn both sheep. It is now unwise for anyone, wish ing to avoid hostilities, to mention the word " wool " in the farmer's presence, and he would be a bold man, indeed who would dare to bleat within a hundred yards of him. SPRAINS are often more serious than broken bones on acconnt of not being pro perly treated. Apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm freely as soon as the injury is re ceived and it will quickly restore the parts to a healthy condition. \Y. DEY, Aeent Hamilton; THOMAS WELLS, Agent' Cambridge; GEO. M. A. AHIER, Agent' Te Awamutu, sell it. DINNER SETS— F r\ ia H
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NEW ZEALAND'S GENEROSITY
(By Telegraph.— Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Yesterday. In addition to the Government paying freight on fodder for the relief of sufferers by the drought in Australia, they will give free railway carriage to all such stuff to the chief ports of the colony.
THE NATIVE POLICY.
IMPORTANT SPEECH BY THE FREMIER. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WANGANUI, Yesterday. Mr Seddon addressed a representative g;ithering}of Maoris at Pufciki yesterday- He contradicted the report of his remarks at Papawai r.'gp.nling the Maoris and the Boer War, au.l n led that he intended to leavethe colony. Usaidareportthathewas to leave for Soul L Africa had been circu lated by those who wished he would do so. The wish had been father to the thought. "You have still got Ruapehe, Touganro and Egmont " said Mr SfUdon, " they are fixtures and so am I." Referring to the proposed legislation, Mr Seddon urged the Maoris to give permission to surveyors to survey native blocks at once, in order that the Maori Councils, on meeting on tne 14th January next, could be in a position to immediately throw the land open for settle ment. The Government intended to ap point a person who would be responsible for the survey of Maori land. This official would be a resident in the locality of the block, and the usual difficulty of communicating with the Commis sioner of Lands would be obviated. Mouey would be advanced for roads' and bridges through the Native Land Department on the same conditions as under the Lands for Settlement Act, and the cost of survey could be repaid by in stalments spread over a reasonable period. The Government were greatly pleased at the manner in which the Maori Councils performed their duties, and he (the Premier) was of opinion that the Government would from time to time extend the Council's powers. He announced that Dr. Pomare had been placed in control of all sanitary matters affecting the Maori race. The Premier also stated that the Government intended to increase the number of young Maoris now studying for- pro fessional careers. They would be drafted from different tribes, and would receive pro fessional instruction, on condition that they devotod their services to the welfare of the Maori race. The Government wished to give not only general education to the Maoris of both sexes, but also technical education. Mr Seddon srated that next session a bill would be introduced givinc the Maoris the privilege of voting at the ballot box. The Premier concluded by urg ing the Maoris to elect members who would support the Government in thpir proposed legislation. After Mr Seddou concluded his speech several natives, in cluding Mr Hone Heke, spoke strongly in favour of the Government policy.
INTERPROVINCIAL.
EXPORT OF POULTRY. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Yesterday. There is great activity at the poultry ex port depots of the colony, and the output for the past eight months exceeds the out put for the whole of the previous year. NEW COAL SEAMS. ASHBURTON, Yesterday. The Mt. Somers Coal Company has struck a new seam of coal, 6ft 6in thick, which is estimated to yield 100,000 tons of coal. Indications point to other seams be low the present one, which the company intend exploiting. MAORI WILL CASE. WELLINGTON, Last Night. The Chief Justice, in giving judgment in a Maori will case to-day, held that the testamentary power of Maoris was not meant to be taken away by the Maori Lands Administration Act, 1900, and that a Maori owner could not make a valid devise of his land.
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(Received Dec. 11, 10.6 p.m. t NEW YORE, Dec. 11. The British cruiser Charybdis seized the Venezuelan gunboat Bo livar at Burt of Spain and detained the officers but landed the crew on the Venezuelan coast.
The Torpedo boat Quail has started from Trinidad in order to seize the vessel guarding the Orinoco.
The British spradron is blockading the Venezuelan coast to La Gunyra while the German squadron is blockading from La Guuyra to Columbian border. It is believed they will be united in seizing the custom houses. President Castro informed the Britisli and German representa tives that he deemed the seizure of warships lying at the quay arbitrary and unprecedented, raining the indig nation of the Venezuelans to the highest pitch, and that as a justifiable reprisal the Government arrested 97 Germans and all the British residents except two. He seized their railways and appealed to the Venezuelans to take arms. INTERNAL DISSENSIONS. NEW YORK, December 9. Rolando Reira, a prominent leader of the Venezuelan revolution rallied 2,400 rebels with the object of a fresh attempt at revolution. A large num ber of rebels are assembling else where.
STOCK FOR THE TRANSVAAL
NEW YORK, Dec. 10
The British Government has col lected thousands of mules and horses at Lathrop, in Missouri, for shipment to South Africa, in the middle of January, to re-stock the Transvaal farms. Many thousands are still re quired.
A NATIONALIST IMPRISONED
LONDON, December 11
Dennis Kilbride, Ex-M.P., and a prominent Nationalist, has been sen tenced to eight months imprisonment without hard labour on a charge of inciting a West Meath Nationalist to murder Major-General Devenish Meares, a local landlord. At a pre vious trial in August hist, the Juuv was equally divided, and Kilbride was then released on bail. Last month Kilbride was sontenced to four months for intimidation in Tip perary.
GENERAL ITEMS
(Received, Dec. 11, 10.36 p.m.) CAIBO, Dec. 11
After the Duchess of Connaught laid the last stone of the Assouan Dam, the Duke of Connaught opened the lock gate, the Khedive opening the sluices. LONDON, Dec. 11. The Countess of Dudley, after a re freshing sleep, is substantially better. LONDON, Dec. 11. It is reported at Berbera that the Mad Mullah was assassinated while at prayers by spear thrusts through the stomach. Advices from Tangiers state the re bels in Morocco are increasing. They surround the Sultan's troops between Fez and Robert. The Countess of Dudley's progress is not maintained (?). BERLIN, Dec 11. The Reichstag has adopted new rules, limiting speeches upon points of order to five minutes. The Tariff Bill lis making steady progress. WASHINGTON, Dec. 11. Senator Hay and the English Min ister at Washington have signed the American-Newfoundland reciprocity treaty. "ST. PETERSBURG, December 11. Terrific snow storms are raging in Russia and the Black Sea. Railway communication is interrupted over a large area.
AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
A PANDEMONIUM. SYDNEY, Dec. 11. In the Legislative Assembly an all night sitting terminated in a scene of wild disorder, owing to the Govern ment forcing the Treasury Bill through. Some very forcible lan guage and epithets were used, and members freely challenged each other to fight, two Ministers being especi ally prominent. One was compelled to apologise to the House.
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Received December 11, 1.43 f..in. SYDNEY, Deo. 11. No fresh development has taken place in the Maritime trouble, but it is un derstood the owners are preparing another statement dealing with the situation, and traversing the statement made by the men's delegates. The latter met to-day, and discussed the official report of the conference issued last night. Their deliberations are kept secret, but it is understood noth ing delinite has been decided upon. They are waiting on the owners to make the next move. They declare that until then no action will be taken and that they will allow things tore main as they are. The men disavow any intention to provoke a strike, but are determined not to accept the £1 reduction. THE MEN'S SIDE CF THE QUESTION. SYDNEY, December 11. Both sides express determination not to retreat from the positions they have taken up. The seamen's delegates, in inter views, stated that the attitude they took at the conference was that in the face of the large dividends paid during the past twelve months no warrant existed for the proposed enormous re duction in wages, equivalent to L3per cent. They urged that the New Zealand arbitration award given since last con ference waspreferableto the agreement under which seamen worked in Austra lia. The New Zealand conditions would be accepted by the Australian union: they were a fair compromise, which shipowners might have ac cepted. On these lines there would have been a reduction of 10s per month although a slight alteration in hours and other particulars would have re sulted. The delegates say that the men are in no way to blame for the present position. They urged that the June agreement, under which they undertook to accept a reduction if trad* had not improved, did not hold, because trade had undoubtedly improved. As to the question of foreign compeeition, they contended that it no longer existed. Tn support of this they stated that a certain ves sel which had previously sailed under ! a foreign flag, was now trading under the Britisli flag, with a British crew paid at Australian rates. They also declared that up to the present, there were no signs of competition on the part of vessels released at the ter mination of the war. They are deter-' mined to fight for the men's rights at all costs. There are altogether some 2000 seamen engaged in the inter state trade.
A representative of a firm of own ers says that they ihtend to sign men on on reduced pay, and hoped to sign on all hands, and that they would work amicably. Unless there was an un precedented improvement in business, which was most improbable, the own ers would be unable to accept any compromise.
WAIKATO SHOW SITE.
At the voting ia the selection of a per manent show site for Waikato, Claudelands was selected by a majority of 338 votes.
AUCKLAND LOAN.
(By Tolograph.—Press Association.) AUCKLAND, This Day. At the City Council's meeting last tenders were opened fo• the Cityloaaof £IO,OOO being the 1903 instalment of loan authorised in 1899 by which .£50,000 was to be raisel One tender was received for £4OO at par, one for at par, and one from the Auckland Savings Bank offering to take up all unallotted portions of ttw loan at par. It was decided to accept both> private offers and allot the balance to the'• Savings Bank, v }
CONDEMNED CATTLE.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, Wednesday. A meeting of auctioneers and butchers decided to establish an insurance fund to compensate for beasts condemned under the Government regulations. The vendor and buyer will each contribute la per head for each animal soli and bought in the fat pens at Addington, and the buyer of a con- demned animal will be entitled to receive the difference between the amount paid and the Government compensation. An expert will be appointed with power to disallow insurance on any particular animal beforo the sale.
THE UTIKU MURDER CASE.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) . MANGAWEKA, Yesterday. lwo justices of the peace heard the charge of murder perferred against Michael Maher, Utiku.
a i e e J ldeuco of tfl e doctors was that the death of Cole was due to peritonitis, caused by injury to the stomach. Other evidence showed that Maher was drinking at a public, bar with the deceased, and caught the latter two or three times throwing him to the floor. Cole did not attempt to defend himself, but said to accused, " That will do." Maher said, "I could put you where you would never see daylight again." Shortly after this the deceased went home, and complained of pams in the abdomen, and was seen by the passers-by,rolling and groaning in his
Ihe accused reserved his defence, and was committed for trial at Wanganui Hail was allowed in two sureties of £2OO each, and himself in £3OO, which amounts were immediately forthcoming.
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NIOATE&CO'C PURE TOTALLY kwti -T S S iU ISS EN, KNOX STREET, HAMILTON. CERTIFICATED TEACHER OF THE PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN AND VIOLA. Special attention to Technique & Theory. [a card] R. W. D v e , SOLICITOR Hamilton. MONEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE OF FREEHOLS. iVP TJ ERBE KT / OLLINS. BARRISTER and SOLICITOR SOLICITOR FOR "ADVANCES TO SETTLERS OFFICE." DENT I S T Te Awauiutu, first Tuesday in month. NgaiuawaliiH, second Tuesday iu month. Uuntly, third Tuesday iu month. Te Aroha, fourth Tuesday in mouth. Other districts occasionally. HIGH-CLASS WORK. TERMS MODERATE. MR G; SKENE DIXON SURGEON DENTIST, H> MIL lON. Visits monthly the foil -wing flaoet ! Ngaruiw»hla —lst, Friday Te Awiimutii—2nd Friday Hnntly 4ih Friday. POUR AND A HALF PER CENT, 1. We have Money to Lend at this rate ou First-class Freehold Security. Early Aplications is requested. Vaile Pros,, Legal Chambers, opposite Vulcan Lane, Queen-street, Auckland. 24 7 VjONEY TO LEND on Mortage of Jl First-class Freehold Securities. W. COLEMAN, Solicitor and Notary Public. 109, Queen - street, Auckland, 23 7. H. I. Big g s, AUTHORISED AND LICENSED SURVEYOR. Ten years on Government Staff. NEXT HAMILTON HOTEL HAMILTON. 23,7.' V[ E W S 0 N. O H EP P A R D, LAND, ESTATE AGENT HAMILTON. M K T. H. B OSWOET H, Teacher of Piano, Violin, 'Ckllo and SINOINO, Having taken up his residence in Hamil ton, is now prepared to reue;vo pupils at CLAREMONT VILLA. Cambridge Every MONDAY and TUESDAY. £}Te Awauiutu-- Every l'li! 1 >AY. "Mr Bosworth's " Waikalo Quadrille Band" is now open to accept Engage ments for Concerts, Balls, etc., iu any part the Waikato. ENT A L AT 0 T 1 C E MR E. DE VENNY McGARRIGLE, DENTAL SURGEON, Hamilton. Mr McGarrigle may be consulted ou and after Saturday, August 2nd, at his rooms, Victoria House, Hamilton. Nitrons-Oxide gw administered. Painless Extractions by the most recent process. Artificial work at moderate Prices. IS 7 -H. UPTON. ENGINEER, HAMILTON. HAS ON SALE White Cotton |Was Oils Benzine Belting Bolts and Nuts Coach Screws Packings luscrtion Etc., etc. W. A. Ryan , Co.'s Union Engines Automobiles Goulds Pumps Steel Split Fulk Bolting Shafting Launches (oil stcnin) Etc., etc. SHE R. TEACHER OF SINGING AND VOICE PRODUCTION. TE AWAMUTU. • HANDSOME COMPOTES Just the . thing for a present —6s cash, at E. J. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge. IDLE R. J. R GENERAL CARRIER, COAL AND FIREWOOD MERCHANT, HAMILTON. FIRST CLASS STATIONERY at E. J. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge, in packets at 3d, Id, 6d, 7d, Bd, Is, Is 3d Is 6J, 2s, 2a Od. Business envelopes a specialy.
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The best Medicine known is SANDER AND SONS EUCALYPTI EXTKACT Test its eminent power. »ul effects in coughs, colds, influenza; the relief is Instantaneous In serious cases, and accidents of all kinds, be they woundß, burns, scalds, bruises sprains, it is the safest remedy—no swelling—in inflammation Like surprising effects produced oi croup, diptberia, bronchitis, inflammation of tb< lungs, swellings, etc; diarrhoea, dysentry, diseases of the kidneys and urinary organs In use at hos pitals and medical clinics all over the globe; patron ised by His Majesty the King of Italy; crowned with m-dal and diploma at International Exhibition, Amsterdam Trait Ja .thii improTtd, trUoU and HlKtfU others ' "••■"■»•«•
Long live the King ! But who can tell The certainty of lite, The man who feels to-day so well, Mav die if sickness rifo. Coughs and colds are prevalent ills, Which we must all endure, Though we can fava the doctors' bUls With WOODS' GREAT PEPPERMINT CURE 23 These are bold assertions to make regard ing any medicine, but there is abundant proof of every one of the above statements regarding this remedy. Every household should have a bottle at hand. Get it to day. It may save a life. W. DEY, Agent Hamilton; THOMAS WELLS, Agent Cam bridge j GEO. M. A. AHIEE, Agent Te Awasratu sell it.
CHAMBERLAINS PAIN BALM has no equal as a household liniment. It is the best known remedy for rheumatism, lama back, qumsy and glandular swellings, while for sprains, bruises, buns and scalds it is umluable. One application gives relief Tr/ it. W. DKY. AmntH fl «L. mrr-™' A.HIEK, Agtnt Te Awdmujtu sell it. |
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io v> > promoters the successful issue fo any function long pending always gives satisfaction and pleasure ; hut when the ob ject served is a worthy one, those feelings are to a very large extent shared in by the general public. Surh is tin- ease with the Bazaar and Sale of Work held in the Vol unteer Hall, yesterday, in aid i.f the funds of St. refer'h Church, Hamilton. It has oeen known generally that ('. r various rea sons the finances of the chureh wore not so flourishing as could be desired, and the members of the Ladi'-a' Worker-.' Guild, with a charitable purp.vo some of the sterner sex might with profit emulate in re gard to religious matters, set themselves the task of lightening the load of debt which to some extent has hampered the ex orcise of the truest fu ictions of the church. The successful holding of a bazaar en tails months of patient ;ind unremitting la bour on the part of all concc rued, and the "mere male," casually glancing at the articles so tastefully and temptingly dis played on the stalls, is rather apt to over look this phase of the affair. Leaving aside, for the nonce, the executive of the Guild, wo must congratulate the ladies who aided with donations of work, on the uniform ex cellence, taste and utility of the multitud inous articles, which, moreover, were priced at very reasonable figures, so that a "roaring trade'* was done, both in the afternoon and evening, the stalls present ing quite a bare appearance by eight o'clock Entering the Hall, tho visitor was struck with the general appearance, gay and ani mated, of the interior; the various stalls having been gaily decorated by the fair stallholders. On the immediate left was the principal stall, that of the workers' guild, under the the charge of Mesdames I. Voates, Saudes, I3urd and Jolly. On this stall was displayed all the usual stock-in-trade of a sale of work which, judging by the number of articles sold, should contribute in no mean way towards the general funds. Next, was the produce stall under the able control of Misses Munro and Moore, where all kinds of vegetables in season were arranged. On the opposite site the visitor came to the second stall of importance, where Misses I. Sandes,C. Jolly, and S. Mansell found no difficulty in dis posing of the fancy work of the girls' guild. Miss Atkinson and Miss Coates were next visited and judging by the small army of juveniles in the hall, their profits should be great. Even boys of an older growth felt tempted to sample the home made confectionery so bewitch ingly offered. Last, but by no means least, the stall whereon were flower and pot plants was visited, and the beautiful ex hibits, tastefully arranged, made one of tho most attractive features of the show. This stall was under the management of Miss Searancke, the Misses O'Neill, and Mrs C. Blackburn. The stage, comfortably fitted up for the providing of afternoon tea, supper and ice-cream, was thronged all day by visitors, who thoroughly ap preciated the comforts provided. Miss M. McPherson and Mrs Jolly, assisted by Misses Biggs and McPherson, were most at tentive to the wants of their numerous patrons, and contributed in no small degree to the enjoyment of the affair. The other attractions consisted of guess ing the name of the bride, under the sup erintendence of Miss Holloway ; and the Christmas cake controlled by Miss Stevens j the snowball, the great juvenile delight! rolled with unceasing energy by Miss H. Graham ; the bran tub presided over by Miss Mansell, and the shooting gallery, where Miss K. Graham had n very able as sistant in Mr Willie McNicol. Mrs Bright kindly lent a phonograph, which placed on the stage and set in motion at intervals, provided a pleasant source of amusement. The bazaar was opened about 2 p.m. by the Rev. I). (!. Bates, who expressed pleas ure at declaring the sale of work open. For a long time, he said, the ladies of the
guild had worked patiently and persever '. ingly towards the object they had in view ; as was usual in these cases, they had to look to the ladies for help. The meet ings of the guild afforded pleasure and in struction, especially to the younger ladies, in tho art of needlework and contributed also to the social life of the Church. He enumerate 1 the attractions of the sale of work, and concluded by wishing the workers of the guild the greatest success and en couragement in their good work. During the afternoon and evening the hall was crowded and the receipts amounted t) about £7O, a most substantial addition to the funds of the church. The pleasure of the function was greatly augmented by the excellent programme of instrumental and vocal music rendered by the following ladies and gentlemen ■. Misses Searancke, Coates, Gillespie, Swarbrick, Lambert, Graham, C. Holloway; Mesdames Burd, H. I. Biggs, and Bosworth ; Messrs Vinson-Dossetor, Pan ton and Bosworth Tiio former gentleman is a recent arrival, from Australia, where he studied music under the well-known Signor Cecci, Madame Melba'a Australian teacher; he p38808868 a light tenor of good range, which gives evidence of the first-class training re ceived. The whole programme was super vised by Mrs H. I. Biggs. Tho executive committee are to be con gratulated on the success of the whole affair, and all those who took an active part may rest assured that their efforts on the church's behalf are fully appreciated. These good deeds are of that kind which are done hiddenly.bnt special mention must be made of Mr and Mrs Coates, the latter acting as Hon. Sec, and the Rev. I). c. Bates, who was indefatiguablo in his efforts to pro mote the success of the bazaar and the com forts and enjoyment of its patrons.
HAMILTON CHORAL SOCIETY.
To-night the Hamilton Choral Society's first concert will be given in the Volunteer Hall, when Bach's tuneful operetta " Merrie Men of Sherwood Forest " will be given in cantata form, The conductor, Mr T. «H. Boswor hj, has singularly happy in the choice of his soloists, who are well suited for tho parts allotted to them, while the chorus and orchestra maybe confidently relied upon to materially assist in producing a coneort worthy of tho close attention to detail which has characterised members. The s doists are Miss Maunsell, Mesdames Ray nor Skeet and Brewis ; Messrs C. Stewart, Turbott, S. Meachf-m, F. Jolly, S. Wilson, G. Edgecumbe, Macferson and T. Hartlv. The operetta will be preceded by a short miscellaneous programme including songs by Miss Walker, Mrs Eaynor Skeet, MessT-s J. Bathurst, C. Stewart, S. Meachem and Macferson. From the excellence of the practices which have been held lately, we can honestly recommend attendance at the concert, which will be of a quality equal to any hitherto given by local talent. Tickets pnee 2s and Is may be obtained from any Bninberof the Society.
NEWCASTLE ROAD BOARD
The monthly meeting of the above Board was held at the office. Ohote, on Wednes day last. Present: Messrs K. C. Shepherd iChairman), 0.11. Bycroft, H. N". Poynter, E. K. Nicholson and S. Fullerton. hiogixson's road. Mr Higginson, Whatawhata, urgently requested the Board to proceed with the culvert on his road. As the culvert will lie on a deviation which has not yet been gazetted, the Board would not be justified in going on with the work until this is done. The Clerk was directed to request Mr Dairy to have the plans put through at once, and to apply to the Minister of Lauds for author ity to oxpend the grant which has been pineal on to the estimates for the road. SELY's ROM I. Mr F. Sely, Rotokauri waited upon the Board and stated that he wished to know if the Board intended t'j fulfil the agree ment with regard to the compensation (£2O) which ho was to receive for the road which was surveyed through his property by Mr T. G. Saudes some years ago. He said he had received no compensation what ever. The Clerk was directed to ascertain what was done in the matter. ACCESS TO ROAD. « Mr J. Martin requested that access be given from the Waipa river, opposite his property, to the main road, and he would contribute towards the cost. It was decided that Mr Bycroft see the place and report. mourison's culvert. Mr Fawkes waited upon tbe Board and offered to make a concrete culvert if the Board would supply the material and la bour. It was resolved that Mr Fawke's offer be accepted, and the work proceeded with at once. LOAN'. On the motion of Mr Poynter it was re solved that steps be taken at once to obtain the consent of the ratepayers to the rais ing of a loan of £SOO to be allocated as fol lows : Cutting on Whatawhata-Hamilton road near Saxon and Both wells, £2O, concrete culvert, Black Water Creek, ,£SO ; Napier and Fitz.gerald's road, Whatawhata, .£ls ; cutting near Clark's bridge, Whatawhata road, ii2o: three concrete culverts and cutting on Valley road, Tuhikaramea, £(35; concrete culvert, Frazer's Gully, Te Kowhia £SO; opening new road from Te Kowhia to the creamery, ,£SO ; cuttings on the Pukete road, £4O ; graveil;eg on same road, £lO, concrete culvert and filling in on Rotokauri road £75 ; cutting on same road, .£ls, gravelling at Havelook Hill, Ngaruawahia £ls; cutting on Mawhinuey's road, £lO, Soper's road, Rotokauri, £2O. REPAIRS. The following repairs were authorised : Blackett's road, Ohete j Lagoon Hill, Te Kowhai ; Creamery hill, Te Kowhai. REQUEST. Mr Poynter asked for permission to place a fence and gate across his back road so as to prevent cattle trespassing on his land.— granted. ACCOUNTS The following accounts were passed for payment:—J. E. Magner, £29 7s 10d ; A F. Wileock, £4 6s 7d; T. W. Maunder' ■£3 9s7d.
Daisy Soap, Empire Royal Blue, and Em pire Extract Soap. Three good things for your laundry. Ask J. T. Horne, Hamilton, for-any of these lines. E. J. Davey, Hamilton, stocks our goods. You can purchase Empire Royal Blue and Daisy Soap from his store. Right price for a good article.
You have troubles in your laundry. This is why we advertise. No more worry. Get up at a reasonable time, not in the middle of the night, and by using Daisy Soap and Empire Co.'s Laundress H"lp, Empire Royal Blue and Extract of Sotp, your work is done in half the time, and you don't get angry. Ask the following grocers, men of experience, who know a good thing when they see it, and they will see your wants for Empire Goods promptly attended to: Parr Bros.. Hamilton: E. J. Davey, Hamilton; .1. T. Dome, Hamilton ; Macferson and West, Hamilton. They all stock these goods. In Cambridge same remarks Thonns Wells likes our Empire Goods, and sells them. He, with long experience, knows a good article. Secure a packet of Laundress Help. Don't bustle yourself. Empire Royal Blue, Daisy Soap and Laundress Help do the work and you need not hustle. Savage and Richards, A. G. Harris, F. J. Sanders, Charlie Boyce and all Hamilton and Cam bridge grocers think a deal of Empire Goods. In Te Awamutu and Kihikihi you have up to date stores who stock Empire Goods, Empire Blue, Daisy Soap, etc. Just call at G. M. A Ahier's Warehouse and Gifford and Bowden's.
If you're in Kihikihi and run short of Empire Royal Blue, the bluest blue that ever blued a blue bag, or Daisy Soap, " a daisy," look up T. H. Chapman and John G. Elmsley.
" A little bit later on," when iu Ohaupo, go to J. IT. Edwards for Empire Blue and Daisy Soap.
Further on in the land of cordials ask Green and Colebrook for Empire Goods, Otorohauga
The Empire Coy. supply Choice Cigars wholesale. Try Billy Bright, Hamilton Hotel, for an " Exquisitor." This is an special brand.
Look them up, Parr Bros., Hamilton,— you can get Empire Imperial Coilee, Daisy Soap. No soap like " Daisy." It's a soap that does its work "thoroughly." This is something worth noting, 2 bars of lovely Whit- Borax Curd Soap weighing nearly 31b?, for—Parr Bros, will make the price right.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12 1902-
TEN BOLD ASSERTIONS. REGARDING CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC, CHOLERA AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY. 1. It affords quirk relief in cases of colio, cholera morbus and pains in the stomach. 2. It never fails to affect a cure in the most sovere cases of dysentery and diar rhoea. U. It is a sure cure for chronic diar rhoea. !•. It can always be depended upon in cases of cholera infantum. 5. It cures epidemical dysentery. (J. It prevents bilious colic. 7. It is prompt and effective in curing all bowel complaints, 8. It never produce? bail results. it. It is pleasant and safe to take. 10. It has saved the lives of more people than any other medicine in the world.
Meetings. rtMIK Regular MONTHLY MEETING I of this Lodge will be held in the Lodge Room, Chapel Street, Cambridge, on WED NESDAY, 17th December, at 7,30 p.m. sharp. Bv Command of the W.M. W. R. C, WALKER, Hon. Sec. WAIKATO FARMEKS r ~CLUB~ ~ I* HE Branches of the Club will MEET as follows : W HAT A WH ATA —Fridaj, December 12th, at 7.30 p.m. NGARUAWAHIA Friday, December 12th. at 7.30 p.m. OH AUTO—Friday. December 12th, at 7.30 p.m. TE AWAMUTU—Friday. December 12th, at 7.30 p.m. CAMBRIDGE- Monday, December 15th, at 7.30 p.m. Business: Mr Blackmore will give a paper on the dairy cow, to receive report of the General Execu tive Meeting, to discuss our political situation, and the proposed alteration to rules. WAlHOU—Monday, December 15th, at 7.30 p.m. FATERANGI-No meeting. TAVJWHARE-No meeting E. VEALE, General Secretary,
Amusements. LTAMILTON CHORAL SOCIETY'S L CONCERT, December 12th. Come and hear Mrs Raynor Skeet sing the high C 111 " Sweet Echo." \7OLUNTEER HALL, HAMILTON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13th. DR. LIVINGSTON. D. lectures ui JAPAN, THE LAX!) OF THE RISING SIN*. illustrate] I>y magnificent lantern pictures Dr. Livingston lias enjoyed exception able advantages, having spent much time in Japan during peace and war, and has a most interesting story to tell of the scenes, people, manners and east, mis of our new ally. Admission 2s and Is; Childrenlmlf-urice. )FELLOW\S HALL. CAMBRIDGE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 15th. 11. C. HASELDEN, Manager. AMILTON CHORAL~SOCIETY'S CONCERT, December 12th, first : programme. Special Soloists. Governtnent Notices. TENDERS. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. KUAKURA EXPERIMENTAL STATION DRAINAGE CONTRACT SECTION NO. 7. -"FENDERS will be received up to i- SATURDAY, 20th December, 1902, for the excavation of 75 chains, more or less, of OPEN DRAIX. Plans and Specif the Homestead. M. MULCAHEY, Manager. Tenders- TO PAINTERS AXD PAPERHANGERS TENDERS will be received by the undersigned up to the 24th INST., for PAINTING and PAPERING new house at Matamata. Labour only. Specifications can be seen at the Tower, Matamata, or the Bank of New Zealand, Hamilton. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, JOHN McCAW, Matamata. R ANG IT AIKI D RAIN AI i E I) ISTRICT B^ARD. RANGITAIKI SUB-DIVISION. WHA KATAXE COUNTY. 1 LENDERS are invited for the following works : CONTRACT No. 1-WESTERN DRAIN EXCAVATION, 5 miles 60 chains !i miles 46 chains, width 6 feet, deptli 3ft Gin; 2 miles 11 chains, width 8 feet, depth 3ft Gin. CONTRACT No. 2—EASTERN DRAIN EXCAVATION, G miles: 2 miles drain, width G feet, depth 3ft Gin ; ■1 miles drain, width 8 feet, depth 3ff Gin. CONTRACT No. 3-EASTERN BOUN DARY DRAIN EXCAVATION, 2 miles, width ! feet, depth 3ft Gin. CONTRACT No. I--OUTLET LAGOON 'IM ORINE. ahovrl 15 chains, width 12 fret, depth 3ft Gin. CONTRACT N.>. 5-EXCAVATIOX OF DRAIN THROUGH SECTION Gl: 100 chains, width 8 feet, depth 3ft CONTRACT No. 6 —EXCAVATION OF DRAIX THROUGH SECTIOXS 50, 51, 52, 53, and deepening existing drain. CONTRACT No. 7-COXSTRUCTION OF EMBANKMENTS along western side of Ringitaiki River, in sections 1 mile in length ; total length 5 miles, average width 2ft Gin, height 2 feet. Specifications and conditions of contracts can be seen at the office of this paper, and at the Board's office, Whakatane, after Monday, 15th December. Tenders to be addressed to the Chairman, and sent into the Board's office, Whakatane, not latei than 11 a.m. on Wednesday, 24th December, 1902. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. A. WARBRICK, Chairman Rangitaiki Drainage Board. Whakatane, Ist December, 1902. Waateds Etc /ANTED, a strong intelligent Lad for the iurniture factory. Apply, Thos. Wells, Cambridge. WANTED— Second-hand Reaper and Binder in Good Order. Scud Maker's Name and full particulars to Davis and Co., Auctioneers, Hamilton. 7ANTED KNOWN—Those desirous t V of having FAMILY GROUPS PHOTOGRAPHED at Xmas or New Year should make appointments with Messrs GAZE & CO. as early as possible. —Howden's Buildings, Hamilton. YI7 ANTED—The travelling public to re ' V member that Tea, Coffee, Pies, Pastry, Cakes, etc., are obtainable all day long at my Refreshment Rooms. .Auck land, Local, and Illustrated papers,—J. T. Home, Confectioner etc., Hamilton. AJI7ANTED —Those requiring Violins, T Y Strings, and all Accessories appert aining thereto, to call on or send to 11. H. Howden, watchmaker and jeweller, Hamil ton, who has a large supply in stock. Tl7 ANTED KNOWN, Mrs Bridges has Y Y opened up in Victoria Street, Hamilton, with a supply of Smoked Fish. Fresh fish three times a week. Also, Summer Drinks, Lollies, Sweetmeats etc., to arrive shortly. ~" 7ANTED KNOWN.—V; PlescheTde -1 sires to draw attention to his large stock of Footwear. A splendid lot of Ladies' and (jentlemen's American Kid boots (lace and button), Walking and Evening Shoes, Girl's Lace and Button Boots (tan and black), Good Strong School Boots, Farmers' Boots, Bluchers, Canvas Shoes, Leather and Carpet Slippers (good and cheap). Repairs neat and prompt. First-class boots made to order. V . PLEBCHER, CO-OPERATIVE HOOT SHOP, CAMBRIDGE. Lost, Found. &c. -From Awakino on October 2oth, one roan gelding, 3 years old, branded L.C. on near shoulder. Anyone giving in formation to the undersigned as will lead to recovery of same will be rewarded. JOSEPH CORBETT, Awakino. STRAYED or Stolen from Davis and Co.'s Yard last night, Small Pig. Re-
Business Notices- HAMILTON CHORAL SOCIETY'S CONCERT, December 12th. Full Chorus and Orchestra., a treat in store. MR W. S. EVANS (Of Auckland) pIAXO AND ORGAN TUNER AND i. REGULATOR, visits Waikatn in a few days. Orders may be left at Mr Nixon. Cambridge ; Mr Harker, Watch maker. Hamilton, and Post Office, Te Awannitu. ALMADALE, HAMILTON. Private Boarding; Estafo- Usliiiient. MRS F. A. QUICK. Every Comfort and Convenience for Tourists. HOT AND COLD BATH?. AT GOVERNMENT STUD AND EXPERIMENTAL STATION, RUAKURA, HAMILTON. THE Ui.d.ir >: 'nr.P'l S'rrs will be the Sirv.o-i oi Breeders : THE THO : :.-UGfTRRED STALLION SIXGLISSTIOK 11. fl898). _ J I | H: zlehatch Solo He; mi' = Hazledean Bmar— T.ibi Fee for Approved Mar p, suitable forget ting Reraoum>, TvVO GUI SEAS, and for Thoroughbred*, FOUR GUINEA*. Groom ego 2 (id Puddocking 2s 6d per week, Pay able on demand. IMPORTED SHORTHORN BULL RED LORD XXVII. Calved 3rd Jan,, 1900. Red Lord Orange Blus-wm XIII This bull comes from a aotei milking family. TERMS-ONE GUINEA. For further particulars see circulars obtain able at the office of the Inspector uf Stock, at Hamilton, or from the Manager of the Farm WILDttAK, LI'ELL, and AREY. XMAS SEASON 1902-3. XMAS CARD PACKETS. A LL our Packets are selected by the X celebrated Xmas Card firm, Raphael Tuck and Sons, London. Packet cards are better value than boxes of cards as the whole of the value is made up in cards instesd of paying for the box. WE HAVE NINE VARIETIES. , The Superb, c ntaining 6 carefully selected Xmas and New Year Cards, Cd The Ideal, containing 12 folding Xmas and New Year Cards, Is The Recherche, containing 6 artistic folding Xmas and New Year Cards, Is The Champion, containing 40 novel Xmas and New Year Cards, Is The Unbeaten, containing 20 pretty Xmas and New Year Cards, Is Gd The Excellent, containing 20 effective Xmas and New Year Cards, Is 6d The Princess, containing 20 up-to-date Xmas and Year Cards, 2s Gd The King, containing unique Xmas and New Year Cards, 2s 6d The Welcome, 12 folding New Year Cards only, Is All our packets and Xmas Cards orders are sent post free 15 minutes after receipt of order. Order early—our packets are much sought after, and last year were all cleared a week before Xmas. We have single cards from Id to 7s 6d each. When in town for Xmas do not for get to visit our special Xmas card and fancy shop inside the Victoria Arcade. Admission free. XMAS NUMBERS. Pear's Annual with 1 pictures, Is 6d, posted, Is 9d Xmas London News with 1 picture, Is 6d, posted Is 7d Xmas London Graphic with 2 pictures, Is 6d, posted Is 7d Xmas Holly Leaves with magnificient battle picture entitled " All that was lett of them " (Boer War) Is 6d, posted, Is 7d Xmas Sketch with 1 picture, Is 6d, posted, Is 7d NEW ANNUALS TO HAND. Boys' and Girls' Own Annual 8s each Chums (Boys' Annual), 8s each Young Englnnd (Boys' Annual) 5s each Boys of Our Empire (Boys' Annual; 7s Gd each 5s each Chatterbox, cloth ss, boards 3s Little Folk, cloth ss, boards 3s Gd Our Darling, cloth ss, boards 3s Sunday at Home, Leisure, Hour and Good Words, 7s 6d each Children's Friend, Infant's Magazine, Child's Companion and The Prize. cloth 2s, board Is Gd each Add 2d in the Shilling for postage A FEW NOTABLE BOOKS FOR XMAS READING. Tomporal Power, Marie Corelli, cloth 3s 6d paper 2s Gd Hound of the Barkervilles, Conan Doyle, cloth 3s 6d, paper 2s Gd House Under the Sea, Max Pemberton, cloth 3s Gd, paper 2s Gd Greater Love, Joseph Hocking, cloth 3s Gd, paper 2s 6d The Way of Escape, Graham Travers, cloth 3s Gd, paper 2s Gd Uncle Joe's Legacy, Guy Boothby, cloth 3s Gd, paper 2s 6d Little Mother Meg, Ethel Turner, cloth 2s Gd FOR XMAS PRESENTS. Purses, Pocket Books, Writing Cases, La dies' Hand Bags, Chatelaine Bags, Photo Frames, Photo Albums, Jewel Boxe3, Card Cases, ink Stands, Dressing Cases, Mani cure Sets and Leather Goods of every de scription. VICTORIA ARCADE, Shobtland Street, Auckland, FOR PRESENTATION GOODS, try E. J. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge
Business Notices. N OTICE. PUBLIC HALL, RAGLAN. •SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13. At 1.30. "T 1 BOW EN bears «o notifiy the public ' . of Raglan and surrounding districts that he will shortly open in the above Hall, GREYT CLEARING SALE £SOO General Drapery. Suit of Clothes, Dress Pieces, Boots and Shoes, Saddlery, Jewellery, Watches, Fancy Goods, etc. TURNTP SEED. T )YRAMID STEAMED BONE MEAL— Ammonia .V 44, Phosphates 52-S7, .£8 10s per ton, Blood and Bone, suitable for drilling, £') 12s 6d per ton Kangaroo Guano, £l lss. Grass Mixture, £6 15s. Phosphates, 40 per cent., £5 10s. Corn and Maize Mixture, nitro potash, £6 15s. Turnip Manure, Swedes or Root, .£6 15s Kainit, Imperial Belgium Soluble, does not set hard and can be drilled, .£4 7s Gd. The above are plus freight from Auckland. Turnip Seeds, &<;., of Finest Quality. F. J. SANDERS, Agent for W. S Laurie & Co,, Auckland. IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS. 'AHIKATEA, Mountain liimu and _ Kauri at Lowest Rates. Sashes, Doois, Mouldings. ,vc, of thoroughly Seasoned Timber at less than Auckland Prices, owing to saving in railage. F. J. SANDERS, Agent for J. McAndrew & Co., Pdoroa. TO FARMERS. 'cCORMICK HAY RAKES, Mowers, . and Reapers and Binders are with out a rival; strongly made and of light draught. Send for Catalogue to F. J. SANDERS, Sole Agent for Province of Auckland. FURNITURE. FOR SUPERIOR FURNITURE, well made of Seasoned Timber, and at reasonable rates. Trv, "SANDERS, Q.C.E. CHARCOAL IRONS. 'AVE you seen the Dalli Charcoal _ Iron ? If not, call and inspect the most up-to-date Iron in the market. SANDERS, Q.C.E. ARRAS CREAM SEPERATORS. IS is a boon to persons being too far from a factory, inspection invited. SANDERS, QC.E. BISCUITS. IF you want the choicest procurable, either local or imported, and the greatest variety, send to SANDERS, Q.C.E. CHRISTMAS. r AIKATO BACON CO.'S HAMS. New Dried Fruits, Syrups, Jellies, and of finest quality. SANDERS, Q.C.E. GENERAL GROCERIES. FOR the Greatest Variety, Highest Quality, and Best All-Rouud Value, trv SANDERS, Q.C.E. TGG PRESERVATIVE.—In tins A bottles, and bulk. SANDERS, Q.C.E. CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE "VTEW GOODS Constantly arriving. SANDERS. CAMBRIDGE. HOT WEATiiEU GOODS AT Milne & Choyce, Ltd., AUCKLAND. WASHING BLOUSES, Special job line at 2s Gd, 3a 6d, is 6d ; Mercerised Sateen Blouses, floral styles, 4s lid to 12s 6d; White and Coloured Washing Slk Blcuses, beautifully trimmed, at 12s 6d, 15s 6d, to 355. HOLLAND COSTUMES, with new Rus sian and Eton jackets, and smartly cut skirts, from 24s 'Jd the costume. UNDERSKIRTS, in washing prints, all trimmed, at 2s lid, 3s Gd, 3s lid, to 10s tjd; Fancy Materials, from 5s lid to 255. WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, Special Value, trimmed lace or embroidery and tucks, 33 lid, 5s lid, 6s lid, to 27s (3d. NEW SUNSHADES-Handsome Cream Satin Sunshades, with wide moire stripe, 10s 'Jd; Striped and Floral Roman Satins, 6s lid* 8s lid, 10s 6d ; Plain and Fancy Parasols in every shade. CHILDREN'S WHITE SILK FROCKS, lace trimmed, to fit children from 6 to St years, 9s lid to 21s. NEW FANCY GOODS FOR PRESENTS —Good Fancy Soaps, 3 cakes in artis tic box, Is 3d, Is 6d, 2s 6d, 4s 6d ; Photo Frames, in all shapes, Is, Is 3d, Is 9d, 2s 6d, to 10s 6d ; Purses, at 9d, Is, Is 3d, Is 9d, to 20s ; Fancy Boxed Hand kerchiefs, Is 3d, Is Gd, Is 9d, Is lid, to 10s Gd the box; Real Maltese Lace Scarves and Collars, 10s 9d, 12s 6d, 15s 61, to 455. NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN - Special selection of Gent's Neckties, at Is, Is 6d, 2s 6d, to 4s Gd. SERVICEABLE LINEN HANDKER CHIEFS -Plain hem, Is, Is 3d, Is 6d; hem-stitched, Is 6d to 3s Gd. SMART WASHING WAISTCOATS, in white, drab, and shepherd's plaids, at 5s lid, Gs lid, 8s 6d, to 15s 6d. FRENCH STRAW PANAMA HATS, 6s lid. Latest Ha f s in every style. NEW TUNIC AND TENNIS SHIRTS, from 3s Gd to 7s Gd ; Gent's White and Coloured Sweaters, 3s 6d, 3s lid to 10s 6d. Immense stoakjof Gent's Summer Underclothing.
Davis & Co - DAVIS A CO., hare received instruc tions to sell by Public Auction at their Yard and Mart on SATURDAY NEXT-. CHRISTMAS POULTRY, Orion Range, Singer Sewing Machine, Garden Drill, Linoleum, Chairs, Curtains, Pole and Rings, Wasbstand and Ware, Tables, Single and Double Iron Bedsteads, Register Urate, S.B. Gun, Piano, Mirror, Clock, Mincing Machine, Saddle, Spring Trap, etc. Sale a! 2 o'clock sharp. Also Monster Sale on Thursday next, tiring in your Fowls, Geese Mid Turkeys for Thursday or Saturday's Sale. Watch next Tuesday's papar. W. C. DAVIS, Auctioneer. SPECULATORS LARGE OR SMALL CAPITAL \ND all those anxious to Secure GOOD INVESTMENTS of Substantial and Increasing Value and to those wishing to secure COMFORTABLE HOMES SNUG FARMS OR GOOD PASTORAL PROPER TIES" We would call your attention to the fact that we can offer the best aud most com plete List of Propert ; es of all kinds in the Waikato and surrounding Districts, and are prepared to FINANCIALLY, ASSIST BUYERS. We cannot here advertise our large list of properties in detail, but we are always ready to give, or post full particulars to intending buyers, also to conduct them over the different properties we have for Sale, free of charge. Wo have properties I from 50 acre to 5000 acres blocks in price from 17s 6d per acre to .£lO per acre with good roads, near Post Office, school, Creameries and Railway, and on Easy Terms. IF YOU Desire to Sell We shall be glad to receive full particulars of your property which we advertise in different parts of New Zealand and Australia, which costs you nothing, as advertising is the keystone to our success and our terms are, NC SALE, NO CHARGE. We have numerious inquiries from all parts of New Zeal-nd and Australia, our con nection being very extensive. Having lately sold several properties is a proof ol our ability to do business. Why Pay Kent. We have several Good Town Properties with 4to 0 roomed houses, with j acre tc 10 acre good land in or Hamilton East and West. Easy terms. For further parti culars apply to DAVIS & CO. AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, HAMILTON. Auction sales conducted in all parts of the country. Advances made on all goods placed with us for Sa'e. WAIKATO AGENTS and SHOW ROOMS for the WONDERFUL WERTHEIM SEWING MACHINE Three machines in one. On Time Pay ment, 2s 6d per week. Also, PIANOS k ORGANS English aud German, and on easy terms. From 2s Gd per week. See our quality and price before you pin ch ase. WAIKATO AGENTS Northern Fire Insurance Company Capital .£5,689,000. WAIKATO AGENTS Imperial (gold medal) Calf Food. T best in the market. Once used always used. Auction sales at our New Mart and Yards, Hamilton, EVERY SATURDAY at 2 p.m., of POULTRY, PIGS, PRODUCE FURNITURE, etc. Anything you have for sale TAKE IT TO DAVIS & CO. and have it turned into cash. UPTON & CO., CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS We have pleasure in announcing that we are now opening SPECIAL SHIPMENTS OF CHRISTMAS CARDS AND CALEN DARS. OUR PACKETS AND BOXES ARE OF EXCEPTIONAL VALUE. ALL POST FREE. Memories, 12 Beatiful Cards Diadem, 12 Choice and Elegant Cards Welcome, 15 Exquisite Cards Princess, 25 Chaining Cards Regal, 10 Artistic Cards Unique, 15 High-class Cards Holly Berries, 10 Perfect Gems Merry Hours, 50 Grand Value Record, 50 Fine Assortment Ruby, 12 Lovely Cards Granville, 25 Choice Cards Golden Age, 12 Choice Selection ... Eclipse, 12 Perfect Treasures The Fine Art, 12 Elegant Cards The Fine Art, 20 Splendid Value ... The Duchess Cabinet, 20 Artistic and Choice Selection Rizaline Cards, for Hand-painting, assorted shapes, Is 6d and 2s CHRISTMAS NUMBERS ANNUALS FOR 1903 ARE NOW ARRIVIN Illustrated London News Graphic Holly Leaves Ladies' Pictorial Black and White ... '.. Sphere Town and Country Journal Australasian ... Sydnev Mail ... Bulletin aucKiana vveeluy News 1 0. 1 N.Z. Graphic ... i qj Christchurch Press ~, l Ql Brett's Almanac I 3 Whitaker's Almanac 1 r> Daily Mail Year Bool; .'.. "' Ip, ORDERS ARE NOW BEING BOOKED 83T Our Assorted Packets of Christmas and New Year Cards cannot be excelled, being the Choicest Cards of the Best Makers. UPTON & CO., 158-160, QUEEN-ST., AUCKLAND. t-A DOLINS, and other musical instru ments at WILKINSON'S, Cambridge
McNicoi & Co. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. N Consequence he New Year Holi days, the undersigned will NOT hold Sale at Ohaupo on Tuesday, 30th Inst. McNICOL & (0. .'!•] STOCK SA !.!•:. T)i>. i:\ri:!:!.' in. 1") Fresh Cows, Tuhikaramea 20 Store Cows 10 Two-year-old Heifers 50 18-month Steers 22 2j--year-old Steers, A. Burn- Murdoch 32 24-year-old Empty Heifers, choice quality, Alf. Yells. 40 Three-year-old Steers, Thos. Wil son 30 Grown Store Steers 30 Two and 2J-year-old steers, no Yearling Steers, 10 Good Calves, 17 One to li-year-old steers, 12 Two-year-€>ld Steers 1 Stag, 50 Bullocks, from Te Mata, Neigh bourhood k Te Awamutu, Entries golicitfd. MoNICOL & CO- G. F. MoCullaoh, Auctioneer. CAMBRIDGE STOCK SALE. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20. "*?AT. STORE, AND. DAIRY J CATTLE From Rook Bros, who are giving up dairying 14 Cows, in full milk 14 Calves 2 New Factory Cans 2 Pigs Horse, Trap and Hnrness Set Tine Harrows, Horse Hoe, etc 9 Fat Steers; 6 Christmas Beef, Richd. Reynolds 10 Prime Fat Cows, Win. Yosper ■ 8 Fat Steers, Jno. Fisher 18 Empty Cows, 18 Calves, G. Luxton 80 Miorn Ewes, with lambs at side, G. Luxton 12 Calves, Giles Kerley. 6 Well-bred Nine-week-old Pigs, T. Pennell. McNICOL <fe CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. HAMILTON STOCK SALE. MONDAY, December 22. IN consequence of the usual date falling on Christmas Day, we will hold oui next Hamilton Sale as above, on Monday December 22. ' Entries Solicited. McNICOL & CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. WAIHOU STOCK SALE. Friday January 0., 1903, IN cons quence of usual sale day January 2. coming amidst the holidays we will hold our next Waihou Sale as above—one week later than usual McNICOL k CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. SALE OF ROTO-O-RANGI HERD OF SHORTHORN CATTLE AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, January 28, 1903. |Oa COWS AND HEIFERS, now lo* / with the bull 35 Yearling Heifers * 75 Calves 4 Bulls 4 Draught Horses and Harness 6 Hacks Without Reserve. Catalogue and particulars on application Origin of Herd: The cows were origi nally imported from Melbourne, purchased in 1870 from some of - the best breeders there, including the Circular j Head Co. of Tasmania, one of the first, if not the first company, to import and breed pure Shorthorns in I Australasia ; kept pure since by bulls bred by J. Horwood, Bridgewater Park herd; E. Menlove, Esq, Oamaru ; A. A. Fantham, Esq., Hawera; late John Grigg, Longheach, Canterbury ; Archdeacon Williams, Te Aute, Hawke's Bay ; W. Nixon, Esq., Can terbury ;R. D. D. McLean, Esq., Maraeka kaho, Hawke's Bay ; McHirdy' Bros.. Pal merston North j and N.Z. Land Associa tion. McNICOL <fe CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, February 4, 1903. EWES, LAMBS, WETHERS AND RAMS Entries solicited. At 12 o'clock. McNICOL k CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. PEDIGREE POLLED'ANGUS BULLS FOR PRIVATE SALE. ;<r PURK-BRED POLLED ANGUS '/ HULLS, the property of Mr Alex andur Aitkca, and bred upon the Kereone Estate. For further particulars apply to MONI 00 L & uO. POR pRIVAT'E GALE FARMS in all parts of the district AGENTS FOR: Little's Sheep Dip, Fluid and Powder The Highland Sheep Dip P. and D. Duncan's Implements E.L.T. Noxious Weed Destroyer, a con densed fluid prepared for the de struction of blackberry, gorse, briar, etc. When properly applied this preparation is entirely reliable. One gallon of fluid to 40 gallons of water. Supplied in one, two, and five-gallon drums ; one gallon Gs 6d, two gallons 5s fkl, five gallons ss. Spray pumps especially constructed for the pur pose, prions £l 10s. If bushes are small the lluid can be applied with ordinary wat«r-can. Further par ticulars and testimonials on applica tion. McNICOL & CO. IJ SON in any quantity at WILKIN SON'S, Cambridge— Toyß, Iblls, Albums, Purses, Photo Frames, Writing Cases. Fancy Goods, etc. atr.'t-i Citnttatdgt UAM KSCQTT'S Victoria
W. J. Hanter "«" HAMILTON BOROUGH YARD 3. SPECIAL HORSE SALE. The undersigned will hold hin Annual Hone j Sa'p at the Hamilton Borough Yards on Thursday, December 18, of about OK(\ UNBROKEN COLTS AND &*)\f FII.LIES, HEAVY AND MEDIHM DRAUGHT MARES AND CKLKINHS, DP.Si'ANDING HARNESS no se.s AX!> iiv res Kutri.M to .late fr»:ii H. A. Pell, O. Rob >"n. \V. :;. .1' ■nr-, \lcDonald, Graham, Grigsby, il. Wf.i'. Hi ioughby, Davidson, Newell Cliit'y, Windsor, Hannon, Houston, (iibhons, Arnold. Teddy, Shaw, Turnwald, Ranch. Patterson, Morgan, Cow* liny, Ormshy, Johnstone, Finch, Bruce, Starkey, Bell, Douglas, Stewart, Home, Holmes, Corbett, Crouch, Hicks, Seddon Prendaarast, Shaw, Death Bros, Noble. Dawson, Cussidy. .Smith and Hambli»g, Walsh, Holland, Fry. MoLarnon. Hill Dnn stan, Dodd, Bruce, Hinton, Jackson, Bar ford, Washer, Corhoy, Hansen, Galvan, Bell, Littlewood, White, Friar and Davies, Prince. Foster, Darragh, Dooley, Luxton, Hall, Kae, Jones, Bukowsky, Teasdale, Holtby, Calder, Snook, Marwood, Calder, Cermann, Shakespear, Holcroft, Andrews, l.'ennie, Walton, Wilson, Looker, Hodges, Laxon, Hines, Johnston. Tamaki, Berry, Graham, Miller. ,_ Mare, Light Spring trap, and Har ness. Mare, Sulky, and Harness W. G. Rae Pair of Well-matched Buggy Ponies, 13 hands high, J. Houston. Upstanding Bay Gelding, syrs, good hack, carries lady ; from Tau ranjra Well-bred mare and foal, C. Jar rett Upstanding Chestnut Horse, from Wanganui, sound, grand hack and jumper Handsome Unbroken Child's Pony, by Bonnie Tom—Shetland mare Heavy Spring-cart Mare, took first prize Waikato Show, 1902, and a splendid worker in any Harness Double-seated Buggy (Gee and Pot ter), Pole and Harness, W. Lyndsay Pair of Well-matched Black Boggy Horses I Bay Cob, good hack, E. Tickelpenny W. J. H U~N T E E. CAMBRIDGE CATTLE SALE. SATURDAY, January 10,1003. • In consequence of the nsnal sale da will hold my next Cambridge sale on January 10th, one week later than usual, and will sell: K(\ WELL - BRED YOUNG \o\l CATTLE, from neighbourhood 40 Choice 18-month and Two-year-old Half-bred Polled Angus Steers and Heifers, W. Thornton 20 W-11-bred Yearlings, R. Brow* 8 Choice Yearling, Mr Prioe 45 Choice Yearlings and Strong Calyes, W. P. Reid,G.Reid. 8 Fresh-conditioned Cows and Heifers W. P. Reid 30 Well-grpwn Choice Steer Calves, 6 Fat Cows, F. Hioks 6 Good Dairy Cows, at Calving, W. Stanley W. J. HUNTER. SHEEP FAIR. February, 1903. undersigned will hold his First Fair at Ohaupo Yards, as above. Entries solicited W. J. HUNTER. OHAUPO CATTLE" SALE. Tuesday, December 23. The undersigned will sell at the Ohaupo Yards on Tuesday, December 23rd ■- DAIRY COWS, FAT AND STORE CATTLE, kc. Entries Solicited. At 12 o'clock. W. J. HUNTER. Alfred Buokland ft Sons, AUCKLAND, HOLD WEEKLY AUCTION SALES OH TUESDAYS-For Hid:*, Skins, Wbo Tallow, and Bones, Hoy and Straw. THURSDAYS. AT REMUERA-Fat and Store Cattle, Sheep and Pigs. FRIDAYS - Howes. Harness, Vehicles, Hay, Straw, and Farm Produne. Monthly Sales At WAIUKU-FIRST SATURDAY in each month. POKENO-MONDAY before Rundman Sale. RUNCIMAN-THrRD WEDNESDAY in each month. PUKEKOHE-LAST MONDAY in each month. TUAKAU-FOURTH WEDNESDAY in January. March, May, July September and November. AGENTS FOR: Chesterfield Guana, Little's Liquid and Powder Sheep Dip, Ford's Lung Mixture, Toxa Rabbit Poison. ON SALE AT THE EAYMARKET: ' Poneduit, Superphosphates and other Manures; Gr*ss Seeds: Clovers from Crops and Sobs, Glasgow, and Buret and Bcns, London; Maize, Onto, Chaff, Ac.' The Ha y market* Albbbt St., AUCKLAND. TO LADIES No need to consult doctors or chemist*. The remedies you require in your own hands VViite for free copy of valuable book about your lives, your health, your welfare. Every woman should read it. Posted free in sealed envelope. Address—G. Specific, b'M) Elizabeth street, North Melbourne. 'PHL GOVERNMENT INSURANCE JL DEPARTMENT is prepared to grant Employers of Labour Covers against Risks connected with their trade or business—under the Workers' Compensation Act, the Em ployers' Liability Acta, as well as under Common Law. Owners of property and Mortgagees also protected under special tables. Personal. Ao« ident Insurance effected in all branches. For particulars as to rates, etc., apply to he 'ocal Office of the Department. Commissioner UOODCARVING— Relief, Chip, Floral Chip, etc. Terms, 12s 6d per quarter, Is t>d per hour. Articles designed.—Miss rc.A\ling, 13, Vict .via Arcale, Auckland. Any I'erßon FOUND TRESSPASING with dog or -gun on any of the Assets Realisation B >ard's properties in the Wai kato will be prosecuted. JOHN McCAW, Estates Superintendent, Matamata |
WT/1902/WT_19021212/MM_01/0004.xml | 3,908 | THE DESERTION OF WHAKA REWAREWA.
A correspondent in the Hawera Star of a recent issue writes as fol lows on the above matter :—" Your Saturday's telegrams contained one to the effect that "there has been a general exodus from Whakarewarewa this week, in consequence of a pre diction by a tohunga of an eruption in Geyser Valley."" We are further told that the natives became alarmed in consequence of the action of the Government in certain operations in tended to revive the dormant energies of the Waikiti geyser, which has been for some time quiescent. Waikiti was one of the chief attractions of the district, and the most beautiful of all with its splendid silicated terrace. The natives were also a great attrac tion to the tourist, so that in trying to recover one allurement the Govern ment has, for a time at least, lost another. Mr Donne, of the Tourist Department, has evidently treated very lightly the opinion of the Maori tohunga, whose fears are the result of the dread experience of 1886, and, has thought himself qualified to make a counter prediction, that there will be no erup tion, with intent to convince the natives. But careful enquiry has led me to believe that Maori to hungas are of many kinds, and in clude not only those who deal with psychological problems, but the thoughtful and expert in those things which in our more forward civilisation are the realms of the man of science. Added to a study of human nature which make them skillful to deceive on occasion, the tohunga is a student of the forces of nature, and a careful observer of natural phenomena. Hence his his success is what is [ flippantly called prophecy, and he only becomes celebrated when he has given proof of his skill. It would not be sufficient ,to influence the ordinary Maori by prophecy that a European has a Government appointment, nei ther will he think that with that ap pointment the official was entitled to don the mantle of the prophet, and his counter prophecy will thus fall flat. A review of the situation will convince the unprejudiced that the Maoris have much reason on their side. To revive the energies of Wai kiti the Government agents turned a running steam down an extinct geyser contiguous so W r aikiti, so that the cold water could reach the heated rocks and ther mal forces below, and cause geyser action to resume from its for mer vent. The Maoris theory of the eruption of 1886, is that the water of Rotomahana found access through a crevasse to the fires below with the result that so large a quantity of steam was suddenly generated that the bottom of the lake was blown out. The proof of this is that the first fall of detritus from the eruption was en tirely composed of mud, which indeed was a great safeguard from the igni- : tion of the .district by such fires as those of Mount Pelee, when the second phrase of Tarawera outbreak was reached in the vomiting forth of ' fiery stones. The latter fell on a layer of mud and when they reached the interior of the house were siezed hold of by the occupants with wet cloths and thrown away. Evidence of the two phases is in existence to day, fir.t in the long rift left by the explosion, which reaches from Lake Rotomahana to the top of the moun tain ; and secondly by a distant crater on the summit, from which the fiery stones and pumice dust came. The late Mr Mal froy, from a careful study of geyser action, was able by a "conveyance of water through iron pipes' to thermal centres, to produce the miniature geysers in the sanatorium grounds at Rotorua. This was doing the thing in moderation, but there appear reason in the native alarm when they see a good sized stream iurned into a fiery furnace below and the same action promoted as caused the erup tion which decimated their numbers in 1886. T may mention that the re port of Professor Augelo Heilprin, the greatest expert in the world, perhaps, in an article in the Fort-' nightly Review for September shows ! a remarkably similarity exists be tween the commencement of the erup- • tion of Mount Pelee and that of Tarawera. Cold water had some thing to do with both. Says the professor :—" A small active cone :',O feet in height and 50 feet in diameter, and not known to exist before had on April 27th been thrust up through the lake. It seemed evident that it -\vas the bursting of this cauldron that sen>4k>wn with the velocity of an ex press &Kain the avalanche of mud which ovel-helmed the Usine Guerin." The conclusions of a tohunga and those of a science expert arrived at by experience, tlrs one at] Tarawera and the other at Mount Pelee, do not appear to differ.—l am, etc., ROIUN;STUDHOLME.
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TICKER'S Sunshine Fruit Syrups. Two flavours—Raspberry and Lemou. A 6d packet will make two gallons refresh ing summer drink. Use with water or seltzogene. Sunshine Jelly Crystals. 6d packets. A great success. Fifteen flavours. Cannot be beaten. One packet one pint finest jelly. Ask the flavour von prefer. J Sunshine Pudding Powder. 6d b„»xos. Four different flavours, two flavours in each 6<l box. Each f»d box, with milk, etc., makes two quarts delicious ding. ,_ Sunshine Custard Powder. Four flavours, assorted, in each 6d box. Each flavour makes one pint. Family Baking Powder. ',Onc niori! kind lady wanted as a cus tomer ! Hot the first tin ! the second will won come along. We do not ask you to use the lin to LIFT the scones. You «et honest, full weight, exclusive of the tin always. That Boy knows the Grocer, and the G-rocer knows the Boy by this lime ! !! Of all Grocers. Manufacturer : W. F. Tucker, COMMERCE STREET, AUCKLAND. THE 'BELL AND pHRENFRIED nOMPANY, riMITED, ° AmAI " £303,000 43, QUEEN STREET WdARF, ALBERT BREWERY AND DOMAIN BREWERY, NEWMARKET. DnioTOßa J. Logan Owul, Ebq. (Chairman), Abthitb M. Mima (MaD»(nn« Director), and Lao M. Mtbbs. SIOBBTABY : Alt BED S, BankaßT, Oabla Address: "Beeblve," Anoklaod, AGENTS FOR- R. PORTER & 00., " Bnlldojr " ALE STOUT, London * M. B. FOSTER & SONS (Lm "Bwrb ALE and STOUT, London * J, SOHWEPPE & 00„ MINERAL rf. w. BUttKusemstt, ruRT. o«orfw ADET SEWARD & CO., VD CLARET J AS. BUCHANAN & 'CO., SCOTCH WHISKY, London JAMES WATSON & CO., SOOTOH WHISKY, Dundee ' OJUiUW PEASE, SON & CO., 8.0.5. WHISKY Darlineton HIRAM WALKER & SONS (Ltd " Canadian Olub " WHISKY. Ontario DUNVILLE & SONS (Ltd.). V.RIRISH WHISKY, Belfast ' SIR JOHN POWER & SONS, IRISH WHISKY, Dnblio * ROUYER GUILLET & CO., BRANDY Cognac ADELAIDE WINE 00., "Tanunda. Adpt.ida ' MOET & OHANDON, CHAMPAGNE Reimn £ UU., CHAMPAGNE, Reims E. IRROY. CHAMPAGNE. Reim A. COLLIN, CHAMPAGNE. Chalons Em. Etc. Em A very L&.-sg Assortment of the rust BBANPS of WINES ft. SPIRITS. inofrd-'B* AIiSRALIAN WINES. *} wari ~E hand. CIGARS.™Many yell-feco-sn j>«ahtis Selection, ALBERT & DOMAIN PEIZS MEDALS AND AW-VBDS : Sydney Exhibiton, 187?, 3ff.--Jbor.rre Ex hibition, 1880; Wellington Exhibitor,, 1«85 Anoklapd Exhibitior., 3577. lF7f/ 1880 Colonial and Indian Exhibition, l?sg •' p nn . edin Exhibition, IStO. TASMANIAN IMBIBITION; 1891-2 ■; Ale (bulk). Stwi.i] First Award Gold Medal; Ale {hortisd't. First Avrard; Stont (bulk), Ppeoial First Avard Odd Modal • Stout flottW.), Special First Awerd and Gold Medal. Also. CHAKFTONSBIP cgainst all ForrJiTs. aßdColev.iflt] Be*r Exhibited • and SfELB'-'T.'RNE CENTENNIAL EXHIBI TION, 1888: F?rst Prize end Gold Medal. THE CAMFBJSIX& EHBENFKIED COMPANY (Lm). 7/6/7 litest Prices• SEND TO ffacferson & HAMILTON. We are cash buyers of Butter, Eggs, Horsehair, Fungus, itc., etc. ■. 28 /6 WAVERLCT HOTEi AUCKLAND. IjAURICR O'CONNOR, PROPRIeiK E ill drums t«> ir.tiwafc that he has takun over the business oi thi* Papular Hotel, and wonldre?j.'rc:fn!ly leqmst a continuance of the lih-ial snpp-rt hitheito awarded his pre dwesor. VISITORS TO AUCKLAND will find t-:at iv> effort will bs h.a.-«.1 t>.. afford them evi-ry c..mf- rt, whilst tho TARIFF will be as previously, ' MOST MODERATE. The {-Intel is within one minute's walk Riilway Station «»<] Whnrf, and command inacnihcent view of the Harbour. To the fricud? <.f 6b« Proprietor in different pan., of tho coh-ny, a Cend Mills Failtbo wil ver be extended, and a pleasant stjoorn seured. WINES, SPIRITS, ALES. ETC Of the B£3T BRANDS ONLY MAURICE O'CONNOR. .-.____ 9/12 ■ EXCELLENT ACOOMM^ODATIbFFOB VISITORS. P.O. Box 350 "Telephone 468. Prince Arthur Hotel, WEIXESLEY STREET, AUCKLAND. WincH>nd Spirits of the Best Brands Only st-class Billiard Room. Nii&t Purler. W, M OOOKBTprpprtotor, U.3.S. C<>, CHANCE OF WATER often brings on diarrhoea. For this reason many ex penenced travellers carry a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with them to bo used in case of an emergency. This preparation has no equal as a cure for bowel complaints It cannot be obtained while on board the cars or steamship, and that is where it is most likely to be needed. Buy a bottle before leaving home. W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton • S52 M i S 4 TI LLS ' CambridSl CEO M. A. AHIER, Agent, To Awamutu sell it.
QUALITY, NOT CHEAPNESS, 18 SOMETHING TO BK CONSIDERED WHEN PURCHASIN3 GRAIN & FERTIUZER DRILL THE "FARMERS' FAVORITE" DEMEMIiEE: About 120,0,,,) formers have bought "Elmers' F„„rit»" Mr Joseph flarugh, President of the Wa.kato Farmers' Club b ° Ug WHY ?' m™?; L FaV ° ritH : .f er he had ÜBed other makes. ' not care to tell u, 't d > »tf * you why he >° »*«* -11 vr r/ SOLE AGENTS: iNew Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited, HAMILTON. LAJSTID »» SALE. LANSDOWNE ESTATE, Land For Sale OF 3300 ACRES ' ALL PLOUGHED & GRASSED Eversley Estate, tStfEßMir'™ 'OF 854 ACRES, -j^ all plouohed:and grassed, Woodlands Estate, COMPEISINa Otterbarii Estate THE BLOCK NEAR THE t^n. » SHIP OF TATJPIRI, OF 793 ACRES, Containing NEARLY ALL PLOUGHED AND grassed. 4422 Acres, The above properties all adjoin the Walton Is now surveyed and «nh ama«a • * Station, on the Auckland-Rotorua Railway venientfl23 n?WhftH »* JH»T The land is of excellent quality, and is J FOR PRIVATE SALE, on Liberal Terms oJ E ? MS °! PAYMe nt.- 20 FBr cent uu iiioorai 1 ermS, cash, 5 per cent end of two years, 5 per cent ON 23rd APRIL, 1902. annually ter five following year*. Interest 44 ' per cent. • „ . M , . Applications to be addressed to the under topies of plans and full particulars from whom Copies and Plans and any obtainable from the undersigned further information may be obtained THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MER CANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd. HAMILTON, Or any of the Company's Branches thronghout the Colony. WE ABE ADDRESSING THE FAIR SEX. WE ARE ADDRESSING THEM ON A FAIR QUESTION. \ WE ARE ADDRESSING THEM IN A FAIR WAY. £■ I LADIES, WJii BRINK £ I &JLID tea ? 1 China tea is not necessarily bad, but the greac chance is that it is certainly you n.ver get the best China Toa, nor yet the second, nor even tho third best. The best never leaves China, the second best is nearly all sent to Russia, tho third, fourth, fifth and other descend ing grades come to Australia. Happily the imports of China Tea are lessening steadily responding!;/ those of Ceylon are going up. Coylon tea is a British Colony and Ceylon is the picked spot of earth for I , mg. All Ceylon tea is good ; the beit is exquisice, aud no other tea r W Th'T? n?' Part ° f £ e r M cafl iQ way compare with : it. ihe best Ceylon tea is the famous ' S^.^ 10 mountain heights of the Island, packed ir agents of tho Nirvana Co., fresh by every mail. Nirvana Tea is put up in pounds and half pounds and ever? mck age bears the name and trade mark of the company as a guarantee til at it is all we claim of it. tfuaniniee I obta pa a rr l6 B f r iStil"? - M , Bff? ! fn L B l^ ,wnd W. Dibsell, Te £ Arona, T. H. Hall and Co., Solo Agents, Auckland. J ristmas and Tear. FOR MACHINE DRESSED NEW CURRANTS. ELEMES AND SULTANAS AT LOW PRICES, TRY E. J. DAVEY. FIGS, DATES, MUSCATELS, ALMONDS, SEEDED RAISINS AND FANCY CONFECTIONERY. tfAIBINS Agent Foi N.Z. Herald, Weekly News, and Auckland Star. K J~i>AVEY, GROCEE, BAKER, AND GENERAL STOREKEEPER . HAMILTON. F. A. PKAKSON, [ " LAND, COMMISSION, AND GENERAL T H E "UTAIKATO T>ACON no. AGENT AND VALUER, A " -D U KAWHIA. FRANKTON JUNCTION, ! 1 hivo several Farms, Business Sites, «, . ... , Town Sections, etc., in the Kawhia, Rajrlan « 7t g i° • y that the * "» Buyers of wetl and Waikato Districts for Sale and invite to ™ Dauy and Grain-fed Bacon Pigs corrrspondcnco. weighing dressed 120 to 1501es at highest Also Sole asrontfor tha Malrino Noxious c V rre ° t P«ces all the year round. Heavier Weed Exterminator in the above Districts, p1 ? 8 " weU finißhed ™«y be bought at lower and if any farmers who have Blackberry, pnoeß. Briar, Ragweed, etc., on. their lands will _. communicsre with me, I will arrange to meet r K B S received at Factory on T them at an cavly date and experiment on * bnr sday and Friday of each weak. patches just to t-how them tha hilling -pal- fffm Huß^F^. 8 of B Blkoß ™«< i weekly in A weekly prize of one half-penny per ' n , reß f of *■ best lot of 5 Figs received TCng" 1 ealb Sole Agent North of Wanganui: Walter week « Syme, M H. R. F. A. PEiiRSON, ui^ E HALT T Y*fc ger - TAINTJI-STRIET JKAWHIA. 4 4 4 'AMES HALLY, Seoretoy.
DAIRY FARMS FOE SALE. LOCKERBIE MATAMATA, WAITOA. The Pbopebti of The Assets Realisation Board. THESE Properties have beei i FARMS of euitablo area, irom 65 acres to 850 acros, are of Gond Quality Soil, Well Watered. Close to Railway, and within easy dirtanoo of Creameries and Factory. Bnyers may Mlect Any rea, and Purchase On VER V W.AHV rptrr>\ia r\T» mn MEN-T. INTEREST.—4S per centum per annum. PLAN 3 AND PARTICULARS may be obtained from— THE BOARD'S MANAGERS on tbe Properties. Mbssbs H. & J. CLIFFORD, Morrins yille. Mwssbs MoNIOOL & 00., Hamilton. Mb A. W. EDWARDS, To Aroha Mb A. HANNA, Solicitor, Auckland Or THE HEAD OFFICE, Wellington. WALTER G. FOSTER, 8/11 General Manager MRS. SAMUELS, MAIL CARRIER, STOREKEEPER FRUITERER ETC., ONGARUE News Agent for all Weekly and Daily Papers, Refreshments, D'ning Rooms, and Good Beds. Meats at all hours, Order promp ended to MONET MONEY pHEAP MONEY IN BUMS or £IOO to £IO,OOO ON COUNTRY, CITY, AND SUBURBAN TREEHOLDS At 4J per Tent. Terms of Repayment of the Most Libera Character, which oan be ascertained on en quiry J.H.RICHARDSON, Government Insurance Commissioner The undersigned has for sale or lease on iberal terras DAIRY FARMS GRAZING FARMS BUSH FARMS NATIVE T.V.ISE3 TOWN AND SUBURBAN SECTIONS COTTAGES, STORES To owners of property : My terms aro no ale no charge. A R. LANGLEY, LAND AGENT AND VALUATOR RAGLAN. MOUNTAIN TJIMU rpiMBER pOMPANY, j IMITED, MAMAKTJ FINEST MOURTAIH-BBOM RIMF IN THE COLONY FIRST AWARD and GOLD MEDAL against all-comers at the Auokland Industria and Mining Exhibition, 1898-99 Over 1,000,000 feet of Building Timber in Stock, Also, EVERY CLASS OF DRESSED TIMBER 4 MOULDINGS. W. MAUNDER, AGENT. Hamilton J. CLAYTON, AGENT, Noabuawahia Telegrams promptly at tended to. 1 J» if HAMILTON Waikato H u " I ASHBUBTON "to | | Cantstbury AIKATO /IALVANISED TRON HARDLEYBROS Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Bel I hangers. WORK UNDERTAKEN IN ANY PART OF THE WAIKATO. Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers of Spouting, Ridges, Baths, etc. TANKS A SPECIALITY. CORRUGATED IRON CUBVEL TO ORDER Dairy Utensils of First Quality. A TRIAL SOLICITED. HAEDLEY 8808., HAMILTON John Bettley, WHOLESALE ft RETAIL BUTCHER (Opposite the Hamilton Hotel). BEST QUALITY MEAT ONLY KEPT. Connected wherewith is THE HAMILTON COFFEE PAUSE. Hox Diknsbs DAj&r" fbok 12 to 2 o'clock Chops and Steaks Beady in Ten Mirntes. DINNER on SALE-DAYS ax 11 O'CLOCK «T Baoes, Regattas, Shows, *o., C *ter d AMIL'iON GAS COMPANY (LIMITED), Has 0« Sam : LAOKSMTTH'S COAL COKE, H per ton of 22 bags; 2> pet bag. *^ TAB, 6d per gallon for 25 gallons or OTsrr «_ . fct qmj^tUj^
CAMBRIDG CO-OP. STORES. For Boots AND Shoes. Men's Boots Women's Boots Children's Boots. We are Daily Opening New Boots and Shoes for the Xmas Trade, and can Give You a Choice Selection of the M <st Up-to-Date Styles at Fine THOS. WELLS, George E. Clark UNO. PRODUCE, & GENERAL AGENT, CAMBRIDGE. FOK fiALS, NEW SEIS3N Swede, Turnip and Now landed ex Tongariro from William Hurst and Son, Londoa. stocks which ensures the highestolass and quality of the grower. Hurstfß Monarch Swede Hursf s Perfection Swede Hurst's Lord Derby Swede Green Top Aberdeen Turnip Purple Top Aberdeen Turnip Imperial Green Globe Turnip Fosterton Hybrid Turnip Broad Leaf Essex Eape Special prizes will be offered for roots grown from above stocks at next Root Show. , Shirley and Co.'s £ s. d. Superphos phate Special Turnip Mauure Bone Phosphate 64 per cent., guaran teed Maiden Island Guano Bonedust, etc., etc. Kainit FOE CALF FEEDING— Cod Liver Oil Cocoannt Cake Wheat Meal Crushed Linseed Whole Linseed Crushed Oats Bran and Sharps • Premier and Champion Flour Wheat, Maize, Barley, Oats Fencing Wire, Barbed and Plain Wire Strainers, Walker's Boilers Fencing Staples Dehorners (Keystone) George E. Clark, Duke Street, • • CAMBRIDGE OTXJD NOTICE WEBLEY, (HOTOHKIBS-FAIRY QDEEN) Will stand ,'the season at the Bangipai Farm, Ngaraawahia-Waingaro Boad, > Stud Groom, will be at NGARUAWAHIA on MONDAY, and WHATAWHATA on TUESDAY. Those desirous are requested to book early to secure attention. His dam "Fairy Queen," brown mare, bred by Mr Alfred Buokland in 1888, jrot by out of Una by imported St. Aubjn—Miss Rowe, by Sir Hercules. For further particulars apply and address letters to Wm. Home, Te Akatea. WM. TTORJOT! SOWN LiStfiiuKJNo We bare the greatest laying strains in the world, and are now booking orders for sit tings. Weare giving a Silver Cup aa a Trophy to the Waikato Poultry Club for best Brown Leghorn Cockerel or pullet, at next Hamil ton Show, hatched from eggs from our yards by Waikato breeders.—Write for catalogues to T. A. BBOOKEB, Otahuaaa. Particulars also from Secretary Waikato Poultry Club, Hamilton. 824 SCHOOL BOOKS and REQUISITES (full range) obtainable, at V J. I yy UiBUJNSQfl'fe, CaEpndge* |
ALBERT f^OTEL QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND. upon erery attention and comfort "^ NIGHT PORTER IN ATTENDANG Telephone 963. ARTHUR BACH PROPRIETOR __JJ*|«<»fKc»»orua i, c .» Cambridge). A J/ * W A M U T U THE eiHIEROML HOTEL JOE.BAT>rt7R*T_. PBomKTOB. <HIB HOTEL is rwleto w'ti. .11 -_J— ~ uumi convenient for viaitincr — lv»/6 Tblblhohb No. 690. iitniraamn (liATlOf / ■ i kurangi and / 4 Goromandel/. / PROPRIETOR/^ ~ y/viOTORIA .8T / East, / AICKLAND / / /GOOD SAMPLE ROOMS" 1 7 P 0. Box, 3 flalletfij Railway Hotel, MERCER. WINES AND SPIRITS OP THE VERY BEST BRANDS. Brown Oanpbe'.l'a Special Brew always o draught. Good £ hooting and Boating". Hor ß9 B on Hire. Good Stabling and paddocking. »•■"" RAILWAY RBFaesFuENT BOOMS. BAB. Stocked with <heet Liquors.' J. E. hallett, PROPRIETOR. o/g Harbour Yiew Hotel, RAGLAN MRS E. G. REID, Proprietress. - c,affl B ** le < with a view to affordinr every coc venience for travellers and tourists. MAGSIFXCBBT VIEW OTfiBIOOKIIft THC HABBOUB Seocomb'es Special Brew on Draught Finest Vines and Feints Good Stabling and Faddeeks Boating and Fishing. S^^^DChristchurob,^. 1898. ' 6 e FIRST and SPECIAL, AnokUnd 189fl FIRST AWARD, Chri,tohS;i9oTi 9 ol Imperial Calf Food (HEATHER BRAND). Can be used with either skim r* maninthe North Island, who ifiS w as nice a cow in all j respects as could be desired." I „.£?" ft 6 *• Wthered th»t a on half-a if plentiful, lesj. PACKED IN asibTTwb., looibs., and 2001b. SACKS. fattar than calves fed upon foil mflk" Waikato Agents- W. C. DAVIS & CO., Hamilton. |
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INSURE NOW GOVERNMEHT LIFt INSURANCE DLPARTMENT. £1,000,000 has already boen added to Policies -in the Department, THIS 18 THE BONUS YEAS, and everyone now taking out a participating policy will receive a substantial bonus at the end of the year. J. H. RICHARDSON, Commissioner. A Gold or Silver Watch tor Nothing. SEND NO MONEY. WE hereby undertake to give one of oui Famous Gold or Silver Watches, Lady or Gentleman's, to every Man, Woman, or Child Who sends us the orrect reading of the following PUZZLE : BuT MixS TxxS CmiE The only condition is, that if your answer is correct, you purchase one of our SOLID STEELING "SILVER CHAINS to wear with the Watch. Simply forward your answer, and enclose stamped and addressed envelope so that we may inform you i you have won the Watch. We are making this offer solely with the object of introducing and advertising onr goods. Cut this out and forward to our only address— GOLDSMITHS COLONIAL CO, QUEEN - STREET, AUCKLAND, N.Z Or Box 459, 0.P.0. 8/2 AWHIA APERATTVE nOMPANI Having completed axrangtxvents to open STOREROOMS in KAWHIA, the abtve Company are prepared to Bupply settl<rs with All Retirements. N3RASS hEEDS will be a Speciality, and are enrefully selected by men of large ex- Eerience, and will be supplied to Share oldors and Farmers Generally at a Mini muia Cost and of Guaranteed Quality. ENCINO MATERIAL also will bo Sup plied at the Yery Lowest Possible Rite. The K.F.O. Co. are makißg arrangement* for tbo Supply of Sto k to Farmers, and will place their Shareholders on an equal foot ing with the beet Farmers Unions in New Zealand. The objects of the Company are to Supply Shareholders with Every Requisite at the very lowest cost, and to promote and foster any and every industry that will be of benefit to settlers and intending settlors, and to dispose of their produce in the very best markets. Please note and place your orders as early as pocwible to avoid any disappointment. KAWHIA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY ROYAL HOTEL, RAGLAN Favourite Seaside Resort for Tourists Tbe proprietor begs to notify the the public that he his entered into potse-sion of above Hotel' which is one of the most comfortable Ho-telries in the colocy. No expense has beon spired to meet the requirements of Tourists, Families, and Oommeroid Travel lers. FIEbT-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE Bathing Houses, Sample Rooms, Stabling, etc. TABLE A SPECIALITY Telegrams promptly ftttended to. A. J, NORRIS, H/7 Proprietor. (Late U.8.5.C0.)
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J. Jo AUCTIONEER, Produce Merchant. Land & Commission AGENT, Viotobu & Lobnh Stb., AUCKLAND. PRODUCEKS of every kind Dairy, Orchard and Farm Produce can depend on obtaining th 6 Highest Market IjMce, with Quick Sales and Arcount Sales immediately remitted. Special accommodition for Pigs and Poultry. Fruit Sales hold EvTR} DAY during the Seaeoa. Outdoor and Country Sales conducted. Large accommo dation for storing M? : ?e and other Produce until fair market price 11 ohtairsl !•: ESTABLIBBBD J 8 Y»/ff RsraBBBOK : Union Ban* of / usrralia. The regula running of the mail coach between Raglan and Hamilton is suspended owing te the bad state ef the roads. J. DALGLIESH Proprietor.
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MESSRS A I,EKED. Bl'Ck'L AND AND siins' K'Hi'Oi;r. WIKKI.Y MAJiKBT KKi'ORT. Horses: At. tlio Haynmrket on Friday last we again ha i a full entry in all classes. There ivari a 1.-ii-.r-- attendance of buyers, bu! values show 1 little alteration »u last week's prices. Do.ivy draughts up to =6l i ; medium draughts and spring-cart horses, £J7 to til l-'rf : c ilts and tildes. £l\ 10s to i';i i; buggy horses and good hack-;, £l6 to i;2{ Los ; light' harness and ordinary hacks, X\ to £ll "is ; pair unbroken ponies, £:■ l"s each ; Shetland pony, i - '.' Ids: weed-;, hard to quit. Buggy, hor.-e, and harness brought £\7 : gig, ■£'>. Straw, dls two-horse load. Hides, Skins, Tallow, etc.: Stout ox, sjd to 6d ; medium. :<\d to :,;.[ : bghl, -lid i • I'd :c..w, :Dd to -l.bl : .-alf, :id to -lid : kip, :id to 3j 1: dainag d hides at relative rates. Tails, Is Kd. Horsehair, 1- OJd to Is lid: B-.nes, Is '.id. l'allow, 17s to litis 3d rough fat. 1 ;d. Skms: lie.-! butcher's, up to 3s 'M : conn: try, to :>s: light and damaged, Id to Js. pelts, :,\ to lod: lambs', l-i to Is. Wool: Bags and dumps fully maintained the prices realised at first sale. Drain, etc. : <>ats, S uithern feed, advan ced ldper bushel, being now quoted from :>s I'd ex wharf to '6s od ex store. Maize, good sample, realised Is 2d ex wharf, 4s fid ex store. Fowl whe.it, ds lid : bran and sharps, 7s 9d ; chaff. £6 fur inferior sheaf to iJ'ilos for prime. Che-terfte d guano, £1 ; superphosphates, £o 5s j bonedust, £ti to ,£ii ]os ; root manure, =£o os. There was au average muster of cattle at Hclensville on Wednesday, and late values were sustained. Several horses were disposed of at prices ranging from £2 los to i'lo 12s (id. There was a moderate muster of dairy rows penned at K emu era on Thirsday, those sold from £G 2s Gd to £B. Store cut tle kept late quotations, graziers giving up to <£B 2s ( dd for forward steers. Fat and young calves sold freely, fresh dropped i well-bred), 10s to 16s ; medium ISs to 25s ; heavy, up to £'A (53 soldi. Fat cattle came forward in average numbers, and in some cases were better worth, but prices were irregular. Well-fatted steers and heifers brought from 21s to 30s the lOUlb ; aged cows, 20s to 235. Steers ranged in price from Us 2s (id to £l4 • 10s; cows, £b to £8 12i fid (230 sold.l The sheep pens were well filled with a good class of mutton, but there was noiniprovement in values. Weth ers brought Ironi 12s Gd to His Hd ; ewes, Ss 3d to Its. Lambs, short of require ments, sold freely. Small, (is '6d to '.is ; | good sorts, lis to His (lot) sold;.' The pig. advertised were of good quality, aud met with keen competition, baconers i ringing from 38s to 58s ; porkers, 25s to 35s ; stores 13s 6d to 30s, according to size (110 sold; Ewes with lambs at side, 8s (id and JOs «Jd. AtWaiukuon Saturday the yards were well filled, and with few exceptions all wer disposed of at satisfactory prices. Forward steers brought up to £7 8s ; dry cows, XI IDs to £i 10s ; fat, i-'O toil? 17s'(id. Calves, plentiful, sold freely. Several horses were disposed of at prices ranging from it 10s £-y-l JOHNSONVTLLE. Messrs Freeman li. Jackson and C >., in conjunction with Messrs Abraham and Wil liams report on their Johnsonville sale as follows: —A small entry of prime quality bullocks wero offered. Bidding was lifeless, and all lines were pasced in. but sold at a fall of 2s to 3s per loo'b on last weeks rates. Sheep, in small numbers, were ea.-ier. Best ewes in wool, lis ill : small wethers, lis ltd : shorn ewes, 12s '.id : wethers, 15s ; best lambs, 10s 3d : others WAXDANU!. Me--' Freeman 1!. Jackson and Co. re port : -At our Wan garnii saleyards we had a good yarding of cattle. 'Bidding was brisk throughout, everything selling except ouo pen of steers at late values. A good demand prevailed for bullocks fit for fatten ing, but not many of that class offered. Only two pens of sheep won; yarded, though thtre was plenty of inquiry tor -bom sheep. A fail yarding of pigs sold readily. We quote:—l at-tle : Fat bullocks. £'.) 17s (id; fat rows. XI to £)i (is: store i-ows, X i os to X-:: IS-nionth to "2-year steers, XI 1< -. 15-iuonth steers, x'-\ lOs ; yearling steers, £l 13s to £.\ Is: 12 to \:>- month heifers, £2 17. to L' 3 Is lit; quiol lo to 18-month heifers (empty). X\ v. : 2 to 21,-year steers, £> 7s : 3 and -1-year steers XI: springing heifers, ill 10s to X'i ■. wean ers, small, i7s: bull, £1 ■. milch cows (best) fc7 to £7 ss; otnors, £o to £'j 12s Gd. Sheep : Fat in wool, 14s ltd ; shorn store wethers (old;, 7s. Pigs: Baconers, £2 10s to £2 15s; good porkers, 30s to 38s Gd : stores, 20s to 2s-: good weaners, 235; slips, 15s to 20s. MASTER'!'. >N. At Mossri Lov.es ;• ,d irons' (Ltd.) fort nightly stock sale, on Wednesday, both sheep and cattle wore yarded greatly in execs- of advertised numbers. Uu'.y a few pens oftat sheep were ■ .tiered, aud. bring of indilfeiont . orts with high reserves failed to cell, excepting one lot of woolly ewes at 15s 3d. The hoggets submitted were i f really good quality, competition for which was ken and regular throughout. Suveial thousands changed hands under the lii.mm r, the few paseed-in lots seliiug at good values afterwards. Store wethers were also in keen request. There was a > g..od, honest, soiid ring in the tone of the bidding rigid through the sab;. Beef was slightly ea.-ier, but, notwithstanding, some good prices were obtained, and animals of good quality found buyers at good pri.-es, unfinished sorts being hardest to quit. The rest of tile cattle met the ordinary demand. We quote: Forward woolly ewe-. lis kl: ewes aid wethers (mixed). LOs '.id ; shorn 12- ; tooths, fair only, fi\.iu lis '.id to Ssj !kl -. ! hoggets iii the v.ool range.', from Kls Gd to 12s-id; b lwarb shorn ewes, Ins 3d; shorn I forward wethers, (ran 12- 5d to Kls 2d: tat cows, X'o 12s id to ~l'. ; lis: i oilers, Xo 12s e'd to X 7 B's -. yearling steers up to X2 15s ; 2J-ycar teers. £7> 17c AI'STb'ALIAN W'UOL SAL!. SVDNKV, December 11. At thi-y-vdu-, at i Meibott'iie wool sales (here i keen competition. All the betlc' clas.-'-s ■ f merino ai Tirm at late rates. In Mell- nine crossbiedt of till descriptions are u hull'p'.iiny hi nei' thitn last week. J'b'ii/FN MEAT. NAI'IFJI, Thursday. The Colour.! I'l-nsi- niuentand Distribut ing Cunptiiiy, I .oil don, cabled to-day :- Mutton : To-day's eie laiioiis are—Canter bury, old: Nnpier. Wellington, and North Island, 5d lamb.lirst quality. 5.d ; second \V( 01. SALE. . IIinS'ICUUKCH, Thursday. The second of lb ■ present series of local wool talc was held to-day. A catalogue of 10,035 bale-: «as submitted, or which S2tio n'ere M'M. i'hei'u was a full attendance of local and lo'ieign buyers dttrin'; the day. bin ..thigh, when -ingle bale lot- »ere übmitt -i, only local buyers remained, and thy I'idi'uy.;' v.as very languid, (in the whole the u ii 1 cttine forward in fair condi ti. n. uwir.g t ' the absence noith-wesl winds. Con.plaints were made as to Ihe classing, i. any of the huge clip- Inning be'" .- and skirt- left in. Good iin rim s \ • r> in strong d -mand, th - bull; being ta'.rii 1 ye lonial mills, and there was a rise of fully id per lb. Fine half-brcds sliowed a re of : |(1 to id, c ar..e and infer ior wool-,: boa! maintained the rise aj last dale, but i.t n few ea.e- dean parcels of coarse met « »h good sale. Dood billies and piece wi-ie keenly competed for by local scourer- and mills. The ipmiations are : super icei .t.o, )u,t to 1 Id ; ui.-dii m to j good, Bjd to', d: inferior, yd to 81; super I halt-bred,'-. ei to 10|-d; medium, 7d to fc^d
mf.-ri.r, 5d to (id-, super crossbred, 7Jd to s'.d: medium. sid to ti.bl: inferior, 3id to 5d . longwool and three-quarter-bred good. 5d.u5.p1: inferior, .'l.ld to ;;!: down «...J. ."A.i tnS : ; i : piees and bellies, g 1, !;d '... 7| : inf -rio-, 21 to ! 1 : lock , Id to 3^'..
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CItURCII OF KNi.LAND. Sunday D.-c. 1 ' h—3rd Sunday in Advent Hamilton, St. Color's -pt.ii.i a.m., Alorniig prayer: 11 a.m. Holy Communion; / p.m.. i iveUSOllg. Wh.,l ; vhala— St. Barnab.is. 2.3' i p.m. i amoridgo - Si. AudreW-'s 8 a.m., B.C. ; 11 an. ano 7 p.m. • Miaup i CnrisO < hurch 3 p.m., ll.i'. Tarn iliere -St. Stephen's 7.3 ' p.m , e A wainut n—St. John's 11 a.m.; 3 p.m. l'l dri'u - serviee : aud 7 p.m. Uaugiaehia - St. Paul's 3 p.m. IDhiki ii—Christ Church 7 p.m. l'uongia—St. Savi urn's 11 a in., H.C. ROMAN CAP HO LID. Hamilton—Mass, 8 a m. Cambridge—.Mass, 11a.m., Vespers 7 p.m. ('hanpo—Alass, s.:jn a.m. I'irongia—Mass, 11 am. Evening Devo tions. 7 p.m. PRESBYTERIAN. Hamilton —ll a.m. : 7 p.m, Cambridge 11 a.m. ; 7 p.m. Tauwhare—2.3o p.m. WESLEYAN. Hamilton—ll a.m.; 7 p.m. Atarsbmeadows 2 p.m. Ngaruawahia Te Kowhia —2.30 p.m. TeAwamutu—ll a.m.; 3. 15p.m.; 7p.m. Maugapiko—2.3o p.m. Te liahu—2 p.m. Huutly—7 p.m. Alatauura—2.3o p.m. Matahura Gorge—ll a.m. SALVATION ARMY. Hamilton, 11 a.m.; 3 p.m.; 7 p.m.: at the Barracks. Cambridge, same as for Hamilton. Oospel Hill, Chapel-street, Cambridge, the Lord's Supper, at 11 am.
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The Waikato Times THAMES VALLEY GAZETTE, AND KAWHIA ADVOCATE. THE OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN THE WAIKATO. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1902. MAORI LEGISLATION.
Tin; sjieccli delivei'i'il By the Prcuiier at l'utiki oil Tluii'silay forecasts what is undoubtedly the must progressive policy iifhVcting the .Maoris yet enun ciated By a responsible leader of politicul action. For years it has Been evident that the native race were not receiving that nmount of attention and consideration from the white population which is un doubtedly their just due. not inerelv as the original possessors of the soil, but in perhaps greater measure from the latent possibilities for higher develop ment which they exhibit. The .Mauri is universally admitted to be one of the linos! of aboriginal races, and it be hoves every New Zeaiander to do his minus; to prevent the decadence, moral or physical, of this interesting people. A step in the right direction was the establishment of the .Maori Councils, which we (irmly believe will proven strong factor in the amelioration of the condition of those for whose benefit; the scheme was brought into operation. One of the principal powers of the Council is in Hie necessary improvmeni of the sanitation of the pahs. Prior to the arrival of the I'akehii, |lie natives had no idea of any system of sanitation, nor was anv needed, for their habits were of the simplest and must healthful nature ; out as years rolled on, they adopted, to a great extent, the manners and customs of their white neighbours, omitting, however, much that was imperative to enable health and morality to be maintained. This lack of proper sanitary precautions was to a large extent responsible for the for mer rapid decrease in the number of the native population, which, happily, has Leon arrested by the improved methods lately brought into force. The pronouncement n\' the Premier in the matter of imparting profes sional instruction to young Maoris, »n condition that their services were de voted to the welfare of the Maori race, is one that will receive endorse ment all over the colony. In educa tional competitions the Maori has proved himself the equal of the Cauc asian, and if this mental aptitude were turned into channels beneficial to the natives, a service would lie ren dered lo the whole colony, the effects n'i which are well-nigh incalculable. In the proposed land legislation the policv laid down is of a must advanced and beneficial character, the granting of money through the Native Laud |)e partment for roads and bridges being one of those measures which are at once necessary and right. It is a lilting coincidence that the Colonial statesman who in his imperialistic attitutle most nearly approaches that of New Zealand's " Cnind Old Alan" should also emulate the hitter's endeavours to promote the wel fare and progress of the Maoris. Should Air Seddoii prove as success ful in his present efforts as the late Sir George drey succeeded in his, the Maori has indeed a bright future in store.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
N est, t -in-.now al'to,-.i0.,n at :i ..Vi.iek v thorou ii examination .showed the A'he.iic v.: 'iuhijiuv-!. She resumed her voyag ■ t i London hi.-: ingot. I'he Hamilton Branch of the New Zea '■t'd Alliance auiionece ;. ' li.-id. ■J\ ing ■e.'vi" i,: ii:- W.sieyan Churcn on Mo i ii.y evening n -xt. Me ?: ,-: \\. 50u?...;- and (•,,..,,: Cunbridge, have received a telegram from the Hem. T. V. Duin-a-.i. Minis! -r for Lands, thai he w; 1 !>■■ an.;hh> to v.-sil the Wn.'.at .. owing t-- ill-health until after the Now Year. We are pleased to hear the project for provid ng I'ambridge with a gas supply is taking practical shape and proposals f.-r consideration of resident- will very soon laid before them. The Rev. 11. L. Blutnires will c mduct the morning service at 'Trinity Methodist Church .a Sunday. The subject will he "Envmum ml and Draco." Mr Webber will conduct the evening service. Mr Blamires will -ireach at Ngaruawahia at 7 p.m. A very pretty wedding was celebrated at the residence ol Mr <'. Donaldson, Waite tuua, on Wednesday last, when Mr John Cray, storeke 'per,of was united in the bonds oi matromony with Miss Lucy Ellis, of Waitetuua. Miss Mc'.'racken acted a - br-d«s maid and Mr C. B. Daveuey as best man. The pleasing ceremony was performed by the Kev. D. C. Bates, of Hamilton. Tl e Railway Department advertise the usual railway concession in fares for the Christmas and New i'ear holidays. Tickets at the re Bleed fares will be issued from Tim.'-day next, to January -ml. UKW.and are available for return till February DUh. When the Taupiri subdivision of the Woodlands Estate was thrown open for selection there was a rush of applicants for allotments, and the demand has been steady ever since. 'The New Zealand Loan anil Mercantile Agency Company inform us that there are still a few sections un allotted, and that intending purchasers should make early application, or the chance may be lost. The annua! concert in connection with •St. Mary's Convent School, Hamilton, will beheld on Thursday, December 18th, when an attractive programme of .-ones, dances, act; •-.) .-ongH will 1,. presented; there will a!.-o bo a taree, and Mr We-t has kindly offered 1.. dance an Irish Madame Le Li '\re, the well-kn ova and popular violiuist, will be pi'es mt, aud will render several selections. Altogether the concert should prove a most enjoyable one. and a bumper house should be present at this popular fixture. In eonseijuenee of the increased cost of the necessaries of life boardinghouse keepers of Wellington and restaurant pro prietor.- are raising the tariff. One estab lishment of thirteen boarders vacated their ijuartot's as a protest against higher charges. 'The annual meeting of the Arawa cricket club was held at the office of Mr .!. S. Bond last evening, when there was a fair attendance. The following officor beirers were elected:-President. Dr. Brewis: vice-president-. Messrs W. Bright, and R. J. l'.iull: captain, Mr T. I'latt ; vice-captaiu. Rev. 11. L. Blamires : treasurer, Mr W. Hammond ; secretary, Air L. Rollinson. The e..minittee consists of the captain, vice-cap. am, treasurer and secretary. The am nun of subscription was placed tit ds. As another sign that the business peo ple of Hamilton are sanguine, and riglitlv so, of the continued prosperity ot our town we are pleased to notice that Mr A. D. Tibbutt date Tibbut! Bros.) now sole pro prietor of the Victoria Studio, Hamilton, has just r -'urnished his s-tudios with the most up-to-date rattan furniture and a new set of backgrounds besides adding to his stock a cabinei of lenses front one ot the best English firms, wiii.-h enables him to cope photographic i.l/ with cuy subject. We must compliment .ur Til bait on his artistic taste in the in ternal and external decorations of his stulios, and we fee! sure that it will still further increase his now prosperous busi- Mr I). Yinson-Do.-setor, teacher of voice production and singing,has decided to open classes for ladies ami gentlemen at begin ning of year, at 10s Ud per quarter—by this means a most enjoyable as well as' very profitable evening will be spent each week. Intending members will oblige by leaving names at Mr Paul's Book-arcade, Hamilton, Air Dossetor will also be glad to call upjsi any desirous of having their voices tried—'Terms for private lessons per ar rangement— Private address, Armadale., Hamilton. [Anvx.l Daisy Soap, Empire Royal Blue, and Em pire Extract Soap. Three good 11 dugs for your laundry. Ask J. T. Homo, Hamilton, for any of tie-so line-.
HAMILTON CHORAL SOCIETY.
_ +. . "MERRfE MEN OF SHERWOOD FOREST." Owing to the long distance that separ ate- the towns of the Waikato, it is not often that travelling companies of any note visit us, and therefore we have to rely upon local talent to provide the necessrry amuse ment, and a new society that has recently sprung into existence to supply this want is the Hamilton Choral Society, whose initial effort was presented in the Volun teer Hall, last evening. The attendance was rather meagre, but what it lacked in numbers was made up by the marked de monstrations of favour with which a num ber of the items were receive.!. It is rather unfortunate that the public should be so scant in their patronage of local efforts. Whiletravellingeompanies of very mediocre ability can fill the hall, every effort has to be strained to entice people to support local entertainments of a superior character. There was a great waste of time at the start, and it was fuliy twenty minutes eight before the orchesDa played the open ing selection of the first part of the pro gramme. 'This was unreasonable, and made the hour so late before the concluding chorus of the cantata was reached. Mr J. Bathurst (Te Awamutu) followed tho in strumentil niece watt a solo, "Queen of Angels," acquitting himself splendidly, and it is sale to bay that he will receive a good reception whenever he visits Hamilton again. Mrs Raynor-ftkeet, of Cambridge, rang " Oh Sing to Ale .Sweet." 'This lady has a voice of considerable merit, and uses it to great advantage. An encore was demanded, aud the selection was sung equally as effective as the first item. Miss Walker was en- Cored for her singing of 31. Tolstoi's " Good-bye." Mr C. Stewart, who possesses a voice of some power, but which is not under control, sang " Doreen." Mr Stewart would have created a far better impression if he had sung some lo'.liGking song, so that he might have given his voice full scope. Mr S. Meachcm sang, " Why Should we Say Good-bye," and although an acceptable item, was not up to his usual form, being a bit on the slow side. The second part of the programme was devoted to W. H. Birth's operetta, " Merrie Men of Sherwood Forest,'' the music of which is particularly bright and sparkling. With one or two exceptions, the solo work is not of much moment, but the choruses are a feature, and these were done ample justice to. Mr T. H. Bosworth, the con ductor, had a splendid array of talent for chorus work, and deserves great credit for the excellence to which he has brought his pupils in such a short space of time. While the effort was a good one there were times when the atack was weak, and the time was also faulty in places. It 6eemed that not sufficient at tention was paid to the batou. Iu the
irreat majority of cases the performers set-inert to bo t-K) intent upon their music to ii') I '■« liiu conductor's gesticulations, *'"l this 1 wirk also applies to the orch.is- Ira. Woik. not wish to bo too critical, but we. feel sure that if attention is paid to this particular, goo I results will follow.'The pails were well balanced, and with '-he exception of the tenors, who were at time? a l>il uneven, they went very sin.ioliily. The tinale, " We'll Trip it Merrily," was about the best, and an en coi" was demand'd for tins. "Away. Away," was rendered spiritedly, and " S - ,'t l',ch<), Sweetest Nymph," was a delightful number. Iu the solo section, of the ladies, .Mrs. Ilrewis had by far the heaviest part al h>ii'd to her, and the performance was very creditable. What was lacking in po.vei was in-re than made np fur iii correctness and sympathy. . '!' he tlexibleness ot .Mrs Brewis' voice was shown to much advantage in the rather difficult aria, ".Sweet, Pretty Bird," for which she was deservedly applauded. .Mrs liaynor- Skeet sang the recitative " Sweet Kcho " quite equal to her tirst effort., Among the male division, Mr S. Meachem had the lion's share of the work aud did well, singing with much spirit and power, his opening sol", "Hark to the Woods Away," being about his best effort. Mr C. Stewart lacked steadiness in his solos. The item of Mr Hartley's, "My Son, Thou'rt Doomed to l»ie," was the bast in the tenor section, and in the scaffold scene, he also showed to advantage. In the basses, MrT. Jolly sang a few bars in " The Merry Men," but this was sufficient to show that he possesses a tine mellow voice of good low range. A fair amount of work was assigned to Mr Turbott, and for a beginner, he made a very good impression, his singing of the Bacchanalian Sonir being very fair. The duet, "I'll Love Thee Still." by Mr Mac ferson and .Miss Maunsell, was heartily ap plauded, their voice blending very nice ly. The Orchestra assisted very materially to the success of the operatta, and con sisted of the following:—Piano, Miss Xewell : violins, Mrs Cook, Miss Irene Bos worth,! and MessrsT. Jolly and F. Kenny; cornet. Mr G. P. Wittam ; 'cello, Mr Har ker. and bass, Mr Edwards Cambridge!. The production was solely in the hands of Mr T. H. Bosworth, who weilded the baton in first-class style, several of Mr Bosworth's pupils were amongst the per formers and it speaks well for his ability when he can train them to give such a satisfactory entertainment. Mrs Brewis and Mr Turbott were the most succ 'ssful. Miss Xowell officiated at the piano in her well-known style, and left nothing to be desired.
MONTGOMERY'S ENTERTAINERS.
A large and enthusiastic audience wit nessed tlip performance of the alnve com pany at Cain'iridge last evening. The programinc submitted was well received as it undoubtedly deserved to be. It is un fortunately only two seldom that a Cam bridge audience is privileged to enjoy an entertainment of the Calibre provided by Mr Montgomery The cinematograph is an exceptionally fine one and showed the slides with perfect clearness. The niusie-loving portion of the audience were well catered for by Edmund Montgomery, who sang several songs as only an artist can .sing, his most pleasing elort being "The Fatal Kose of Ked." In Mr Hob Hall the comic elemeut was very eapably represented ; he quite reminds one of Bain Mr Hall was, on each occasion, rewarded with vociferous encores, and even a third item was demanded from him by a delightful house. The show, which is worthy of patronage, will be repeated to night.
SPORTING
MATAMATA HANDICAPS. Hukih.es.—Haiuoa 10.12, Turk 10.12, Puffin-- Billy 10.4, Meteor 10.0, Scrutineer 10.0, Kapua it.7. Maiden Plate.—Paddy's Darling 8.12, Yeles 8.7, (iold Dust 8.7, Iron 8.7, Miss Lottie 8.7, Itt 7.12. Matamata Handicap. Arena 9.9, Ku:gsman 0.9, Hanioa B.L<~>, Aleteor 8.7, Puffing Billy 8.7, Crispin 7.12, Yeles 7.12, Te Mata 7.7. Flying Handicap.— Arena i). 12. Kinsrs man 9.12, Hanoa 9.0, Puffing Billy 8.7, Crispin 8.7, Miss Lottie 7.12. Poxy Race.—Paddy's Darling 8.12, Banjo 8.0, Te Mata 7.8, Itt 7.4. J. Dalguesh, Handicapper.
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SOUTH AFRICA PROB LEMS.
—■ -♦ Peceived December 13, 9.56 a.m. CAPETOWN, Dec. 12. Lord Milner speaking at a banquet at Kimberley referred to the enor mous void Mr Rhode's death created. Jf the South Africun States would only agree upon numerous great inter colonial questions, they were capable of settlement. The Transvaal was able to offer the greatest advantages, but needed the greatest measure of relief.
AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
THE AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN. Received December 12, 10.1 .pm. SYDNEY, Dec. 11 The match. New South Wales Thirteen v. the Australian Eleven commenced to-day in fine weather hut on a diilicult wicket. The attendance whs poor. The Thirteen were dis posed of for 227, the chief scores be ing Mucky :J7, Diamond 34, Hickson, not out, 68. The most successful bowlers were Trumper, 3 wickets foi ls, Saunders 3 for 38, Armstrong 2 for 18, Hopkins 2 for 29. RELEASED FROM GAOL. SYDNEY, December 12. The Rev. Matthew Walker, sen tenced in July to six months' im prisonment for perjury, and subse quently to an additional two months for refusing to give evidence, has been released. RECEPTiON. SYDNEY, Dec. 12. The Town Hall was packed on the occasion of the public reception to Victor Trumper. The Lord Mayor presided, the speakers, including the Premier and Sir George Reid, eulogising the cricketer's splendid re cord in England and Australia On behalf of the teachers and students of the Crown-street School, Trumper was presented with a valuable set of cut lery and two silver fruit dishes. .
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THE VENZUELAN TROUBLE.
STXKIXd Till] CAPTURED VKSSKLs. PREPARATIONS i'oi: ItESIST AXCK. NEW YOKE, Dee. ll President Castro, in an insolent manifesto, alleges that all the Vene zuelan States are rallying to the coun try's defence. Three of the captured Venezuelan ships have been sunk. The fourth is claimed as belonging to France. A force of lo() German sailors has been landed at La Guayra. The sail ors rescued three English directors of the Harbour Companv. A British detachment landed and removed the British Vice-Consul and his family. All the Britishers and Germans who were arrested at "La Guayra'have been liberated. A force of 2000 Venezuelan troops under the Minister for War has arriv ed at La Guayra, and President Cas tro is sending other reinforce ments. The American newspapers are very hostile in their attitude towards Castro. Diplomatists at Washington con sider the arrests made after the Bri tishers and Germans had been placed under American protection as equi valent to an act of war. The German newspapers rejoice at •the solidarity of the allies in enforc ing the Treaty rights. AMERICAN FEELING. (Received, Dec. ]2, 10.30 p.m.) LONDON, Dec. 12. In the House Lord Cranbourne, Secretary for Foreign Af - fairs, in reply to questions, stated the German Commodore sank two Vene zuelan prizes. NEW YORK, Dec 12. Mr Cullam, Chairman of the Foreign Committee of the Senate, thinks the attack on helpless Venezuela wrong, and fears President Castro will create a situation entangling tlTe United States with foreign powers. The New York Times and Tribune do not protest against the use of force for fear that moving events may hurry the Powers into going farther than they announced. Their intention of sinking the Vene zuela warships has created a bad im pression in America, and there is a general disposition to attribute the punitive character of the proceedings to Germany. SEIZURE OF VESSELS. A GOOD PROPOSAL. AMERICA TO ARBITRATE LONDON, Dec. 12. The British war sloop Alert cap tured the Venezuelan troopship '•Tamora, and a coastguard vessel, and conveyed them to Pert of Spain, re. leasing the crews. The Venezuelans have seized a British steamer discharging coal at Porto Cabello. NEW YORK, December 12. Mr Shadforth has given notice to mofe in the House of Representatives that President Roosevelt be autho rised to propose arbitration in the .Venezuela embroglio.
THE SHIPPING DIS PUTE.
DEADLOCK STILL CON TINUES (Received Dec. 12, 9.55 a.m.) SYDNEY, Dec. 12. The majority of the delegates at the Shipping Conference have return ed to their homes, as for the present all negotiations are suspended. The owners replying to the men's contentions reasserted there had been no improvement in trade. At present steamers aggregating 60,000 tonage are idle owing to shrink age of trade, and to maintain ruling wages would stide the Coastal trade. Dealing with the suggestion that the owners should accept the conditions established by the New Zealand Ar bitration Court, it was pointed out that in New Zealand the conditions had always been about ten shillings per month ahead of Australian rates. The award of the Court while it would reduce the Australian rate by ten shillings per month would give concession, that would more than compensate for the loss of money.
GENERAL ITEMS.
LONDON, Dec. 12. The reserve fleet at Devonport has been ordered to be in readiness to sail at a days notice. Everything is ready at Berbera for an 'immediate advance against the Mullah via Garrero and Obbaa. The columns are meeting early in February for a combined movement. LONDON, Dec 12. The Archbishop of Canterbury is losing strength, and his condition is causing anxiety. " LONDON, Dec 12. The cruiser Good Hope passed Perim on Thursday. LONDON, Dec 12. M. Kever was acquitted of the charge 0 f murdering Mr John Kensit,
HAMILTON BOROUGH COUNCIL
The Hamilton Borough Council met in th" Council Chambers last evening, There * were present:-His Worship the Mayor (Mr R. W. Dyer) iu the chair, Crs. J. H Bond, l'j. .1 Davey, A. Coyle, R. I'arr, G, W. Sare, .). C. W. Barton, .1. A. Young and W. Hey. NKW COUNCILLOR. The Mayer said thsit as this was tlfe first meeting of the Council since the bye election, he would lake the opportunity of welcoming Or. Hart..n lo the C-umcil tadle and expiv-s the hope that he would have a pleasant, lerin uf oliice. Or. lUrloti lirieily responded and said he woiii 1 I y t i do his best during his teraure of oiii :e. SPECIAL MEETING. A special meeting was then hold 1o en able the Mayor to "move that a special order bringing into force th ■ bye laws as already approved by the. Couucil i>e adopted." Or. Bond seconded the molioa. •'r. Voting moved an amendment that the bye laws lv adopted with ih • exception of the clauses dealing with the building of brink and stone in Victoria and Tisdale streets. Cr. Young desired to present a petition from '.VI residents in these street*, object ing to the bringing into operation of theso clauses, but was ruled out of order. (r. Voung, continuing, said the clauses were before the time. There was no one in a position to b ild in brick, who would build otherwise, and many of the townspeople if burnt out that night would not be in a position to rebuild if forced to do so in brick. Cr. Parr seconded the amendment, on the ground that as so many had signed the petition i was only reasonable to grant their request. The Mayor strongly opposed the amend ment. These bye-laws had been before the ratepayers, he believed for nearly twoyears, and the Council had been rounded upon for not 1 eing more expeditious, especially in regard to these particular clauses. The town had been practically burnt down twice, and the building which had on both occasions saved the situation was a brick one—[he Waikato Times buildings. He would prefer to see fewer but substantial buildings being erected iu the main street than se'> more wooden ones. Cr. Bond opposed-* hejamendment, for the additional cost of brick buildings was only about 33 l-3rd percent greater than wooden structures, and it whs much easier to bor row money on brick than on wooden build ings. Cr. Barton thought it was batter to cairy on a progressive policy and he pre fered to see brick structures rather than wooden jerry built houses. Cr. Coyle said unless a great majority of ratepayers were in favour of wood he would advocate the retention of the clause. On the amendment being put, only the mover and seconder voted for it, the ori ginal motion being carried, Crs. Youncr and Parr being the only dissentients. These' bye-laws will be confirmed at a special meeting on Tuesday ;:sth, 1903. ORDINARY MEETING. The ordidary meeting was then held. WATERWORKS CONTRACT. Mr H. 11. Metcalfe, engineer, wrote en closing certificate for contract No :? Hamil ton water supply, from which, he said, it would be obvious that the work is not pro ceeding at a rate to complete iu contract time. Half of this has now expired, while the full value of the work done, at schedule rates only amounts to one fourth the total although this was the part on which the greatest progress could be made in a given time- He doubted if it wore possible to complete the work in contract time as no work worth mentioning had been done on the pumping station, but if the Council decided to complete that part at the con tractor's risk under Clause 10 of the agree ment as they could do, he would send up a new man to proceed with the work and could finish iu February. The probable cash requirement up to December 31 would be Keaue (siy) i»iO);E. Porter £l\_Vd ■ J. Chambers and Son £2OO, total £2849. The Major moved in accordance with tha decision of the Legal and Finance Com mittee that the Clerk be instructed to write to both the engineer and contractor that if satisfactory progress is not made to the satisfaction of the engineer within one week from this date the engineer is autho rised to act as provided for in clause 10 of the cm tract. Cr. Bond seconded the motion. Cr Coyle moved as an amendment "that the contractor be warned that if he does not have the work finished at the specified time the penalties will be enforced." , Cr. Young seconded the amendment is he thought Mr Metcalfe had been unduly forcing Mr Keane. The latter was a penalty of £'iO per day, and surely tha*» was sufficient guarantee. The work al ready donb had met with the engineer 'a approval as to workmanship, The amendment was then put and lost by ' 5 to 4, the Mayor, and Crs. Barton, Sare v - Dey and Bond voting in the negative. The voting oi the was \ica versa. COMPLETION OF ROAD. Mrs P. A. Quick requested the Council to complete the road between the two boarding establishments so that she might have access to her back premises. It was her intention to extend the buildin" on the Council side, thereby closing her present side entrance. The letter was referred to the Works Committee, with power to act. LOAN. The Treasury notified that ,£2OOO on ac count of the water supply loan would be paid to the Council's credit in a few days from Decamber sth. GARDEN PLACE. The Assistant Surveyor-General informed \ the Council that Mr J. B. Thompson's ser- #* vices were not available at present to t/.ke the levels of Garden Place. SOUTHERN MAILS. Mr J. F. Furby, Postmaster at Hamilton, informed the Council that the request to' have the Southern mail for "Waikato sorted in the train between Wellington and New Plymouth was under consideration by the Postal authorities. INFECTIOUS DISEASE. Dr. Brewis reported a case of scarlet fever in the Borough. LIBRARY BATE, Mr Geo. Parr, hon. so;, of the Hamilton' Library, wrote asking for the balance of he Library rate, ,£ls. It was decided to comply with the re quest. FOOTPATH. Messrs M. A. Going andC. L. Innes wished to draw the attention of the Council to the necessity of grading and forming the side walk in Tis lale-street, from the police sta tion to Hillsborough Terrace. The matter was referred to the Works Committee with power to act. PERMISSON TO DRAIN. i Mr E. J. Davey applied for permission to drain storm and reft Si water through pipes into the maiu drain running from the rail way lino to No. 1 Creek. The matter was referred to the Works Committee to report. SALE YARDS ROAD. Tee petition forwarded by the Waipa County Council re this road was referred to the Works Committeejx) report. NOXIOUS WEEDS. A request by Mr Gillmore that noxious weeds opposite his property be removed was referred to the Works Committee with power to act. PETITION. Cr. Young tlioa presented the petition already referred Co, and on the motion of the Mayor it was decided to reply that the
THE WAIKATO TIMES, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13 1902
ft NIOATE&CC* TOTALLY kim M i . I S S IU. I S S E N, KNOX STREET, HAMILTON. TIFICATED TEACHER OF THE ' PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN AND VIOLA. *oial attention to Technique & Theory. [a card] . W. D ye r SOLICITOR Hamilton. NEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE OF FREEHOLS. ERBERT Y. C COLLINS. ■ BARRISTER and SOLICITOR TE AWAMUTU. 'JCTTOR FOR "ADVANCES TO SETTLERS OFFICE." ;. A. YOUNG, DENTIST, e Awamutu, first Tuesday in month. tigarnawauia, second Tuesday in month, luntly, third Tuesday in month. 'e Aroha, fourth Tuesday in month. )ther districts occasionally. GH-CLASS WORK. TERMS MODERATE. MR G. SKENE DIXON SURGEON DENTIST, HAMILTON. Visits monthly (lie fo'l wing ; laces* Ngaruawahla—let Friday Te AwßUvitu 2nd Friday Huntly - 4'h Friday. 'OUR AND A HALF PER CENT.— We have Money to Lend ;it this rate . First-class Freehold Security. Early plications is requested. Vaile Bros,, legal Chambers, opposite Vulcan Laue, ueen-street, Auckland. 24 7 UIONEY TO LEND on Mortage of *X First-class Freehold Securities. W. COLEMAN, • Solicitor and Notary Public. 109, Queen - street, Auckland, 23 7. iH. I. B JUL* A. JJ I G G S, AUTHORISED AND LICENSED SURVEYOR. Ten years on Government Staff. NEXT HAMILTON HOTEL, HAMILTON. 23,7. EWS 0 N gHE P P A R D, LAND, COMMISSION, AND ESTATE AGENT HAMILTON. M K T. H. B OSWORT H, £&*fRER of Piano, Violin, 'Cello and Singing, Hiving taken up his residence in Hamil ton, is now prepared to receive pupils at CLAREMONT VILLA. Cambridge Every .MONDAY and TUESDAY. Te A wain ufcu - E very FBI DA Y. Mr Bjswurth's " Waikato Quadrille Bard'' is now op.>u to accept Enguge neuts for Concerts, Balls, etc., in any part 1 the Waikato. ENT A L VT OT IC E MRE.DK VENNY McGARRIGLE, DENTAL SURGEON, Mr Me'jr.irriglo mxy bs consulted on and fcffcer Saturday, August 2a I, at his room*, Victoria House, Hamilton. Nitrous-Oxide gas administered. Painless Extractions by the most |receut process. Artificial work at moderate Prices. H. UPTOX. ENGINEER. White Co Oils Benzino Belting Bolts and Coach Scr Packings Insertion Etc., i AGENT FOR Shafting Launches (nil sli'itui) Lie., etc. pK 0 S TEACHER OF SINGINU AND VOICE PRODUCTION. JlI thing for a present —6s cash, at E. J. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge. J. R COAL AND FIREWOOD MERCHANT, HAMILTON. J?IRST CLASS STATIONERY at E. J. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge, in packets at 3d, 11, l!d, 7d, Bd, Is, Is 3d is (id, -i, 2a 04 Lu*iuoai unveloped a Bpucittly.
KARMKO LHE CURE FOR- Indigestion, Constipation, Fiatulenoy, Liver Coniplamt, Etc., Etc., Etc. PUICTC .. ~2s PER BOTTLK Manuka:ttjbkd Solely By A. K. Maimiiig, CHEMIST, HAMILTON. TANGYfiS OIL ENGINE, SAFE AND ECONOMICAL, THE BEST FOR DAIRY FA KM AND FLAXMILL. TANGYES Oil Engines use ordinary kerosene, costing 9d a gallon, whereas American engines use benzoine costing Is 3d. THEY ARE EASY TO START THEY HAYE NO FANS OR PUMPS OR ELECTRIC GEARING TO GET OUT OF ORDER THERE IS NO DANGER LIKE THI-JRE IS IN ENGINES USING NALTHA OR BENZOINE THEY CAN CONSEQUENTLY BE PLACED UNDER THE CHARGE OF UNSKILLED ATTENDANTS. IANGVES GAS KNGINK, OTTO PRINCIPLE, -PINKKY'S PATENT. SINGLE ENGINES OF ALL SIZES FROM 1 TO 150 ACTUAL HORSE POWER. Wo Guarantee Satisfaction. SOLE AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND, John Chambers & Son, Ltd, FORT STREET, AUCKLAND. Illustrated Catalogue and full particulars on application. You keep the MONEY in the place and yourself in Perfect Health by patronising if troubled wiih any Liver or Stomach Complaints, In fact you wont know you possess a Liver. Sole Manufacturer E. B. HILL, C II F? M I 8 T , CAMBRIDGE. '..'/ .-■ is a sure end quicu / ->s E i rcmi.Mj for many g tljings. £owel disorders, j>' | ; i Stoma:!) troubles, ailments cf tfj? SCidneys L and madder. U Wolfes A' ( Jt fielps in cases cf i j Rheumatism. | Jt clears t;je Shod— 1 tnrougf) the Sidneys. . | \\\ tyon't accept any .3\ \\ s:ib:titute. you must r get tfje qenuine. WADE'S tt'Ol'M FlGS—tlie Wondfful Worm Woriers-aro a safe and sure remedy, in Is boxes. Sold everywhere. CHA.MIII-:UI.AI\B I'AIN HALM has no equal as a household liniment. It is the best known remedy fur rheumatism, lam > bark, quinsy and swelling, while fur spra'n>", bruises, hums and scalds it is invaluable One application gives relief, Try it. VV. I>EY, Agent Hamilton,THOfi. WELLS, Agent Cambridge, GEO. M. A. AUILL', Agent Te Awamutu sell it. I/.HH livn MibKlnit. IJu 1 . wuo can toll Hav ili<- ifiidtn »« r f.' : 'ii li* ami cOli'H ;in pi ■ il.int ill-, Whirh we must ;i'l i-'clurn, hnu.'h « - ccaif«vc Luc il'ict"rs'biHi WiUi WuODb' UKKA'I I'i.FI'EIUIIM CIRK
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WT/1902/WT_19021213/MM_01/0003.xml | 6,893 | Onmeil regretted its inability to comply . with the prayer of the petitioners. ltOßOl'Ull I'RAINAOK. Mr 11. 11. Motcaifc forwarded nn exh in five report np.>n ;i drainage scheme fur tiiat. part of tii" lion ugh si!uat.xl in the viiinity of < ollin»wood and II \l streets and also for the whole ~f tin- B iron h. Tli" estimate for tho complete ~ijii>->ii>- »ih .Cli.oOu and for the partial scheme sm.Tii'. < »ii the uioliou of the Maym-the matter was referred to the Legal aiid Fi,iaucc Committee for their report. Inl'l COLLARS. Mr M. A. Going tendered to <; t j,.,! v dog collars at lid each, rep latin- uld collars Id each. This was accepted. hi 111 ACKM V N'. \ number of applications were re.eived for the position of surfaceman, and •.]] the recoiumendutioD of the Works Committee Mr John Davis was chosen for the posi " tion. iiVKKIU i: RATES. i >n the motion of the Mayor the Town Clerk, in his capacity of rate collector, was authorised to sue f..r overdue, rates, as lie may deem it no. ess iry. WORKS COMMITTEE. Or. Barton was appointed to tho Works Commiteo vice ex Cr. Coates. I'II,I,AH HOXKS. '»n the motion of Hi s Worship, seconded by t'r. Barton, it was imanimou Iv agree" to write to the I'l ief Postmaster a kin- th e Department to erect four pillar boxes in the Borough, two on each side of the river. WORKS COMMITTEE RKl'oß I'. Tim Woik, Committee recommended that the Clerk notify Mr S. Lindsay that the footpath would be asphalted on the usual terms ; that tenders bo called for screening 200 yards of gravel; that Mr Conradi take levels of Garden Place and estimato cost of the work ; that 500 calico posters notifying laud for lease be pro cured ; that McNicol and Co. auction the crop on Galloway Reserve at an upset price of £lo ■. that tenders be called for supplies, to bo in by the January meeting ; that the following lots be leased by auction : Ijiti), 3112, 37*, 37'.', East ; sub-division of tO.j East; lid'.', 1552, :ti;,j, :m, and 8, Hamilton West and 3«, Last, FINANCE. The clerk presented tho following financial statement ;—Balance November Ist, £b'-\o Ins Id ; accounts passed, J3tK> 7s; receipts, jg'Ji- Ms ltKl; total ,£5lO K.j c.d ; accounts to pay .876 10s; dr. balance, iftHb 18s ud. ACCOUNTS. The following accounts were passed for payment:—Paull and Venables, £[ VAa; Edgeoumbe and Wheeler, Xll l<)s 6d: Gas Company, £o; clerk, A'ti bis ].<]; Geo. Coombes, £\) 10s ; Jno. Davis, £o 6s lid; Jas. Quin, £S s 3: T. Jones, .£27 l'.is (id. LEUAL AND FINANCE COMMITTEE'S REI'ORT The legal and finance committee re commended that the advertisements bo apportioned equally between the two local papers. auctioneer's LICENSEES. The Mayor brought lip the question of auctioneer's licensees. He said as there were now two auctioneers in the same line iu the Borough, they would have to act fairly with both parties. He moved that Mr Knox and Missis Davis and Co.. be informed that the li i.p; will b> "ranted for the u-ual fee, £M per annum, without any compensating appointment to reduce the fees. i'w Bond seconded the motion. Cr. Barton moved as anaui mdinen! "that a,! 1 the words after par an.ium be struck out." Cr. Coyle seconded the amendment. In answer to a ij y by Cr. Parr, His Worship explained thai previously Mr Knox had be-u appointed enduwui mt in spectors a sa.! iry of £:«), which practically reduced his fees to £lO per year. Mr Davis had approached the speaker and had asked to bo placed on the same footing as Mr Knox. The amendment was lost, Crs. Barton, Dey and Coyle voting for it. CIiRIKTMAM HOMOAY The :ierk was granted the usual Christ mas holiday. CLOSER SETTLEMENT. His worship said he had received 62 ap plications for sections under tho closer settlement scheme. This was very satis factory, and he understood that the num ber would have been greater had not those desirous of applying been under the im pression that by handing in their names they would bo obliged to take up a section. The report of the valuers had not yet been presented to the Land Purchase Board, ow ing to Mr Hunt being engaged in shear ing. NUISANCES. Mr The- Cbappell, Inspector of Nui sances, asked what was his position in tak ing action to compel persons to abate a liuisan'-e. After some discussion hj„ was inarmed that the C until authorized him ti take any action necessary. MAIL SERVICE. Cr. Young brought under the notice of the Council the fact that mails for Mor rinsviLo are made up in time to go to Frankton instead of being made up with the later T« Aroha and Thames mail. On his motion, seconded by t'r. Davey, it was resolved to ask the postal authorities to make up this mail on these lines. DOMAIN BOARD. Tho meeting then resolved into the Hamilton Domain Board. Mr Daeleish applied to have his bounda ries defined. The treasurer reported a Cr. B dance of £H 6s (Id with the following accounts to pay: Quin ill! s, T. W. Maunder £2 3s, VV. I. Conradi £b, Loan fund £li).
DR. LIVINGSTON.
.7 IV-iiijjlit lhi; public of Hamilton will hav.i tin' opportunity of listening to a lecture on Japan, " I'he Land of the Ui.siug Sun," by a gentleman well qualified to speak with authority on this intiT.-stitiLT ami pro-'i'.-.siv.' nation. I),'. Livingston, in hi- oil; -1,1.1 position a ; surgeon in tin; Japanes» Army, {hail unrivalled opportuni tii'-i for studying the manners, customs nu-1 characters of our newly-pledged :i 11i«.»s. Oriental u.itiuns are so 'on iroly diilereiit fr-in tlv [.r.i«:ti.- il O.vid-nbais thaj the:' iiiysticsiii iiii'l weird religious l>->liofs fa-einal ■ tii" Western mind. This i; p,,'- tiMilai'ly iln'i';i,e with the Ju.panese.and com bined with 'iiturv spirit shown of late years, en.shruda them in a double in in tie "f attra.-tivene-i-i. With I'm ■• 1" '! "I'm' - ■ iiilnit as a speaker, then' is no -1.'.i1.! thai tlie sulijirt will be treat-1 in a manner whirl: will bo at once enter taining ami instructive. Jt is to he ],.,,„. | that a large att'mlanc will greet the le'-turer when he appears in the Volunteer Hall this evening. On Mon lay the lecture will* bo repeat 'il at I'ainbriilgo, while th- '['<• .Ywaiuut.i date had been the I for Thursday lsth. Wli \r D'W THE NEGLECT <>V A. BAD COLD MEAN? Duly too frequently B serious at Uek of Pn uimnia and tin; sowing it the R- <lh of thit no lU'jje of humanity, Consumption. Those evlli ran he averted t.y taking riRSICUKA, whi h bis been :r ved by experieneo tu bo too Remedy of the isje for all complaints of the Thnat, and Bronchial Tubes. Pri'-e 2s 6J per Bottle. Obtainable st nil Chemists, and St/ rekeenerg throughout theeolonv, —--^-^ SI'KAIN'S are often ""Mian broken bonus on perly treated. Apply 0 'p a i Q Halm freely as soon a .e i, is re ceived and if, will ijuick.j restore „ue parts to a healthy condition. \V. DEY, Agent, Hamilton; THOMAS WELLS, Agent] Cambridge; GEO. 11. A. AHIEK, Agent' To Awauiutu, sell it,
WAIKATO FARMERS' CLUB.
! WIIATAWIIATA BRANCH. I A meeting of the Whatawhaia Branch was held last evening in the i'ubii" Hall, Mi' Shepherd, President of the branch, pre siding. Mr .1. liaruuh, President ■ f the Waikato Farmers' 1 i i ai, and Mr I,'. ,1 Call, if The W.wk \i" Time*, ware a, o pi -"lit. .Mr llarugh addressed Ihe meeting at som, lea-aii, andstr. a-h urged Ihe bran -i. to iu'Toase the member-' .- uhscriptLns . 7s lid., lie al . mentioned th" greai bene tit- tlie hiiuers .a New Zealand would gam if a -"iieme somewhat similar ti th, Orange Muial Fire Insurance ol Canada "ere intr" need. Mr I! irugh said ah ihe Accident Insurance Companies doing basi lic-- in New Zealand ha! increased th.di rates except the Oowrain-ut Department, and thought that members of th" I nion] when renewing their policies, should in-ure wit i. ihe i lovernmcnt. i m tie motion .a Mr Blackett, seconded by Mr Culver, it was unanimously decided L increase the subscriptions from .»s to 7s til. A hearty vote of thanks was passed to Mr lor attending the me ding. TF IvOWHAI BRANCH. From Oir Own C irresponhent. The li aid m aithly meeting of ihe above branch was held on the !Hh ins;. The at tendance was not so large as usual. The President, Mr llarugh, and Mr Young, of Hamilton, attended the meeting with the object of explaining matters in connection with the Farmers' I'niou. Mr Barugh pointed out that they could not carry on with ihe I'niou and meet all expenses in connection with the Club and the Union on the 5s members' fee as at present. lie said he could not soe. how the work of the Club conld be carried on un less the members'subscription fee was in creased to 7s (ill : each branch tu retain 2s bd for local expenses, and the balance to be forwarded to the parent Club at Cambridge, ail expenses iu connection with the Union —advertising, etc. -to be paid direct from the parent Club. Mr Darns thought the Union was the channel through which all their wants should go, and after a number ofVjuestions had been asked and answered, a resolution was unanimously carried in favour of the proposal suggested by Air Barugh. A copy of the general balance-sheet was received as follows : Receipts ; To balance •lune. 'OOI, £U 13s Id; members' fees col lected, £'■>' 11-s Lid: Ngaruawahia branch, £'■'> lbs: Ohaupo. £2 ss; Te Awamutu, £1 Ids; Waingaro, Lis (id; Whatawhata, £2 -. Tamahere, £■', 2s <)d ; Tauwhare. £1 lis ; horse pirade, £\ 7s (3d: picture fund £■<, :is; total £GH lls 7d. Expenditure : Secretary and commission, £lB 15s; printing aud ad vertising, iilfj lbs ; office expenses, £A 10s; stamps and telegrams, £1 11> : lighting and cleaning £1; analysis of manures, £1 LNs: picture of pre.-idents, £5 ; travelling expenses, ; weighing cattle, etc., £1 2s ; amount transferred to building accouut, Xb LSs: balmce, £n Is 7d; total, £'is Iks 7d. It was pointed out that Te Kowhai was not on th' list, and Mr Barugh undertook to look the matter up. Mr Spragg wrote, re the ha.ll site, that he would place the matter before the di rectors iu a few days. The ipiesiion of the mail service was hit in the hands of .Messrs Rothwell and Cox. The Chairman then called on Mr Young, who spoke at some length, lb' -aid he was pleased at bjing pre-amf that evening, lie always reel th- reports of all the branches, aud ho could te I |hem that he always read the report of the I'e Kowhai branch with much interest. Air Young congratulated them on their movement re tiio central meal market : it was what was wanted in Waikato, aud Hamilton was tin- place for a central market. He also wished them every sun ess in their new r -all. Te Rapa S:a:ion as it would be a great boon to tha whole of the farmers in Te Kowhai District. Indeed he was so much pleased with the pl-opo-ed road that he came d'Wn with til" offer of a yellow coin towards ..polling up the road to couueet with Hamilton. The oiler was rcc ived with thanks. Mr (iillespie moved, and Mr Wilcock R'couded, that tiio secrelary writ' to Messrs Paull and Venables, proprietors of Tti,' Waikato Times, asking them to procure a weekly .-via' report from Messrs Tooman and Co., Auckland, and publish it iu their columns. This was carried. The Chairman expressed on behalf of the members their pleasure in seeing the Presiden. and Mr Young at our meeting an 1 wished that we Could have more of such meetings and that he would like to see the practice more general. A hearty vote of thanks was then pro posed to Mr Barugh and Air Young which was carried on the voices, both gentlemen returning thanks. TAMAHERE BRANCH. From oir own Correspondent. A very largely attended meeting of the Tamahero branch of the Waik-to Farmers' Club was held in the schoolroom on WcL nesday evening, fully fifty persons attend ing to take part in the debate on " Whether the tongue, the pen or tho swo'd has the greatest influence in the wcrld." A short meeting of the Farmers' Club was held prior to tho debate. The necessity of raising the members' subscriptions from •Js to 7s bd was dealth with by Air Barugh. ho explaining the cost of miintaiuing the different brauches ; also the meetings of delegates at Auckland and Wellington'. He expressed a wish that a unanimous vote should be carried at this meeting. Mr Hay proposed " that the fee be raised to 7s (id " seconded by Mr Wheeler. Messrs Steel and Murphy also supported the motion, which was carried uuani mou.-ly. Mr J. Murphy gave notice of motion to propose at next meeting, " that a weekly paper be establisde.d in Wellington under the auspices of the Fanners' Union." Mr Barugh spoke of the unsatisfactory mail service between Matangi aud Hamil ton and Cambridge, only one mail a, day being despatched to either place, whereas there are two trains up and two down every day and on two days a week there are three both ways. It was proposed by Mr Barugh " that the Secretary writ" to the Postal authorities explaining the po.si- U"U "f the people, in having only one mail up and one down." Air Steel proposed and Air Wheeler seconded, as an amendment " That Mr Baruvjh call upon the Postmaster at Hamil ton and explain to him personalL.- the posi tion. 1 "i being put t-. the meeting the amend ment was carried. The triangular debate on " Which Has the Oreatest Influence in the World—the Tongue, the Pen, or ihe Sword," was opened by Mrs Barugh, who upheld the tongue .Mrs Ewen following with tho power of Ihe pen. while Miss Tilly was loud in her praises ol the sword. The speakers were champions 1 respectively by Messrs Murphy, \ OUllg and Wallace, who v.-ry ably backed their subjects in a m isterly minn-r. Several oilier members aired their view on the subject, the chief of whom were Mr Wheeler, who favoured the tongue, and Mr Johnson the sword. Mr Steel rose to speak, but unfortunately, owing to his conversation drifting to the Bible, he was called to order by the Chairman. Mr Caudiu starte I a most brilliant defence iu favour of the tongue, but this gentleman wai brought to rather an abrupt conclusion by Mr Murphy, who, 1 am afraid, must have made hi u 'shy Miss Raynes also favoiucd the tongue. On a show of hands tin; supporters nfthe pen gained a victory by a majority of four votes. The subjects chosen for the next debate were Prohibition and State C mtrol of Sale of Alcoholic Liquors Lilividuil Con trol. 1 »wing to next mouth being in th smiddle of harvest it was decided not to hold the meeting till February.
WAIKATO A. AND P. ASSOCIATION.
Theexeelitive of I ]„.. Waika.l o A. and IV A~.-.."iali..n mi'i on Thin sde\. when there uere piv< all : -M,.s-T, I.C -t'es (President] ill the chair. S. Steele. I-;. Alien. .1. Fi-ller, I- D- Cox, M. G. Farrar. .1. A. Miine e..a !.'. Reynolds. AI>ri,TEKAT|iiN "I- W. .. .|. |.i;\ | IS , ''"-••" Hawke's Dm.v A. and P. A ~-iati ai f"i warded Die following ivsohiti..n pa, ;e.| ■lt II recent 111.-"'.!;, ■: :-■• I'llal t'leresolutloli passed al ihe An i r.sla- ian Conference • ! !'•' '-'. which reads . s f-.j, ..., ; ••Y:..,t' [|,j s Conference i- ol opinion I'm i| the a.luli v at ion of wollen -o-ds. si:, Itheuns, nipulous substitution of inferior materia!-; in the manufacture of wolh-n go !-, demand, in the interest of lioth the ,• msni !■■!• and pro dueer, iinnicliale legislative attention " be approved of by the commit) f the Hawke's Bay Society, and a copy of th s resolution be sen) to the Nalioaa.' Sheep bree iocs Asooci sll■ ■»i of England, also to the Agricultural and Pastoral Societies and Fanners As,oeiatious throughout t'. ■■ Colony.' The Secretary al.-o forwarded a copy of a paper on the same subji-et read b.«f..n> the Confcenee by Mr Moiisell, staling he liTiste.l the Waikato Ass ,ciation wouhl ad vise the Sheepbn-ed'-rs A -so"ia.tion of their report on this impnriiint matter. h vvas decided to endorse the action if tin Hawke's Bay Asso nation, and to com ply »ith their i''"]Uos!. KI'TIRE SHOWS. It was agree-1 thai in order f prevent a slight misunderstanding which arose at the last Show, stewards, unless otherwise in structed by the e 'umiittee, shall adhere to the ground alloled to their respective elasses. THANKS. On the motion of Mr Reynolds, seconded by Mr Cox*a hearty vole of thanks was ac corded Messrs Knight and Storey, and all who had iu any way assisted to" entertain the judges at the late slew. SHOW SITE, Tho voting for a permanent show site was as follows:—Claudelands 335, Expere mental Farm is, Ngaruawahia Domain Land 12, Livingstone Park 3, Informal 7. The chairman said in the event of the Association not taking over Claudelands that Mr Cordon would hold it himself. Mr Farrer proposed that we at once take steps to purchase Claudelands, and that the following gentlemen be asko.l to act as 11ustees until such time as the Association can be incorporated, namely Messrs A. Ait ken. J. Knight, J. Fisher, and A. J. Storey. That the fund- in hand be used tor tho purpose of purchasing and that the present subscriptions be collected and the public be asked to take up debentures bear ing interest at rive per cent. Shares to be not less than ~i per cent. Mr Fish",-' wished hi, name delete'.!, as he was nor in favour of Claudelands. Me doubted if the Association had any au thority to purchase and moved that Mr Kwarbriek be cmwulied as to th" legal position. Mr Reynolds seconded the Amendment which was carried. Mr Farrer with.'rawing his motion. A me ding of the general Committee is to ■ •ailed to consider what action shall be taken in view of Mr Swarbrick's opinion.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13 1902-
TEX" HOLD ASSERTIONS. REGARDING CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC, CHOLERA .VXD DIARRHOEA REMEDY. 1. ft affords quick relief in cases of colic, cholera morbus and pains in the stomach. 2. It never fails to affect a cure in the most severe cases of dysentery and diar rhoea. '■'<■ It is a sure cure for chronic diar rhoea. !•. It can always be depended upon in cases of cholera infantum. •"). It cures epidemic il dysentery. (5. ft prevents bilious colic. 7. It is pr.impt ami effective in curing all bowel complaints. s It never produce? bad results. !i. It is pleasant and =safe to take. 10. It has saved the lives of more people than any other medicine ia the world. Worms undermine Children's Constitu tions. Use WADE'S WORM FIGS. Is boxes. DIN NE R S ETS— p n B - 3s « Will J.AM RSCOTT'S Victoria. Rtrwt. Cftmhri ™ Amusements. 'EER HALL, HAMILTON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13th, DR. LIVINGSTON. JAPAN, ures upon THE LAND OF THE RISING SUN, illustrated by magnificent lantern pictures Dr. Livingston has enjoyed exception able advantages, having spent much time in Japan during peace and war. and has a most interesting story to tell of the scenes, people, manners and customs of our new ally. Admission 2s and Is; Children half-price. Commence at 8 p.m., sharp. AND AT ODDFELLOWS HALL. CAMBRIDGE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 15th, H. C. HASELDEX, Manager. Religious Annouacemems. TRINITY CHURCH SUNDAY, Preacher 11 a.m.-Rev. 11. L. Blamircs : subject: " Environment and Graco," 7 p.m.: Mr R. Webber. N'garuawahia 7i> m Rev. H. L. Blamires. ETHODIST CHER:H. CAMBRIDGE . —Rev. S. Gibs m's monthly lecture »rr.iw evening. Subject: " The Mo lei Meetings. HAMILTON BRANCH OF NEW ZEA i THANKSGIVING SERVICE will 1., held iij the Wesievan Church ox MONDAY EYEXIXG, December Wtli commencing at 7M\) p.m., as an expressioi of gratitude for the victory secured by tin Tempi ranee t'ftrty in New Zealand. Addresses by several speakers. Chair will be taken by Rev. H. L Manures. Collection in aid cf funds of Alliance. 0 FARMERS' rilE Branches of the Club will Ml'.E'i * as follows : CAMBRIDGE—Monday, December loth at ~:.) > p.m. Business: Mr Blacknion will give a paper on the dairy cow to receive report of the General Execu tive Meeting, to discuss our political situation, and the proposed alteration to rules. WAIJIOU—Monday, Dueemtur 13th, at 7.U0 p.m. BATERANUI-No meeting. TAUWHARE-No meeting. E. VEALE. General Secretary. _Wades Worm Figs the Wonderful Worm Worriers—area sure remedy, in is boxes. Sold everywhere.
Government Notices N'EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. AND NEW YEAR • HJEAP i:\(TRSfOX TICKETS at tli .' rate oi 2d p-r mi | ( , <ir.st-class ami li er mile second-class (minimum 4s and t -pectively) will bo issued betwee i al ations from Thursday December LStl: 02, to Friday, January 2nd, l'.tO'.. in usivo, available for return up to au< i' hiding Thursday, February 19th, 19-i3. Milage i ounted on Way OUlv. le.s,uf OPEN L)i; \IX. ,CAHEY, Manager. •'pEXDF.S vvil 1- untii mil Public Works Oilioo. Jand, sth December, 1902. 1 bo ivcei\ ■■! at this Olti iust., for REPAIRING and i'A POST OFFICE, WAOTU. I>l Sp viiicutions may li seen at t Oificcs at Waotu and Hamilton, this otlicc. The iowe.-t nr aliv in ton, and at tender not C. R. VICKERMAN, District En-'in ct bauds and Survey < Iflu Auckland, October 29. YJOTICE is Hereby (iiven that the i.i undermentioned TOWN LANDS will be submitted For Sale by Public Auction, at this Ollice, on FRIDAY, the loth day of December, 1902, at 11 a.m. : TOWN OP CAM Bit MX! E EAST.—Lots 2-IS, 470. 476 a, each 2 roods; Upset price, 41)1, 192. 493, 41H, each I acre; Upset Price. X'J i per lot. Lot 132. I rood 7 perches ; Upset Price. £~> 17s Gd. Lot 605 a, 1 acre 1 rood : Upset I'rice, MM 10s. TERMS OF SALE.—One-fifth cash on fall of the hammer, and the balance with Crown Grant fee CI, within thirty days thereafter, otherwise the one-lifth paid by way of deposit, will be forfeited, and the contract for the sale of the hind be null and TOWN OF < 2is. 470, 170 a, ■£iOperlot. L< 41)1, 192. 493, 41 £2 > per lot. Upset Price. £' rood : Unset Pj Commissioner Crown Lands. iANSFER ACT NOTICES. wToTICE is hereby given, that the I several parcels of land hereinafter des cribed will be brought under the provisions of " The Land Transfer Act, 188.V' unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same, within <mo month from the date of the " Gazette " containing this notice, 3939. JAMES GEORGE PENNIKET.— Allotment 1.64 and part of allotment 366, parish uf T.' Bapn, containing 51G acres occupied by applicant. —Allotment 155 a and part of allotments 155, 156, 157, 300, parish of Te Rapa, con tinuing BA6 acres, occupied by applicant. 3941. MARGARET LYON RAMSTEAD' Part of allotments 155, 156, 157, parish of Te Rapa, containing 40 acres occupied by applicant. Diagrams may be inspected i Dated this oth day of December, 1902, at the Lands Registry Office, Auckland. EDWIN BAMFORD, District Laud Registrar. Tenders. SPENDERS will be received by the ■- undersigned up to the 21th INST., f PAINTING and PAPERING new house at Matamata. Labour only. Specifications can be seen at the Tower, Matamata-, or the Bank of New Zealand, Hamilton. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JOHN McCAW, Matamata. [TASTED KNOWN-Those desirous of having FAMILY CROUPS rnOTOHRAPHEU at Xmas'. or New Year sh add make appointments with Messrs GAZE & CO. as'early as possible. —Howden's Buildings, Hamilton. WANTED— The travelling public to re member that Tea,' Coffee, Pies, Pastry, Cakes, etc., are obtainable all day long at my Refreshment Rooms. Auck land, Local, and Illustrated papers.—J. T. Home, Confectioner etc., Hamilton. 7"ANTED—Those requiring Violins, t f Strings, and all Accessories appert aining thereto, to c ill on or send to 11. H. Howden, watchmaker and jeweller, Hamil ton, who has a large supply in stock. [T ANTED KNoVYX, Mrs liridgeslias opened up iu Victoria Street, iiauiiltou, with a supply of Smoked Fish. Fresh fish three times a week. Also. Summer Drinks, Lollies, Sweetmeats etc., to arrive shortly. TAXTED KNOWN.—V. Plescher"de • » sires to draw attention to his large stock of Footwear. A splendid lot of Ladies' and (lentlemeu's American Kid boots (lav and button), Walking and Eveuing Shoes, Girl's Lace and Button Boots (tan and black), Good Strong School Boots, Farmers' Boots, Bluchers, Canvas Shoes, Leather and Carpet Slippers (good and cheap). Repairs neat and prompt. First-class boots made t) order. V . PLESC HE B, CO-OPERATIVE BOOT SHOP, CAMBRIDGE. TO lADIES No need to consult doctors or chemists. The remedies you require in your own hands Write for free copy of valuable book about your lives, your health, your welfare. Every woman should read it. Posted free in sealed envelope. Address—C. Specific, 530 Elizabeth-street, North Melbourne.
Business Notices. PUBLIC HALL, RAGLAN. SATURDAY, DECEMBER Li. At 1.30. ROW EX bogs tonotifiy the public ol Raglan and surrounding districts he will shortly open in the above GREVT CLEARING SALE Pieces, B.iots and Shoes, Saddlery, ery, Watches, Fancy 'iouds, etc. 1) VRAM 11) STE L Ammonia ) BONE MEAL— Phosphates 52"N7, Amnionic 514, Phosphates 52\S", £'i 10s per tou Blood and Bone, suitable for drilling, £i'i 12s Hd per ton Kangaroo Guano, £l lss. Grass .Mixture, £$ 15s. Phosphates, 10 per cent,, £5 10s. Corn and Maize Mixture, nitro potash, o\ 15s. Turnip Manure. Swedes or Root,.£o 15s Kainit, Imperial Belgium Soluble, does not set hard and can be drilled. he above are plus fr •oni Auckland. st Quality. F. ,i. saxders. Agent for AY. S Laurie & Co., Auckland. IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS. KAHIKATEA, Mountain Rimu aud Kauri at Lowest Rates. Sashes, Doors, Mouldings. Ac, of thoroughly Seasoned Timber at less than Auckland Prices, owing to saving in railage. F. J. SAXDERS, Agent for J. McAndrew &. Co., Paeroa. TO FARMERS. MCCORMICK HAY RAKES, Mowers, and Reapers aDd Binders are with out a rival; strongly made and of light draught. Send for Catalogue to F. J. SANDERS, Sole Agent for Province of Auckland. FURNITURE. LX)R SUPERIOR FURXITURE, « r made of Seasoned Timber, and reasonable rates. Trv, "SANDERS, Q.C.E CHARCOAL IRONS. HATE you seen the Dalli Charcoal Iron ! J If not. call and inspect the most up-to-date Iron in the market. SAXDERS, Q.C.E. ARRAS CREAM SEPERATORS. HPHIS is a boon t > persons being too far K from a factory, inspection invited. SAXDERS, QC.B. BISCUITS. 1 either local or imported, and the greatest variety, send to SANDERS, Q.C.E. CHRISTMAS. J7AIKATO BACON CO.'S HAMS. *» Xew Dried Fruits, Syrups, Jellies, and of finest quality. GENERAL GROCERIES. 1708 the Greatest Variety, Highest Quality, and Best All-Rouud A'alue, try SAXDERS, Q.C.E. ]7GG PRESERVATIVE, -i bottles, and bulk. SANDERS, Q.C.E. CHINA, GLASS, AXD EARTHENWARE "VTEW GOODS Constantly arriving. SANDERS. CAMBRIDGE. HOT WEATHEK GOODS AT Milne & Ghoyce, Ltd., AUCKLAND. WASHING BLOUSES. Special job line at 2s Od,' 3s- Od. Is (id ; Mercerised Sateen Blouses, floral styles, Is lid to 12s fid : White and Coloured AVashing Slk Blouses, beautifully trimmed, at 12s 6d. 15s (id, to 355. HOLLAND COSTUMES, with new Rus sian and Eton jackets, and smartly cut skirts, from 21s 9d the costume. UNDERSKIRTS* in washing print?, all trimmed, at 2s lid, 3s 6d, 3s lid, to 10s (id; Fancy Materials, from 5s lid to 255. WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, Special Yalue, trimmed lace or embroidery and tucks. 3s lid. 5s lid, lis lid, to 27s 6d. XEW SUXSHADES-Handsome Cream Satin Sunshades, with wide moire stripe, 10s Od; Striped and Floral Roman Satins, (is lid, Ss lid, lus (id ; Plain and Fancy Parasols in every shade. CHILDREN'S WHITE SILK FROCKS, lace trimmed, to lit children from (j to •J years, 9s lid to 21s. XEAV FANCY GOODS FOR PRESENTS —Good Fancy Soaps, 3 cakes in artis tic box, Is 3d, Js (id, 2s 6d, 4s Od ; Photo Frames, in all shapes. Is, Is 3d, Is 9d. 2s (id, to 10s 6d; Purses, at 9d, Is, Is 3d, lsfld, to 20a; Fancy Boxed Hand kerchiefs, Is 3d, Is Gd, Is iid, Is lid, to 10s 6d the box ; Real Maltese Lace Scarves and Collars, 10s !>d, 12s Od, 15s XEW GOODS FOB GENTLEMEN— Special selection of Gent's Xeokties, at Is, Is Od, 2s Od, to is Od. SERVICEABLE LINEN HANDKER CHIEFS-Plain hem, Is, Is 3d, Is Od ; hem-stitched, Is Od to 3s Od. SMART WASHING WAISTCOATS, in white, drab, aud shepherd's plaids, at os 1 Id, Os lid, .Ss (id, to 15s Od. FRENCH STRAW PANAMA HATS, Os lid. Latest Ha's in every style. NEW TUNIC VXD TENNIS SHIRTS, from 3s Od to 7s Od ; Gent's White and Coloured Sweaters, 3s 6d, 3s lid to 10s 6d. Immense stock'of Gout's Summer Underclothing.
W. J. Hunter. HAMILTON BOROUGH YARD'!. SPECIAL HORSE SAUK. The undersigned wi 1 hoM his Annua' Horn" Sa'c at rhe Haroilt u Yards on Thursday. December is, of about COLI'S AM) W»JV/ FILLIES, HEAVY VXD MEDIUM DRAUGHT MARL'S \\|> GELDIMiS, UPSTANDING HARNESS Entries tu -late f ru m 11. \ Hell (i Rob <..n Hogan, E. Potts. Zellman. \. E.Jones, McDonald, Graham, GrWsbv, H. Weal, W illoughby, Davidson, N'eweil Chitty, Windsor, ('urupstone, Hannon Houston. Gibbons, Arnold. Toddy Shaw Tnrnwald, Ranch, Parterson, Morgan, Cow ling, Ormsby, Johnstone, Finch, Bnn- e Starkey, [Jell, Douglas, Stewart, ib.rne, Holmes. Corbett, Crouch, Hicks, Seddon Prendagast, Shaw, Death Bros, Noble Dawson, Cassidy, Smith and Hainbliag, Walsh, Holland, Fry. McLarnon, Hill Duii stan, Dodd, Bruce. Hinton, Jackson. Bar f rd, Washer. Corhoy, Hansen, Oalvau Beli. Littlewood. White. Friar and Davies. Prince, Foster, Darragh, Dooley, Luxton Hall, Kae. Jones, Bukowsky, Teasdale Holthy. Calder, Snook. Marwood, Calder, Germann, Shakespear, Holcroft, Andrews Rennie, Walton, Wilson. Looker. Hodges, Laxon. Hines, Johnston, Tamaki, Berry Graham, Miller. Mare, Night Spring trap, and Har ness. Mare. Sulky, and Harness W. G.Rae Pair of Well-matched Buggy Ponies. 13 hands high, J. Houston Upstanding Bay Gelding. :,yrs, good o hack, carries lady ; from Tau ranL'a Well-bred mare and foal, ('. Jar rett I'pstanding Chestnut Horse, from Wanganui. sound, grand hack and jumper Handsome Unbroken Child's Pony, by Bonnie Tom—Shetland mare Heavy Spring-cart Mare, took first prize Waikato show, 1002, and a splendid worker in any Harness Double-seated Buggy (Gee and Pot ter). Polo and Harness, W. Lyndsay Pair of Weli-mafched Black Buggy Horses I Bay c..1). good hack, I'. Tickelpenny 1 I psrandiug Four-year-old Mare, by Ujchinvar, quiet and good hack, W illiamson Bros. ■I Medium Draught Horses, Reid and Griy D.F. Plough, Disjp and Tine Harrows, Swiugletrees and Harness, Geo. Grant W. T. HUNT 13 R CAMBRIDGE CATTLE SALE. SATURDAY, January 10, 1903. In consequence of the usual sale day falling on the 3rd (holiday week), I will hold my next Cambridge sale on January nth; one weak 'later than usual, and will sell : fCA WELL - BRED YOUXG ■ o\f CATTLE, from neighbourhood 40 Choice 18-month and Two-year-old Half-bred Polled Angus Steers and Heifers, W. Thorntou 20 Well-bred Yearlings, R. Brown 8 Choice Yearling. Mr Price 15 Choice Yearlings and Strong Calves W. P. Reid, G. Reid. 8 Fresh-conditioned Cows and Heifers W. P. Reid 30 Well-grown Choice Steer Calves, ti Fat ('ows, F. Hicks 6 Good Dairy Cows, at Calving, W. Stanley W. J. II UNTE R. SHEEP FAIR. February, 1903. "HE undersigned willholdhis First Sheep . Fair at Ohaupo Yards, as above. Entries solicited W. J. II UJfTER. OHAUPO CATTLE SALE. Tuesday, December 23. The undersigned will sell at the Ohaupo Y'ards on Tuesday, December 2:Srd : DAIRY COWS, FAT AND STORE CATTLE, &c. Entries Re W. J. II IT NT E R COVLE AND JOLLY, HAMILTON. DEALERS IN Sawn and Dressed Timber, MOULDINGS JOINERY. Ac. Also, stock Posts and Wire Builders' Ironmongery . White Lead and Oil. etc. Jobbing Work Done. Plans and Specifications Prepared and Estimates Given. AT GOVERNMENT STUD ANT) EXPERIMENTAL STATION, RUAKURA. HAMILTON. rPHE Undormrutionnd Sires will be at the Service of Breeders : THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION SINGLESTICK IL. (1898\ Hazlehatch Hermit Hazlede-au Bruar —Tuba Newininster B'airAthol Fee for A pproved Mans, suitable forget ting Remount?, TVYO GUINEAS, and foi Thoroughbreds, POUR GUINEAS. Groom age 2-61 Psddccking 2* 6d per week, Pay able on demand. IMPORTED SHORTHORN BULL RED LORD XXVII. Calved 3rd Jan,, 1000. Red Lord Orange Blossom XIII lliis bull comes from a noted milking family. TERMS-ONE GUINEA. For further particulars see circulars obtain able at the office of the Inspector of Stock, at Hamilton, or from fche Manager of the Farm
McNicol & Co. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, •f tlw X..\v War H..H ---k 1 "ill NoT hold a McNlrOFi ,v ; o OU uri.i Makaka I'D W.-ll i'l 2 J-year Steers, ■ws and Heifer?. I'ir.-t-e!as. C 20 .Sti.ro Cows [0 Two-year-old Heifers •"><> lS.nioUih St.'cr; 22 2j-yeav-okl Steers, A. Burn -32 2i-yPitr-oM Hmptv Heifers, choice quality, Alt. Ydls. 10 Three-year-old steers, Tho.s. Wil son 30 Grown Store Steers :'.() Two and 2|-year-old Steers. 30 Yearling Steers, 10 Good Cakes, 17 One to li-year-oM steers, 12 Two-year-eld Steers 1 Stag, 50 Bullocks, from Te Mata, Neigh bourhood i Te A waimitu. Kmrie- «olicitid. M o N I (J 0 L & CO. G. P. McCuli,a»h, Auctioneer. CAMBRIDGE STOCK SALE. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20. 17 AT, STOE i CATTLE AND DA IKY From Rook Bros, who are giving up dairying U Cows, in full roilk 14 Calves 2 New Factory Cans 2 Pi ss Horse, Trap and Harness Set Tine Harrows, Horse Hoe. etc 9 Pat Steers, li Christmas Beef, Richd. Reynolds 10 Prime Fat Cows, Wm. Vosper 8 Fat Steers, J no. Fisher IN Empty Cows, 18 Calves, G. Luxton 80 >horn Ewes, with lambs at side, G. Luxton 12 Calves, Giles Kerley. 80 Very Choice 12 to 18 months steers 6 Well-bred Nine-week-old Pigs, T. Pennell. McNICOL k CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. HAMILTi )N ST< )CK S ALE MONDAY, Dccembf JN consequence of the usual datfl falling on Chiisf.mas Day. we will hold our next Hamilton Sale as above, on Monday- December 22. \ ( ) V K A 1< I, J X <; s, Imt Win. Mawhinnev Entries Solicited. McNICOL * CO. • G. F. McCullagli, Auctioneer. WAIHOU STOCK S\LE. Friday January it, hid:!. In cons 'H'.umce of usual sale day January 2. coming amidst the holidays we will hold our next Wailiou Sale as'above—one week later than usual McNICOL k CO. (: ''' McCullagh, Auctioneer. SALE OF ROTO-O-RANGI HERD OF SHORTHORN CATTLE AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, January 28, 100'!. lOn COWS AND' HEIFERS, now lO f with the bull 35 Yearling Heifers 75 Calves 4 Bulls 4 Draught Horses and Harness 6 Hacks Without Reserve. Catalogue and particulars on amplication Origin of Herd: The cows were origi nally imported from Melbourne, purchased in 1870 from some of the best breeders there, including the Circular Head Co. of Tasmania, one of the first, if not the first company, to import and breed pure Shorthorns in Australasia : kept pure since by bulls bred by J. Horwood, Bridgewater Park herd: E. Menlove. E «j, Oamaru : A. A. Fantham, Esq., Hawera; late John Grigir, Longbeach, Canterbury ; Archdeacon Williams, Te Ante, Hawke's Bay : W. Nixon, Esq., Can terbury : R, I*. I). McLean, Fsq., Maraeka kaho, Hawke's Bay ; Mcilirdy Bros.. Pal merston North j and N.Z. Land Associa tion. McNICOL k CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, February 4, 1903. I/WES, LAMBS, WETHERS AND -Tj HAMS Entries solicited. At 12 o'clock. Me XI COL & CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. PEDIGREE POLLED ANGUS BULLS FOR PRIVATE SALE. £ PIPE-BRED POLLED ANGUS t.) BULLS, the property of Mr Alex ander Aitkea, and bred upon the Kereone Estate. For further particulars apply to M cXiGOL & (J O. POE J)R IV ATE DALE FARMS in all parts of the district AGENTS FOR : Little's Sheep Dip, Fluid and Powder P. an 1 l». Duncan's Implements E.L.T. Noxious Weed l>e3troyer, a con densed Jluid prepared for the de struction of blackberry, gorss, briar, etc. When properly "applied this preparation is entirely reliable. One gallon of fluid to 40 gallons of water. Supplied iu one, two, and five-gallon drums : one gallon Gs 6d, two gallons 5s (id, tivo gallons ss. Spray pumps especially constructed for the pur pose, prices £i 10s. If bushes are small the fluid can be applied with ordinary water-can. Further par ticulars and testimonials on applica tion. .McNICOL k CO.
Davis & Co- SPECULATORS LARGE OR- SMALL CAPITAL V Ni> all those anxious to Fesnr GOOD INVESTMENTS of Substantial and Increasing Vain and to those wishing to s 'cure COMFORTABLE HOMES s\U(i FARMS OR GOOD PASTORAL PROPEI -TIES Wc would call yonr attention to the fat that wo can offer the best and most com plefci list of Properties of all kinds in th« W aikato and surrounding Districts, and an prepared to FIX A NCIALLY, ASSIST BUYERS. We cannot here advertise our large list of properties in detail, but we are alwaj ready to g ivH, or post full particulars to intending buyers, also to conduct them over the different properties we have for Sale, free of charge. Wo have properties from 50 acre to 5000 acres blocks in price from 17s 6d per acre to £lO per acre with good roads, near Post Office, school, Creameries and Railway, and on Easy Terms. IF YOU Desire to Sell We shall be glad to receive full particulars" of your property which we advertise »■ different parts of New Zealand and Australia, which costs you nothing, ad advertising is the keystone to our success and our terms are, NC SALE, NO CHARGE. ■ • i We have numerious inquiries from all part* of New Zealand and Australia, our con nection being very extensive. Havir lately sold several properties is a proof j our ability to do business. Why Pay Rent. We have several Good Town Propertied with 4 to 9 roomed houses, with i acre tar 10 acre good land in or Hamilton East and West. Easy terms. For further parti.; culars apply to DAVIS & co.; AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, I LAND k ESTATE AGENTS, HAMILTON. Auction sales conducted in all part« of the country. Advances made on all goods placed with us for Sale. WAIK Vi'O AGENTS and SHOW ROOMS for the WONDERFUL WERTHEIM SEWING MACHINE 9 Three machines in one. On Time Fv*J ment, 2s 6d per week. Also, PIANOS & ORGANS English and German, and on easy terms. From 2s 6d per week. Ser our quality and price before you pur chase. WAIKATO AGENTS Northern Eire Insurance Capital £5,689,000. WAIKATO AGENTS Imperial (gold medal) Calf Food. T best in the market. Once used alway? used. A uction sales at our New Mart and Yards, Hamilton, EVERY SATURDAY at 2p.m., of POULTRY, PIGS, PRODUCE FURNITURE, etc. Anything you have for sale • TAKE IT TO DAVIS & co.; and have it turned into cash. ALMADALE, HAMILTON. Private Boarding Estab lishment. MRS F. A. QUICK. I Every Comfort and Convenience for Tourists. HOT AND COLD BATHS. 'PRE GOVERNMENT INSURA I DEPARTMENT is prepared to grai Employers cf Labour Covers against Risks-* 1 connected with their trade or business—under the Workers' Compensation Act, the' E mployers' Liability an well as under Common Law. Owners of property and Nfortiraeees also votected under special tables. Personal Ao ident Insurance effected in all branches. For particulars as to rates, etc., apply to ne'oeal Office of the Department. J. H. RICHARDSON, Commissioner WOODCARVING-Relief, Chip, Floral Chip, etc. Terms, 12s Cd per quarter, Is Od per hour. Articles designed.—Miss E. Ayling, 13, Victoria Arcale, Auckland. pOODS FOR THE CHRISTMAS SEA VT SON in any quantity at WILKIN SON'S, Cambridge-Toys, Dolls, Albums, Purses, Photo Frames, Writing Cases. Fancy Goods, etc. 1). MKREDITH, COACH PROPRIETOR, KIHIKIHI, RUNS A COACH TWICE DAILY, TWEEN KIHIKIHI AND TE AWAMUTU STATION, MEETING EVERY TRAIN. HORSES AND BUGGIES ON HIRE EXPERIENED GUIDES, PROVIDED FOR TRIPS TROUGH THE KING COUNTRY D. MEREDITH, Kihikibi. WHY COUGH? WHY COUGH? WHY COUGH? There is absolutely no remedy so speedy and effectual. One Lozongo alone glvos relief. Simple, but snre in action, they can be taken by the most delicate. KEATING'S LOZENGES KEATING'S LOZENGES KEaTING'S LOZENGES KEATING'S LOZENGE 3 If you oannot sleep for coughing, one Keating'* Lozenge will set you right. They at once chock the cough and remove the cause. An enormous sale all over the world during the past 80 years proves their great value. GIVE INSTANT RELIEF. GIVE INSTANT RELIEF. GIVE INSTANT RELIEF. Keating's Cough Lozenges, the m*. rivalled remedy for COUGHS, HOARNEB& and THROAT TROCBLES,are sold evem «ue;e iatins by all chemists. |
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A WELLINGTON MERCHANT'S VIEWS. Mr H. Wollerman, the well-known merchant (Wollerman and Co.), Jre turned to Wellington on Saturday by the Gothic, accompanied by Mrs Wollerman, two daughters and youngest son> after an interesting trip on the Continent. Mr Woller man, who has been absent for nine months, went Home by way of Amer ica, and after a stay in San Fran cisco, went on to Plymouth by the magnificent liner Kron Prinz Wilhelm, one of the largest steamers crossing the Atlantic. This is one of the latest vessels of the North German Lloyd Company, and is described by those who have travelled on board as a lloating palace. From Plymouth Mr Wollerman went to Wiesbaden, the well-known German watering place, where he joined his family, who had been living there for a couple of years. He spent a great part of his holiday in travelling about Germany, and saw some of the old battlefields on which he himself fought in the campaign of 1870. He had a letter of intro duction from Mr Clement Schlaadt, of Schlaadt and Co., mer chants, Wellington, to the latter's brother, Mr Karl Schlaadt, who went through the same campaign. The two men surveyed together the scenes of other days, and examined with curious interest the trenches which had been dug about the city in that war. Mr Wollerman spent some time in England, where lie met another Wellingtonian, Mr John Holmes, and tegether they went to the dairy show at Islington, where the New Zealand ers were, joined by Mr H. C. Cameron, the Produce Commissioner in Lon don Naturally, Mr Wollerman paid con siderable attention to trade matters during his trip ; and with the views of testing the market for New Zea land produce on the Continent, took home with him to Germany some samples of wool and other colonial produce, and later on three cases of apples and some honey were sent. The apples, which were shipped from Wellington on sth May, arrived in Germany in splendid condition, not withstanding some delay in London ; and" those who saw were astonished at their perfection, and the condition in which they reached the end of such a long voyage. The apples were of three kinds - Adam's Pearmain, Boston Russet and Stone Pippin - and were grown in Palmerston North. They were delivered in Germany at the beginning of July, and, as has been said, the wonder grew that such excellent fruit could have been sent from such a far-off corner of the world. Surprise was great when he showed them cuttings from the New Zealand Times and other newspapers giving some figures .as to the extent of our export trade from this country. One cutting, giving extracts from a leaflet issued by the Department of Agriculture, and explaining the pro portions of the export trade in pro duce for one month, has gone the rounds of the German cities, and done a good deal in proving to the mer chants of Germany that New Zealand is Dot such a small place after all. In the opinion of Mr Wollerman, there should be an excellent market in the near future amongst the German people for meat from New Zealand. The proportion of meat within their own borders is not increasing, and they are beginning to look for sup plies from outside. Wool and fruit should also do well, especially as both these commodities are on the free list. "It is quite useless, how ever, to send Lincoln or crossbred wools," he says ; what they want is Romney or merino." The difficulty in the way at present is that very high transhipment charges are levied in London. This transhipping of the goods, under the present circum stances, must operate effectively against the establishment of anv trade with the Continent. The only other route open at present is by way of Australia.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1902.
Prioted and published by Eobeet Johh Paull and Geoegb William Vih ables at their registered printing, office, Victoria street, Hamilton, AnaL l%nd, Now Zealand. ««,««. SATTJBBAY, DECEMBER 18, 1908.
SB s" i Bs It's an easy job for the barber to .rt tho hair ou a head like this. It's just as rasy to prevent baldness ! you only do the right thing. Baldness is almost nlvays a sure. 'gn of neglect; it is tho story of neg ated dandruff. Dandruff is untidy, unnecessary, and ihealthy. Iyer's Hair Vigor axes dandruff and prevents baldness. r ousave your hair and you arc spared he annoyance of untidy clothing. It also stops falling of the hair, and lakes the hair grow thick and long. Do not be decoived by cheap imita ions which will only disappoint you. fake sure that you get the genuine tyer's Hair Vigor. in* tor Dr. J. C. Ayer ft Co.. Lowell. Mam " c V EAL ESTATE AGENTS AND PROPERTY AUCTIONEERS, 95 QUEEN STEEET, AUCKLAND. WAIKATO AGENT: MR M. G. FARRER, " BANKWOOD," HAMILTON, will conduct intending purchasers to roperties free of charge, and will be glad ) receive particulars of properties for sale. CHEAP BUSH FARM. Adjacent to Railway Station. 2 1 AS. Per Acre, 238 acres good JL.V level la.id in heavy rimu timber, except 40 acres which have been grassed and fenced ; close to post office ; station and township; handy to good mar ket, and about 150 miles from Auckland. 7116 I RICH LITTLE FARMS. Close to Station, &c. Ol Q to £22 per acre. Several hands LO farm sections of from 22 to 3d acres each ; very fertile land, fenced, and in remarkably good grass ; on one there is some pretty bush; all well watered; one mile from station and large township, any about 30 miles from town. Prices range *fromXlß to jE22 per acre; one-third cash, balance five years at 5 per cent. 7056 HANDY FARM. Twenty miles from Auckland. £(\9C\~ 108 ACRES ; all fenced and 30\)>*i\J sub-divided ; Ho acres grass ; 12 acres crop; small orchard ; 1 acre bush ; 4 acres drained swamp; balance rough land house of four rooms and verandah ; ■tabid, cowshed, &c.; i mile from school, post office, Ac.; one mile from creamery and 5J from station. Price, .£620 ; terms if desired. 7164 UNIMPROVED LANDS. NGAROTO PARISH-Allotment 3GO, oot taining 60 acre*. £75. TAUPIRI PAKISH-Allolment 325, con taining 50 teres, £3B. TAUPIRI PARISH-Allotment 189, con taining 50 acres. £3O. TAUPIRI PARISH-Allotmrnti 377 aid 379. oont»iDin«f 100 sore*, £75. TUHIKARAMEA PARIBH-Allottnent 30, containing 50 acre*, £.io. PARISH Allotment 131, containing 50 acres, £3O. TUBIKARAMEAPARIf*R-Allotment74, containing 50 acres, £75." 7E92 We undertake any business iu con nsetion with the selling, buying, mort f iglng or leasing of land and buildings and confine our attention to this- Samuel Vaile and Sons, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTF, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. 11/10 TO WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS HOTELKEEPEKS, and the General Public in the CITY OF AUCKLAND, and the SURROUNDING DISTRICT, T having come under the notice of the L undersigned Dunedin Brewers that BOTTLED ALE AND STOUT PUR PORTING TO BE DUNEDIN ALE AND STOUT is now being sold throughout the Auckland District, bearing on the Labels the name of D. ARK ELL, and a statement that the same is brewed expressly for D. Arkell, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Brewers that THEY DO NOT BREW FOR OR SUPPLY ALE OR STOUT TO the said D. Arkell. Date! at Duuedin, this 15th day of Julv. 1902. J ' JAMES SPEIGHT AND CO., LIMITED. McGAVIN AND CO. ■"MAURICE JOEL WILLIAM STRACHAN AND CO. EVANS' ONDERFUL 1) E ME DIES ' L K" : TUSSICORA. -For Coughs and Colds. WITCH'S OIL. - For Rheu matics, Chilblaines etc. MOUNTAIN KING ASTHMA POWDER.-For Asthma and Bronchits. Ttese preparations, which have painrd a widespread reput»tion throughout the Col oiy are obtainable in the WHikato r'i-trict from the following :- H. J. Clifford, Morim-a ▼ilb- ; Th"f. Wellc, Cambridge ; W. Kecott, Cmbridue • F J Shi d. r-, Cambridge; Ch-s Boyct, UrmbriHge ; Parr Broc, Hbmilton , E. J. Divey, Hamilton : W. Dey, Mamil on : J S. Edwards, Ohanpo ; G. M. A. Ahier. To Awamutii ; F. j».Cbapn»BD. Kihi- Mhi ; Green snd O lebrook, Te Kuiti ard 0 i rrhmgs ; Dooley atd P»t rsOn, Ngann wabia ; to. F. Sandes, Hamilton ; A. E, Mann nr, Hamilton ; R. J. Roberts, Cam bridge. Price, 2/0.
These are bold assertions to make regard ing any medicine, but there is abundant proof of every one of the above statements regarding this remedy. Every household should have a bottle at hand. Get it to day. It may save a life. W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton; THOMAS WELLS, Agent, Cam bridge ; GEO. M. A. AHIER, Agent, Te A vamutu sell it. "Say-Friend: TAKt^TEASPQOiWUL Dorfekeeprn* all night 1 barking. % l FOR COUGHS & COLDS IT ACTS LIKE MAGIC?! SOU) LYERYWHERE |/6 k 2/Q. TO MKJN Write for free oopy of valuable book abott !'onr«plv«", your health, you happiness, your utore It contains a full exposition of the *ur 11 . jstem and the remedies adopted. No ned to circuit doctors. Foctcd ree ir> cealfd •Mope. Every man should nad it. Ad -trow 0. Bre fio, 639 ElixaMb-Streel North Melwurne.
TICKET'S Sunshine Fruit Syrups. Two flavours—Raspberry and Lemon. A 6d packet will make two gallons refresh ing summer drink. Use with water or seltzogene. Sunshine Jelly Crystals. fid packets. A great success. Fifteen flavours. Cannot be beaten. One packet, one pint finest jelly. Ask the flavour y6n prefer. Sunshine Pudding Powder. 6d boxes. Four different flavours, two flavours in each 6d box. Each 6d box, with milk, etc., makes two quarts delicious pud ding. Sunshine Custard Powder. Four flavours, assorted, in each 6d box. Each flavour makes one pint. Family Baking Powder. One more kind lady wanted as a cus tomer ! (iot the first 'tin ! the second will soon conic along. We do not ask you to use the tin to LIFT the scones. You get honest, full weight, exclusive of the tin always. That Boy knows the Grocer, and the Grocer knows the Hoy by this time ! !! Of all Grocers. Manufacturer : W. F. Tucker, COMMERCE STREET, AUCKLAND. THE CAMPBELL AND TIHBENFRIED fIOMPANY, FIMITED, Capital ~ £303,000 43, QUEEN STREET WHARF, ALBERT BREWERY QUEEN-STREET AND DOMAIN BBEWERY, NEWMARKET. Dnmoßa J. Logan Oaicfbiu, Esq. (Chairman), Abthpf M. Mtibs (Managing Director), and Lko M. Mtibs. Skbitaby : Aiibid S, Bankabt. Cable Address: " Beehlre," Auckland. AGENTS FOR- R. PORTER & CO., "Bulldog " ALE STOUT, London M. B. FOSTER & SONS (Ltd. "Bugli ALE and STOUT, London J. SOBWEPPE & CO., MINERAL WATERS, Sydney and London D, H. BURKE, SCHNAPPS, Hambnra W. & G. GILBEY, SCHNAPPS, London J. W BURMESTER, PORT, Oporto ADET SEWARD & CO., V.D. CLARET JAS. BUCHANAN & CO., SCOTCH WHISKY, London JAMES WATSON & CO., SCOTCH WHISKY, Dundee PEASE, SON &CO., 8.0.3. WHISKY Darlington HIRAM WALKER ft SONS (Ltd. " Canadian Club " WHISKY. Ontario DUNVILLE ft SONS (Ltd.), V.R. IRISH WHISKY, Bolfaat SIR JOHN POWER ft SONS, IRISH WHISKY, Dublin ROUYKR GUILLET ft CO., BRANDY Cognac ADELAIDE WINE CO., "Tanunda, Ariftlftidfi MOET ft CHANDON, CHAMPAGNE Reimi KRUG ft CO., CHAMPAGNE, Ralmß RUINART ft CO., CHAMPAGNE, Reimi E. IRROY. CHAMPAGNE, Raima A. COLLIN, CHAMPAGNE. Obalcna Etc., Etc. Etc. A very Large Assortment of the BW7 bbandb of WINES ft SPIRITS. Including ACSRALIAN WINES, alwayi on band. CIGARS.—Many wull-known bbakds Selection. ALBERT * DOMAIN BREWERIES PEIZE MEDALS AND AWARDS : Sydney Exhibif on, 1879, Melbonrne Ex bibition,'lßßo; Wellington Exhibiton, 1885 Anfiklftnd Exhibition. 1877,1878.1879,1880 Colonial and Indian Exhibition, 18?6; Dun edin Exhibition, 1890. TASMANIAN EXHIBITION, 1891-2"; Ale (hnik), Special First Award Gold Modal; Ale. (bottled), First Award: Stout (bulk), Special First Award Gold Medal; Stout (bottled), Special First Award and Gold Medal. Also, CHAMPIONSHIP agains! ail Foroism and Colonial Beer Exhibited j and MELBOURNE CENTENNIAL EXHIBI TION, 1888 : Fiifit PnVo and Gold Modal. TEE CAMPBELL* EHBKNFRIEP (X)M?ANY (Ltd.). T/fi/7 FOR BEST VALUE Lowest Prices GROCERIES SEND TO Kacferson & West, HAMILTON. We are cash buyers of Butter, Eggs, Horsehair, Fungus, etc., etc. WAVERLEY^HOTEr AUCKLAND. MAURICE O'CONNOR, PROPRIuK R desires to intimate that be has taken over the business of this Popular Hotel, and would respectfully request a continuance of the liberal support hitherto awarded his pre decepsor. VISITORS TO AUCKLAND will find fiat no effort will be spared to afford them av<ry comfort, whilst the TARIFF will be, as previously, MOST MODERATE. TheTTotel ig within one minute's walk Railway Station and Wharf, and command maKnificent view of the Harbour. To the friends of the Proprietor in different parts of the colony, a Cead Mi lie Failthe wil ver oe extended, and a pleasant sojourn ssured. WINES, SPIRITS, ALES. ETC. Of the BEST BRANDS ONLY MAURICE O'CONNOR. d 310 9/ 12 EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FO] VISITORS. P.O. Box 350 Telephone 468. Prince Arthur Hotel, WELLESLEY STREET, AUCKLAND. 'A'ines.and Spirits of the Best Brands Only st-class Billiard Room, Night Porter. W, M COOKE, Prnnrietor, Lata U.S.S. Co. CHANGE OF WATER often brings oi diarrhoea. Fur tins reason many ex perienced travellers carry a botel* o Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoe: Remedy with them to be used in case o an emergency. This preparation has etjuiil as a cure for bowel complaints. I cannot ba obtained while on board the car or steitinship, and that is where it is mos likely to be needed. Buy a bottle befor le-iving home. W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton THOMAS WELLS, Vgent Cambridge GEO. M, A. AHIER, Agent, Te Awamuti , sell it,
QUALITY, NOT CHEAPNESS, 18 SOMETHING TO BE CONSIDERED WHEN PURCHASING GRAIN & FERTILIZER DRILL. THE "FARMERS' FAVORITE." REMEMBEH : About 120,0<i0 farmers have bought "Farmers' Favorite" Drills. Tnis great tr.-ido has ben bu.lt up because the "Farmers' Favorite" has proved itself cij-aHe of d, ing Letter work, with less cost for repairs, than any other. If you hare any doubt if it is the best to buy the " Favorite" or one of the so-calied cheap drills now being offered, write to pome farmer who has been using drills, and has a good general knowledge of the different makes, always keeping in mind the fact that Mr Joseph Baruirli, President of the Waikato Farmer*' Club, bought the "Farmers' Favorite" after he had used other makes. WHY? We don't know, aud, if we ask hi n, being interested, he might not care to tell us, as wo c mid use it as an advertisement. But he might tell you why he bought it. If you are a private buyer " ask him." SOLE AGENTS: New Zealand Loin and Mercmtile Agency Company, Limited, HAMILTON". LAJSTO FOE o-A.Xj.bLj. LANSDOWNE ESTATE, 1 Land. Land. Land. OF 3300 ACRES \LL PLOUGHED & GRABSED Eversley Estate, 'OF 854 ACRES, ALL PLOUGHED AND GRASSED, Otterburn Estate, OF 793 ACREB, KEARLif ALL PLOUGHED AND ORAS3ED. Taupiri Subdivision OF THE WOODLANDS ESTATE The aboye properties all adjoin the Walton I » -p««, a~~*.- «,.,,.-. Station, on the Auckland-Kotorua Railway A iew SeCtlOllS Still UnSOld line, and are within 29 miles of Hamilton and Cambridge. , EARLY APPLICATION SHOULD BE The land is of excellent quality, and is I admirably adapted for DAIRY FARMS. MADE FOR SAME. OPEN FOR PRIVATE SALE, BBl . pa ..... on Liberal Terms, PR,CES lOW ' ™MS EASY. ON 23ed APRIL, 1902. i Copies of plans and full particulars i F ° r fuU P articulars a &d apply to the obtainable from the undersigned undersigned. For full particulars and plans apply to the undersigned. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN &MER. CANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd. HAMILTON, Or any of the Company's Branches throughout the Colony, WE ABE ADDRESSING THE FAIR SEX. WE ARE ADDRESSING THEM ON A FAIR QUESTION. \ WE ARE ADDRESSING THEM IN A FAIR WAY. & I LADIES, WHI DRINK £ J| JBAJD TEA ? 1 » ! China tea is not necessarily bad, but the greac chance is that it is *« I certainly you never get the best China Tea, nor yet the second nor j even the third best. The best never leaves China, the second best is .* Jf nearly all sent to Russia, the third, fourth, fifth and other descend- i ing grades come to Australia. SB x"—». £ Happily the imports of China Tea are lessening steadily, and cor- < those of Ceylon are going up. Ceylon tea is grown in K J? a British Colony and Ceylon is the picked spot of earth for tea grow- © ing. All Ceylon tea is good; the best is exquisite, and no other tea > £ B row ,? u m l an J r ° th f P artof t}i e world can in any way compare with 4 IS it. Ihe best Ceylon tea is the famous m a which is picked on the mountain heights of the Island, packed in & C lead on the spot where it is grown, and sent down to Australia to the *» m* agents of the Nirvana Co., fresh by every mail. w ■ Nirvana Tea is put up in pounds and half pounds and every pack- § TX acta honi-0 fVIO nom/t nnA t_„,J„ 1_ .1 1L . / £"*vm*. , =_ j j tbat it is all we claim of it. Obtainable from - W Escott, Cambridge ; W. Dey, Kirikiriroa; A™fc„ Br^ B 'Hamilton; 8. L.Bygrave and W. Dibsell, Te Aroha; T. H. Hall and Co., Sole Agents, Auckland. SWEDE SEEDS • • • • NEW AND RELIABLE, CHAMPION, MONARCH, AND CRIMSON SIN&. Also the following Turnip P. T. Aberdeen, Imperial Kempthome Pressor's, and Laurie's Special Turnip Manures ; mmf w „„ i , . Superphosphates, Bonedusts, Guano, etc., lor Cash Jf^^^JSS^ TO SAVE HARD WORK, WINDMILLS COMPLETE WITH PUMP. Mill and Stand, Price onlv £H in. These are at work here, and giving satisfaction. ' y *° 10s ' The "ELECTRIC" Windmill, a superior line built on the hftsf i • For further particulars apply to b6st Amenean designs PARR BROS., Seed, Grain, and Hardware Merchants, HAMILTON. F. A. PEARSON, LAND, COMMISSION, AND GENERAL AGENT AND VALUER, KAWHIA. 1 bavo several Farms, Business Sites, Town Sections, etc., in tbe Kawhia, Raglan and Waikato Districts for Sale and invite correspondence. Also Sole aar?Dt for tha Mahino Noxious Weed Exterminator in the abovo Districts, and if any farmers who have Blackberry! Briar, Ragweed, etc., on tb.-ir lands will communicite with m», I will arrange to meet them at an early date and experiment on patches just to fhow them the killing -jial tiee. Hundreds of gallons used weekly iu the Taranaki District, and the prioe in with in reach of all Sole Agent North of Wanganui: Walter Syme, M. H. R. F. A. PEARSON, TAINUI-STREET KAWH.IA. 4' i AIKATO X HE FRANKTON JUNCTION, Beg to notify that they are Buyers of well finished Dairy and Grain-fed Baoon Pigs weighing dressed 120 to ISOlfes at highest current prices all the year round. Heavier pigs if well finished may be bought at lower prices. Figs received at Factory on Tuesday, ihnraday and Friday of each week. A weekly prize of one half-penny per pound will be paid to the supplier of the best lot of 5 Pigs reoeived during each GEORGE WATT, Manager. T4MES HALLY, Secretary. HI
DAIRY FARMS FOR SALE LOCKERBIE MATAMATA, WAITOA. Thb Peops-btt of The Assets Realisation Board. 1 FARMS of suitable irom 65 acres to 350 acree, are of Good Quality Soil, Well Watered. Close to Railway, and within easy distance of Creameries and Factory. Buyers may select Any rea, and Purchase on VERY EASY TERMS OF PAY MENT. INTEREST.—4S per centam per annum. PLANS AND PARTICULARS may be 'btained from— THE BOARD'S MANAGERS on the Mbssbs H. & J. CLIFFORD, Morrins ville. MIBBBB MoNICOL & CO., Hamilton. Mb A. W. EDWARDS, Te Aroha Mb A. HANNA, Solicitor, Auckland Or THE HEAD OFFICE, Wellington. WALTER G. FOSTER, 8/11 General Manager MRS. SAMUELS, MAIL CARRIER, STOREKEEPER' FRUITERER ETC., ONGARUE News Agent for all Weekly and Daily Papers. Refreshments, D'nrag Rooms, end Good ids. Meals at all hours, Order pronrp ended to pHEAP MONEY pHEAP MONEY riHEAP MONEY £IOO to £IO,OOO OH COUNTRI, CITY, AND SUBURBAN TREEHOLDB At 4J per rent. Teims of Repayment of the Most Libera Character, which can be ascertained on en quiry J. H. RICHARDSON, Government Insurance Commissioser )AGLAN f AND A GENCY The undersigned has for sale or lease on iberal terms DAIRY FARMS GRAZING FARMS BUSH FARMS NATIVE TEASES TOWN AND SUBURBAN SECTIONS COTTAGES, STORES To owners of property : My terras ate no ale no charge. A R, LANGLEY, LAND AGENT AND VALUATOR RAGLAN. ["OUNTAIN T> IMU HHIMBER pOMPANY, "I iMITED, MAMAKU FINEST MOUNTAIN-GROUT RIMF IN THE COLONY FIRST AWARD and GOLD MEDAL against all-comers at the Auckland Induetria and Mining Exhibition, 1898-99 Over 1,000,000 feet of Building Timber in Stock, Also, EVERY CLASB OF DRESSED TIMBER & MOULDINGS. W. MAUNDER, AGENT. Hahimon J. CLAYTON, AGENT, Noabuawahia Telegrams promptly attended to. 18'7 HAMILTON I | ABHBURTON Waikato | | Canterbury AIKATO GALVANISED TRON HARDLEYBROS Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Bellhangers. WORK UNDERTAKEN IN ANY PART OF THE WAIKATO. Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers of Spouting, Ridges, Baths, eto. TANKS A SPECIALITY. CORRUGATED IBON CURVEL TO ORDER Dairy Utensils of First Quality. A TRIAL SOLICITED. HARDLEY BROS., HAMILTON John Bettley, WHOLESALE & RETAIL BUTCHER (Opposite the Hamilton Hotel). BEST QUALITY MEAT ONLY KEPT. Connected wherewith is THE HAMILTON COFFEE PAUSF. HotDihhebs Daily ibok 12 TO 2 o'oxooa Chops and Steaks Beady in Ten Minutes. DINNER on SALE-DAYS ax 11 O'CLOCK ' Races, Regattas, Shows, ftc., C ttored AMIL'iON GAS COMPANY (LIMITED), Has 0h Sau : LAOKSMITH'S GOAL COKE, £2 pet ton of 22 bags; 2> per bag. TAB, 6d per gallon for 25 gallons or iwtt [in lest quantities. wont: CUr«EO-etio3t, Hamiltcu.
NOTICE TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. PURE BONE DUST GUARANTEED. The following is the list of onr various Baids of Bonedust and Artifical Manures : PURE BONE FLOUR PURE BONEDUST (steamer) PURE BONEDUST (coarse) Al BONEDUST WHEAT AND CORN MANURE * ROOT MANURE TURNIP MANURE POTATO MANURE GRASS MANURE MAIZE MANURE Special Quotations for Large Lots. Prices, Analysis, and Samples on ap plication. WARNOCK BROS. Durham-street, Auckland. AUPIRI pOAL "ITINEB T IMITJSU. The Best Household Coal in the Colony. CAN now be obtained from all Coal Dealers in Waikato. Orders addressed to the Mine Manager, Mr Edward S. Wight, Huntly, will • be promptly attended to. FRANZ SCHERFF, Secretary. Auckland, April, 1899. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE Value of Estates in the Oefioe : OVER THBEE MILLIONS STEELING. Capital & Interest guaranteed by the State. Farther large reductions now made in costs administration. The Public Trust Office seeks to be merely elf-supporting. Estates under Wills or Intestacies wher converted into cash and held for beneficiaries are credited with interest at highest rate, cap italised yearly, and free of all office charges. The Public TnosTfE can be appointed Executor of the Will or Codicil of an> person Advice as to the making of Wills is givr n free of'charge. The Public Trustee can be appointed Trustee iD place of previously appointed Trustee or in place of persons who wifh to be relieved of their Tru*t' eship. The Public Trustee can be appointed Trustee for Marriage Settlements, Money Tructs, Sinking Fund, and other Trusts The Public Trustee undertakes the many ageroeutof Property as Attom«y or A«e. The Public Trustee administers Intestates' Estates, Lunatics' Estates, and Unclaim ed Lvnds. The Public Trustee has Trust for investment on Mortgage of First-class Freehold Securities at lowest ourrent rate of interest. Liberal term for repayment for full particulars apply to TFE PUBLIC TRUSTEE, Wellington, Or any of the Agents of the Public Trustee oj the Colony. GEORGE E. CLARK, LAND, PRODUCE & GENERAL AGENT CAMBRIDGE. LAND FOR SALE 500 ACBES LAND, with suitable house and outbuildings, securely fenced, and sub-divided into o onvenient paddocks, in good state of cultivation 247 ACRES LAND, all fenced and sub divided into paddooks and in grass or crops. 300 ACRES LAND, all securely fenced, part rich swamp, balance dry opeu land, all dry land being surface sown. Price reasonable, terms easy. 135 ACRES LAND, all fenced and sub divided into suitable paddock*, all in grass or cultivation, small house, and stockyard. School, creamery and rail way station within \\ miles. Price reasonable, terms half cash, balance 5 per cent. VILLA RESIDENCE with half-acre land on the Hamilton road, township Cam bridge, situation unequalled, very dry land. TE TJKU-500 ACRES. |Part bush, balance fern and manuka. Land, ring fenced «nd subdivided. Honse of five rooms (kauri and rimu) barn, cowshed and stockyard. Frice very reasonable. 3 ACRES LAND, township Cambridge, one of the best sites in the township. FARM of 60 acres with House of five rooms, the land all in grass or culti vation, securely fenced and sub-divided into convenient paddocks, situated within two miles of township of Cambridge. 10 ACRE section Pukekura, frontage to Main Road, Corner Section in grass and securely fenced. GEO. E. CLARK, LAND, PRODUCE * GENERAL AGENT CAMBRIDGE FOR CRICKETING, GOLF, and TENNIS GOODS-give E. J. WLKINSON a call. All this season's goods. HOLLOWAYS PILLS Invigorate the Nerves. Strengthen theJStomach and Promote Healthy Action of the Liver. HOLLOWAYS PILLS pure Headache, Indigestion, Biliousness and Feverish Attacks. They may be taken with perfect Iturafectttred only at 78, New Oaford Street (late 533, Oxford Street), London.
ALBERT HOTEL QUEEN STRE ET AUCKLAND. HAVING hW over this popular, and well-kii. wn Hotel, all visitors can rely upon every attention and comfort. can rely NIGHT PORTER IN ATTENDANO Telephone 963. All telegrams promptly attended to. ARTHUR BACH PROPRIETOR ( Lata oi Hotorua a a ,l Cambridge). THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL JOE. BATHURST, .. Pkopwetok. o „v"L n9o ** ,arT , for » First-class pie Room, and roship, it is the „, , —cial Travellers; and on account its being opposite the Town Jiall 1M rfirt i«al4 «« : i c • ... Companies in the Theatrical line. Terms reasonable. Best quality Liquors and vuwnt. * ~g Tblelbonk No. 890. James Kolleston/^y (Lam oi / t i kurangi and /,* Coromandel/ / proprietor/*. r x 'Wy/VIOTORIA. . ST yT East, / 11CKLAND /// QOOD SAMPLE ROOMS ' PO. Box, 3 Hallett's fiailway Hotel. MERCER. WINES AND SPIRITS 0? THE VERY BEST BRANDS. Brown Campbell's Special Brew always o draught. Good Shooting and Boating. Horses on Hire. Good Stabling and paddocking. J RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS. BAR Stocked with faost Liquors.; J. E. HALLETT, PROPRIETOR. ( - Harbour View Hotel, RAGLAN MRS E. G. RGID, Proprietress. THIS HOTEL nw been re-bniltin first class style, with a view to affording every col venience for travellers and tourists. MAGIIFiOBJJT VIEW CVESLOOKIIQ THI HAEBOUR Seccomb'es Special Brew on Draught Finest Wines and Spirits Good Stabling and Paddocks Boating and Fishing. Walkato Mail Coach leaves the door FIRST AWARD. Christohurch, 1896. L ' ° tag ° J ° bilee *M** FIRST and SPECIAL, Auckland 18Q8 FIRST AWARD, ChrWh„KS 49Ol Imperial Calf Food (BEATHER BRAND). Can be used with either skii ■ - Extract from letter received from a gentle- S5?p Nt 5 6 *?? Wau , d ' who «e.lnSal birth. Our other oow gave so little milk respeots as cauld be desired." From the above it may be gathered that a u plentiful, less. PACKED IN KlbToOlb., lOOlbs., and 2001b. SACKS. A Our testimonials are too numerous to publish, but we have several statin* " " fatter than calves fed upon full milk.' Waikato Agents - W. C. DAVIS & CO., HAMILTON. *\N\ \\* |
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The Waikato Times
THAMES 7ALLBY QA7BTTE & KAWHU ADVOCATE
[ESTABLISHED 1872.]
THE OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN THE WAIICATO
[PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON.]
HAMILTON, N.Z. : MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1902
PRICE ONE PENNY.
VOL. LIV.—No. (ill 13.
C. L. DfAES & Co., BREWERS MAKUI'ACTUREIiS, HAMILTON'
The American Tobacco Co. intend to issue a Series of 12 different plates of Write full name and address plainly, and Enclose with Labels, also the | Penny Stamps ▼ ▼ lid Flowers co!ouredt ° Nature in the best style of Modern Chromo Litho. Art, printed on thick Art Paper, size of plates 20 x 141, and thus form a unique collection. If you want these Beautiful Wild Flowers, 1505110 The AMERICAN TOBACCO CO., AUCKLAND 50 Old Judge Cigarette Boxes and Three Penny Stamps and one Coloured Plate will be posted to any address in New Zealand m 'r?Tß!cn
A Wonderful Medicine, "BF*f? For Bilious and Nervouß Disorders, such as Wind and Pain in the Stomach, Sick Headache, Giddiness, Fulness and Swelling after meals, Dizziness and Drowsiness, Co!-.i Chills, Flushings of Heat, Loss of Appetite, Shortness of Breath, Convenes?, Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams, and all Nervous and Trembling Sensations, &c. Tax rrasT DoSB will givi biliit in twsnty mindtis. This it no fiction. Every sufferer is earnestly invited to try one Box of these Fills, and they will be acknowledged to be "WORTH A GUINEA A BOX." BEECHAM'S PILLS, taken as directed, will quickly restore feir ' s to complete health. They promptly remove any obstruction or irregularity of the system. For a Weak Stomach.; Impaired Digestion; Disordered. Liver; they act like magic. A few dos-sa will work •arondan upon the Vital Organs ; Strengthening the Muscular System: restoring the long lost Ccmplexion ; bringing back the keen edge of appetite, and arousing with the Roetmnt of Health the whole physical knkrot of the human frame. These are " facta' admitted by thousands In all clauses of society, md one of the beat guarantees to the Kerroua and debilitated la that Btecha-n'i Pill* havt the LargtU Salt of any Patent Mediant intfuwrid. *'<>U directions with each box. U , ...H U. M. Mw.it. 'THE PEOPLE'S" FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. If you require good, cheap Bedroom Furniture, including Bedsteads Wire-wove Mattresses and Bedding; also, dining-room Chairs, Couches and Curtain Poles, then send to the best and cheapest furnishing warehouse in the Colony TONSON GARLICK CO., LTD., "Thb People's" Fuknishing Warehouse, 304 to SI 2. Qna«n . Str«et. AITOKLAIsTD NOriCE. It having come to the knowledge of The New Zealand Dairy Asso ciation (Limited) that inferior factory-made or home separator Butter is sometimes being sold as the Association's Butter ; and further, the second hand "Anchor" brand and " Dairy" brand boxes with' the Association's brand still remaining upon them are being fraudulently used for the conveyance of Butter which has not been mado by the Association, this is to give notice that any persons using boxes bearing the Association's registered brands uncancelled are LIABLE TO PROSECUTION, and also to request that persons desiring l to obtain the Dairy Association's Butter should be careful to see that the wrappers are branded with the Association's name and one of their well-known trade marks—either "Anchor"or "New Zealand Dairy Association." Any person giving information which will lead to the conviction of anyone pirating the trade marks or selling other Butter as the Associa tion's will be rewarded. W ESLEY SPRAG G, MANAGING DIEECTOE, THE N.Z. DAIRY ASSOCIATION (LIMITED). Auckland, .Sept. 20, 1002. J. J 0 N L AUCTIONEER, • rnnnvivn, 5 | OIXE DOZEN OABINETS WITH OPAL AUCTIONEER, | FBOM | 5/ . ProduceMerchant.Und&Commission; QEORGE GREGORY. Viotobia & Loenk Sib.,'AUCKLAND. ARTIST PHOTOGRAPL iER PRODUCERS of every kind Dairy, | SPECIALITIES- Orohard and Farm Produce can depend I ... ~ „ ~ _ on obtaining the Highest Market Price, with £?}* Stu<aeg > Enlargements Quick Sales and Account Sales immediately j Children a Portraiture and Group? remitted. Special accommodation for Pigs and Poultry. Fruit Sales held EVFR> oobkh oi DAY during the Season. Outdoor and QUEEN AND WELESr.E'S STREETS Country Sales conduoted. Large accommo- AUCKLAND. dation for storing M? : ?e and other Produce until fair market prioe at obtaitalle. Established 18 Yxt-.r:; Btanraurci: Union Bank of Australia. TO LADIES \ lflTlß -m. r k j-l. s-v n a nir nee< * to consult doctors or chemists IAQLAH ]M AA * pOAOH remedies TOU requir e in your own hands ±,J - Write for free copy of valuable book about your lives, your health, your welfare Every j The regula running of the mail coach woman ehould read it. Posted free in sealed • ... a*..* H.„ii to ~ | m - owing to the bad state ef the roads. J. DAL.QLIESH Proprietor, >OOK-B11SDIN» neatly executed at The ► Waikato Times Office, Hamilton,
IN 8U R K iN OVV GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. £1,600,000 has alroady been added to Folicies -in the Department, THIS IR THE BONUS Y.EAR, and everyone now takiag out a participating policy will receive a substantial bonus at tho end of the year. J. H. RICHARDSON, G.mmiseioncr. A Gold or Silver Watch for Nothing. SEND NO MONEY. WE hereby undertako to givo one ojoui Famous Gold or Silver Watches, Lady or Gentleman's, to every Man, Woman, or Child Who sends us the orreot reading ot the following PUZZLE : I BxxT MxxS TixS CxxxxE I The only condition is, that if your answer is correct, you purchase one of our SOLID STERLING SILVER 0 UAINS to wear with the Watch. Bimply forward your answer, and enclose stamped and addrossed envelope so that we may inform you i you have won the Watch, We are making this offer solely with the object of introducing and advertising onr goods. Cut this out and forward to our only address— GOLDSMITHS COLONIAL CO, QUEEN - STREET, AUCKLAND, N.Z Or Box 459, G.P.O. 8/2 T - A Wfl IA ~ p ARMKBtf ~~7l 0 APER&TIVE fIOMPANY Havinar completed arrangments to open STOREROOMS in KAWHIA, the atx-vn Company are propirod to Supply settl rs with All Reqireaieata. GRASS SEEDS will bo a Speciality, and are carefully Bolected by men of larjre ex perience, and will be supplied ta Share holder* and Farmers Generally at a Mini mum Cost and of cJnaranteed Quality. ENCING MATERIAL also will bo Sup plied at tbo Very Lowest Possible R:ito. The K.P.C. Co. an.> making arranxemeiits for tbo Supply of Sto k to Farmers, and wkl place their Shareholders on an equal foot ing with tho beet Farmers Unions in Now Zealand. The objects of the Company are to Supply Shareholder with Every Requisite at the very lowost cost, and to promote and foster any and every industry that will be of bonefit U> Bottlers and inteading settlors, and to dispose of their produce in the vory lest markets. Please note and place your orders as early as possiblo to avoid uny disappointment. KAWHIA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY ROYAL HOTEL, RAGLAN Favourite Seaslda Resort for Tourists The proprietor begs to notify the the public that ho has entered into possession of above Hotel'which is one of the most comfortable Hostelries in tho colony. No expense has been spared to meet the requirements of Tourists, Families, and Commercial Travel- FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE Bathing Houses, Sample Rooms, Stabling, etc. TABLE A SPECIALITY Telegrams promptly bttended to. A. J. NORRIS, 1/7 Proprietor. ' (Late U.S.CO.)
FOR ,;^«iv„ PROMINENTLY BEFORE . . AUCKLAND FARMERS . Produces RECORD CROPS. . . WE SAY . . This is not a cheap trashy manure but one that will GROW GOOD CROPS of HIGH FEEDING QUALITY. IT IS A OUR CUSTOfIERS SAY: WELL SATISFIED CROP EXCELLENT ALWAYS RELIABLE . . TESTIMONIAL, . . Mr. OWEN MeCABE, Te Aroha West, says: June 30st, 1902. " I was HIGHLY PLEASED with your SPECIAL TURNIP MANURE, and everyone that has seen my turnips say they are a RECORD CROP for the Year." Price per Ton. Less 21 per cent, discount for Cash. SPECIAL QUOTATION FOR LARGE LOTS. Manufacturers: Head Office—ALßEßT STHKKT, AIM K I. AND. NEW ZEALAND DRUG COMPANY, LTD. Works—\Vl<;'TV!! i.r> The Acme of Perfection THE NEW "IDEAL" PATTERN FACTORY MILK CANS SEAMLESS Hollowed BOTTOM ), one piece SPECIAL Bottom Hoop, with Shoulder for Bottom to rest upon PATENT UNBREAKABLE HANDLES. Ue take this opportunity of thanking the Waikato Farmers for the liberal support accorded to us in the past, and beg to intimate that having imported the most modern machinery for the manu facture of cans, we are enabled to produce a superior can to any hand made. We say that for strength, durability, high-class work and material this can has no equal in New Zealand, its weight will bear out our statement. JEWELLERY WISDOM. It is not wise to buy Jewellery whereve r you_ see _Jewelle ry displayed —the imitation and unreal looks_lik~ *-■-- first. The wisestway is_to send or coine to us; then you know precisely what you are buying. You are certain, too, of getting your money's worth. Write for our Illustrated Price List. No. F976 —Istc. Gold and Fine Pearl Set Brooch, 40/- No. F670 —oct Gold No. F5544 ißct. Gold No. F36s6—oct. G Diamond, Rub; No. F4404 —1 Jit. Gold Diamond an Esg®@£ get. Gold Front Stud, 36 Collar Stud, 6/6 No, Gold Long Muff Chain, £5/5/- ijct. Gold, £lO/10/- No. 54—i8ct. Gold Chased Keeper, 27/6 Send for illustrated pamphlet showing construction. Made #f bust CHIRCO4L Tl\'l> STEEL ALEX. HARVEY & SONS Albert-street, AUCKLAND. DAIRY SUPPLIES OF EVERY DES CRIPTION. 1 Set. Gold „ 75/-, £5, £6/6/- No. F2333—New Hunting Horn Brooch, get. Gold, 15/6 No. FllS7—get. Gold Links, 21/ ijct. Gold, 45/- Silver, 4/- No. F7o7l get. Gold lirooch, 14/6 ,„..,.. Gold Ruby Ring, No. F7o6s—get. Gold Br neat design, 11/6 THOS B. ARTHUR.I [B. R. SCEATS Stewart Dawson & Co., No.Fwj, Diamond and Ruby Ring, 65/- ' 146 and 148, Queen Street, Auckland. AUCKLAND CITY MARKET, WELLSSLEY-STRSBT WING RICHARD ARTHUR & CO. j FRUIT, PRODUCE & POULTRY AUCTIONEER. WE have now one of the largest and best lighted Auction Rooms in the Colony, and being situated in the busiest part of the City, clients can rely upon goods being well displayed and di sposed to the best advantage. THOS. B. ARTHUR ... Auctioneer. THE DRINK QUESTION, AVE Doctors' expenses by purchasing only Articles that mw manu- factured by those who observe the Golden Rule, and only put before the public what they with pleasure U3O themselves. Therefore you can all enjoy a cup of Perfect Coffee and Tisa by ordering from your Grocer THE GREAT NORTHERN BREWERY L.-^ , BARRETT & CO.'S Excelsior Coffee Standard Coffeo i?l^4 OC 3C J3/S. 3E 'J? XI X», iTO&ffili BRANDS OF TEAS Cable Address: £CCOMBE, NEWMAEKET. Telephone: No. 475. ESTABLISHED 1856. BREWERS, BOTTLERS & MALTSTERS Our ALES and STOUT are BREWED from the PRIMEST MALT and HOPS, and will compare with the finest in the Colony. Khyber Pass Koad, AUCKLAND Colombo Garden Tea (Heliotrope Label), per lb. 2 6 Exoefoior Tea (Green Label and Butterfly), per lb. 2 0 Standard Tea (Red Label Butterfly), per lb. 110 Lion Tea (Blue Label and Butterfly), per lb. 1 8 As the best of Everything is good enough for you USE Excta, Barrett & Oo.'s Unxld Baking Powder Btfwa, Barrett & Co.'s Unxld Egg Powder Brown, Barrett & (Vs Unxld Self-Raising FIOUT Brown, Barrett & Oo.'i Unxld Peppers
DRINK WARD'S BEER. C. L. limes & Co., AUESTS AND BOI'TLEIiS.
UCKLAND T7RBEZING OABH ALL CLASSES OF FAT STOCK Stoekowners please communicate with Buyer, MR 0. RUNCIMA*!, Cambridge, or at the WORKS, AUCKLAND. Wo are also BUYERS of FACTOR BUTTER OUTPUTS. We have ON SALE BLOOD AND BONE MANUB AND BONEDUBT. PBICES AHO AHALYSSi OB APPHOA TIOI. A. BEVINS, Manager. )RINCE A LBERT riOLLEQE AUCKLAND, FOR BOYS & GIRLS (Boarders and Daj Pupils). Chairman of Board of Governors: Rkv. H. Gabland. JTf a d master: Thomas Jaomon, M.A. (Load. Vioe-Master: Stuabt Stkyenbot, M.A. (Ox. ford and Melbourne). Senior Mistrees: Mjss E. M. Radttobth. M.A. (N.Z.) assisted by a staff of Resident and Visit ing Masters and Mistresses. The College is controlled by a Board of Go vernors appointed by the Wesleyan Methodist Church of New Zealand, but the religiens each ng is undenominational. Theic are separate Colleges for Boys and Girls, together forming the finest set of School Buildings in Auckland. The aoaom modation for boarders in both Colleges it conn lete, and every arrangement is made to sef nre their comfort. Well pqu'pped Carpenter's Workshop newly added i rge Nud felly equippe* Gymnasium. Centr.lnnd ekvated position. Large play grourde. 1- semination *T7ccersb3-During the last five years 40 pupil- have passed the N.Z. Matriculation and 23 the Civil Setvice Ex aminations. ' F. es moderate. Chirge for Boarders mads fr< m date of on try. l'n spei tiia op applicntion »o Hradtnastet) or to The WaikatoTimbs Offiw. Next term begins TUESDAY, FEB. 10, 1803 ■ WA N T E D K N OWN ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE, SHIPMENTS OF BONF-DUST AND ELOOD MARURE. They are of First-cbss Qna'ity, and have Analysed as under : Boncdust: Am. oh, P. Lime 50. Blood and Boiedtut : Am. 8, t. Lime 28 Al-o, K\IMT, THOMAS PHOSPHATE -J GUANOS, SALT, AND OTHER RED KOC'K SALT Invaluable for Sto<Jc. SALT FOR HAY AND OATEN SHEAVES. It should always bo used, as the food ii muei> more phtable. atd there is less loss in wi ighr. \\ e also sujply best qualities of CLOVERS AND GRASS SEEDS ON HAND: Stocks of ?pccu:lly.BelePt«d Southern Da*** - " Winter, Canadians, Duup, White and Black Tartar. Gartoue, Daui-b, SpAtrowbill, and FeeJ Oats. LINSEED: This is exoellent food for Calves and Poul try. It is more valuable than any kind oi Gra'n or Pulso. Send for particulars before Buying, One f*k Values are undoubtedly the Be.-.t. £*■ F. W. S m1 ™ AKD <? COMM ERCE-STREET,. AUCKLAND. \ lJ" 1 "" c oa WAIKATO CRATED WATER CORDIAL MANUFACTORY. Lfttostj a&d Meat Approved Method* Goods of the above Well-known Brand wil bo supplied from the Hamilton Factory. Tkj jejuna 4 Ordkbs - •PtnoTVAUT Atxhsbbd To MIJNZIEB & CO., HAJtrxTow. AND AT THE THAMES] ' OTHER ENGINEER,? By Our System of Teaching by Mail You Can. ADVANTAGES. 1 You study at home 2 We teach everywhere 3 No time lost from Work 4 Prepares for examinations 6 No text books to buy 6 Abundantly UluaWted Instructions Papers 7 Instruction Papers fre<j from all unnecessary mathematics and theoretical side issues 3 Each Instruction Paper prepared experts 9 Instruceion private * 10 The working is made interesting 11 If student can read and write, and studies as*) directed, success is assured 12 Fees can be paid by monthly instalments 18 Backward students (riven special assistance 14 Open to all. No time limit We also teach by mail: -Drawing, Shorthand, Book-keeping and Accountancy, and coach for the Auditors and Incorporated JAccountauts' Exans, Civil Service, University and Law, Languages! Pupil Teachers' and for "D"and "E ". "Every candidate prepared by us for the recent ~ Teachers' Examination succeeded in passing Book-keeping Simplified for Farmers', r mended by Hi» Hon Mr Justice Kettle, Si 6d "post free Stamp accepted The American School of correspondent [Chartered by the State], B>ad Office for New Zealand. 191 Queen Street, Auckland Write for free Illustrated Hand-book «• S " and copies of testimonials from New Zealand ©radiates and i-tuients, trad mention subjects in which yea are interested Success certain if oor insttaetieat followed HOT SPRINGS HOTEL, TB ABOHA. MR R. L. SOMERS wish* Uinftm the Residents of the Waikato thai he has taken over the above waH-knewn -- J faYonrite Hotel, and hope* to nejit a oos MwatftMrnijoet, |
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WLLh'NY ]I:'A\,HT. Messrs. W. 0. Divi.; anil '.'".'a report for their S;ilui-l.iy suls' :■■ !'ii"'-':' -.v.-is a good en try i.'f p niitry and good pri <•<, fowls selling from Is liit to 2s c 0.'.!., ducks Is 9d to 2s, turkeys us In I*'-- •* «-*ls. I'r.xluce t'<it.-il"'«ia 2s tltl"for smali be;-. 7s for mil ,*.'. •!:, ; O.S. cha'V Is per sue': , lid to 2d per lli ; cooking V : tl";i' XI os ; mirr-u" I'S : ing in ichino £3 ; piano £4 10. !<Y.i >;ir-ui*-*, buoks, aud p'it ;.l u.ts sold sit fail- iifi.v.i, AUCKLAND J-'i.Tl!' AND Pi?-»;>!'0L The Auokla: d better supplied during urn past week, and h"iv- :al-s .ver- reported. Po tatoes were m '•:■: picut.iul, and prices dropped a'o.,ut'J*s pert.m. Ouions were also pU-Mi'- nl, aud no'.v ioj.il .-npplies were to hand. Poultry came to hand in largo numbers, and roe-si. rs a il turkwys sold at high r,-ii 's, hut hens, wiiici. wore very plentiful, sold lower. P gs, pork, bacon, hams, and cheese were very scarce. But ter w,is in fair supply, with unaltered pri'ia. i'ggs realised higher prices. Fruit of s. a-o -ablfi sorts was plentiful, a heavy shipm 'lit ot i>,inauasand pines from the fs lati.ls, aud -.hemes from Sydney and Mel bourne, eon iig to hand. Lemons .-old at higher rates, but gooseberries dr'pped in value. This Auckland Fruit and Produce Auctioneers' Association quote : Potatoes.—New round, 9s to 10s cwt; new kidneys, 9s to lis 6d ; poor samples, 3s to ss. Onions: Local, seed. Id to ljd lb; American, lid, potato, Jd to Id ; Victorian, Jd to lid. Vegetables. Cabbages fid to Is Id dozen, is to 4s sack ; cauliflowers, Is to 3s dozen ; cucumbers, 2s to is; rhubarb, 9d to is ; broad beans, od to Cd peck. Dairy produce.— l>;ury butter, in prints or rolls, first quality, fcij to lb ; sepa rator, 8d to 9]d lb; pastry, (Id to 7d; farmers' keg, firsts, 7jd to .sd: seconds, 6d to 7d; milled, in bulk, 9£d; factory rolls, 10jd. Eggs, fresh, Is to Is 3d dozen; pickled, IOJd- Cheese: Farmers', 5d to sid ; factory, s£d to 6d; loaf, 6|d. Bacon, fanners', 8d to 9Jd ; factory, 9£d to IOJd- Hams, farmers', 9d to lOd ; factory, lid to Is. Fruit (quotations for standard cases and boxes only). - Plums, Sydney 4s to 6s case ; peaches, Sydney 7s to lis; tomatoes, hot house 8d to lid lb ; poor ditto 4d to 6d • lemons good, 7s to 8s 6d ; superior ditto 9s '■ ccarse ditto 6s to 7s case ; cherries, local 7d to lOd lb ; Sydney ditto 10s to lis box ; passion fruit 20s case ; currants 9d to'lOd lb ; walnuts 8d ; peanuts 2\d ■ bananas 3s 6d bunch, 2d lb ; pines 3s to 5s crate: cocoa nuts 8s sack.
Poultry.—Hens Is 3d to Is 8d each ; table roosters 2s 6d to 3s ; ducks Is 3d to 2s; geese 3s to 4s ; chicks 4d to Is j ducklings 3d to 9d ; turkeys, gobblers 6s to 10s ; hens 4s to 6s.
Miscellaneous—Young pigs 9s to loa each ; pork 4?d to sd.
HALL AND PERKIN'S REPORT
Great demand for geese, turkeys, and lemons, and goo 1 values obtainable for all kinds of early fruits, cherries realising 9d to Is 2d, apricots 4s to 6s 101 half cases, lemons from 9s to lls a case. Whangarei oranges from 10s to lSg a case, goose berries from 3s to Cs 3d for half cases, cu cumbers 2s 3d to Cs a dozen. Christmas plums, one consignment received, soid at 4d lb. Nelson goseberries, red 4d to 6d a lb, black 3d to 7d per lb. Turk ys sold as high as 13s 9d, geese 3s 6d to 6s, strong demand for both lines. Ducks firmed from Is 7d to 2s 4d, hens from Is 3d to Is 8d for bulk, a few higher, roosters from Is 6d to 3s 7d, ducklings and chicks 3d to 6d. Pigs brought astonishingly high prices, some small ones realising 14s, well bred lis to 15s 9d : |bi rger pigs from 20s to 2ls 6d. We want SUO head of turkeys and geese for Christmas sale. New p tatoes were a little lower in value, the bulk being dis posed of at Id to ljd. It is not antici pated that the market will get lower. Pea 3 sold from lOd to is 4d a peck. Local onions are expected in next week. TE KUITI SALE. Messrs McNicol and C .. report:—At Te Kuiti on the 10th inst. we yarded 850 head of cattle, chiefly well-bred steers and heif ers one to two years old. Competition was brisk, and nearly all were sold. Fat bul locks made .£lO 17s fid, forward-conditioned bullocks £8 17s, fresh and store three-year steers £7, two-year-old steers £4 os to £5, 18-month steers £3 15s to £1 ss, yearlings' £3 to £3 17s, calves up to £2 12s 6d, fat and forward cows £u 2s 6d to .£6 os, spring ing heifers £6 to £6 163, 100 good pigs 12s 6d to £2 10s. MESSRS. ARTHUR TOOMAN & CO'S REPORT. Messrs. Arthur Tooman and Co., Auckland, report supplies of fruit, produce, and poultry on the in crease, and well up to requirements. Generally, they have been heavy this week. New potatoes have como forward in larger quantities, and the price has eased about 30s per ton. Poultry has been in heavy supply, and sold well, with the ex ception of old hens, which have been very plentiful at reduced values. Young pigs ai e very scarce, and high in value, asls also cheese, eggs, bacon, aud ham. The fruit market has been well supplied generally, with the exception of ..ranges. Heavy shipments of pines have arrived from the Islands, also bananas. Gooseberries drop ped in value considerably, owing to the low quotations of Nelson growers. We quote as follows:—Potatoes, kidneys, £d 10s t" £il 10s ; round varieties £:> to £lO. Onions, American lis to 14s ; Victorian 9s to lls ; new local 8s to 10s. Green peas 9.1 to lid. Vegetables at lower prices. But ter —Prime dairy 8d to lOd, separator 9d to lOd, farmers' keg 7d to Bd, milled factory IOJd. Eggs Is Id to Is 3d. Cheese' tanners' 5d to 5Jd, loaf 6Jd, factory, large! »'. Ito fid. Bacon : farmers' 8d to 9.1, fac tory 9idto lOjd, hams, prime farmers' lOd factory lld to Is. Honey: bulk 3d to sec turn 3M to Id. Fruit : Goos 'berries 3s 3d to 5a according to size of box. Cherries V. lute Heart, sd to Is, Black Heart lOd to Is 3d. Lemons 7s to 10s. Oranges, Wluu g.ir"i, 7s to Ss p"r case. Loqnats 3s to ss. li'.nauas 3s (id per bunch, 4s (id to 5s per case and 2d per lb re-packed. Poultry • Ordinary and old hens fs 3d to Is 7d, table roosters 2s Cd to 3s Cd, chicks (id to Is, cockerels Is to Is fid, ducks Is 3d to Is 10d' 3s to 4s, goslings 2s to 2s 3d,- turkeys' heavy gobblers, 10s to 12s, light os to 7s, hens 4s to Cs. Pigs, small, and young, 9s to 12s, fair 13s to 15s. Pork did to 5d per
lb' J. JONES' WEEKLY REPORT
Mr J. Jones reports :is follows:—Poultry i.i g. d numbers Turkeys in good demand. I.'oos'ers 2m 1o 2s 'MI, liens Is4d to 2s, ducks Is Sd to 2s 4d, gobblers !« s to 13s fid, hens 3s (id to !■; 9d, geese 3s 3d to 4s, pigs 16s to £1 2= 3d. Putter 7.J-1 to 9d, 13 2J.1. .'h.'ese od to sid, hams 9d to lod, loci.l '--t.i to 9d, bacon 9.1 to 9}d, local Sd to '•Hi, l.oney .'s '.id to 4s 3d. New potatoes Id t>i li.'. gr-jtn peas 9d to IOJd, onions lid lb, gooseberries 2d to JSJd lb, plums 5s to 6s fid case, lemons 7s to N< 6d, oats 3s id, maize ■l- : Cd to '■•: Sd, wheat 4s 7d to 4s lOd, bran £7 15-=, : harps £7 15s, chaff £6 15s to £7. l;.iH-,L; 8 1 to 9d each, hares Is ildto 2s
The Waikato Times THAMES VALLEY GAZETTE, AND KAWHIA ADVOCATE. THE OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN THE WAIKATO. MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1902. THE NEGRO IN SOUTH AFRICA.
As pointed out in our leading article on Saturday, no very intricate prob lems are presented by the native question iu this Colony, and the present Government are strenuously working in the direction of an honour able and equitable treatment of our aboriginal population. In other parts of the world, however, the race prob lem is pressing more and more for solution. In West Australia the aboriginal, wild and untameable, has become somewhat of a plague, while in the South Sea Islands the con dition of the natives has given a per plexing turn to events. But the more acute issues to be considered lie in Africa, Asia and America, where any measure yet tried for the regulating of the relations between the white and coloured races has been more in the nature of a compromise than a per manent solution of the difficulty. Con tinually, accounts reach us of some outbreak of discontent and disorder amongst the less advanced races in America, and the horrors con stantly going on in what is called the Black Belt of America are too well known to need recapitulation. It has now been conclusively demonstrated that the one-time maxim "that when ever while men go, the natives die out/' holds good only to a certain ex tent and under certain circumstances. Uvea Australia has still in some dis tricts large numbers of aboriginals, while the " vanishing " Bed Indians of North America have left a con siderable progeny. Other aboriginal races sometimes even show an increase in numbers when brought in contact with the Caucasian, the negroes es pecially, and the presence of this race in South Africa makes the governing of that country an extremely delicate task, and its permanent pacification a matter calling forth the best energies of the statesmen of the Empire. Numerous suggestions have been thrown out for the settlement of this momentous ques tion, but none have, so far, offered a satisfactory solution of the problem. One of the latest suggestions is that of Mr Jas. Bryee, thrown out in a speech at Oxford some time ago. His method is on the lines of friendly isolation. He would have the back ward races separated by marriage amongst themselves alone. As it is impossible to confine them to a cer tain territory, this does not enter into the scheme, but they would be treated with equal legal and political rights, the latter on a basis which would exclude the poorest and most ignorant whites, and prevent a mob of uneducated blacks from ruling an electorate. However, we may confidently expect that some feasible solution of the difficulty will be arrived at, when Mr Chamberlaim has had an opportunity of personally making himself ac quainted with the needa of the new
■•nilmio.■». His long experience as S.'-Tetiiry fur tin; Colonies has ali'nnles.l liim exceptional advantages for striv ing the race problem, and his acumen should find some means of ridding the position of its more dangerous phases,
LOCAL AND GENERAL
An article on the "Canadian Produce Trade " will In- found on page 1.
A thanksgiving service in recognition of the victory gained by the Temperance Party at the late licensing poll, will be held in the Methodist church this •veulng, under the auspices of the New Zealand Ailianc" Association.
About 2 p.m. on Saturday afternoon as Mr- Lock, of Kirikiriroa, was driving across the Hamilton bridge in a spring trap, she by some means collided with" the Voach driven by Mr T. Mayes, with the result that the lighter v.diiclo was overturned. Furtun.it-i'ly Mrs Lock escaped with a shak ing, although the cart was considerably damaged.
_ The faithfulness of a dog was exempli fied the other day. When the late Mr F. Curtis met with a fatal accident at Adding ton, Christchurch, one of his dogs followed his body to the hospital, and from thence to the morgue. The dog lay on the foot path outside the morgue gate all night through the pouring rain. Next morning, Mr James Knight, with some difficulty, got it home and fed it. Mr T. W. Kirk and Mr W. A. Boucher, of the New Zealand Department of Agri culture, left by the schooner Countess of Eanfurly on Friday for the Cook Islands, under instructions from the Government to report on the present conditions of the fruit plantations there, aud the prospects of growing coffee, cocoa, cotton, and other tropical products.
The Northern Roller Milling Company has advanced the price of flour 15s per ton, making the present quotation £l3 5s for sacks, small sizes extra, less the usual dis count. As the price in the South is ,£l3 f.o.b. for sacks, small sizes extra, the pre sent Northern Roller Mills' quotation is still about 10s per ton below the laid down cost of flour from the South, when freight and charges are added.
A Consular report on Finland Trade in 1901 says:— The year again showed a slight decrease in the amount of butter ex ported (the greater part of which goes to Hull), but there is reason to expect some augmentation this year, unless the English legislation restricting the percentag"e of water allowed in foreign butter, should have an adverse effect on the trade. There has been a steady decline in the amount of butter exported since 1897, when it attain ed the maximum of 13,561 tons. Last year the quantity was about 10,000 tons.
The Petit Journal asserts that during the luncheon at the British Embassy re cently, Lord Kitchener observed that his most useful helpers during the war were bachelors. He added that all good soldiers ought to be unmarried, whereupon an Eng lish lady, the wife of an officer who greatly distinguished himself in the campaign, said to Lord Kitchener, " '! hen you think my husband made a mistake when he married me." Lord Kitchener replied that the lady was one of the exceptions that proved the rule, and he maintained his opinion.
Sergeant W. Miller, of the Seventh New Zealand Contingent, son of Stock Inspector Miller, Hastings, hat just received, through the Defence Department, a valuable pipe, silver mounted, bearing the Royal arms, which was one of sixteen of a similar kind presented by her Majesty Queen Alexandra to New Zealanders who were dangerously wounded at the Battle of Bothasborg. Sergeant Miller received a bad wound in the right side whilst defending the <run which the New Zealanders eventually saved in that engagement, though unfortu nately with a heavy roll of killed and wounded.
Interviewed at Wanganui and urged to press upon the Government the desirability of keeping the native areas of up-river ter ritory free from liquor licenses, the Hon. Native Minister said that with a new Par liament, and in view of the recent pro nouncement throughout the country on the general question, it was impossible to say what would be done j but he thought he could safely say that on this, as on other questions, the Government would give due consideration to the opinions of the natives themselves, as expressed through their re presentatives, the Maori Councils.
A Wellington business man who has just returned from a trip to England, s.iys that sufficient efforts are not being made to advertise New Zealand meat in London and other English cities. There are only a few shops in which the meat is sold, and the placards announcing it at these shops are too small. He holds that many more shops ought to be established for the sale of the meat, and that a comprehensive system of advertising it ought to be adopted. New Zealand meat is more than holding its own in London, he says, and is very popular wherever it has been tried.
A leaflet has been issued by the Depart ment of Agriculture showing the quantity and value of meat and dairy produce ex ported from the colony during the month of November. The figures are »s fol lows .—Butter, 2,633 cwt, value £122,370 ; cheese, 2456cwt, value £5474; frozen beef, 7282ewt, value £11,832; frozen mutton, 56,397cwt, value £74,603; frozen lamb, 65,282cwt, value £8859. The totals for the eight months of the financial year are:— Butter, 99,954cwt, value £498,550; cheese, 31,912cwt, value £71,616; frozen beef, 180,807cwt, value £224,133; frozen mutton, 805,727cwt, value £907,520; frozen lamb, 377,976cwt, value £578,920.
In a letter just received by Mr J. C. Blackmore, Government Pomolegist, Messrs Weddell and Co. make tho following en couraging and complimentary remarks in the course of a reference to the promotion of raspberry pulping and export of pulp : —" We are sure vou are doing good work for the colony, as if put on to proper lines, in the same way as you have done your dairy produce, a large and important busi ness is to bo obtained not only in the United Kingdom, but throughout the Con tinent of Europe, and you can rely upon our protecting your interests in every pos sible way. With an assured continued supply even the best jam-makers will use pulp." After being engaged for three months inspecting estates in the South and North Island, the chairman of the Land Purchase Board has returned to Wellington. Since leaving Wellington two months ago, Mr Barron has visited five estates in Welling ton province, six small ones in Taranaki (for the purpose of finding a block for workmen's homes), two at Bay of Islands, two at Kaipara, several in the Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Tolaga Bay, Gisborne, Wairoa«and Hawke's Hay districts. The largest properties inspected were those of the Assets Realisation Board and tho Thames Valley Land Company iu the Waikato. Several properties in Hawke's Bay were inspected'but it is unlikely any of them will be dealt with. The estates will all be considered by tho Land Pur chase Board as soon as valuations have been received. The best Medicine known 1h SANDEK AND SONS EUCALYPTI EXTRACT Test its eminent power. ; nl eflects in coughs, colds, influenza; the relief is instantaneous In serious cases, and accidents of aU kinds, be they wounds, burns, Bcalds, bruises sprains, it is the safest remedy—no swelling—in inflammation Like surprising eflects produced oa croup, diptheria, bronchitis, inflammation of tbf lungs, swellings, otc; diarrhoea, dysentry, diseases of the kidneys and urinary organs In use at hos pitals and medical clinics all over the globe; patron ised by His Majesty the King of Italy; crowned with medal and diploma at International Exhibition, Amsterdam Trust in this improved article and reject all others
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' ; he electric tram servi -o in Auckland is said to be an unqualified success. They run noiselessly, and during their first week's ruuning they carried passengers equal in number to the wl.olo population of Auckland.
A fine of ,£5 was imposed on a woman named .Mildred Wilson at the Police Court, Sydney, for assaulting Constable Spencer by biting him. The wound inflicted by th-' woman's teeth was so severe that the constable had to have it cauterised at the hospital. The late I'ev. Father Malono, curate of St. Mary's Church. Hokitika, who died on Wednesday last, was the first New Zea lander born who was ovdained in the colony to the priesthood of the Roman Catholic Church. He was thirty-four years of age.
There is said to lie a good deal of poverty in Dtuiedin and suburbs just now. A member of the City Council stated at a recent meeting of the Council that a large number of unemployed were coming over from Australia, and that during the last week or so about 450 men had come over to Dunedin from the Commonwealth. It is bad enough for the city to provide work for own unemployed, without having to do so for Australians as well.
The Brooklyn Eagle says that within a radius of ten blocks of the Eagle office there are 12 abandoned churches. In some in stances the buildings are still standing, but are given over to other purposes. In one case, what was a "sacred edifice" is an auc tion store ; in another, a bicycle rink ; in another a stable : in another, a tenement house ; and so on. In half a dozen cases the buildings are standing idle, dilapidated, forlorn, neglected, with signs of "For Sale" upon them. The population in the same area is greater than it has been at any time in the history of the oity.
In connection with the visit of a New Zealand Brass Band to Great Britain, Mr McKinnon Bain is in receipt of a letter from Messrs Besson and Co., the famous instrument makers, in which they state that a complete set of instruments, valued at .£7OO, one of the finest sets the firm has ever manufactured, is now waiting for the Band as soon as it lands in England. The instruments are to be used throughout the Band's tour at Home. The New Zea landers are the only band that has ever been presented with a set of instruments for use in this manner, and the generous treatment shows the interest that is being taken in England in the colonials' visit. Taranaki Herald.
Another development of the humours of the Post Office is reported. A AVellington, Shropshire, tradesman had posted from Edinburgh some months ago a letter, the address of which did not, unfortunate iy, give the name of the county. Contrary to custom, however, the message wa3 not sent to Wellington, Somerset; the postal officials forwardod it to Wellington, New Zealand. It travelled about that colony for a time, till a kind-hearted official patch ed it up with a gummed label and de spatched it to England agaiu. On its ar rival in this country it found its way to Somersetshire, but eventually went to Wel lington, Shropshire, and was correctly de livered. There was no extra charge.
When the excursion train to Owaka reached Balclutha recently (says the Tua peka Times) quite a number of this di-s trict's budding manhood appeared to be stricken with a sudden drought, and there was a rush to a building near the station bearing the attractive but, as it proved, de lusive legend " Railway Hotel." They had heard aud believed that Prohibition did not prohibit, and in their innocence imagined that they had only to ask to have their terrible thirst quenched with a <dass of sparkling XXXX or a drop of mountain dew, as their inclination prompted. Their requests were in vain, and they leturned to the platform and resumed their place in the train, convinced that under some circum stances " Prohibition does prohibit."
Mr Bent, the " reform " Minister for Railways in Victoria, is sustaining his re putation for boldness of action. Special officers from outside the service (railway employees call them " spies ") have been appointed to investigate complaints against the management. These new ap pointees have already reported to the Minister that most of the men at the goods shed, cleaning shed, and elsewhere were simply " putting in time." They saw one cleaner lying in a carriage reading the newspaper. To quote the words of the report, which is coushed in anything but official language—" Some men stand yarning for ten minutes. There will have to be a wholesale sacking of firemen, gangers, and others, with several men under them. There were two trucks we saw being emptied, one on piecework, and the other on the Government stroke. What a difference ! Fresh blood is what is wanted, and plenty of it." Mr Bent threatens wholesale dismissals where the men are unable to give satisfactory answers to the accusations brought against them in this way.
Writing on the subject of an " Ideal Marriage " Dorothy Dix says : I honestly believe that the crime that calls for reform ing more than drink or gambling or any think else is the way the girls are raised, and the total ignoranoe of everything a woman ought to know with which they are rushei into matrimony. It may not be poetical or romantic but it is the solid truth that domestic happiness rests on good cooking and good housekeeping. The man whose meals are never on time cannot hold his own in the business world; the man who acquires dyspepsia through mean cooking, or who is not properly nourished by reason of ill-chosen food, breaks down at the critical time, when a little more strength would have carried him past the winning post; the man who gets nervous prostration is the man who comes home at night to a place that is not a tem ple of peace, but a home that is ill-ordered, upset, full of nagging servants and queru lous complaints. I know of no thought moro depressing than the fact that the life, the happiness, the well-being of the family are daily given into the hauds of girls who are absolutely untaught, and incapable of caring for the trust committed to them. When the engineer d;>es not know her business wha' wonder the matrimonial train so often goes to smash ? It is dis honest. It is taking an unfair advantage of a man for any girl to marry him unless she is qualified to make a comfortable home, and thus fulfil her end of the partner ship." " To discontinue advertising," says John Wanamaker, the millionaire, "is like taking down your sign. If you want to do business you must lot the people know it. Standing advertisements, when frequently changed, are better and cheaper than resid ing notices. They look more substantial and bvsinoss-like, and inspire confidence. I would as soon think of doing business with out a clerk as without advertising." This is advice which all business men would do well to follow, but it must bo borne in mind that the advertising medium must be the best obtainable. We can confidently say that in consequence of its large circu lation, The Waikato Ttmbs is the best paper in the Waikato to advertise concern ing anything pertaining to a farming com munity.
Mr D. Vinson-Dossetor, teacher of voice production and sinking, has decided to open classes for ladies and gentlemen at begin ning of year, at 10s Gd per quarter—by this means a most enjoyable as well as very profitable evening will be spent each week. Intending monibers will oblige by leaving names at Mr : Paul's Book-arcade, Hamilton. —Mr Dossetor will also be glad to call upon any desirous of having their voices tried—Terms for private lessons per ar rangement—Private address, Aluiadale, Hamilton. [Advt.l DINNER SETS-^V'li WILLIAM ESCOTT'S Vlotoria-ttwet. Cambria « Wades Worm Pigs the Wonderful Worm Worriers—are a sure remedy, ia j,p boxes, gold everywhere.
Tim Cambridge Brass Band gave an open air concert on Mauri Hill, Cambridge West, y.-tcnlav, which was Hindi aMiiieciiited I>T the residents.
An anonymous don<>r has given two guineas to tin- Cambridge Clirysanthmun Society, to be awarded for the best k.ipt garden (flower and vogitablo combined). The idea of the donor is to raise the standard of cottage gardening, and also amuse a more general interest in horti culture.
A concert will be given at Fencourfc on Friday next. The programme will be contributed to by various of the school children, the Feissfc family, Miss Lake, Messrs Lake, O'KeeiTe, Hunter and An drews. The second part will be occupied by the Fencourt minstrels, with Messrs O'Keeffe and H. Foisst (tambos), and Messrs H. and E. Feisst (bones). At this season of the year, our thoughts naturally turn, to Xmas fare and happy family reunions. Great are the prepara tions made by every good housewife for the grand event of the year, and these entail the expenditure of money on the various ingredients which go to make up an ideal Xmas feast. To such the advertisement inserted in this issue by Mr Sanders, of the Q.C.E., Cambridge, will have special at tractions, while to the more practical farmer there are also items of interest.
Lately there has been a very large in" crease in the business transacted by the Cambridge Post Office. This had only to be pointed out to Sir Joseph Ward, the Postmaster-General, by Messrs Souter and Co. of Cambridge, and we now learn that an appointment lias been, made of an addi tional clerk to Cambridge. Sir Joseph has always shown a strength of disposition to give every assistance to country districts as he fully recognises that every additional facility granted enabling more business to be carried on with greater ease has the effect of building up the country. No de cision has yet been come to as to whether a new post office at Cambridge will be put on next years' Estimates.
In to-day's issue appears a notice relative to the butchery business of Mr T. Qual trough, Hamilton, which has been pur chased by Messrs Stone and Chilcott. Mr G. Stone has been connected with the dairy ing industry in Taranaki for a great num ber of years, and knows a good beast when he sees it. Mr Chilcotl has had an extend ing experience of twunty years in the Old Country, and will, no doubt, p-oSt by the knowledge gained there. Mr P. Stone, who is also associated in the firm, has beon en gaged in the trade with Mr Gernhaofer, Inglewood, Taranaki. Wo feel sure that the addition of these gentlemen to the busi ness people of the Waikato will be ac ceptable, and that the support hitherto ac corded to Mr Qualtrough will be extended to them also.
A meeting was held in the Tamahere Church after service on Sunday evening, to consider the advisability of holding choir practices. It was decided to have practices twice monthly, on the Friday evenings when there is a moon. The time of meet ing was fixed at 8 p.m. Owing to the near approach of Christmas a special practice is to be held on Tuesday, the lfith, for the purpose of practising appropriate music for that season. Mr T. Bonillon, of Cambridge, has kindly consented to act as choirmaster, and it is to be hoped that the musical people of Tama here will show their appreciation of his kind ness by attending regularly in large num bers. It was decided to adopt the Cathe dral Psalter now in use in all the larger churches, also to order several new hymn books.
We regret having to record the death of Mrs North, wife, of Mr William North, of Te Awamutu, one of the oldest settlers of that place, Mrs North has been suffering for some time past from some internal trouble, her illness was not of such a serious nature as to lead her friends to suprose her end was near. On Thursday morning, however, she was feeling rather better and was getting up when she sud denly collapsed and died from heart failure. Mrs North was 61 years of age at her death, and leaves a large family, all grown up to mourn her loss. Mrs North was vary warmly esteemed in the community and her loss will be greatly felt. The funeral took pl.ee on Fridiy afternoon heing conducted by the Rev. S. Entrican, and was very largely attended.
A well-known resident of Gore had a somewhat exciting encounter with a per forming bear one evening last week. Thn animal (according to the Mataura Ensign) was accommodated at one of the livery stables, and escaped from its temporary confinement. The gentleman referred to pluckily proceeded to turn it back and the animal rewarded him for his efforts by bit ing him savagely on the thigh. The victim was armed only with an umbrella, and with this he jabbed th 3 bear in the eye, and it renewed the attack by clawing one of his hands badly. Eventually, however, the bear was restored to the captivity from which it never should have emerged, and the gentleman proceeded to make extensive purchases of sticking-plaster. The Christchurch Truth terms Mr T. E. Taylor the Scriptural'- prohibitionist, and says he does not believe in pouring oil on the troubled waters, and his brotherly love does not extend as far as the publican. Christian charity in Mr Taylor's Bible is only to be shown to the prohibitionist. Yet we remember something about a publican and a Pharisee in Holy Writ that has escaped Mr Taylor in his rummage .after texts. True, the publican was an innkeeper, but the Pharisee was typical. He seems to have confined himself to the Old Testament, his reseat ch did not extend as far as the New. Of course we would not dream of likening Nr Taylor to a Pharisee, although he is "not as this publican," and does so openly exult over the downfall of his fellow-men. But when Mr Taylor gets quoting Scripture we are minded to follow him, and recall to his memory the fact that there is no mention of any pro hibitionist agitation, unless it was on the part of our friend the Pharisee already re ferred to, although his publican was only a tax-gather. He had evidently more points in common with the modern prohibitionist than any other character in the Bible, and his habit of " lifting up his voice " was not the least noticeable of them. We are sure Mr Taylor would not wish t > be likened to that Pharisee.
Mr Gregory, the representative of Messrs J. Chambers and Son, (Ltd.), of Auckland, the New Zealand agents of the world known firm of Tangye's (Ltd.), was in town on Friday and reports doing very good business through the Waikato in Tangye's kerosene engines, having placed amongst others a 10 B.H.P. with Mr Isaac Coates to act as an auxiliary engine for his flaxmill at Morrinsvil'.e, and a 5£ B.H.P. with Mr T. Wells, for his new furniture factory at Cambridge. The Cambridge Borough Council's kerosene engine and pump are now in position, and the engineer, Mr Bunyard, hopes to have a trial run immediately. Tangye's kerosene engine appears to be working wonders in the country districts, as an economical power running flaxmills, flourmills, stonebreakers, sheep-shearing machines, etc., etc. Mr Gregory informs us that his firm have placed some hundreds in the last two years, all of which are giving unqualified satis faction. At a time when we hear so much of reciprocity, it is well to remember that Tangye's engines are made in British wcrk shops by British labour. SPKAINS are often more serious than broken bones on account of not being pro perly treated. Apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm freely as soon aa the injury is re ceived and it will quickly restore the parts to a healthy condition. W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton; THOMAS WELLS, Agent, Cambridge; GEO. M. A. AHIEE, Agent, Te Awamutu, sell it. Football it a manly game That hardens muscle, knits the frame, And makes New Zealand's hardly youth Our pride and strength, and that's the truth: Bad coughs and colds attack the strong, As much the week that's sure, Let both—they never oan go wrong— Take WOODS' GRSA.T PEPPEBIONT QGBE
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The. rise in flour has made the local bakers reconsider their decision not to raise the price of bread, ami to-day id per 2lb loaf was charged, or double the price of a few months ag;>. SEVERE ACCIDENT. DUNEDIN, This Day. Lieut. Kirk ham of the City Rifles, while diving in the St. Clair Baths, received serious injury to his skull, either hy strik ing the bottom or the ledge of a rock. Ho was removed to the hospital where be was unseouscious with little hope of recovery. Lieut. Kirkham is the son of an Anglican clergyman, who was some years ago stationed at Roslyn, but ho is not known to have any relations in the colony now.
THE WAIKATO SEAT.
The proprietors of The Waikato Times have the pleasure of acknowledging the receipt of the following letter from Mr H. J. Greenslado, the Liberal candidate at the' late general elections: '• Glengariff," Ohaupo, 11th Dec, 1902. Gentlemen. —Peimit me to convey to you my heartfelt thanks for the splendid ser vices rendered by yourselves personally and also through the medium of The Waikato Times on the occasion o f the recent general election. As the chosen candidate of the Liberal Party and those desirous of seeing the Waikato adopt a more vigorous and progressive policy, I keenly appreciate the exceptionally able articles that appeared in your journal. Though unsuccessful in winning the seat, it is indeed satisfactory to know that the contest was the closest ever fought in Waikato, and that the Con servative majority has been reduced to 225, thus clearly demonstrating the fact that the electorate is slowly but surely adopt ing the progressive spirit of the age. Again thanking you.
Believe me to remain Vory gratefully yours H. J. GREENSLADE.
CORRESPONDENCE.
TO THE EDITOR. Sir,—la your issue of Thursday Mr H. Armstrong, of Kawhia, replied to a letter of mine on the Land Tenure. With refer ence to his statement that moneyed men will not take up land under the " Lease iu Perpetuity " system, I fail to see any logi cal reason for not doing so. I maintain that a 999 years' lease is as good as any freehold, for, besides having the land for his own lifetime, and for his descendents for a long time to come, the farmer also has the money which he would otherwise spend in acquiring the freehold. This money is then available for buying imple ments and stock. Then again, Mr Arm strong snys that if the land were nation alised the farmers would have to -bear greater burdens, and in order to meet this would have to raise the price of their pro duce. This is simply preposterous, for under the " Single Tax" syst3in the rent of this land would be the only tax the farmer would have.to pay. I regret I have not had experience. of the various land ten ures, but that is not sufficient reason why I should not be able to express my opinion on the subject.—l am, etc.,
ARTHUR WAGSTAFF, To Awamutu.
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EANGITIKAS v. SLADrs. These teams met on Saturday for the second time this season. It was gener ally expected that a close finish would re sult, aud the " knowing ones " were not far out, as only ten ruas separated the score on th firs innings. The Eangitiras wew first to bat, aud made the respect able total of 77. Worsley (38) and Dr. Douglas (30 not out) were responsible for 6.Srunsoutof the 77. The former played in his usual taking style, good, clean for ward driving, and although one or two mistakes were made at the commencement of his innings he finished well. Dr. Doug las was in excellent form, and his con tribution of 30 is considered one of the best performances of the season. Slade's made a bad commencement, and lost three wickets for as many runs. Gothorpe and H. Johnson then. Became associ ated and changed the aspect of the game, and when the former lost his wicket the score stood at SL for four wickets. These two batsmen fairly collar ed the bowling, and were eventually separ ated by Bockett clean bowling Gothorpe after he had put together 22 by gocd cricket. Johnson only remained a few balls longer, and then fell a victim to Hammond. Johnson, who gave a couple of easy chances! gave a fine exhibition of his hitting powers, and made things very merry while at the wickets. When this batsman retired 14 runs were required to win, with five wickets to fall, and it looked a really good thing for Slades, but once more the unexpected hap pened, and the remaining wickets fell for four runs. As in the Eangitira's innings, two men made the bulk of the score, Go! thorpe and Johnson makiDg 60 out of the 67. Hammond and Shepherd bowled well for the Eangitira3. The bowling honours on the Slade's side were very even. Some time remaining at the close of Slades' innings, the Rmgitiias went in again. Shepherd and Dr. Douglas «ere the first to face the bowling. The former soon lost his wicket through a mishit. Thb doctor was joined by J. Ham mond, and this pair defied nearly the' whole of the bowling power of Slades, and when the stumps were drawn had put on 61 rang between them. Hammond played a fine free innings, and frequently reached the boundary by some good on driving. Dr. Douglas finished the day well, again carry ing out his bat for a well compiled 23, with out having given the field a chanee. The Eangitiras batted two men short in their first innings. The following are the scores : SLADES. Speight, bJ, Hammond ,_ n A. Richards, b Shepherd... g ,". '" i Meachem, b Shepherd ... ~[ . 0 Gothorpe, b Bocket ... ~* 22 H. Johnson, o and b Shopherd ... ." 38 F. Johnson, c and b Shepherd ... ... o Ewen, b Hammond 0 Windsor, b Hammond ... ... ' 3 Mayes, b Shepherd ... ... '" q Dey, not out ... ~', '" q King, b Hammond ... ... '_' q Extras ... « ... ... ... o Total * Bowling Analysis—Hammond 5 wiokets for 26 runs, Shepherd* to 25, Bockett 1 for 6. Eanoitieas-First Inning 3. J. Hammond, c Windsor b Meachem 0 Shepherd, bH. Johnson ... ... 2 Worsley, c Mayes, bF. Johnson .".' 38 McNicol, b Meachem ','.'. 0 Bockett, b Meachem ... ,'„ \" q Dymock, bH. Johnson ... .", ..', 4 Douglas, not out ...30 Bettley, b Dcy 0 Evans, bF. Johnson .'" 1 Extras 2 Total 77 Bowling Analysis—H. Johnson 2 wickets for 24 runs, Meachem 3 for 34, F. Johnson 2 for 14, and Dey 1 for 4. Second Innings. Shepherd, c Mayes, b Gothorpe ... 3 J. Hammond, not oat ... „, !" 88 Dr. Douglas, not oat , ..'.23 0n« wioket for ~, Mt ,„ J£
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NIOATE&Cot TEAS IBS 11JL I S S E N, KNOX STREET, HAMILTON. CERTIFICATED TEACHER OF THE PIANO, OEGAN, VIOLIN AND VIOLA. Special attention to Technique & Theory. [a cabd] R W. D , e B SOLICITOR Hamilton. MONET TO LEND ON MORTGAGE OF FREEHOLS. j||B TJERBERT XT pOLLINS. BARRISTER and SOLICITOR TE AWAMUTU. SOLICITOR FOR "ADVANCES TO SETTLERS OFFICE." J, A. YOUNG, DENTIST, Te Awamutu, first Tuesday in month. Ngaruawahia, second Tuesday in month. Huntly, third Tuesday in month. Te Aroha, fourth Tuesday in month. Other distriots occasionally. HIGH-CLASS WORK. TERMS MODERATE. MR Q. SKENE DIXON SURGEON DENTIST, HAMILTON. Visits monthly the following | laces : Ngaruawahia—lst Friday Te Awamutu—2nd Friday Huntly—4th Friday. 'OUR AND A HALF PER CENT.— .' We have Money to Lend at this rate on First-class Freehold Security. Early Aplioations is requested. Vaile Bros,, Legal Chambers, opposite Vulcan Lane, Queen-street, Auckland. 24/7 ONEY TO LEND on Mortage of First-class Freehold Securities. W. COLEMAN, Solicitor and Notary Public. 109, Queen - street, Auckland, 23,7. H. I. B U-. X. -L> I G G S, AUTHORISED AND LICENSED SURVEYOR. Ten years on Government Staff. NEXT HAMILTON HOTEL, HAMILTON. 23/7. 'EWSON OHEPPARD, LAND. GO MMISS I 0 N. ESTATE AGENT HAMILTON. M s T. H. B OS WORTH, TfACHBK of Piano, Violin, 'Cello and Singing, Having taken up his residence in Hamil f now prepared to receive pupils at CLAREMONT VILLA. Cambridge Every MONDAY and TUESDAY. Te Awamutu—Every FRIDAY. Mr Bos worth's " Waikato Quadrille Band" is now open to accept Engage ments for Concerts, Balls, etc., in any part <*e Waikato. ENT A L OTI C E MR E. DE VENNY McGARRIGLE, DENTAL SURGEON, HAMILTON. Mr MoGUrrigle may be consulted on and ftfter Saturday, August 2nd, at his rooms, Viotoria House, Hamilton. Nitrons-Oxide gas administered. Puinless Extractions by the most recent process. Artificial work at moderate Prices. 18/7 ~IL UPTON. ENGINEER, HAMILTON. HAS ON SALE White Cotton, Waste Oils Benzine Belting Bolts and Nuts Coach Screws Packings Insertion Etc., etc. AGENT FOR [a card.] R 0 S H E R, TEACHER OF SINGING AND VOICE PRODUCTION. TE AWAMUTU. ANDSOME~COMPOTES Just the JE. J. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge. ' GENERAL CARRIER., COAL AND FIREWOOD MERCHANT, HAMILTON. 'IBST CLASS STATIONERY at E. J. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge, in okets at 3d, 4d, 6d, 7d, Bd, Is, Is 3d Is 6d, ,2s 61 Busiam inyelopes a Bpeoialv. ,
,MKO! I HE CURE FOR- - Indigestion, Constipation, Flatulency, Liver Complaint, Etc., Etc., Etc. PRICE 2g PER BOTTLE Manufactoebd Solely Bt A. K. Maiming, CHEMIST, HAMILTON. TANGYES OIL ENGINE SAFE AND ECONOMICAL THE BEST FOR DAIRY FARM AND FLAXMILL. •yANGYES Oil Engines use ordinary 1 kerosene, costing 9d a gallon, wheread American engines use benzoine costing Is 3d. THEY ARE EASY TO START THEY HAVE NO FANS OR PUMPS OR ELECTRIC GEARING TO GET OUT OF ORDER THERE IS NO DANGER LIKE THERE IS IN ENGINES USING NAPTHA OR BENZOINE THEY CAN CONSEQUENTLY BE PLACED UNDER THE CHARGE OF UNSKILLED ATTENDANTS. ANGVES GAS ENGINE, OTTO PRINCIPLE, PINKFY'S PATENT. SINGLE ENGINES OF ALL SIZES FROM 1 TO 150 ACTUAL HORSE POWER. Wo Guarantee Satisfaction, SOLE AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND, John Chambers & Son, Ltd, FORT STREET, AUCKLAND. Illustrated Catalogue and full particulars on application. You keep the MONEY in the place and yourself in Perfect Health by patronising if troubled with any' Liver or Stomach Complaints, In fact you wont know you possess a Liver. Sole Manufacturer E* B. HILL, CHEMIST, CAMBRIDGE. It is only on tha use of Wolfe Si-hnapps that it ouijht to be judged. ¥ou he tfje Judge, jf Every bottle of Wolfe's Sormnp ■f ■.•ontains an honcct prepr«r.i >i w .jf Juniper Berries and p.;lc u Barley. § If you need a stimulant thnt v Z brace n tired 1 ndy or clear * tired mind, TEST WOLFF I iCUNAI'f'S-not a r»*i«e ftlbnula f but a builder up of vilnl I'orues. fl Uetter lift Lfli-» nnyl!; ; ii.i tli:x pi- >:i is—tiiey are ab-iOh >:*■.' Ut/iiOlelsjOL-ti Udolplio Wolfe on tli CHAMHEKLAIN S PAIN BALM has no equal as a household liniment. It is the lest known remedy fur rheumatism, lama back, quinsy and glandular swelling, while for sprains, bruises, burns and scalds it is invaluable. One application gives relief, Try it. W. DEY, Agent Hamilton, THO.S. WELLS, Agent Cambridge, GEO. M. A. AHIE U, Agent Te Awamutu sell it. These are bold assertions to make regard ing any medicine, but there is abundant proof of every one of the above statements regarding this remedy. Every household should have a bottle at hand. Get it to day. It may save a life. W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton; THOMAS WELLS, Agent, Cam bridge ; GEO. M. A, AHJER, Agent, Te Awamutu sell It,
V»H.\T DOES Tl[]<: NKGLEfT op A BAD COLD MEAN? Only too frequently a serious attack of Pneumonia and the sowing <i tie RM da of that ecoirge of humanity, Comuruftion. These evils can be averted by taking TUSSICURA, which has been proved by experience to be tho Bemedy e( the for all complaints of tho Throat, Lungs and Bronchial Tules. Prioe 2s 6d per Bottle. Obtainable at nil Chemists and Storekeepers throughout the colony, LAMPS— From u t0 s- 53 At we .t ifw ° «A* BSOOTT'B Victoria itreet Cambridge
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The Italian cruiser Carlo Alberto and the American gunboat Maretta have been ordered to La Guavra.
Venezuelan women are filling sand bags for the defence of La Guavra. General Ferrer, Minister for War, has posted Venezuelan troops and 18 guns on tin; heights behind La Guavra.
Major-General Castro, the Presi dent's brother, is bringing a force of 10,000 Venezuelans, armed with Mausers.
The remainder of the foreign pri soners have been released.
Router's Agency reports that Presi dent Castro has asked the American Minister for Venezuela, to act as arbitrator between Venezuela and England and Germany.
LONDON, Dec. 12
The St. James' Gazette trusts that Great Britain will not allow herself to become entangled in Venezuela, but will restrict her action to the enforce ment of her actual claims. Germany is talking of the occupa tion of Caracas to maintain her offended dignity. THE REQUEST FOR ARBITRATION. (Received Dec. 14, 0.6 p.m. WASHINGTON, Dec. 13. Senator Hay, replying to President Castro's proposal to Mr Bowen, American Minister for Venezuela asking for arbitration, authorises Mr Bowen at his discretion to use his good offices for peace, but whatever is done in that matter will represent not the United States, but Venezuela at the. Venezuelans' request. VISIT TO THE WARSHTPS DRAWN UP FOR BATTLE. NEW YORK, December 14. The City of Caracas has sent a commission of Caracas merchants to visit, the British warship Charybdis and the German ship Vineta at La Guavra, where the warships are drawn up in range for battle. Merchantmen are not allowed to enter, and Venezuela is removing the munitions from La (Juayra fortresses. The Vineta captured the Venezeulan gunboat Restuviador while leaving Guanta.
The British steamer Topazo, seized at Porto Cabello, has been released.
UNEMPLOYED IN ENG LAND.
Kdceived Pec 11, 5.30 p.m
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Mr Keir-Hardie declares half a million workers are unemployed in Britain, and urges the Government to devote £IOO,OOO to supplement local efforts to provide work and food for the destitute.
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THE AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN Received December 13, N.;K) p.m. SYDNEY, Dec. 12. The Australian Eleven made 191, the principal scorers being Duff 66, Noble 28, Hill 28. Howard took C wickets for 48. New South Wales Thirteen in their second innings have lost four wickets for 111, of which Mackay, not out, made 45, Ebbworth 37. A SWIMMING RECORD. (Received Dec. 14, 8.30 p.m.) SYDNEY, December 13. Cavill put up a new world's swim ming record for a hundred yards in 59 seconds. THE HATTERS' CASE. (Received, Dec. 14, 5.55 a.m.) SYDNEY, Dec. 11, Detention of the hatters has given rise to a. deal of adverse criticism in certain _ quarters, Mr Sec strongly to Sir Edmund Barton against the detention of white labour imported under contract for any special industry as opposed to the spirit of the Immigration Restrictions AD.
Sir Edmund Barton,after lengthy con federation of the case, last nightordered hatters' release. Previous to the Fede ral authorities being advised, six more hatters arrived perS.S. Oral hi at Free mantle for the same firm, but were not allowed to land.
Permission was also refused an India firm of importers at Melbourne to bring out a number of Brahmin expert workers in silk Eastern goods.
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A Treaty between I'.ritain and Abyssinia, entered into in dune last. defining tin; boundaries between Brit ish Soudan and Abyssinia, grants Britain the right to construct the Sou dan-Uganda Railway through Abvs sinia : also to least; territory near the Itang Baro River as a commercial station.
THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY.
Received December 14, 5.30 p.m. LONDON, December 16. The Archbishop of Canterbury's two doctors have been summoned. Sir Thomas Barlow, physician of the King's household is in consulta tion. A bulletin issuer! at eleven o'clock last night announces further loss of strength.
THE CANADIAN GOVERNOR-GENERAL
OTTAWA, Dec. U. The Montreal Chamber of Com merce are inviting the other Cana dian Chambers to unite in petitioning the King to appoint Earl Strathcona next Governor-General.
VOLCANIC DUST-HAZE
SYDNEY, Dec. 13
The steamer Australian, from China, when in latitude 10 degrees south, on her way through the Ara fura Sea from Timor to Port Darwin (Northern Australia) ran into a peculiar thick haze, which continued until she reached the Australian coast.
So dense was the haze that it was impossible to discern objects a mile or two ahead. It is evidently the result of some recent volcanic action.
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MOROCCO, Dec 13
The Sultan of Morocco has retired to his summer residence at Mekinez. lie is sending strung reinforcements to Teza, where through the, treachery of a tribe in opening tire on his troops, a panic occurred in a narrow valley, 8:1 being killed and many wounded.
THE DROUGHT.
MR. KEDPOX'S OFFER
NEW SOUTH WALES' REPLY
SYDNEY, December 13
The Premier, through Sir E. Bar ton, has received a copy of the tele gram wherein Mr Seddon notifies New Zealand's proposal to send fodder and seed to the assistance of sufferers through the drought. In the letter the hope is expressed that it will be accepted in the spirit intended, which is purely neighbourly,
Mr See has sent the following re ply : —"I cordially thank you for your telegram and regard your proposal as a fresh evidence of the goodwill exist ing between the people of New Zea land and this State. There are how ever such ample resourses available and the prospects for the future in consequence of the recent rainfalls are so satisfactory that the Government anticipate no difficulty in meeting all requirements. Yoyr generous "offer is much appreciated." Sir E. Barton regards Mr Seddon's action as kind and considerate, and one of those movements which will tend to bind even more strongly the friendship between New Zealand and Australia. QUEENSLAND'S REPLY. BRISBANE, Dec. 13. Mr Philp hag replied as follows to .Mr Seddon's offer: "Many thanks for your exceedingly kind offer, which is highly appreciated. We have had splendid rain over the greater part of the State, and grass will soon be plentiful. We are also making ar rangements for seed wheat,and there fore' will not require the assistance you so generously oiler."
DAI NIPPON.
Dr. Livingstone delivered his lecture on Japan, or Dai Nippon, the Land of the Rising Sun, in the Volunteer Hall on Saturday evening. The lecture, which was profusely illustrated by lantern views, was delivered in a chatty conversational manner, and proved very interesting to those who had previously had but slight knowledge of this interesting nation. The lecturer took the audience on what he termed a " person ally conducted tour " through the principal sights and cities of Japan, rather than entering upon a learned description of their mannei, customs and characters. In regard to the recent alliance between England and Japan, he said it was not so much the result of love for Britain, as through the fact that the Japs had most business intercourse with the Americans, who .spoke English—of a sort. At the conclusion of the lecture a hearty vote of thanks was carried to the lecturer on the motion of Dr. Douglas. Dr Livingston lectures at Cambridge to night and at Tu Awamutu on Thursday next.
MR ISITT ON THE LICENSING POLL.
(Bv Tehnrraph.—Press Association.) CIfRISTCIICRCII, Friday.'
Mr F. W. lsitt said at the next e'-ction he would not be found standing fur ten clecto ati's as at the recent electious. If the conditions connected with taking the licensing poll were not changed, then ten, lifteen or twenty candidate-; including him self and hi- brother would come forward and tighl the elections witha determination to win. Three weeks after the election he had received offers from people to contest the ivxt election-, and if he told the nam ■ of one of those who wen; williug to come forward it would send a thrill through the audience.
ANNUAL HORSE SALE.
At the Hamilton Borough Yards on Thursiiay next, Mr \V. .1. Hunter will hold his annual horse sale, when WO animals will be offered, including unbroken cults and fillie<, heavy and medium draught mares and geldings, and upstanding har ness horses and haeks : in addition to these several special entries will bo offered, one being a heavy springcart mare which took first prize at the recent Waikato show ; a pair of well-matchel bucgy ponies. 18 hands high, from Mr Houston : a lady's hack, and a Lockinvar mare. Other items are lie id and Gray I>.F. plough, disc and tine harrows, swingletrees, traps, buggies and harness.
WAIKATO FARMERS' CLUB.
OHAUPO BRANCH. The monthly meeting of the Ohaupo Branch of the Waikato Farmers' Club was held in the County Chambers on Friday evening, the chairman (Mr 11. J. Green slade), presiding. EXECUTIVE MEETING. In reply to a question, the Chairman said that owing to some oversight he had not received the usual notice re the recent meeting of the Executive at Hamilton, and consequently the Ohaupo branch was not represented. levy. r^7 A circular was received from Mr Edwin Hall, seating that two levies amounting to Is tid per member had been made. It was pointed out, in the course of dis cussion, that although in the published balance-sheet Ohaupo was only credited with having sent £'l us to the Cambridge Club, doubie the amount had been for warded, and a further sum of £2 lus since the close of the balance-sheet, or £7 in all. It was decided not to take any action in regard to the levies. KUBSCBII'TIOX. As the President urges that 5s is insuffi cient as the members fee to enable tho Union to be carried as successfully from a financial standpoint, a resolution was un aaimously adopted favourable to the re commendation re making it 7s (jd being given effect to. NOTICE HOARD. On the motion of Mr I'enniket it was de cided to erect a notice board at Ohaupo where those farmers who desired to do so cmdd notify anything that they were de sirous of purchasing or selling.
LORD HAWKE'S TEAM.
The following are the members of Lord llawkes' Cricket team which is expected to arrive in Auckland to-day:— Professionals : >. Hargreaves (Warwick sire) E. J. Thomson, Nottinghamshire. Amateurs ; Revd. A. I'. AVickham (Somer set), P. J. Warner, Captain (Middlesex), P. T. Bosanqiiet (Middlesex), C. T. Burnup (Kent), E. M. P.iwson (Surrey), T. L. Pane 'Essex), V. P. Johnson (Somerset;, A. E. Leatham (Gloucester), J. Stanning (Lancashire) and T. L. Taylor (York shire). The dates of the matches are : Auekland— December 1!), 20, 22. N. Taranaki 'at Hawera) —December 30, 31. S. Taranaki (New Plymouth']— January I, 2. Wanganui—January 3, 5, (i. Manawatu (Palmers ton North)— January 7, 8. Hawke3' Bay—January 10, 12, Pi. Wellington—January 15, 16, 17. Wairarapa (Greytown N.) January 20 21. Marlborough (Blenheim) —January 2:3, 21. Nelson—January 27, 2H. Westland (Greymouthi— January 30, 31 and February 2. Canterbury—February 0, 7, 0. Otago -February 13, 14, IG. S. (Balclutha)—February 18, 19. Southland—February 21, 23. S. Canterbury (Timarii) —March 4, 5. The N.Z. matches will be arranged on ar rival of the team at Auckland.
Daisy Soap, Empire Koyal Blue, and Em pire Extract Soap. Throe good things for your laundry. Ask J. T. Home, Hamilton, for any of these linos. E. J. Davey, Hamilton, stocks our goods. You can purchase Empire Royal Blue and Daisy Soap from his store. Right price for a good article. You have troubles in your laundry. This is why we advert ise. Xo more worry. (.let up at a reasonable time, not in' the middle of the night, and by using Daisy Soap and Empire Co.'s Laundress Help, Empire Royal Blue and Extract of Soap, your work is done in half the time, and you don't get angry. Ask the following grocers, men of experience, who know a good thing when they see it, and they will see your wants for Empire Goods promptly attended to: Farr Bros., Hamilton: E. J. I >a\cy, Hamilton; J. T. Home, Hamilton; Macferson and West, Hamilton. They all stock these goods. In Cambridge same remarks. Thorn is- Wells likes our Empire Goods, and sells them. Hi', with long experience, knows a good article. Secure a packet of Laundress Help. Don't bustle yourself. Empire Royal Blue, l)a ; sy Soap and Laundress Help do the work and you need not hustle, lavage and Richards, A. G. Harris, F. J. Sanders, Charlie Boyce and all Hamilton and Cam bridga grocers think a deal of Empire Goods. In Te Awamutu and Kihikihi you have ■ up to date stores who stock Empire Goods, Empire Blue, Daisy Soap, etc. Just call at G. M. A. Ahier's Warehouse and Gifford and Bowden's.
If you're in Kibikihi and run short of Empire Royal Blue, the bluest blue that ever blued a blue bag, or Daisy Soap, '* a daisy," look up T. H. Chapman and John (j. Elmsley. " A little bit later on," when in Ohaupo, go to J. j'l'. Edwards for Empire Blue and Daisy Soap. Further on in the land of cordials ask Green and Colebrook for Empire Goods, Otorohanga. The Empire Coy. supply Choice Cigars wholesale. Try Billy Bright, Hamilton Hotel, for an " Exquisitor." This is an special brand. Look them up, Parr Bros., Hamilton,— you can get Empire Imperial Coffee, Daisy Soap. No soap like *' Daisy." • It's a soap that does its work " thoroughly." This is something worth noting, I bars of lovely "White Borax Curd Soap weighing nearly 31bs, for—Parr Bros. wUI make the price right,
THE WAIKATO TIMES, MONDAY, DECEMBER 15 1902
ASSERTIONS. REGARDING CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC, CHOLERA AN'I) DIARRHOEA REMEDY. 1. It affords quick relief in cases of colic, cholera morbus ami pains in the stomach. 2. It never fails to affect a cure in the most severo cases of dysentery and diar rhoea. ;s. It is a sure euro for chronic diar rhoea. I. It can always bo depended upon in cases of cholera infantum. 5. It cures epidemical dysentery. t>. It prevents bilious colic. 1. It is prompt and effective in curing all bowel complaints. 8. It never produces bad results. s>. It is pleasant and safe to take. IU. It has saved the lives of more people than any other medicine ia the world*
Worms undermino Children's Constitu tions, Use WADE'S WOKM FIGS. Is boxes. E, J, WILKINSON'S, Cambridge.
Government Notices- Public Woiiis i riiici', land, :>ili December, \W± vill In- received lit this il noon on MONDAY the ADDITION'S, REPAIRS. ORIUM BUILDING, CAM- C. K. YICKERMAN, Meetings. WAIKATO FARMERS' CLUB. HE Branches of the Club will MEET CAMBRIDGE- Monday, December 15th, at 7.3) p.m. Business: Mr Hliu-kinw-.- will give a paper en the diiiiry I'u'.v, to receive report of the General Execu tive Meeting, to discuss our political situation, and the proposed alteration to rules. WAlHOU—Monday, December 15th, at 7.H0 p.m. PATERANCI- No meeting. TAUWHARE—No moetiug. E. V'EATiE, General Secretary. ANTED KNOWN— Those desirous " of having FAMILY GROUPS PHOTOGRAPHED at Xmas or New Year should niak.' appoiutinents with Messrs GAZE it CO. as early as possible. —Howden's Buildings, Hamilton. WANTED— The travelling public to re member that Tea, Coffee, Pies, Pastry, Cakes, etc., are obtainable all day long: at my Refreshment Rooms. Auck land, Local, and Illustrated papers.—J. T. Home, Confectioner etc., Hamilton. TX7 ANTED—Those requiring Violins, T ¥ Strings, and all Accessories appert aining thereto, to call on or send to H. H. Howden, watchmaker and jeweller, Hamil ton, who has a large supply in stock. WANTED KNOWN, Mrs Bridges has opened up in Victoria Street, Hamilton, with a supply of Smoked Fish. Fresh fish three times a week. Also, Summer Drinks, Lollies, Sweetmeats etc., to arrive shortly. WANTED KNOWN.—V. Plescher de sires to draw attention to his large stock of Footwear. A splendid lot of Ladies' and Gentlemen's American Kid boots (lace and button), Walking and Evening S'mes, Girl's Lace and Button Boots (tan and black). Good Strong School Boots, Farmers' Boots, Bluchers, Canvas Shoes, Leather and Carpet Slippers (good and cheap). Repairs neat and prompt. First-class boots made to order. V. PLESCHER, CO-OPERATIVE BOOT SHOP, CAMBRIDGE. Business Notices. Hamilton, December 15th, 1002. HAYING disposed of my butchering business to Messrs Stone !ind Chil cott, I take this opportunity of thanking my customers for the liberal support I have for so many years received from them, and to solicit a continuance of the same to my successors. T. QUALTROUGH. Hamilton, December loth, 1902. WITH reference to the above" we beg to say that wo have this day taken over Mr Qunltrough's old established business, and hope by strict attention to business, and by keeping meat of the very best quality only, to receive a liberal share of patronage and support. G. STONE, R. CHILCOTT. CHARMERS bring your wives, also t your Poultry to our Christmas Sale, on Thursday next. See to-morrow's paper. Davis and Co. AWHIA J<E A WAMUTU & j^AWHIA ROYAL MAIL COACH Leaves KAWHIA every TUESDAY aid FRIDAY, at 8 a.m. Leaves PIRONGIA every WEDNKS DAY and SATURDAY at 7 a.m. Arriving at Pironsri* every TUESDAY and FRIDAY Tbis line pastes through T E RAU-A -M 0 A AND GOVERNMENT KING COUNTRY LANDS To bo shortly opened for selection. A-SYMONDS&CO. PROPRIETORS TE AWAMFTU )>. MEREDITH, COACH PROPRIETOR, KIHIKIHI, RUNS A COACH TWICE DAILY BE TWEEN KIHIKIHI AND TE A WAMUTU STATION, MEETING EVERY TRAIN. HORSES AND BUGGIES ON HIRE EXPERIEXED GUIDES, PROYIDED FOR TRIPS TROUGH THE KING COUNTRY. D. MEREDITH, . Kihikihi. TO LA-DIES No need to consult doctors or chemists. The remedies you require in your own hands Write for free copy of valuable book about your lives, your health, your welfare. Every woman should read it. I'osted'free in sealed envelope. Address—G. Specific, 539 Elizabeth-street, North Melbourne, WHY COUGH? WHY COUGH? WHY COUGH? There is absolutely no remedy so speedy and effectual. One Lozenge alone gives relief. Simple, but sure in action, they can be taken by the most delicate. KEATING'S LOZENGE 4 KEATING'S LOZENGES KEATING'S LOZEMGE3 KEATING'S LOZENGES If you cannot sleep for coughing, one Keatixo's Lozenge will set you right. They at once check the cough and remove the cause. An enormous sale all over the world during the past 80 years proves their great value. GIVE INSTANT RELIEF. GIVE INSTANT RELIEF. GIVE INSTANT RELIEF. Keating's Cough Lozenges, tho un rivalled remedy for COUGHS, HOARXESS, and THROAT TROUBLES, ar« aold every! i where intins by ail chemists,
Business Notices. VERANDAH LL sizes from 4s to 12s at SANDERS, Q.CE., CambmL. SUMMER DRINKS. OASPBERRY SYRUP of Special 1A Quality, made expressly for rue K briTnd of Genuine Raspberry Vine gar, Limejuice, Lhnojuiee Cordial Herb Boor extract, Do Carles concen trated drinks. Eiffel Tower con centrated drinks, really splendid. SANDERS, Q.C.E. ~~K _ GOODSr~K GOODS. RASPBERRY JAM in Tins and - Jars. K Jams assorted do. do. K Marmalade, K Nectarine Converse, K Petted .Meats K Raspberry Vinegar, guaranteed made from genuine Raspberry K" Potted Meats, K Sheep's Tongues, K Beef Tea, K Vinegar K Tomato and Worcester Sauce Pepper, etc., etc. If you want reliable goods that will please you, try Kg Is. SANDERS, Q.C.E. NEW XMAS FRUITS. "ACHIXE DRESSED CURRANTS . from tjd Hi. Finest quality Patras, eo. ud lb. Seeded Raisins and Muscatels, Lexias, Valencia?, Sultanas from 7d lb: Figs. Dates, Desert Muscatels, Peaches, Pears, Apricots, Fine Apples from 7d; Almonds, nuts of all kinds. Cvapora.led Peaches, Aprii:ots, from Sd 1)>. Prunes from Sd. Apples. Finest ijuality good- at right prices. _ SANDERS, QC.F. CONFECTIONERY. CHOCOLATES of all makes in ovary variety, including Magawattoo Lollies of all kinds, Metz Fruits, Xmas Stockings, Jewel Packets, etc. SANDERS, Q.C.E. TAKE NOTICE. IpOR new Potted Meats, English, Ameri can and Colonial. For finest quality of Salmon, Sardines, etc. Try SANDERS, Q.C.E. BISCUITS. BISCUITS from 3Jd to 5d lb. I can sell you all, either in variety, quality, CHINA GLASS, ETC. seethe display of articles i: Kj the window at Is each. Plenty more inside. A tine assortment of goods to hand, suitable for wedding an I Xmas presents. SANDERS, Q.C.E. DO YOU WANT FURNITURE? I" CAN supply you with Fun -L Superior make of well - se;i n ! timber, at very reasonable prices. Furni ture and Bedding of every description, made to order by competent workmen. SANDERS, Q.C.E. RS, ETC. '"V. pieces, Verandah Brackets, etc., on d, splendidly made of well-seasoned iber, at the lowest prices ever offered. Kauri timber, cheap and good. F. J. SANDERS, Agent for J. McAndrew & Co., I'aeroa. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS-. ~ ONLY first-quality in Si?eds and Manures are supplied by us. Samples may be seen at our agent, Mr F. J. Sanders, Cam bridge. Agent for W. S Laurie & Co., Auckland. QUALITY IS THE TEST OF CHEAP- McCORMICK Harvesting Machines, are not the lowest priced on the market, but the quality is .unequalled, and they are guaranteed to give satisfaction. Binders, Mowers, or Rakes. A full stock of fittings on hand for all machines. F. J. SANDERS, Sole Agent Auckland Province. TTfTHILE thanking my numerous patrons T T throughout Waikato for their kind support, no effort will be wanting on my part to merit a continuance of the same. My ambition is to keep the finest quality of goods procurable. Wishing you all a merry Xmas and a happy and prosperous New Year. F. J. SANDERS, Q.C.E. 'Cambridge. PRESERVING Jars, Preserving Pans in Brass, Copper, and Enemelled. Arras Cream Separators are the simplest, most effective known. Call and inspect them. Prices 50s up. SANDERS, CAMBRIDGE. HOT WEATMEU GuODS AT Milne & Choyce, Ltd., AUCKLAND. WASHING BLOUSES, Special job line at 2s Gd, Rs 6d, 4s (id ; Mercerised Sateen Blouses, floral styles, Is lid to 12s 6d; White and Coloured Washing Slk Blcuses, beautifully trimmed, at 12s Ud, 15s Gd, to 85s. HOLLAND COSTUMES, with new Rus sian and Eton jackets, and smartly cut skirts, from 21s 9d the costume. UNDERSKIRTS, in washing prints, all trimmed, at 2s lid, 3s Gd, 3s lid, to 10s Gd; Fancy Materials, from 5s lid to 255. WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, Special Value, trimmed lace or embroidery and tucks, 3s lid, 53 lid, Os lid, to 27s 6d. NEW SUNSHADES-Handsome Cream Satin Sunshades, with wide moire stripe, 10s !>d: Striped and Floral Roman Satins, Gs lid, 8s lid, lus (id ; Plain and Fancy Parasols in every shade. CHILDREN'S WHITE SILK FROCKS, lace trimmed, to fit children from 6 to !) years, 9s lid to 21s. NEW FANCY GOODS FOR PRESENTS —Good Fancy Soaps, 3 cakes in artis tic box, Is 3d, Is Gd, 2s 6d, 4s Gd ; Photo Frames, in all shapes, Is, Is 3d, Is ( Jd, 2s 6d, to 10s 6d ; Purses, at !»d, Is, Is 3d, Is 9d, to 20s ; Fancy Boxed Hand kerchiefs, Is 3d, Is Gd, Is '.ld, Is lid, to Gd the box; Real Maltese Lace Scarves and Collars, 10s (Id, 125.6 d, 15s (id, to 455. NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN— Special selection of Gent's Neckties, at Is, Is Gd, 2s Gd, to 4s Gd. SERVICEABLE LINEN HANDKER CHIEFS—PIain hem, Is, Is 3d, Is Gd; hem-stitched, Is Gd to 3s Gd. SMART WASHING WAISTCOATS, in white, drab, and shepherd's plaids, at 5s lid, Gs lid, 8s Gd, to 15s Gd. FRENCH STRAW PANAMA HATS, 6s lid. Latest Hats in every style. NEW TUNIC AND TENNIS SHIRTS, from 3s Gd to 7s Gd; Gent's White and Coloured Sweaters, 33 6d, 3s lid to 10s Gd. Immense stookjoi; Glut's Summer Underclothing,
W. J. Hunter. TN eonsequeive ■»! the New Year Holiday 8 the undersigned WILT, NOT HOLD ANY SALES at To Aw.iimitu on Decem ber 27th, ''amhridge on January 3rd, or 1 >haupo on Janinrv tith. W. J. IF. IT N T E R. HAMILTON BORMUoTr VAKD-. SPK'TAL HORSE SALE. Th<> under-iiMiPd wi'l ho'd his Annua' SaW> at the H«mi)r n B T-mrh Yards on Thursday, December is. of about QAil UNBROKEN COLTS \ND OWU FILLIES, HEAVY AND MEDIUM DRAUGHT MARES \ND GELDINGS, UPSTANDING HARNESS HOUSES AND MACKS Entries to date from H. ,\. Bell, G. Rob son, Hogan, E. Potts. Zelltnan, Bridgman \V. E. Jones, McDonald, Graham, Grimsby, H. Weal, Willoughby, Davidson, Newell Chitty, Windsor, Cumpstone, Hannon, Houston, Gibbons, Arnold, Teddy, Shaw, Turnwald, Ranch, Patterson, Morgan, Cow ling, Onnsby, Johnstone, Finch, Bruce, Starkey, Bell, Douglas, Stewart, Home, Holmes, Corbefct, Crouch, Hicks, Seddon Prendagast, Shaw, Death Bros, Noble Dawson, Cassidy, Smith and Hambling, Walsh. Holland, Fry, McLarnon, Hill Dun stan, Dodd, Bruce. Hinton, Jackson, Bar f.ird, Washer, Corboy, Hansen. Galvan, Bell, Littlewood, White, Friar and Davies, Prince, Foster, Darragh, Dooley, Luxton| Hall, Kae, Jones, Bukowsky, Teasdale! Holtby, Calder. Snook, Marwood, Calder] Germann, Shakespear, Holcroft, Andrews' Ronnie, Walton, Wilson, Looker, Hodges! Laxon, Hines, Johnston, Tamaki. Berry! Graham, Millar, Lyndsay. Riley, Corcoran', Tamaki, Tyson, Orr, Dalbeth, Bellamy,' Alexander, Ashwin, Dougherty, Caley, Harper Mare, Light Spring trap, and Har ness, Mare, Sulky, and Harness W. G.Rae Pair of Well-matched Buggy Ponies, 13 hands high, J. Houston. Upstanding Bay Gelding, oyrs, good hack, carries lady ; from Tau ran.a Well-bred mare and foal, C. Jar rett Upstanding Chestnut Horse, from Wanganui, sound, grand hack and jumper Handsome Unbroken Child's Pony, hy Bonnie Tom -.Shetland mare! Heavy Spring-cart Mare, took first prize Waikato Show, 1002, and a splendid worker in any Harness Double-seated Buggy (Gee and Pot ter), Pole and Harness, W. Lyndsay Pair of Well-matched Black Buggy Horses 1 Bay Cob, good hack, E. Tickelpenny 1 Upstanding Four-year-old Mare, by Lochinvar, quiet and good hack, Williamson Bros. 4 Medium Draught Horses, Reid and Gray D.F. Plough, Disc and Tine Harrows, Swingletrees and Harness, Geo. Grant (j First-class Buggy Horses and Good Hacks, G. Robinson, Auckland W. J. H IT N T E R ~ MONDAY," DECEMBER "2d. CLEARING SALE AT ItAUTAPU from Mrs J. Russell (at Pukeroro Post Office, Hautapu), who is leaving the Waikato, to sell the whole of her HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE First class Piano Single-seated Buggy Good Quiet Horse and Harness Two-wheeled Roadster, Horse and Harness Choice Dairy Cow, just calved Fowls, Sundries W. J. IT UNTER, CAMBRIDGE CATTLE SALE. SATURDAY, January 10, 1903. In consequence of the until sale day falling on the 3rd (holiday week), 1 will hold my next Cambridge sale on January 10th, one week later than usual, and will sell: ffTA WELL-BRED YOUNG lO\f CATTLE, from neighbourhood 40 Choice !S--month and Two-year-old Half-bred Polled Angus Steers and Heifers, W. Thornton 20 Well-bred Yearlings, R. Brown 8 Choice Yearlings, Mr Price 45 Choice Yearlings and Strong Calves, W. P. Reid, G. Reid. 8 Fresh-conditioned Cows and Heifers W. P. Reid 30 Well-grown Choice Steer Calves, G Fat Cows, F. Hicks 6 Good Dairy Cows, at Calving, W. Stanley W. J. HUNTER. SHEEP FAIR. February, 1903. THE undersigned will hold his First Sheep Fair at Ohaupo Yards, as above. Entries solicited W. J. HUNT ER . OHAUPO CATTLE SALE. Tuesday, December 23. The undersigned will sell at the Ohaupo Yards on Tuesday, December 23rd : DAIRY COWS, FAT AND STORE CATTLE, &c. Entries Solicited. At 12 o'clock. II U X TE'R HAMILTON KOTKL VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. W. BRIGHT, Proprietor. THE BEST APPOINTED HOSTELTY IN THE WAIKATO. GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR BEAUTIFUL GARDEN AT THE REAR OF THE HOTEL. FIRST-CLASS TABLE KEPT. BEST WINES AND SPIRITS IN STOCK. ALES IN DRAUGHT AND IN BOTTLES. CIVILITY AND ATTENTION TO ALL T)ILLTARD ROOM fitted with one of > EDWARDS' BEST TABLES. SAMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCIAI TRAVELLERS. GOOD STABLING. W. BRIGEIT, PROPRIETOR. Winter comes with chilly drupe, And coughs and colds we can't escape We're bound to face it every year, However much th« damp we fear. We long to see Old Sol's bright rays Through those wet and gloomy days, While our health we do assure With some WOODS' GBfiAT PEPPEBMINT CURE. U
McNicol & Co. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN'. undersigned will NOT hol<l McXJ-'OL ,\ WHLIi-BK Makaka 20 Well-bred Two and 2 J-year Steers, 20 Fresh Cows aud Heifers, l'amahere First-class Cow, in full milk 1") Fresh Cows, Tuhikaramea 2d Store Cows 10 Two-year-old Heifers 50 lS.iaonth Steers 22 Steers, A. Burn- Murdoch 32 Empty Heifers, choice quality, Alt. Yells. 40 Three-year-old Steers, Thos. Wil son :'.O Crown Stor9 Sfcoers 30 Two and 2J-year-old Steers, 30 Yearling Steers, 10 Oood Calves, 17 One to 1 a-year-did steers, 12 Two-year-sdd Steers 1 Stag, 50 Bullocks, from Te Mata, Neigh bourhood & Te Awamutu. Entries nolicittd. MoNICOL & CO. G. F. McCuLLAc.ii, Auctioneer. CAMBRIDGE STOCK SALE. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20. FAT, AND DAIRY CATTLE From Rook Bros, who are giving up dairying 14 Cows, in full milk 14 Calves 2 New Factory Cans 2 Pigs Horse, Trap and Harness Set Tine Harrows, Horse Hoe, etc 9 Fat Steers, 6 Christmas Beef, Richd. Reynolds 10 Frime Fat Cows, Wm. Yosper 8 Fat Steers, Jno. Fisher 18 Empty Cows, 18 Calves, G. Luxton 80 .'horn Ewes, with lambs at side, G. Luxton 12 Cakes, Giles Kerley. 80 Very Choice 12 to 18 months steers G Well-bred Nine-week-old Pigs, T. Fennel!. McNICOL tt CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. HAMILTON STOCK SALE. MONDAY, December 22. IN consequence of the usual date falling onChtistmas Day. we will hold our next Hamilton Sale as above, on Monday December 22. 1i) Y E A K L I N G S, Wm. Mawhinney .1 Hoggets, Tauwhare 30 Head Good Beef Champion Drill, 13 coulters Entries Solicited. McNICOL <fe CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. WAIHOU STOCK SALE. Friday January 9, 1903. In cens quenee of usual sale day January 2. coming amidst the holidays we will hold our next Waihou Sale as "above—one week later than usual -1 ~ WELL - KRED THREE-YEAR -10 OLD STEERS McNI CO L & CO. G. F. McCullagl), Auctioneer. SALE OF ROTO-O-SANGI HERD OF SHORTHORN CATTLE AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, January 28, 1903. lOn COWS AND HEIFERS, now 1O _' with the bull 35 Yearling Heifers 75 Calves 4 Bulls 4 Draught Horses and Harness 6 Hacks Without Reserve. Catalogue and particulars on application Origin of Herd : The cows were origi nally imported from Melbourne, purchased in 1870 from some of the best breeders there, including the Circular Head Co. of Tasmania, one of the first, if not the first company, to import and breed pure Shorthorns in A ustralasia ; kept pure since by bulls bred by J. Horvvood, Bridgewater Park herd; E. Menlove, Esq. Oamaru ; A. A. Fantham, Esq., Hawera; late John Grigg, Longbeach, Canterbury ; Archdeacon Williams, Te Ante, Hawke'3 Bay ; W. Nixon, Esq., Can terbury ; E. 1). I). McLean, Esq., Maraeka kaho, Hawke's Bay ; McHirdy Bros.. Pal merston North; and N.Z. Land Associa tion. McNICOL k CO. 0. F. McCullagl], Auctioneer. ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, February 4, 1903. EWES, LAMBS, WETHERS AND RAMS Entries solicited. At 12 o'clock. McNICOL k CO. G. F. MeCullagh, Auctioneer. J7 0 R T)R IV ATE OAL E FARMS in all parts of the district AG FNTS FOR ; Little's Sheep I>ip, Fluid and Powder The Highland Sheep Dip P. and D. Duuean's Implements E.L.T. Noxious Weed Destroyer, a con densed fluid prepared for the de struction of blackberry, gorse, briar, etc. When properly applied this preparation is entirely reliable. One gallon of lluid to 40 gallons of water. Supplied in one, two, and five-gallon drums ; one gallon tJs 6d, two gallons 5s 6d, five gallons ss. Spray pumps especially constructed for the pur pose, prices £i 10s. If bushes are small the fluid can be applied with ordinary water-can. Further par ticulars and testimonials en applica tion. McNiCQlj $ ga
McSTicol & Co. lb A NOUS BULLS kTE SALE. ' I'UIJE.BRED POLLED ANGUS O HULLS, the property of Mr Alex ander Aitken, and bred upon the Kereone Estate. For furthoi particulars apply to McNI 00 L & UO. Davis & Co 1 SPECULATORS LARGE OR SMALL CAPITAL ND all those anxious to Secure GOOD INVESTMENTS of Substantial and Increasing Value and to those wishing to secure COMFORTABLE HOMES SNUG FARMS OR GOOD PASTORAL PROPER TIES We would call your attention to the fact that we can offer the best and most com plete List of Properties of all kinds in the Waikato and surrounding Districts, and are prepared to FINANCIALLY, ASSIST BUYERS. We eannot here advertise our large list of properties in detail, but we are always ready to give, or post full particulars to intending buyers, also to conduct them over the different properties we hare for Sale, free of charge. Wo have properties from 50 acre to 5000 acres blockß in price from 17s 6d per acre to £lO per acre with good roads, near Post Offioe, school, Creameries and Railway, and on Easy Terms. IF YOU Desire to Sell We shall be glad to receive full particulars of your property which we advertise in different parti of New Zealand and Australia, which costs you nothing, as advertising is the keystone to onr success and our terms are, NC SALE, NO CHARGE. We have numerious inquiries from all parts of New Zeatond and Australia, our con nection being very extensive. Having lately sold several properties is a proof of our ability to do business. Why Pay Rent. We have several Good Town Properties with 4 to 9 roomed houses, with I acre to 10 acre good land in or Hamilton East and West. Easy terms. For further parti culars apply to AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, HAMILTON. Auction sales conducted in all parts of the country. Advances made on all goods placed with us for Sa'e. WAIKiTO AGENTS and SHOW ROOMS for the WONDERFUL WERTHEIM SEWING MACHINE Three machines in one. On Time Pay ment, 2s 6d per week. Also, PIANOS & ORGANS English and German, and on easy terms. From 2s 6d per week. See our quality and price before you pur chase. WAIKATO AGENTS Northern Fire Insurance Company Capital £5, 689,000. WAIKATO AGENTS Imperial (gold medal) Calf Food. T best in the market. Once used alwayp used. Auction sales at our New Mart and Yards, Hamilton, EVERY SATURDAY at 2 p.m., of POULTRY, PIGS, PRODUCE - FURNITURE, etc. , * 1 Anything you have for sale TAKE IT TO DAVIS & CO, I and have it turned into cash. ALMADALE, HAMILTON. Private Boarding Estab lislunenf. MRS P. A. QUICK,. Every Comfort and Convenience for Tourists. nOT AND COLD BATHS. , THE UUVERNMENT INSURANC I DEPARTMENT is prepared to grant Employers of Labour Covers airainrt Risks— connected with their trade or business—under the Worker*' Coovpftnsation Act, the Em ployers' Liability Acta, as well as under ! Y.mmon Law. Owners of property and .Mortirajroes also under special tables. Pergonal Ae idont Icsnrßnc effected in all branohes. For pnrticulars an to rates, etc., apply to be 'ocal Office of the Department J. H. RICHARDSON. Commissioner 11/OODCARVING—ReIief, Chip, Floral t » Chip, etc. Terms, 12s 6d per quarter, Is Cd per hour. Articles designed.—Miss E. Ay ling, 13, Victoria Arcale, Auckland. ITTOOLS Double and Single, "Berlin, } V Reduced to 5d per skein for cash. At WILKINSON'S, Cambridge. p OODS FOR THECHRISTMAS SEA- V J SON in any quantity at WILKIN SON'S, Cambridge -Toys, Dolls, Albums, Purses, Photo Frames, Writing Cases. Fancy Goods, etc. TO WINE AND S?:Ba' MERCHANTS HOTELKEEPERS, and the General Public in the CITY OF AUCKLAND, and the SURROUNDING DISTRICT. iT having come under the notice of the undersigned Dunedin Brewers that BOTTLED ALE AND STOUT PUR- S X() TO BE DUNEDIN ALE AND 610U1 is now being sold throughout the Auckland District, bearing on the Labels the name of D. ARKELL, and a statement that the same is brewed expressly for D : Aikel', NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Brewers that THEY DO NOT BREW FOR OR SUPPLY ALE OB STOUT TO the said D. Arkell. Dated at Dunedin, this 15th day of July JAMES SPEIGHT AND CO., LIMITED. Mc GAVIN AND CO. 2MAURICE JOEL! WILLIAM STBACHAN AND COl |
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EXTENSIVE ADVERTISING AIJROAD. The Canadian Government is not ;il nil chary in its expenditure on adver tising (lie produce of the Dominion. While we in New Zealand are doing practically nothing in the way of ad vertising our produce, Canada makes a point of having exhibits at every fair or exhibition that offers facilities for advertising to advantage. At the world's fair at Chicago, Canada had immense representative exhibits and nt the present moment there are Canadian displays at the Cork exhibi t on, and at the Wolverhamption ex hibition ; while space has been re served for an immense display at the •Japanese exhibition shortly to open at Osaka. Mr J. A. Kinsella (Dairy Commissioner) states that the Can;; dian display at Cork occupies a sepa rate pavilion covering an area of ~)[)0 : ) square feet. The pavilliioh is of striking design, flanked bv a tower a! each end. The entrance is a massive arch in fibrous plaster, with the word " Canada " overhead. The first thing to attract attention inside is a case containing a great variety of leading brands of Canadian 'food products of all descriptions, mineral waters, whisky, etc. The whole, of the eastern side of the pavil ion is devoted to agriculture, with a beautiful display of cereals in straw and in bottles, and a frame of oil paintings representing agricultural industries at all seasons of the year, from seedtime to harvest and thresh ing. The collection of grain contains thousands of samples, comprising over 500 different varieties, and cannot fail to impress with the resources of Canada. There is also a disp'ay of Canadian preserved fruits, and 150 plates containing thirty-five varieties of Canadian apples, picked last Oc tober and preserved since in cold storage. Next door is a cold chamber containing samples of Canadian cheese, white and coloured, butter, eggs, apples, dressed poultry, maple sugar, honey, etc. Another side of the pavilion is devoted to Canadian timbers, showing all the leading varieties, especially those most suit able for export. Close at hand is a fine collection of photographs, showing the different varieties of trees in growth, each photograph being framed in wood of the tree represented. Lumbering op erations are also illustrated by photographs. Almost every known mineral is contained in the Canadian display, which is one of the best ever seen iu Ireland. Advertising on such a scale is bound to be reproductive.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1902.
Printed and published by Bobebt John Paull and Gbobob William Ven. JK» •* the * registered prin w MQfIBAY, DECSIMBBE 15, !«».
"I Roughed It" Many of us have to work hard all day long. Wo cauuot caro for ourselves as we would. No wonder our blood gets out of order, boeomes tliinand impure. This produces boils, eruptions, nervous ness, indigestion, and great weakness. « e th,s P noto K™ph and letter from Mr. John Hafner, of Wagga Wagga, New South Wales. Read carefully what he says: "I have roughed it a great deal, mining, .working In storms, exposed to the heat, and have often had poor food. My blood fre quently becomes impure and I have eruptions, boils, and become generally run down. But Ayer's Sarsaparilla takes hold of me every time, makes my blood pure and builds me iright up." AYER'S Sarsaparilla There are many imitation " Sarsaparillas." Be Bure you get Ayer's. r Take Ayer's Pills with the Sarsaparilla. ffhey aid in purifying the blood; and they cure constipation and biliousness. Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer* Co., Lowell, Mass., U.S.A. EVANS' rONDERFULDEMEDIES TUSSICURA. -For Coughs and Golds. WITCH'S OIL.-For Rheu matics, Chilblaines etc. MOUNTAIN KING ASTHMA POWDER.-For Asthma and Bronchits. These preparations, which have pained a widespread reputation throuirbon 1, the Col ony are obtainable in the Waik«to district from the following :—H. J. Clifford, Morinsa ville ; Thos. Wells, Cambridge ; W. Escott, Cambridge ; F. J. Sanders, Cambridge; Chas Boyce, Cambridge; Parr Bros., Hamilton , E. J. Davey, Hamilton : W. Dey, Hamil on ; J. 8. Edwards", Ohaupo ; G. M. A . Ahier, Te Awamutu ; F. A. Chapman, Kihi kihi ; Green and Colebrook, To Kuiti and |Otorohang» ; Dooley and Patersou, Ngarm 'wahia ; 11. F. Sandes, H*.miitnn ; A. E. Manning, Hamilton ; R. J. Roberts, Cam bridge. Price, 2/G. Say-Friend: TAKI2tEASPOONSFUL awake all night barking. « FOR COUGHS SCOLDS ITACTSUK.E MAGIC!!! US EVERYWHERE 1/6 & 2/6. UPTON & COT CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAK CARDS We have pleasure in announcing that we are now opening SPECIAL SHIPMENTS OF CHRISTMAS CARDS AND CALEN DARS. OUR PACKETS AND BOXES ARE OF EXCEPTIONAL VALUE. ALL POST FREE. Memories 12 Beat if ul Cards Diadem, 12 Choice and Elegant Cards Welcome, l.'i Exquisite Cards Princojs, 23 Chaming Cards Regal, Id Artistic Cards Unique, 13 High-class Cards Holly Berries, 10 Perfect Gems Merry Hours,.';! Mi rand Value Record, 50 Fine Assortment Ruby, 12 Lovely Cards Granville, 2."> Choice Cards Golden Age, 12 Choice Selection ... Eclipse, 12 Perfect Treasures ['he Fine Art, 12 Elegant Cards ... The Fine Art, 20 Splendid Value The Duchess Cabinet, 20 Artistic and Choice Selection Eizaline Cards, for Hand-painting, assorted shapes, Is (Jd and 2s per dozen. CHRISTMAS NUMBERS ANNUALS FOR 19n:{ ARE NO W AK RI VI N Illustrated London News ... ... l 7 Graphic 1 7 Hollv Leaves 1 7 Sketch 1 7 Ladies' Pictorial 1 7 Pears' 1 9 Black and White 1 7 Sphere 1 7 Town and Country Journal ... 0 o'^ Australasian ... ... ~, pi< 0 \\i Sydney Mail 0 fj| Bulletin 0 G.l Auckland Weekly News 1 (\\ N.Z. Graphic ... ~, ~. ~, ] m Christchurch Press ] y.J Brett's Almanac 1 3" Whitaker's Almanac ~, ~, 1 f. Daily Mail Year Book ,„ ... 1 y ORDERS ARE NOW BEING BOOKED f3T Our Assorted Packets of Christmas and New Year Cards cannot be excelled, being the Choicest Cards of the Best Makers. UPTON & CO., 158-160, QUESN-ST,, AUCKLAND,
WILDMN, LYELL and AREY. XMAS SEASON 1002-3. XMA.S CARD PACKETS. ALL our rackets aro selected by the celebrated X mas Card linn, Raphael Tuck aud Son 3, London. • Packet cards are better value than boxes of cards as the whole of the value is made up in cards instesd of paying for the box. WE HAVE NINE VARIETIES. The Superb, c ntaining 6 carefully selected Xmas and New Year Cards, bd The Ideal, containing 12 folding Xuias and New Year Cards, Is The Recherche, containing 6 artistic folding Xmaa and New Year Cards, Is The Champion, containing 4 1 novel Xmas and New Year Cards, Is The Unbeaten, containing 20 pretty Xmas and New Year Cards, Is (id The Excellent, containing2o effective Xmas and New Year Cards, Is 6d The Princess, containing 20 up-to-date Xmas and Year Cards, 23 Gd The King, containing unique Xmas and New Year Cards, 2s 6d The Welcome, 12 folding New Year Cards only, Is All our packets and Xmas Cards orders are sent post free 15 minutes after receipt of order. Order early—our packets are much sought after, and last year were all cleared a week before Xmas. We have single cards from Id to 7s Gd each. When in town for Xmas do not for get to visit our special Xmas card and fancy shop inside the Victoria Arcade. Admission free. XMAS NUMBERS. Pear's Annual with 4 pictures, Is Gd, posted, Is !>d Xmas London News with 1 picture, Is 6d, posted Is 7d Xmas London Graphic with 2 pictures, Is Gd, posted Is 7d Xmas Holly Leav?s with magnificient battle picture entitled " All that was lett of them" (Boer War) Is OJ, posted, Is 7d Xmas Sketch with 1 picture, Is Gd. posted, Is 7d -, NEW ANNUALS TO HANI). Hoys' and Girls' Own Annual 8s each Chums (Hoys' Annual), 8s each Young England (Boys' Annual) os each Boys of Our Empire (Boys' Annual; 7s Gd each The Girl's Empire (A new Girl's Annual) 5s each Chatterbox, cloth ss, boards 3s Little Folk, cloth ss, boards 3s Gd Our Darling, cloth ss, boards 3s Sunday at Home, Leisure, Hour and Good Words, 7s Gd each Children's Friend, Infant's Magazine, fluid's Companion and The Prize' cloth 2s, board Is Gd each Add 2d in the Shilling for postage A FEW NOTABLE BOOR'S FOR XMAS READING. Temporal Power, Marie Corelli, cloth 3s Gd paper 2s Gd Hound of the Barkervilles, Conan Doyle, cloth 3s 6d, paper 2s Gd House Under the Sea, Max Pemberton cloth 3s Gd, j aper 2s Gd Greater Love, Joseph Hocking, cloth 3s Gd, paper 2s Cd The Way of Escape, Graham Travers, cloth 3i Gd, paper 2s Gd Uncle Joe's Legacy, Guy Boothby cloth 3s Gd, paper 2s Gd Little Mother Meg, Ethel Turner, cloth 2s Gd PJR XMAS PRESENTS. Purses, Pocket Books, Writing Cases, La dies' Hand Bags, Chatelaine Bags, Photo Frames, Photo Albums, Jewel Boxes, Card Cases, ink Stands, Dressing Cases, Mani cure Sets and Leather Goods of every de scription, VICTORIA ARCADE, SSORTLAND SIRE! Auckland,
TICKS, ii'S Sunshine Fruit Syrups. Two flavours-Raspberry and Lemon. A (id parket will make two gallons refresh ing summer drink. I'so with water or selt/.ogene. Sunshine Jelly Crystals. fid packets. A c/reat success. Fifteen rtnvuurs. Cannot ho beaten One packet, one pint finest jelly. Ask tbe flavour you prefer. Sunshine Pudding Powder. (id box.'.-;. Four ddlWi'iil flavours, two flavours in each fid box. Ea-obbM box, with milk, etc., makes two quarts delicious pud ding. Sunshine Custard Powdsr. Four flavours, assorted, in each 6d box. Each flavour make-; one pint. Family Baking- Powder. One more kind lady wanted as a. cus i<">o:i eoaie along. We do nut ask you to use th" tin to LIFT the scorns. You get iio;:-sf, lull weight, exclusive of the tin ;:l v .'av.-i. Thai Ut>y knows the Grocer, and the (j.-veer knows the J!- y by this time ! !! Oi all Grocers. IJanufacturer : W. I\ Tucker, COMMERCE STREET, AUCKLAND. THE CAMPBELL ANT) -nHRENFRIED pOMPANT. fIMITED, Capital ~ £303,000 43, queen' street wharf, ALBERT BREWERY vjUEEN-STREET DOMAIN BKEWERY, NEWMARKET. Drßßtrroßß '• £pOAB Oampbbii,.. Ebq. (Chairman), Abthui M. Mtebs (Maoapinsr Direotor), and Lbo M. Mtsbs. Sjoektaby : Aljbbd 8. Bankabt, Oabis Addres*: " Bfiehlve," Auckland. AGENTS FOR R. PORTER & CO.. « Bulldo* " ALE STOUT, London B M. B. FOSTER & SONS (Ltd. " Ecrii ALE and STOUT, London J. SCHWEPPE & CO., MINERAL WATERS, and London D, fl. BURKE, SCHNAPPS, Hamfeure W. & G. GILBEY, SCHNAPPS, London J. W. BURMESTER, PORT, Oporto ADET SEWARD & CO., V..D, CLARET JAS. BUCHANAN & CO., SCOTCH WHISKY, London JAMES WATSON & CO., SCOTCH WHISKY, Dnndee PEASE, SON & CO., 8.0.8. WHISKY Darlington HIRAM WALKER & SONS (Ltd " Canadian Club " WHISKY. Ontario WHISKY, Belfsut SIR JOHN POWER & SONS, IRISH WHISKY, Dublin ROUYER GUILLET & CO., BRANDY Coprmo ADELAIDE WINE CO., "Tanncda, Adelaide MOET & CHANDON, CHAMPAGNE Rptmii KRUG & CO., CHAMPAGNE. Reims RUIN ART & CO., CHAMPAGNE Reimr E. IRROY, CHAMPAGNE, Rei ffi ; A. COLLIN, CHAMPAGNE. Chaboa Em, Etc. Em A very Large Aseostntent of tbe p.ssi BBAsns of WINES & SPIRITS, ircludinp AESRALIAN WINES. E ;» a> -<, 00 hand. CIGARS.—Many wß)].Jrr=owb bkakds Selection. Albert & domain kkeweri.es. PRIZE MEDALS AKD AWARDS : Sydney Exhibit on, 187°., Melbourne Ex hibition, 3880; Wellington Exhibiton, 1886 Auckland Exhibition, 1877,1875. 1879 1880 Oolonisl and Indian Exhibition, 18S6- Ddc •■din Exhibition, 1890. TABMANIAN EXHIBITION, 3891-2 ■ Ale (bulk), Speeisl Firet Award Gold Medal: Ale (bottled), First A yard : Stout bulk), Special First Avsrd Geld Medal: Stout (bottled), Speeds! First Award and Gold Alfo, CEAMFIONBHIP Bgß i nf t iJI Fornijm and Exhibited i sud MELBOURNE CENTENNIAL FXHJBI TION, 1888 : Firet Prize ar.d Gold Medal. THE CAMPBELL-I EILRENFRIED COMPANY (Lrr.). 7/6/7 FOR BSST VALUE Lowest Prices BEND TO fflacferson & West, HAMILTON. We are cash buyers of Butter, Eggp, Horsehair, Fungus, etc., etc. 2S/6 WAVERLKY HOTKr AUCKLAND. MADRICE O'CONNOR, PROPRItK R rtnsiifsto ir.tbr.ate that le has taken ev.-T tl.e bwinpp* of tin* Popular Hotel, and would rp-.j c-nlly request a continuance of th" lib.-ia! s.upp'.rt Intierto awarded hi* pre da 'rvsor. VISITORS TO AUCKLAND will find fiat no effort will be ep»r9d to afford them iv ty o mfort, whilst the TARIFF will be, a* previrusiy, MOST MODERATE. i!,° (ir.tr.i is with i! i--nu minutes Railway St.itir.D and Wh ::t, an i command magnificent view i.f thu lL.rbtur. T.) the friends of the Propria t in different pmfcj of the colony, a Cead AliHe Failtbe wil v.t so extoDdod, and a pleasant sijoi-rn jpured. WINES, SPIRITS, ALES. ETC. Of the BEST BRANDS ONLY MAURICE O'CONNOR. d 310 9/12 EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR VISITORS. P.O. Box 31.0 Telephone 46P. Prince Arthur Hotel, WTSLIFSIKY STREET, AUCKLAND. '•V n'B>ad Spirits of the Beet Brands Only Kiirbl Pf.rt.T. W, M Oct'.:•.'!•:. Proprietor, L»ia V.3.5. Co. CHANCE t)P WATER often brings on diarrhoea. For this reason many ex perienced travellers carry a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with them to be used in case of an emergency. This preparation ha 3no equal as a cure for bowel complaints. It cannot bo obtained while on board the cars or steamship, and that is where it is most likely to be needed. Buy a bottle before leaving home. VV. DEY, Agent, Hamilton j THOMAS WELLS, tgent Cambridge; GEO. M. A. AHIER, Agent, Te Awamutu sell it.
QUALITY, NOT CHEAPNESS, IS SOSKTHINO TO BE COSSIDEBED WHEN I'URCUASIXa GRAIN & FERTILIZER DRILL. THE "FARMERS'- FAVORITE." REMEMBER: About 120,000 farmers Invo bought '• Farmers' Favorite" It Drills inis great tr.RU- lias been bu.lt up because the "Farmers' *avor.te has proved itaelf cftj.ahle of d-.in,? better work, with less cost fur repairs, than auy other. IE you have any doubt if it is the best to buy the favorite or oue of the so-called cheap drills now being offered, write to some farmer who has been using drills, and has a good general knowledge of the different makes, always keeping in mind the f jcl that Mr Joseph llarnjili, President of the Waikato Farmer*' Club, bought the "Farmers' Favorite" after he had used other makes WHY P We don't know, and, if we ask hi.ii, being interested, he might not care to tell u< as wo c . u !d ..so it as an advertisement. Bat he might tell you why he bought it. If you are a private buyer " him." SOLE AGENTS : INew Zealand Lorn and Merc.utile igency lompany, Limited, HAMILTON. XiAJXJD "» SAIiB. MS " N Land. Land. OF THE WOODLANDS ESTATE ALL PLOUGHED & GRABSED I Eversley Estate, Taupiri Subdivision 'OF 854 ACRE?, ALL PLOUGHED AND GRASSED, THE Otterburn Estate, j WOODLAMM OF 793 ACRES, ESTATE tf EARL if ALL PLOUGHED AND GRASSED. The above properties all adjoin the Walton A -p„_ « .. Station, on the Auckland-Rotorua Railway A JJ 6W SeotlOllS Still UnSOld line, and are within 29 miles of Hamilton and Cambridge. EARLY APPLICATION SHOULD BE The land is of excellent quality, and is ' admirably adapted for DAIRY FARMS. MADE FOR SAME. OPEN FOR PRIVATE SALE, „„.«,« on Liberal Terms, PR!CES lOW ' TEfi MS EASY. ON 23rd APRIL, 1902. Copirs of plans and full particulars I F ° r fuU P articulars illl d plans apply to Hie obtainable from the undersigned undersigned. Fur full particulars and plans apply to the undersigned. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MER CANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd. HAMILTON, Or any of tho Company's Branches throagbout the Colony. WE ARE ADDRESSING TEE FAIR SEX. * WE ARE ADDRESSING THEM ON A FAIR QUESTION, jj WE ARE ADDRESSING THEM IN A FAIR WAY, 5" | LADIES, Wili DRWK i J BAD TIELA. ? 1 irily bad, but the greac chance is that it ip ■et thei best China Tea, nor yet the second, noi even the third best. The best never leaves China, the second best is nearly all sent to Russia, the third, fourth, fifth and other descend ing grades come to Australia. Happily the imports of China Tea are lessening steadily, and cor respondingly those of Ceylon are going up. Ceylon tea is grown in a British Colony and Ceylon is the picked spot of earth for tea grow ing. All Ceylon tea is good; the best is exquisite, and no other tea grown in any other part of the world can in any way compare with it. Ihe best Ceylon tea is the famous ?<&&£&& >-*■■ /' * 0 ' «*/Yefci/a which is picked on the mountain heights of 'the Island, packed ii agents ot the Nirvana Co., tresh by every mail. Nirvana Tea is put up in pounds and half pou age bears the name and trade mark of the com: that it is all we claim of it. Obtainable from W. Escott, Cambridge ; W Dev 4 a, \ Br m ' Hamilton; S. L. Bygrave and W.' Aroha; T. H. Hall and Co., Sole Agents, Auckl Tear. FOR MACHINE DRESSED NEW CUR] SULTANAS AT LOW PRICES, TRY FIGS, DATES, MUSCATELS ALM AND FANCY CONFECTIONERY. E. J. DAVEY. Agenj Fo* N.Z. Herald, Weekly News, and Auckland Star. ■K. J. DAVEY, GROCER, BAKER, AND GENERAL STOREKEEPER HAMILTON. ' F. A. PEARSON, f LAND, COMMISSION, AND GENERAL T HB "WA-IKATO AGENT AND VALUER, ™ KAWHIA. FRANKTON JUNCTION, 1 bavo several Farms, Business Sites, ti„„ +~ .•* «. i. *. Town Sections, etc., in the Kawhia, Raalan c • I*a ■ y that they are Buyers of well and Waikato Districts for Sale and invite , • Dairj \ and Grain - fe d Bacon Pigs correspondent * curbing dressed 120 to 1501 fes at highest Abo Bole agent for th 3 Mahino Noxious ?!?"** P™ eß . the year round. Heavier Weed Exterminator in the abov« Districts, V ?* Dl "ebed may be bought at lower and it' any farmers who h*vo Blackberry, Briar, Ragweed, etc., on thair lands will p . . •*=—- communicate with me, I will arrange to meet rif'^ 8 rece i v ed at Factory on Tuesday, them at an early date and experiment on and Friday of each week. pitches just to thow theio the killing -jual- ' ties. Hundreds of gallons used weekly i n A weekly prize of one half-penny per th 9 Taranaki District, and the price in with- pound will be paid to the supplier of the in reach of all. best lot of 5 Pigs received during each Sole Ag6nt North of Wanganui; Walter wee *' Syme, M. H. E. F. A. PEARSON, 'SfflffUK £' £*T' TAINUI.STKEBT KAWHIA. Hi UMM HALLY, B**j,.
DAI ICY FAKMS FOR SALE LOCKERBIE MAT AM AT A, WAITOA. 188 TV>P"RTJ OF The Assets Realisation Board. THESE Properties' have beei mrveyed into FARMS of Huitable area, rrom 65 aores to 350 acres, are of Good Quality Soil, Well Watered. Close to Railway, and within easy distance of Creameries and Factor?. Buyers may H>l"ct Any rra, and Purchase; on VERY EASY TERMS OF PA'S MENT. INTEREST.—4 J par centum per annum, PLAN* AN!) PARTICULARS rr.ay be obtained from— THE BOARD'S MANAGERS on the Properties, Mbssbs H. & J. CLIFFORD, Morrins ville. MisaßS McNIOOL & CO., Hamilton. Mb A. W. EDWARDB, Te Aroha Me A. HANNA, Solicitor, Auckland Or THE HEAD OFFICE, Wellington. WALTER G. FOPTER, 8/11 General Manager MRS. SAMUELS, MAIL CARRIER, STOREKEEPER FRUITERER ETC., ONGARUE News Agent for all Weekly and Daily Papers. Refreshments, D'ning Rooms, and Good Beds. Meala at »11 hours, Order prorrp ended to PIHEAP MONEY MONEY nHEAP MONEY £IOO to £IO,OOO ON COUNTRI, CITY, AKD suburban ;freeholds 4t per Tent. Terms of Repayment of the Most Libera Character, which can be ascertained on en quiry J. H. RICHARDSON, Government Insurance Commissioner DAGLAN r AND A GENCY The undersigned has for sale or lease on iberal tarmi DAIRY FARMS GRAZING FARMS BUSH FARMS NATIVE T.v.\se3 TOWN AND SUBURBAN SECTIONS COTTAGES, STORES To owners of property : My terms are no ale no cLirgo. - A R. LANGLEY, LAND AGENT AND VALUATOR MAMAKU FINEST MOUNTAIN-BROM RIMF IN THE COLONY FIRST AWARD and GOLD MEDAL against all-comers at the Auckland Industria and Mining Exhibition, 1898-99 Over 1,000,000 feet of Building Timber in Stock, Also, EVERY CLASS OF DRESSED TIMBER & MOULDINGS. W. MAUNDER, AGENT. Hamilton J. CLAYTON, AGENT, Noaboawahia Telegrams promptly attended to. 18/7 HAMILTON I I ASHBUBTON Waikato | | Canterbury AIKATO riALVANISED TRON HARDLEYBKOS Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Bellhangers. WORK UNDERTAKEN IN ANY PART OF THE WAIKATO. Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers of Spouting. Ridges, Baths, etc. TANKS A SPECIALITY. CORRUGATED IRON CURVEL TO ORDER Dairy Utensils of First Quality. A TRIAL SOLICITED. HARDLEY BROS., HAMILTON John Bettley, WHOLESALE & RETAIL BUTCHER (Opposite tbe Hamilton Hotel). BEST QUALITY MEAT ONLY KEPT. Connected wherewith is THE HAMILTON COFFEE PALASF. Hot Dinners Daily fbom 12 to 2 o'oxoox Chops ssd Steaks Ready in Ten Minutes. DINNER on SALE-DAYS at 11 O'CLOCK " Races, Regattas, Shows, 4c, Citered AMIL'xON GAS COMPANY (LIMITED), Has Oh Sam : LAOKSMTTH'S GOAL COKE, £2 per ton of 22 bags; 2s per bag. TAB, fid per gallon for 25 gallons or overr er gallon^or less quantities. Worn: dareco-eixeet, Hamiltou.
CAMBRIDS CO-OP. STORES. For Boots Men's Boots Women's Boots Children's Boots. W.i are Daly Opeaing jsew Boots and Shoes for the Xraas Trade, and can Give You a Choice Selection of the M st Up-to-Date Styles at Fine THOS. WELLS, George E. Clark WHO, PRODUCE, & GENERAL horn, CAMBRIDGE. FOR PAL*, NEW SEAS >N Swede, Turnip and It ape, Now landed ex Tongariro from William Hurst and Son, Londoa. THESE Seeds are from specially selected stocks which ensures the highest class and quality of the grower. Hurst's Monarch Swede Hurst's Perfection Swede Hurst's Lord Derby Swede Green Top Aberdeen Turnip Purple Top Aberdeen Turnip Imperial Green Globe Turnip Fosterton Hybrid Turnip Broad Leaf Essex Rape Special prizes will be offered for roots grown from above stocks at next Root Show. Shirley and Co.'s £ s. d. Superphos phate Special Turnip Manure Bone Phosphate 64 per cent., guran teed Maiden Island Guano Bonedust, etc, etc. Eainit FOE CALF FEEDING— Cod Liver Oil Cocoanut Cake Wheat Meal Crushed Linseed Whole Linseed Crushed Oats Bran and Sharps Premier and Champion Flour Wheat, Maize, Barley, Oats Fencing Wire, Barbed and Plain Wire Strainers, Walker's Rollers Fencing Staples Dehorners (Keystone) George E. Clark, Duke Street, - - CAMBRIDGE ' V D NOTICE WEBLEY, (HOTCS KISS-FAIRY QUEEN) Will stand |the Beaso-i at the Bangipai Farm, Nganwwahia-Waingaro Road, garuawahia and Whatawhata Districts. Mr Pat. Mohan, Stud Groom, will be at NGaRUAWAHIA on MONDAY, and WHATAWHATA on TUESDAY. Those desirous are requested to book early to secure attention. Hid dam "Fairy Queen," brown mare, bred by Mr Alfred Buekland in 1888, got by the Dauphin, her dam Queen Mab by Derby out of Una by imported St. Aubyn—Miss Rowe, by Sir Hercules. For further particulars apply and address letters to Wm. Home, Te Akatea. WM. HORNE ) B 0 W N LEUHUKAD We have the greatest laying strains in the world, and are now booking orders for sit tings. We are giving a Silver Cup as a Trophy to the Waikato Poultry Club for best Brown Leghorn Cockerel or pullet, at next Hamil ton Show, hatched from eggs from our yards by Waikato breeders.—Write for catalogues T. A. BROOKER, Otabuhoa. Particulars also from Secretary WaiVs.ro Poultry Club, Hamilton. 822, CHOOL BOOKS and BEQUISITE3 ' (fall range) obtainable at E, JI WILKINSON'S, Cambridge*
ALBERT HOTEL QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND. lAVING t, 1k .,,; ov,r (his pop.rfar, and LL well-kriowu j h.M, all visitor-, nan relv upon every atteut'on and mmtort. NIGHT PORTER IN ATTKNDANO Telephone 963. All telegrams promptly attended to. ARTHUR BACH PROPRIETOR AMU T U THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL JOE. BATHURtiT, . Propbibtob. T'HIS HOTEL U replete with aU modern nf»i req 2? ,lt - es neceß *U7 for a First-oiass otel. Having a fine Sample Room, an J ■1 best position in the township, it is tt : its being opposite the Town Jjo-JM.. Best quality Liquor, and Tklelhons No. 690. James Eolleston/^/ (Lam oi / i kurangi and /' CoromandeL/ ' / r '* -ST / East, / UXKLAND , /good sample booms ___/_ PO. Box, 3 HallettVj flailway Hotel, MERCER. WINES AND SPIRITS OP THE VERY BEST BRANDS. Good Shooting and Boating. Horses on Hire. Good Stablintr and paddo:king. RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS. RAILWAY BAR. Stocked with <s<ioßt Liquors.; J. E. EALLETT, PROPRIETOR, „ ft Harbour View Hotel, RAGLAN. ' MRS S. «. UElf), ProprietrflSH. rPHI> HOTEL fc.bao, re-built in first. A class style, w.tb a view to affording every convenience for travellers acd tourists. MIGKFXOBSI VIEW OVmoOKfHG THE EiSBOUH Seecomb'os Special Brew on Draught finest Wines and fpirits Good Stabling and Paddocks Boating and Fishing. Waikato Mail Ooacii leaves the door ™mf ' s ° Jubilfe E «tu, *IRST AWARD, Christchurch. 1900-1901 Imperial Calf Food (BEATHER BRAND). Can be used with either skim or separated milk, whey, or water alone. Extract from left™. ..,„„:_.j * "Ik 00 .tfc 'JSE 1 J2s ■ -»53 ere Food. The .v» touuu wilf, Huu 18 as respects as C3uld be detired."" * Our testimonials are too nutncrou»Ma. publish but we h*ve several JSSSKSt fatter than calves fed upon full milk. Waikato Agents • W. C. DAVIS & CO., HAMILTON. >\ VV?"» •\ 4>'<fe |
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ESTABLISHED THIRTY YEABS.
THAMES VALLEY GAZETTE & KAWHIA ADVOCATE
[ESTABLISHED 1872.]
THE OLDEST DULY NEWSPAPEK IN THE WAIKATO.
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VOL. LIV._No. GOl4.
HAMILTON, N.Z. : TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1902.
PEICE ONE PENNY.
C. L. INNES & Co., MANUI'ACTURKRS, HAMILTON.
The American Tobacco Co. intend to issue a Series of I d. different plates of Write full name and address plainly, and Enclose with Labels, also the | Penny Stamps Wild Flowers c tr dto ?M ure in the best style of Modern Chromo Litho. Art, printed on thick Art Paper, size of plates zo x 14J, and thus form a unique collection. If you want these Beautiful Wild Flowers, postto The AMERICAN TOBACCO CO., AUCKLAND 50 Old Judge Cigarette Boxes and Three Penny Stamps and one Coloured Plate will be posted to any address in New Zealand mmmm > m 'Aw'if^Si : SSM '''■:;••>'■ ma +;•-*.,■* ■> INSURE NOW GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. £1,000,000 has already been added to Policies An tbo Department, THIS IH THE BONUS YEAR, and everyone now taking out a participating policy will receive a substantial bonus at the end of the year. J. H. RICHARDSON, Commissioner. A Wonderful IVleclicijie. A Gold or Silver Watch tor Nothing. SEND NO MONEY. WE hereby undertake to give one of oni Famous Gold or Silver Watches, Lady or Gentleman's, to every Man, Woman, or Child Who sends us the orreot reading of the following PUZZLE : I BixT MixS TxxS CuxiE The only condition is, that if your answer is correct, you purchase one of our SOLID STERLING SILVER OHAINB to wear with the Watch. Simply forward your answer, and enclose stamped and addressed envelope so that we may inform you i you have won the Watch, Wc are making this offer solely with the object of introducing aud advertising our goods. Cut this out and forward to our only address— GOLDSMITHS COLONIAL CO, QUEEN - STREET, AUCKLAND, N.Z Or Box 459, G.P.O. 8/2 AW HI A OARMER3' pO~ * APERATIVE nOMPANY Having completed arrangments to open STOREROOMS in KAWHIA, the abt-ve Company are prepared to Supply settl rs With All Reqiremosts, GRASS SEEDS will be a Speciality, and are carefully selected hymen of 1-iryo f><c perieuoe, and will be supplied B Share- Sfe*!den and Fanners Graiei-H'iy at a Mini vnum Cost and of •inararteed Quality. ENCING MATERIAL also will bo .Sup plied at the Very Lowest Po» u ible R:'o. The K.F.O. Co. are makit-g arrangements for the Supply of Sto k to Farmers, and will lace their Shareholders on an equal foot ig with the best Farmers Unions in New Zealand. » The object? of the Company aro to Supply Shareholders with Every Requisite at the very lowest oo«t, md to promote and foster any and every indi.et.ry that will be of benefit to Settlers and iu'.eft'iing settlers, and to dispose of their produce i. the very best markets. Please note anJ place your orders as early M possible to avoid any disappointment. KAWHIA FARMEB3' CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY KOYAL HOTEL, EAGLAN Favcurita fiea'.ido Eosort for Toirista Tim pr'-pri.-'ot begs ti notify the tin publio that he his -nttr'd into sio.i of above Hotel' which u one of the most comfortable Hodelrica in the colony. No expense has been spared to rue;t ths requirements of Tourists, Emilias, and Comuiurchl Travel lore. FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE Bathing Honsos, Samplo Room?, Stablmg, TABLE A SPECIALITY Telegrams promptly attended to. A. J. NORRIS, 11/7 Proprietor. (La!e U.S CO.) For Bilious and Nervous Disorders, Buch as Wind and Pain In the Stomach, Sick Headache, Giddiness, Fulness and Swelling after meals, Dizziness and Drowsiness, Cold Gbills, Flushings of Heat, Loss of Appetite, Shortness of Breath, Costiveness, Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams, and all Nervous and Trembling Sensations, <fcc. Thi fihst Does will qivi kklikt in twintt minutes. This is no fiction. Every sufferer is earnestly invited to try one Box of these Pills, and they Will be acknowledged to be "WORTH A GUINEA A BOX." BEECH AM'S PILLS, taken as directed, will quickly restore f err ' 4 to complete health. They promptly remove any obstruction or irregularity of the system. For a Weak Stomach; Impaired Digestion; Disordered Liver; tk»y act like magic. A few doses will work wonders upon the Vital Organs ; Strengthening the Muscular System: restoring the long lost Complexion ; bringing back the keen edge of appetite, and arduilng with the Rosmud or Huwr the wholi physical inmot of the human frame. These art "facts' admitted by thouaanii in all classes of society, and one of the best guarantees to the Nervous and debilitated is that BucKva's PilU h*vt the Larjitt Salt e/«ny Patent Mtdicmt in tin wsrM. «iiU directions with each box. ♦ s*r*t*r*4 oalj by THOMJLS B3BOHAM, St. Helens, LanoMhir*. an*land. B«M OTtiywkora. fas Bazas. U. 'rW„ and Is. M. sack. 'THE PEOPLE'S" FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, If you require good, cheap Bedroom Furniture, including Bedsteads. Wire-wove Mattresses and Bedding; also, dining-room Chairs, Couches, and Curtain Poles, then send to the best and cheapest furnishing warehouse in the Colony TOMSON GARLICK CO., LTD., "The People's" Furnishing Warehouse, 304 to 312. Qnefin - Street, AUCKLAND. IMPOKTANT NO HCE. It having come to the knowledge of The New Zealand Dairy Asso ciation (Limited) that inferior factory-made or home separator Butter is sometimes being sold as the Association's Butter; and further, the Fecond hand "Anchor" brand and "Dairy" brand boxes with the Association's brand still remaining upon them are being fraudulently used for the conveyance of Butter which has not been made by the Association, this is to give notice that any persons, using boxes bearing the Association's registered brands uncancelled are LIABLE TO PROSECUTION, and also to request that persons desiring to obtain the Dairy Association's Butter should be careful to see that the wrappers are branded with th 9 Association's name and one of their well-known trade marks—either "Anchor"or "New Zealand Dairy Association." Any person giving information which will lead to the conviction of anyone pirating the trade marks or selling other Butter as the Associa tion's will be rewarded. WES LE Y S> RAG G, MANAGING DIRECTOR, THE N.Z. DAIRY ASSOCIATION (LIMITED). Auckland, Sept. 20, 1902. aucwole?, S ' 1 0NE DOZIN ™ WIIH OPiL Produce Merchant, Land & Com mission : r*\?-(iT*r*w n»-vfl»n/\T»v Victobta & Loenk firs., AUCKLAND. AETI3T V LIOTOGRAPI ER PRODUCERS of every kind Dairy, I SPECIALITIES— Orchard and Farm Produce can depend | on obtaining tho Highpst Market Price, with I Artfstio Studios, Enlargements Quick Sales end Aticouut Sales immediately l Children's Portraituro and Group? remitted. Special accommodation for Pigs ! " and Poultry. Fruit !faio3 hc-id EVER} r coekeb 0» DAY during the Season. Outdoor and QUJSEN AND WELEST.ET? STREETS Country Sales conducted. Large accommc- AUCKLAND. dation for storing M? ; ze and other Produce until fair market price tt obtaireUe. Established x 8 Yfaes BBFKEKiei : Union Bank of Australia. TO LADIES r. 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UCKLAND T7REBZING ALL CLASSES OF FAT STOCK Stockownera please communicate with Buyer, MB O. BUNCIMAI*, Oambridie. or at the WOBB2, AUCKLAND. We are also BUYEEB of FAOTOfi BUTTBE OUTPUTS. We have ON SALE BLOOD AND BONE MANUE AND BONEDUST. FEIOES AID AIALYSBi 01 APPLIOA. TIOI. A. BEVLNB, Manager. •BINGE i LBERT LLEGE AUCKLAND, FOR BOYS k GIRLS (Boarders and Bay Pupils). Chairman of Board of QoTwaoa: Bar. H. Oakland. Headmaster: Thouas Jackson, M.A. (Load. I Vice-Master: Stuaot Stkvbnbow, MJL (Ox ford and Melbourne). Senior Mistress: Mm E. M. Ratjtmbxh. M.A. (N.Z.) M^mmmm assisted by a large staff of Resident and YilHh ing Masters and Mistresses. The College is controlled by a Board of Qto vernors appointed by the Wesleyan Methodist I Church of New Zealand, bnt the religions I each ; ng is undenominational. &M There are separate Colleges for Boys and Girls, together forming the finest set of School Buildings in Auckland. The aesoa modatioo for boarders in both Colleges is I complete, and every arrangement is mads to I secure their comfort. Well eqnpped Carpenter's Workshop ~- newly added l'.rge and fully equipped Gymnasium. Centril and elevated position. Large play* I grounds. Examination Sucobshks—During the last five years 40 pupils have passed the NJS-. 1 Matriculation and 23 the Civil Service Ex» I aminations. Fees moderate. Charge for Boarders made I from date of entry. Prospectus on application to Headmaster) I or to The Watxato Tubs Office. Next term begins TUESDAY, FEB. 10. I 1803. m Ty ANTED KNOW 9L ON HAND AND~TOARRIVE, SHIPMENTS OF BONEDUST AND BLOOD MARURE. They are of First-olsss Quality, and have I Analysed as under : Bonedußt: Am. s|, P. Lime 50. Blood and Bonedtut: Am. 8, P. Lime 28 Also, = —*--* KaINIT, THOMAS PHOSPHATE I GUANOS, SALT, AND OTHER BED BOCK SALT Invaluable for Stock. SALT FOB HAY AND OATEN SHEAVES. It should always be used, as the food is I much more platable. and there is less loss in weight. We also supply best qualities oi * CLOYEBS AND GRABS SEEDS ON HAND: JM Stocks of Bpeoislly.selected Southern Dark Winter, Canadians, Dnns, White and Black Tartar. Gartons, Danish. SparrowbQL and Feed Oats. LINBEED: This is excellent food for Calvss and Poul try. It is more valuable than any kind o I Grain or Pulae. Send for particulars before Buying, Oar Values are undoubtedly the Best. F. W. S"™ *» C°~ COMMERCE-STREET, AUCKLAND. ENZIEB O pOO. WAIKATO AERATED WATEB COBDIAI MANUFACTORY, Latest and Moat Approved Motkodi Goods of the above Well-known Brand wU be supplied from the ffawriifrm Factory. TsuasAHs k Obsos -POBOTJAIXI A MENZIES & 00., Hamilton. AND AT THE THAMES] I I BECOME AN ELECTRICAL OF 1 OTHER ENGINEER? By Our System of Teaching by Mail You Can. ADVANTAGES, 1 You study at home 2 We teach everywhere 3 No time lost from Work 4 Prepares for examinations 6 No text books to buy < 6 Abundantly illustrated Instruction! Papers 7 Instruction Papers free from all uiiusfiOSSSll I mathematics and theoretical side issues 8 Each Instruction Paper prepared experts 9 Instruceion private 10 The working is made interesting 11 If student can read and write, and studies as directed, success ii assured 12 Fees can be paid by monthly instalments IS Backward students given special assistance 14 Open to all. No time limit We also teach by mail:-Drawing, Shorthand, look-keeping and Accountancy, and coach for the I Auditors' and Incorporated team Pupil Teachers' and for "D' , sjld ' Teachers' Examination succeeded in passing Book-keeping Simplifled for Farmers', .. mended by His Hon Mr Justice Kettle, Ss N pest free Stamp accepted The American School of correspondent [Chartered by the State], Head Office for New Zealand. Ha Queen Street, Auckland Write for free Illustrated Hand-book ,*B" and copies of testimonials from New Zealand Graduates, and Students, and mention subjects in which yon are interested Success certain .if our Instructions followed HOT SPRINGS HOTEL, TE ABOHA. i. SOMERS wishes to infera the Hi Residents of the Waik&to that he has taken over the above well-known and favourite Hotel, and hopes to merit a costs* aww of tktii saifott. |
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ENGLISH COMMERCIAL. LONDON, December 13. WHEAT. The coll spell h hardening the European wheat uiaikem. The American market is advancing in Californian cargoes, due 31s. January shipment, 30s 6d. BITTER. The butter niaikct is firm and quiet The <)nrah's consignment of Australian arrived in excellent condition, and soil at 112s to Ills: New Zealand, unchanged: Danish, l'Bd to 120s. BURNSIDE. m T N:T> T y. Fat cat tie : 183 were penned, prices rul iog slightly lower than last week's rates. Best bulli.eks wfiiO 10s to £l2 lus, medium .£9 to £a) os, best cows and heifers £i 10s to .£lO os, medium £1 to MS ss. Sheep; 2578 were yarded, prices ruling about the same as last week. Wetheis in the wool 22s till, shorn 19s to -Is Od, medium 16s to :Ss "d, ewes iu wool 2Ls tid, shorn M)s to 22s 3d, medium ibs to 18s. Lambs: 500 were penmed, prices ruling about the same as last week. Best Ms to 15s 3d, medium to good lis to 13s 6d, others 9s to lus Gd. Pitrs: 126 were yarded, all sorts being very dear. Suckers lis to 21s, slips 22s to 255, Scores 26s to 30s, porkers 34s to 425; bacon ers 47s to 665, heavy pigs 70s to 80s. HOME MEAT MARKETS. LONDON, Dec. 14. Sheep—Canterbury, 5 5-16 d ; Dunedin and Southland, unchanged ; North Island, s|d. Lambs—Canterbury, sfd ; Dunedin and Southland, s§d; North Island, un changed. Beef is unchanged. River Plate, un changed. AGENT-GENERAL'S CABLE, WELLINGTON, Last Night. The Agent-General sends the following cablegram, dated London, the 13th : "Stjcks of mutton are light and are firmly held in few hands. Very little busi ness is doing. Prices are nominal, and the market is very uncertain. Canterbury, s£d; other North Island mutton, sd. River Plate, 4fd. There is a better demand for lamb. Canterbury brand, sgd. Beef is dull. Hinds, 5d : fores, 4d. " Butter is steady, and is quoted at 114 a per cwt. Cheese is very firm at 59s per cwt. _ "Hemp is steady. Good to fair (Wel lington grade), on the spot is quoted at X 32; January-March shipments at £24."
DEATH.
LATIMER-On the 15th, at Kihikihi, Harriet (Missie) eldest daughter of John Latimer, of Waharoa, aged 33 years. r lho funeral takes place on Wednesday at 2 o'clock.
BEREAVEMENT NOTICE.
MR NORTH AND FAMILY desire to Thank all those Friends who were so kind during the late Mrs North's illness, and also for the kind expressions of sympathy.
The Waikato Times THAMES VALLEY GAZETTE, AND KAWHIA ADVOCATE. THE OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN THE WAIKATO. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1902. INTERNATIONAL ARBITRA TION.
"Some four years ago when the Czar of Kussia first mooted his great disarma ment scheme, there were not wanting visionaries who saw in the suggestion the first rosy blush of the dawn of universal peace, unpreceded by the dark and fearsome Armageddon which popular fancy pictures as the precursor of the earthly millenium. That such an extreme optimistic view was entire ly unwarranted has been prored by recent events in South Africa, but at the same time it is undeniable that there exist very sound reasons for a hopeful view of the future. The sug gestion move;! by au American Sen ator, and the request by the Venezue lan President, that the United States should arbitrate in the dispute between England, Germany and Vene zuela, is one of those actions which, unconsciously, InTtnone the less surelv or powerfully, affect the whole course of universal history. Even allowing that the South American State is throwing out the suggestion as her last resource against her overwhelm ingly powerful opponents, the mere fact that abitration has been serious ly proposed is significant of the up ward and onward trend of modern thought. In times of warlike excitement, we are apt to brag of our national courage, but that is merely taking the baser aspect of the matter. The world is gradually, though unawares perhaps, outgrowing the old-fashioned notion that chivalry was found only at the cost of bloodshed. There is a higher gospel to be preached—the gospel of art and science, and all our best energies must be directed to that one end. Of recent years the disinclina tion to go to extreme measures has been apparent in all countries. In stead of Hinging the gage of battle defiantly down, regardless of con sequences, the civilized nations of the World are becoming more and more cautious, not through lack of animal courage, but through the beneficent restraint of a wider and deeper knowledge of the train of misery engendered by war, and from a broader and higher sense of moral responsibility. The triumphs of to day are the triumphs of diplomacy, but there is at all times the possibility that the diplomatic relationship may become strained unto breaking point, and then the passions aroused will be all the greater for the quietitude through which they have been con strained. Tn the present case, it is to be hoped that the futility of resistance against the combined forces of the two most powerful nations of the World will be clearly pointed out to Venezuela, and that the two offended Powers will submit the matter in dis pute to an independent tribunal, both sides loyally conforming to the award of the arbitrators.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
People are not sufficiently grateful for the banana. Some are even mean enough to object to it, and because it does not wear a gaudy coat they grow spiteful and call it " candle, flavoured with weak pine apple taste." But besides its well-known nutritive properties the banana has a good effect in cases of acute indigestion. Only s*3 to this, ye knowing ones ; your banana must be ripe. Bilious people are advised to eat the banana the first thing in the morning—that is 10 say, if they are not of the class whose morning is afternoon. The specifications of a new kind of boat have, the Vienna correspondent of the Standard says, been lodged at the Austrian Patent Office by a Croatian engineer, named Cvetkovitch. The vessel, called an '• aero-hydrostatic boat," is to be a cross between a ship and a flying machine, and is to attain a speed, according to the inventor which would enable it to circumnavigate the world in forty-eight hours. The prin ciple seems to be that when set in motion the boat raises itself on the surface of the sea and slides on a film of water or air. The boat is still to be built,
A chestnut buggy mare is advertised for. A general servant is wanted at Cam bridge. To-day is the Anniversary of the Pro viu :e of Canterbury. A cilunn of "Practical Poultry Notes," will be found on our fourth page. The R.M.S. Yentiva has arrived at Auck -1 ind, her actual steaming time from Sin Francisco being the fast record of 17 days, 7 hours, 6.3 minutes. The Cambridge Borough notify that all h o*B6B ti.id cattle trespHSS'ng on the trough streets will be impounded and the owners prosecuted. A public meeting will be help in St. Peters school to-morrow evening to protest against tli .• confirmation of the bye laws re lating to buildings within the Borough. It having been decided to form a fire brigade at Cambridge, the Borough Coun cil desire that all young men willing to en roll as members will give in their names to the Town Clerk before Saturday next. The Agricultural Department wish it to be understood that no more orders for sittings of eggs will be received at the Poultry Station, as the season has now closed. Messrs Davis and Co. announce a grand sale of Christmas poultry on Thursday next, for which a large entry has been re ceived. There will also be offered many lines of sundries, including pianos, camera, gramaphone, sewing machines, pictures, books, lace curtains, watches and other jewellery.
All residents of the Waikato will regret to learn that Mr W. J. Hunter was taken suddenly ill again last Friday, and off Sunday was uncoucious. At Christ Church, Ohaupo, Archdeacon Willis offered prayers for his recovery. Owing to his serious condition, the news of his relapse has caused widespread expressions of sympathy througout the district.
After a prolonged visit to the Old Coun try Mr and Mrs W. S. Allen and several members of the family, Miss Allen, Esther, Robert and Paul, have returned to their New Zealand home at Annandale, Piako. The trip out, on the whole, was a good one, and the reception at Morrinsville on Satur day last was a hearty one, quite a number of friends were present at the station to greet them after their long absence. We under stand that during Mr Robt. Allen's absence at Home he succeeded in securing his B.A. degree, and we congratulate him on his success.
Thus the New Zealand Times: A correspondent of an up-country newspaper writes to say that a well-known shearer in the Kangitikei district on Tuesday last shore by hand 240 sheep, the " runner-up " being handy with a tally of 215. When an up-country paper prints such a " tall " re cord as this without first acquiring a statutory attestation of its truth from the writer as a guarantee of good faith, the opportunity is given for most unblushing romance. Tallies approaching those just quoted hare been previoudly counted up in Queensland and New Sonth Wales out back districts, where the sheep grow tufts of belly-wool and so little ou any other por tion of their anatomy that the shearers humorously term them " rosellas," after a parrot that fights so viciously as to be generally devoid of neck and back feathers. But when .such claims are made in respect to the sh-ariug of the woolly and bulky sheep of New Zealand, the matter is beyond the pal.', of practical probability, and the thought is evoked that the two tallies specified were made in the rouseabauts' hut.
Wndes Worm Figs the Wonderful Worm Worriers—area sure remedy, in is boxes. Sold everywhere.
SPRAINS are often more serious than broken bones on account of not being pro perly treated. Apply Chamberlain's o Pain Balm freely as soon as the injury is re ceived and it will quickly restore the parts to a healthy condition. W. DEY, Agent Hamilton; THOMAS WELLS, Agent Cambridge; GEO. M. A. AHIEB, Agent, Te Awamutu, sell it.
Worms undermine Children's Constitu tions. Use WADE'S WOBM FIGS. Is boxes.
NGARUAWAHIA.
The annual concert in aid of the School picnic funds, was held on Friday evening the hall being well filled. The following programme was given. Part 1 Overture? " Prince Blue Cap," Orchestra j song, " lii the Leafy Month of June." pupils ; recita tion, " The Boy for Me/' Lucy Greaves ; duet, " Come O'er the Moonlit Sea," M O'Leary and F. Kellow; song, " Dolly's Disaster," Junior pupils ; dialogue, "Brutus and Cassius," W. Walsh and J. Simpson ; duet, " At Anchor," J. Prendergast, and £• O'Leary ; recitation, " The Fireman's Wedding," Maura Cavanagh; duet, ■' You Show Me Your Slate, and I'll Show You Mine," F. Kellow aud F. Bearsley. The last item on the first part was a play entitled "Dewdrop and Jack Frost," in which the little ones all went through their parts splendidly, considering that the eldest one in it was only nine years of *jf°- A word of praise is due to Miss Fletcher who worked them up. The second part of the programme was provided by the Ngaruawahia Minstrels, the corner men being Messrs Simmelhag and W. Paterson; interlocutor, Mr Osmond. Some very good local jokes were rung in, and the following songs given: Opening chorus, "Hear Dem Bells;" solo by De Mon talk, "Voice of the Ocean,-" Mr F Germann, "Gold in the Mountain;" Mr E. Paynter, " Queen of ' the Earth;" Mr W. Patterson, "Mulligan's Motor Car;" Mr Osmond, "Dolly Gray" Mr L. Park, "Lulu," Mr Edge, "Good Old Jeff}" Mr Ball, "They're A-coming on Again;" (encored) Mr Simmelhag, "They Wanted Me;" overture, " Great Inter Ocean," orchestra. Miss V. Fitzpatrick ac companied the pupils and Miss Paterson the minstrels. An enjoyable dance fol lowed. The net proceeds amounted to £l3 ss. The picnic will be held on Saturday next on the Esplanade. Church parade was held at Holy Trinity Church on Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m., when about 50 of the No. 7 Haaraki Corps' attended under Captain Elliott.
LORD HAWK'S TEAM.
The following are tho dates of the matches to be played by Lord Hawkc's
team. Auckland—December l!l, 20, 22. N. Taranaki (at Hawera)—December 30 31. . S. Ti'--i;ki (New Plymouth)— January Wanganui—January 3, 5, 6. Manawatu (Palmerston North)-January 7, 8. Hawkes' Bay—January 10, 12, 13. Wellington—January 15, 16, 17. Wairarapa (Greytown N.) January 20, Marlborough (Blenheim)— January 23,21 Nelson—January 27, 2,5. Westland (Greyinouth)— January 30,31 and February 2. Canterbury—Februarv 6, 7, !>. Otago-February 13, 11, i L ;. S. Otago (Balclutha) -February 18, 19. Southland—February 21, 2:?. S. Canterbury (Timarn)—March 4, 5. t The N.Z. matches will be arranged on ar rival of the team at Auckland.
PROHIBITION THANKSGIVING MEETING.
* There was a rather small attendance in the Methodise Church, last evening, when a thanksgiving service, in commemoration of the success of the late licensing poll was held. * The Rev. H. L. Blamires, as President of the local branch of the New Zealand Asso ciation occupied the chair, and, in opening the meeting, referred in terms of thankful ness that God had seen fit to crown the ef forts of the workers in the causa of humanity with such abundant success. The rev. gentlemen quoted figures to show the onward progress of the cause, while that of the Licensing Party had taken a retrograde step. In 1896 the vote prohibi tion was 99,000, in 1899 it was .120,00", while in 19H2 it had risen to 118,000. In 1896 the vote for license was 141,000 in 1*99 it was 144,000, and -in 1902 it was de luded at being 143,00}. Showing that while the temperance party had increased their vote by 28,000, the licensing party had lost ground by 1(00. This was the first occasion that the Prohibition Party had got in front, and it was safe to say that the vote would continue to increase. While there was some cause for congratulation in the Waikato electorate, still the result was very disappointing. Certainly the pro hibition vote had increased by 60, while the vote for license had decreased by 260. Hamilton had not voted as it should have done. The charge of ignorance could not be laid at their door, for they had been well supplied with information relating to the question, but they had failed to do their duty, and, it seemed to him it was a ques tion of prejudice. While a number of out lying plaoas had done well, Cambridge had made the most progress. In comparing the vote for the colony, there were no less than 31 constituencies where there was a majority carried in favour of prohibition. He was glad to notice the atttude of the free churches on this question. They had all come into line, and were doing a "noble work, but the Anglican Church, although Bishop Julius had done good work in the cause, still held aloof. The speaker was certain that if the support of this Church could only be secured the result would be assured. The press came in for a deal of criticism at the hands of Mr Blamires. It was supposed, he said, to be leaders of public opinion, but it was almost invariably the case that they were found on the side of the Licensing Party, or occupying a neu tral position. It had been said that the brewers had captured the Press, while the Prohibitionists had captured the Pulpit. He did not altogether agree with this, for al ready a decidedly altered tone was'mani fest in a number of journals in the colony. While the Prohibitionists had a noble army of workers the brewers had to pay people to work for them. It had been said that the Prohibition workers could be bought over, but he felt sure they would have a big task bafore them to purchase the votes of those who had arrainged them selves on the side of right, and who felt the justness of the cause for which they were fighting. The victory which had been gained emboldened them to go forward, and they confidently looked forward to the time when New Zealand would be a Prohibition State.
Addresses were also given by Mr White (secretary of the New Zealand Alliance Association), Mr Adams (vice-president), and two or three others. The remarks generally of these speakers were on similar line? to those the chairman, expressing thankfulness to God for the victory which had been gained in the cause of Temper ance.
Several hymns were sung during the evening, and the meeting was closed with the pronouncing of the Benediction.
KAWHIA.
From our own Correspondent. December 9th. After the recent storm we have had quite pleasant weather, and visitors are already arriving here to spend the summer at this delightful watering place. Several parties have lately visited the local thermal springs and have expressed themselves as being quite delighted with the scenery and surroundings. Owing to an epidemic of whoeping cough breaking out amongst the childrenattend ing the School, the local School Committee decided to close the school a week earlier, and open next year a week before the usual time. Before dispersing the scholars gave three cheers for the teach ers and for Mr Langley, the Chairman of the School Committee.
The Native School has also broken up, and holds its annual concert in the Public Hall this (Friday) evening. A good and varied programme has been prepared, and quite a successful entertainment is certain to eventuate. The affair is to wind up with the usual dance.
Another meeting of regatta subscribers is to take place on Saturday evening next, to re-arrange maiters connected with the Executive Committee, the reason for this being that most of the present members are unavoidably absent from the district, and the dates fijnd for the leading carnival are fast approaching. At present the only theme of conver sation of interest in Kawhia is the alleged cases of sly-grog selling to be heard before Mr W. H. Northcroft, S.M., on Tuesday next at Te Awamutu.
On Wednesday morning last, the s.s. Kanieri Killed for passengers from One fa unga on her way to Waitara ; she is ex pected with cargo on Saturday morning next.
Our mail now closes at 10 p.m. instead of at 6 p.m. as heretofore; this alterna tive proving of very great convenience to business men and all concerned. Mr W. A. Mason and his men are still busily engaged this fine weather at the Mica, sheepshearing. Mr Mason expects ajfine yield, and as his wool is of a good quality, he should at such recently ad vanced prices secure quite a handsome return.
Messrs Lundou and Scott, local build ers, are at present erecting a new store for Mr F. Darcy Hamilton, our cash store keeper. The new building ia to be a two storied one, and is commonly supposed to be the first of the sort in Kawhia, but this is a mistake, as Mr Turnbull's present resi dence and the one Mr Crookes rents from Mr '. Wake are both two-storied. Several new families have recently ar rived id Kawhia, and intend settling'here, so that the place is still on the and dwelling-houses are in great demand! the difficulty in securing suitable sites be ing the chief drawback. It is understood that quite a number of speculators are anxious to build, if freehold sites are available.
Toe annual election of the Native School Committee takes place in the Native School this afternoon, but, like the Maori hlection for the House nf .Representatives, little interest seems to be manifested in the result.
Trade from Kawhia to the various settle ments within the harbour is very brisk all the launches being kept very busy.
ROBBERY AT CAMBRIDGE.
(By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) CAMBRIDGE, This Day. A robbery is reported to have taken place bere between 11 o'clock last night and two this morning, whereby Messrs W. Harper and 0. Hart, employees of Mr Sauibrey, baker, lost £3O and £ls respectively,. The robbers must have been aware that between the hours mentioned both men were work ing in the bakehouse, and taken advantage of their absence to extract the monoy from the house at the rear of the bakehouse > where they lodged. No clue to the per petrators has been discovered.
PUKEKURA ROAD BOARD.
■ * _ The Board met at Cambridge on Satur uay last. Present. Messrs R. Fisher (chairman), J. Gane, W. White and W. Vosper. GRAVEL PIT. The Under Secretary of Crown Lands wrote statin,' he was awaiting the neces sary information to make the transfer of part of section 175 a'. Pukekura (a gravel reserve) for part of s ction 171. The Chairman said Mr Newcombe had now disposed of his section to Mr Mc- Vickers, and the latter did not appear anxious to have the transfer made, so he supposed they must let the matter drop. CAMBRIDGE WEST RESERVES. The following letter was read from Mr William Rout -.—" I understand the Auck land Land Board is calling for tenders to rent reserves in this township. Before they are irrecoverably disposed of for a long period I desire to draw your attention to the great desirability of securing section 199 for public purposes, whereon to place the public hail, which is now at rack rent of lus yearly, subject to alteration at any time; consequently the residents are dis inclined to spend money in adding to it or building a chimney, etc., to make it more useful, especially in the winter months, when it is most required. I would suggest that an application for this section be made by your Board, to be vested in trustees for public purposes. Then, if it is granted, the public hall can be removed and added to without fear of alteration in tenure, thus conferring a great advantage to the township, and moreover securing for your Board a hall for meeting whenever required Hoping this will approve itself to you. The Chairmen said on receipt of Mr Rout's letter he instructed the clerk to make application for the section, but a reply had been received saying that it was lodged too late, and the sections would be put up as advertised. death's creek bridge. The Chairman reported the acceptance of Mr P. Cooper's tender for erecting this bridge at £lB 10s for labour and iron work, the Board to find the timber. BOADS TO BE OPENED. A petition signed A. F. Stone, W. Wal lace, J. W. Souter, E. W. Souter, and C. Bailey was received, asking the Board to open and have fenced the continuations of Shakespeare and Shelly Streets, through the Domain paddocks to the petitioner's properties. Being a Domain matter, it was left till the Domain meeting. ACCOUNTS. The following accounts were passed for payment :—W. Souter and Co. £56 4s Id, J. Riley £l7 ss, Waikato Times £3 Is 6d. Waikato Argus £3 3s, rent 15s, petty cash £l, W. Brockelsby £5 6s 3d, J. Death £24 8s 3d. T. Vickers £1 Is. MISCELLANEOUS KOAD WORKS. Consideration of a large amount of road work was deferred until after harvest, mainly on account of the scarcity of labour at the present time. ROAD METAL. The Chairman said he had been thinking scoria from Auckland might be procured cheap enough to put on the station road at Ohaupo, but from enquiries made he found it would cost 6s per yard at the Ohaupo station, which made the procuring of the scoria out of the question. He believed if the various local bodies in the district would combine and decide how much they could do with, that Mr Wilson, who. had taken over the Te Kuiti limettone quarries would send up a stone breaker and "supply them with good material at a reasonable price. A member asked it they could not get good gravel from Otorohanga, where upon Mr Gane remarked there was equally good gravel on the road leading from his farm to the river, and he thought Mr Scott, would, like himself, be glad to have the gravel taken, as they could then lead the water from their lands direct to the river. The chairman thought if some of the traction engine proprietors had large and suitable trucks the Board might, 1 during the summer while the roads were ' hard, have gravel stored in various parts of the district ready for use whenever re quired. The subject then dropped. MYSTERY CREEK BRIDGE. The Chairman reported that the Waipa County Council had taken over the mainten ance of this bridge, the Board undertaking to defray half the cost. freeman's road. Complaints having been received of the unprotected state of a culvert on th;s road, Mr Gane was authorised to have necessary repairs made. REDOUBT EOAD. Mr Vosper said he had agreed with Mr Hall to get tie fence of this road attended to'as soon as Mr Vickers cleared away the briars, etc. DEFECTIVE CULVERT. «» Messrs C. Storey, R. J. Dooley and J. S. Fisher wrote asking that the culvert on Mr Death's estate, between R. Fisher's junr. and Walker's gully, be widened as it was in a dangerour state at present. It was re solved to comply with the request.
CAMBEIDGE "WEST DOMAIN BOARD The members then sat as the above Board. TENNIS COURTS. The chairman reported that the lawn tenuis courts in the Recreation Reserve were almost completed. The work had been under the superintendence of Mr ). Brown, and he believed a very creditable job had been made of them. DOMAIN RESERVES. Mr W. Rout wrote re allowance being made for improvements made by t nants to Domain lands, such as bricked webs, etc. The chairman thought the n'iru<s' was reasonable and moved " 'hat, compennation for permanent improvem .nts be made at the termination of the :.y*s of tenants, according to »h«ir then v hie." The motion was seconded by Mr Whi and carried. The chairman siid of couri i they could not bind their successors to carry out the resolution, but it would be on the min utes, and would show the feelings of the Board at the present time. TRANS7KR. Mr C. Bailey wrote asking to have sec tion 86 transferred from himself to Mr G. Bailey. This was agreed to. THE OPENING OF ROADS. The chairman said if they were to open the roads, continuations of Shakespeare and Shelley streets, as referred to in the above Road Board report, they could hard ly ask the tenants to do the fencing, for their leases expired in about three years. It was resolved that the Board should do the fencing, and load the next lease with the cost. ACCOUNTS. The following accounts ware passed for payment: Rent ss, sa-.ary .£6, petty cash ss, T. Vickers 6s. The Board then rose.
OUR LOCAL INDUSTRIS.
THE WAIKATO BREWER. Yesterday afternoon, a representative of The Waikato Times, with a pre3BmaD's characteristic thirst for information and— refreshment, visited the Waikato Brewery, Hamilton, in order to investigate into the truth of certain complimentary remarks made, anont the special Christmas brew which Messrs C. 1,. Junes and Co. are pre paring for th" holiday season. On the object of the visit being made known to the enterprising head of the firm, that gentleman at once volunteered all in formation required, and proposed an in spection of the brewery, which was at once taken advantage of. The first department visited was the brewery, where the visitor was shown the liquor in its various stages of manufacture. The malt is placed in a large brass vessel, and soaked in hot water for two or three hours, when it is run off into the boiler, where the hops and other ingredients are added. The mixture is then boiled until the necessary strength is obtained, after which the liquor is cooled by means of one of the most complete and up-to-date coolers in the Auckland province. Passing over the cooler, the brew runs into the fermenting tun, brass-lined where it is allowed to ferment several days' after which it is carried by means of a hose into casks in the cellar, where the final stages of fermentation take place. In all some ten days are occupied in the brewing of liquor before it is fit for consumption The plant is what is known as a 5 hogßhead plant, and is certainly up-to-date and com plete, thus enabling the firm to produce a really reliable uniform beer.
The bottling department was next visited and the visitor was struck by the evidenoe of a large trade given by the number of crates of bottles which stood ready for transit. , n reply to a remark Mr Innes said that of Ward's Champagne Ale, which is shipped in bulk and bottled by Messrs Innes and Co., his output was in cluding pints, quarts, etc., between 300 and 100 dozen per month, a very large stock of the Chmtchurch Ale and the local pro duct is carried and every care is taken that none but first quality is sent out. A very good invalid stout is also stocked, and the demand tor this is increasing rapidly It may not be generally known that Ward's bottled ale may be obtained in every hotel in the Auckland province. Passing to the aerated water factory it was soon seen that this forms no inconsiderable part of the business ; in fact, were prohibition carried, the firm could stillcarry on a large business in soft drinks." Here was seen at work the Hayward-Tyler aerator capable of turning out 100 dozen per diem, beinir worked by a small gas engine. All kinds ot aerated waters are manufactured, which are daily growing in popularity The business, which was established over 30 years ago, by the late Mr C Inn eß one of the pioneers of the Waikato. and taken over at his demise by the present proprietors, is, in spite of the prohibiß©n movement stdl increasing, and the whole concern is keeping pace with the improve ment of the district. Altogether, the plant is in hrst-class order and is kept perfects clean, so that the consumers may rely on the purity and wholesomeness of the liquor. Messrs Innes and Co. are to be heartily complimented on the enterprising manner in which the business has been kept abreast of the times, and deserve even great r success in the future than thev have had in the past. As the result of the tied house system, the Bulk of the draught trade is done with private families, but oh.s is so great that a large staff of assist ants is kept constantly employed. Ques tioned as to the area over which the trade extended Mr Innes replied " all over the Waikato, and when the fnquisitive que*, turner insinuatingly murmured "The King Country f the smile which overspread the genial proprietor's ' face was answer enough.
As regards the future, Mr Innes antici pates a busy season, for present orders are pouring in so fast, that were not the busi ness thoroughly organised to cope with the large Christmas trade, some difficulty would otherwise have been experienced in mooting the demands.
borne business then requiring the atten tion of the head of the firm, the visitor then withdrew, fully resolved that a dozen or two of the special Christmas brew shall graoe his festive board, and occupy no incon spicuous place with the " Grand Old Ene hsh Cheer" wherewith Christmas Is honoured.
INTERPROVINCIAL.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) SUDDEN DEATH. CHRISTCHURCH, Yesterday. Mrs Ash, an elderly woman residing at Sydenham, died suddenly yesterday. She had juft finished dinner when she fell back in her chair dead. WESTPORT ITEMS. WESTPORT, YesterdayT The Lending Department of the Govern ment has agreed to re-issue the Westport Harbour Board's dobentures of £500,000 falling dtle on January Ist next, for'five years at 4 per cent. The Harbour Board has ordered through the Agent-General an up-to-date suction dredge to cost over £20,000 to be deUvered in Dbcember of next year.
There are evidences of keen competition for the new contract for the conveyance of ooal from Westport to China for the Ad miralty.
OBITUARY. NAPIER Yesterday. The death is announced of Mrs Mc- Kinnon, one of the oldest settlers of this district. She and her hwband at Arapawanni in 1863, and lived there since. Deceased »as 74 jearj of a»e. ' THE PEA RIFLE AGAIN. || HOKI IKA, Yesterday. A serious aocidonfc is reported from Eumaca. A young man, Frederick -tichards, while handling a pea rifle wwidtntally shot his mother in the back, the ball passing through the abdomen. The case is considered serious. OPTION POLLS. ? THE AWARUA RE-COUNT. INVERCARGILL, Yesterday. The result of the Awarua re-count is that reduction is carried by one and ahalf votes. Two ballot papers, which had ! een returned" as informal, are missing, and in the mean- *Sn r.iine the ■ incial declaration is withheld, as ;? it cannot be told what effect the missing - papers, if found may have on the re- it& suit. fe, ASHBURTON, Yesterday. #£ Proceedings challenging the legality of the locai option poll will be begun here on Friday. A strong Bar has been engaged. BICYCLE ACCIDENT. INVERCARGILL. Yesterday. '•'. i A serious bicycle accident happened on "~-c Satuiday night to Mr Boos, travelling re- -~ presentativeof the Deerine Harvester Com-Ifeggj pany. He was thrown on his head when M? ?4 crossing a culvert on the Bluff-road, and Jp§| rendered unconscious. He is now in the hospital. WANGANUI, Yesterday, ■ Mr J. •¥. Mcßeth, ohief postmaster here for 25 years, has been appointed chief post- ' master at Christchureh, vice Mr S. KirtonJ - 5 who retire* efi a pension, -—»-_.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16 1902-
;KO*3SACofc PURE TOTALLY ECLIPSI I S S E N, KNOX STEEET, HAMILTON. CEBTIFICATED TEACHEE OF THE PIANO, OEGAN, VIOLIN AND VIOLA. Special attention to Technique & Theory. [a cabd] R. W. D r BOLICITOE Hamilton. MONEY TO LEND ON MOETGAGE OF FEEEHOLS. ollins: of U™" Y. C BABEISTEE and SOLICITOE TE AWAMUTU. SOLICITOE FOE "ADVANCES TO SETTLEES OFFICE." J, A. YOUNG, DENTIST, Te Awamutu, firat Tuesday in month. Ngaru.aw.iaia, second Tuesday in month. Huntly, tuird Tueslay ia mouth. Te Aroha, fourth Tuesday in month. Other districts occasionally. HIGH-CLASS WOEK. TEEMS MODEEATE. MR G. SKENE DIXON STJEGEON DENTIST, HAMILTON. Visits monthly the following places : Nirarunwnhla—lst Friday Te Awamutu—2nd Friday Hnntly 4th Friday. 'OUE AND A HALF PEE CENT.- .' We have Money to Lend at this rate on Firat-olass Freehold Security. Early Aplioations is requested. Vaile Bros,, Legal Chambers, opposite Vulcan Lane, Queen-street, Auckland, 24/7 MONEY TO LEND on Mortage of First-class Freehold Securities. W. COLEMAN, Solicitor and Notary Public. 109, Queen - street, Auckland, 23,7. H. I. B *JL. 1. Jj I G G S, AUTHOEIBED AND LICENSED SUEVEYOE. Ten years on Government Staff. NEXT HAMILTON HOTEL, HAMILTON. 23/7. EWSON OHEPPAED, LAND, COMMISSION. ESTATE AGENT HAMILTON. ME ■!< IT |)OS WORTH, Tbachbb of Piano, Violin, 'Ckllo and Singing, Having taken up his residence in Hamil ton, is now prepared to receive pupils at CLAEEMONI' VILLA. Cambridge Every MONDAY and TUESDAY. Te Awamutu—Every FRIDAY. - Mr Bjsworth's " Waikato Quidrille Band " is now op?n to accept Engage ments for Concerts, Ball?, etc., in any part the Waikato. ENT A L OTI C E ME E. DE VENNY - McCMEEIGLE, DUX PAL SURGEON, Hamilton. Mr MoGarrigle may be consulted on and after Saturday, August 2a 1, at his rooms, Viotoria House, Hamilton. Nitrous-Oxide gas administered. Painless Extractions by the most recent process. Artificial work at moderate Prices. 18/7 H. UPTOX. ENGINEEE, HAMILTON. HAS ON SALE White Cotton Waste Oils Benzine Belting Bolts and Nuts Coaoh Screws Packings Insertion Etc., etc. AGENT FOE [a card.] TEACHES OF SINGING AND VOICE PEODUCTION. TE AWAMUTU. ANDSOME COMPOTES Just the u thing for a present fis cash, at R i GENEEAL CARRIER, COAL AND FIEEWOOD MEECHANT, HAMILTON. 1/lEST CLASS STATIONEEY at E. J. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge, in packets at 3d, 4d, 6d, 7d, Bd, la, Is 3d Is 6d, 6d, Bosiaew envelopes a specials.
&ARMKO! KARMKO LHE CURE FOR- Indigestion, Constipation, Flatulency, Liver Complaint, Etc., Etc., Etc. ■•RICE .. ..2a PER BOTTTJ Manufaotumd Soiblt By A. K. Manning. CHEMIST, HAMILTON." TANGYES OIL ENGINE. SAFE AND ECONOMICAL. THE BEST FOR DAIRY FARM AND FLAXMILL. 1 keroßene, costing 9d a gallon, whereas American engines use benzoine costing Is 3d. THEY ARE EASY TO START THEY HAVE NO FANS OR PUMPS OR ELECTRIC GEARING TO GET OUT OF ORDER THERE IS NO DANGER LIKE THERE IS IN ENGINES USING NAPTHA OR BENZOINE THEY CAN CONSEQUENTLY BE PLACED UNDER THE CHARGE OF UNSKILLED ATTENDANTS. iANGVES GAS ENGINE, OTTO PRINCIPLE, PINKEY'S PATENT. SINGLE ENGINES OF ALL SIZES FROM 1 TO 150 ACTUAL HORSE POWER. Wo Guarantee Satisfaction. SOLE AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND, John Chambers & Son, Ltd, FORT STREEf, AUCKLAND. Illustrated Catalogue and full particulars on application. You keep the MONEY in the place and yourself in Perfect Health by patronising BILE if troubled with any Liver or Stomach Complaints, In fact you- wont kmw y• u possess a Liver. Sole Manufacturer E. B. HILL, CHFMIBT, CAMBRIDGE. It is only on the use of Wolfe's Schnapps that it ought to be judged. you be tfie Judge. Every bottle of Wolfe's Schnapps contains an honest preparation of Juniper Berries and select Barley. If you need a stimulant thnt will j brace a tired body or clear a tired mind, TEST WOLFE'S i SCHNAPPS—nota false f.timul»nt but a builder up of vital forces. 2/ou take no jlisk. Better not take anything than accept a substitute for this sterl ing old tonic. Imitations are put out for one purpose only - to make I big profits—they are absolutely ■ worthless. ftuyWrjoleSßctttes Look for the name, and accept only bottles with the signature o! | Udolpho Wolfe on the label.
CHAMBERLAIN S PAIN HALM has do equal as a household liniment. It io the beat known lvino-ly for rheumatism, lauin back, ijiiiiisj.- iviJ i»l!in-'!ui.-ir swelling, while fur fcpi'Hi:i;i, li'-uv.i/.-', li'iv: s a:i-,l scaiis it is invalimbl". "in; ajiphci'.i"U 'lives relief, WifiijLSS, A«.-u« Cambridge, (JTiU. M. A. AHIKJI, Agent Tc Awaniulu sell it. These ate bold assertions to make regard ing any medicine, but there is abundant proof oi every one of the above statements regarding this remely. Every household should have a bottle at hapd. Get it to day. It may save a life. W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton; THOMAS WELLS, Agent, Cam bridge j GEO. M. A. AHIER, Agent, Te Awamutu Bell it.
A I K A T 0 TIMES JOBBING DEPARTMENT. The product of the Jobbing Department of the WAIKATO TIMES is well-knOwn throughout the district. HIGH CLASS WORK IS PRODUCED AT MODERATE RATES. We are prepared to execute orders at moderate rates and with dispatch in the following •. — BILLHEADS CARDS POSTERS RECEIPT FORMS CHEQUES MEMO. FORMS VTSTING CARDS FANCY WEDDING CARDS HANDBILLS LABELS kc. &a. PAULL & VENABLES, Proprietors. Daisy Soap, Empire Royal Blue, and Em pire Extract Soap. Three good things for your laundry. Ask J. T. Home, Hamilton, for any of these linos. E. J. Davey, Hamilton, stocks our goods. You can purchase Empire Royal Blue and Daisy Soap from his store. Right price for a good article. You have troubles in your laundry. This is why we advertise. No more worry. Get up at a reasonable time, not in the middle of the night, and by using Daisy Soap aad Empire Co.'s Laundress Help, Empire Royal Blue and Extract of Soap, your work is done in half the time, and you don't get angry. Ask the following grocers, men of experience, who know a good thing when they see it, and they will see your wants fur Empire Goods promptly attended to : Parr Bros., Hamilton: E. J Davey, Hamilton; J. T. Home, Hamilton; Macferson and West, Hamilton. They all stock these goods.
In Cambridge same remarks. Thorn is Wells likes our Empire Goods, and sells them. He, with long experience, knows a good article. Secure a packet of Laundress Help. Don't bustle yourself. Empire Royal Blue, Da'sy Soap and Laundress Help do the work and you need not hustle, lavage and Richards, A. G. Harris, F. J. Sanders, Charlie B.iyce and all Hamilton and Cam bridge grocers tbiuk a deal of Empire Goods. In Te Awamutu and Kihikihi you have up to date stores who stock Empire Goods Empire Blue, Daisy Soap, etc. Just call at G. M. A. Ahier's Warehouse and Gilford and Bowden's. If you're in Kihikihi and run short of Empire Royal Bine, the bluest blue that ever blued a blue bag, or Daisy Soap, " a daisy," look up T. H. Chapman and John G. Elmsley. " A little bit later on," when iu Ohaupo, go to J. T. Edwards for Empire Blue and Daisy Soap. Further on in the land of cordials ask Creen and Colebrook for Empire Goods Otorobansra The Empire Coy. supply Choice Cigars wholesale. Try Billy Bright, Hamilton Hot.-!, for an " Exquisitor." This is an special brand. Look them up, Parr Bros., Hamilton,— v.ui can get Empire Imperial Coffee, Daisv Soap No soap like " Daisy." It's a soap that does its work "thoroughly." This i, something worth noting, 2"bars of lovely White Borax Curd Soap weighing nearly 31b:-', tor—Parr Bros, will make the pric'j right. WHAT DOES THE NEGLECT OF A BAD COLD MEAN? Only too frequently a serious attack of Poenmonia and the sowing of the seeds of that soourge of humanity, Consumption. These evils can be averted bv taking TUSSICURA, which has been proved by experience to be the Remedy of the Age for all complaints of the Tlißoat, Lungs and Bronohial Tubes. Price 2s 6d per Bottles Obtainable at all Chemiste and Storekeeper, throughout the colony,
AIKATO T I M E S ESTABLISHED 30 TEARS. FHE POPULAR EVENING PAPER 01 THE WAIKATO. THE FARMERS' JOURNAL. A LARGE AND INCREASING CIRCULATION CIRCULATING IX THREE ELEC TORAL DISTRICTS. The WAIKATO TIMES has been estab lished 30 years and has a large circulation amongst the farming community, and is therefore an excellent advertising medium. The Rates of Advertising are extremely liberal. PAULL & VENABLES, Proprietors.
Old Age Pensions in this land Have proved a marked success, They give the old a helping hand, And keep them from distress. There's only just one other thing That's needful to ensure Sound lungs, that we the praise can sine 0' WOODS' GBEAT PEPPERMINT UUK& on
WADE'S WORM FIGS-the Wondeful Worm Woriers—are a safe and sure r.ineiy, in Is boxes. Sold everywhere. Mr I). Vmson-Dossetor, teacher of voice production and singing, has decided toonen classes for ladies and gentlemen at be-in mug of year, at 10s Cd per quarter—by this means a most enjoyable as well as very profitable evening will be spent each week Intending members will oblige by leaving names at Mr Paul's Book-arcade, Hamilton —Mr Dossetor will also be glad to call upon any desirous of having their voices tried—Terms for private lessons per ar rangement-Private address, Almadale Hamilton. [Advt.l DINNER SETS—^V'li WOLUM KBOOTT«S VWoxa-itrnt, OwbW* g
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On Thursday next the scholars of tho Cambridge West Public School will break up for the Christmas holidays, and the Au nual Picnic aud Sports will be held on the following day, Friday, in the school grounds. This gathering is always looked forward to by tho children and their parents with interest and pleasure. Great activity is being displayed by those who have tho carrying out of the arrangements. s."> that it may be safely predicted that thi-i year's pit-nic will eclipse those of previous
years. A meeting of the office-bearers and ad herents of the Wesley an Church was held on Wednesday evening last to arrange mat ters in connection with the Anmi'il Boxing Day Picnic. There was a large atteudanca, Mr A. Hill presiding. At the outset; of his remarks, tho Chairman pointed out that the paddock jformerly kindly placed at their disposal by Mr Kichard Reynolds had been broken up, and consequently the picnic would have to be held elsewhere. Mr Mc- Kinnon said there were other places on Mr Reynold's farm just as suitable and con venient as the one where the picnic had been held in the past, and he was certain Mr Reynolds would be only too glad to their holding it there this year. Messrs Hill and McKinnon were deputed to in spect the ground and tee Mr Reynolds. HaymaKing will be in full swing by the middle of the present week, but unfortun ately many of the crops are abnormally light at most places. There is a large area of oats in the Pukerimu and Pukekura dis tricts, but the area under wheat appears to be less than that of last year. The farmers are longing for a downpour of rain, not only to revive the grass, but also tho crops, which here and there present a stunted ap pearance.- The Cambridge East Band paid us a visit on Sunday afbjrnoon, and played a number of choice selections on Maori Hill. A good ly number were present, who seemed to thoroughly appreciate the efforts of the bandsmen. Mrs Rout kindly dispensed afternoon tea for the ladies and others who cared to avail themselves of her generos ity.
THE SOUTH AFRICAN STEAM SERVICE.
The London correspondent of the New Zealand Times writes —Price ! That, ac cording to an interviewee of the British Australasian, thoroughly conversant with the projects of the New Zealand and African Steamship Company, is the crux of the whole question of New Zealand trade with South Africa. If you are prepared to take the same prices as the Argentine for your mutton in South Africa, then you can do a big trade, and the service will prosper. If you don't, then you won't get the trade, and the service will be discontinued after the year's experiment. South Africa at pre sent won't pay for better quality of meat; and while the Imperial Cold Storage Com pany is anxious to place its orders in British colonies, it is prompted by con siderations of price. " Our Australasian friends," said the interviewee, " write about cheap labour and silver currency, but what does that concern a man when he is buy ing IO.OOJ sheep, and one lot offers at 3d and another at SJidi'" South Africa, he thought, would not take New Zealand lambs in any quantity. Neither to New Zealand noi to the Argentine was there any back freight, so that in this respact the two competitors were on an equal footing. The whole question began and ended with the question of price. That is one reason why the contract was only entered into for a year. " Another reason was that New Zetland wanted a special stylo of boat. In building boats like that, one could very easily lose a quarter of a million of money. At the end of the year it will be seen what the trade is. Then special boats will be put on. Seddon has made a splendid bargain for his colony. He has got all the advantages of very large carriers being put in the trade, the shipping company taking all the risk. At the end of the year, if Mr Seddon says,' Ido not like you/ he doesn't pay anything. So, running all the risk, the shipping company was not prepared to put on the steamers the New Zealand Go vernment required as an experiment. In my opinion, the business ability of Mr Seddon and Sir Joseph Ward has in this matter been above that of some colonial premiers, at any rate." The interviewee concluded by saying that " there is more refrigerating space in the vessels put into the trade than asked for by the Govern ment, and that is an error—if it is an error —on the right Bide for the New Zea landers'"
OTOROHANGA.
♦- (Frow Our Own Correspondent) The school concert was held on Friday nigbt and was largely attended. The child ren went through a very long and varied programme which appeared to please the audience immensely, especially the action Bongs, choruses and parallel bars perfor mances (boys), and bow exercise (girls). Solos and duets were given by the Misses Cossin, Johnson, West bury, and Morrisy; Mr Burnand and Miss Metch sang the popular " A.8.C." duet with good effect, and had to respond to a vociferous encore. The accompaniments were played by Miss Johnson, who opened the concert with a pianoforte duet with Master Lowe, who is one of her pupils, and Bhows great promise. The programme was brought to a close by a maypole dance, performed by 10 girls and 10 boys, Miss Ellis leading the march as Queen of the May. Great credit is due to the headteacher, Mr Lowe, and his as sistant, Miss Metch, for the way the child ren behaved, "stage fright" being conspicu ous by its absence, every item going off smoothly. Mr John Ormsby, chairman of the School Committee, acted as chairman for the en tertainment, and said in a few remarks at the close of the entertainment that he was pleased to see such a large attenda-.ee, which he considered should be the case al ways, as we had several very talented per formers here who were always willing to assist local objects by entertainments, etc, who should be encouraged by the public, as it was the cause of a lot of time being ex pended, and if not well patronised by the public was very discouraging to the per formers, whose efforts were creditable and worth seeing, without taking into consider ation the fact that some institution always benefitted.
The district, from all accounts, has been visited by a couplu of gentlemen touring the country, in se.ireh of health and whiskey. From all accounts they found the whiskey, and it will probably mean a busy Court day in Te Awanmtu in the near future, ft would 1? m-.ieh better if the Government would .st-pllie sly grog-sell ing, and grant licenses hero, a.s the condi tions of this district are entirely different to what they were when Prohibition was proclaimed.
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THE VENEZUELAN TROUBLE.
LONDON, December 14. President Castro's request for arbi tration has not been received in Lon don or Berlin, though it is understood that Colonel Hay is transmitting it. The authorities at Washington maintain an attitude of friendly re serve. ft is otlicially suggested in Great Britain and Germany that President Roosevelt should act as mediator. GERMAN RESIDENTS FAVOUR ARBITRATION. THE TOPAZE INCIDENT. OPENING FIRE CAPTURE OF THE FLEET. FRENCH CLAIMS. Received December 15, 12.5 &.m. NEW YORK, Dec. 12. In the South American trouble the Allies promised to uphold French claims and have also arranged regard ing Italy's claims. The Germans in Caracas support the request for arbitration, fearing a conflict may jeopardise German trade in South America. Four American first-class battle ships and several cruisers have been ordered to Trinidad. NEW YORK, Dec. 15. The seizure of the Topaze on Wed neaday was an act of pillage. The captain and crew were held prisoners until the commander of the Charybdis demanded satisfaction for the outrage within two hours, otherwise he would bombard the fortress and custom house. The notification was ignored, and the allies opened fire, con tinuing for one hour. The fortress replied, but was early silenced. The town was not damaged.
President Castro has surrendered the properties of the English Railway and Telegraph Companies. The fort at La Guayra was evacuated and the soldiers have left the town. The militia has been summoned to preserve order. The entire Venezuelan fleet cap tured, and the German cruiser Venta's men conveyed the Kestaurador to Trinidad, The British are manning and utilising their prizes.
Italy has deposited with the autho rities at Carcas a similar demand to those of the allies, for the payment of sixty thousand dollars. President Castro has admitted the claims.
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LONDON, Dec. 14
The Agents-General attended an Empire League meeting, Lord On slow presiding. It was noted with satisfaction that the outcome of the Colonial Conference was a substan tial practical contribution toward closer union and that it gave the germ of what might hereafter become a great council of the Empire.
A ROYAL MESSAGE.
Received December 16, 12.26 a.m
LONDON, Dec. 13
Queen Alexandra desires this Coronation year to express her heart felt sympathy for those bereaved by the late war, and expresses the wish that happiness and comfort with God's blessing may be theirs for 1903.
The Queen gives a Christmas dinner on the 27th to widows and orphans living in London and suburbs of Imperial and Colonial sailors and soldiers killed in battle, or who died from the effects of injuries received on the field.
AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
THE HATTERS' CASE
SYDNEY, Dec. 15
Mr G. H. Reid, speaking at Mait land, scathingly denounced Sir E. Barton's attitude on the hatter diffi culty. He said there was a point on which Australians could neither for give nor forget. That was when statesmen filling high offices adminis tered the law so as to attract the ridicule and odium of the whole Brit ish Empire. MELBOURNE, Dec. 15.
Sir E. Barton in a minute on the hatters difficulty points out that no application for exemption was made till the 10th. The application was opposed by the president and secre tary of the Australasian Association of Felt-hatters, and Sir E. Barton ex pressed regret that the application was made so late. A CYCLONE. BRISBANE, Dec. 14. A cyclone struck Brookville Town ship, and a number of houses were levelled. The gale unroofed the Church and the English Mission Hall. Hail as large as teacups fell, smash ing all glass in its tracks. Five inches of rain are recorded.
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(Received Dec. 15. 8.38 p.m.) BRUSSELS, December 1"). When King Leopold was driving at Laeken on Saturday night, two
shots were fired by two men. They fled and escaped. No one was hurt. The newspapers declare they attempted assassination, but the police imply poachers.
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(Received, Dec. 16, N.:W a.m.) • LONDON, December 15. All' Chamberlain has arrived at Moinbassa. Ethel Nollison and Eva Eastwood, domestics, aged 17 and 20 respective ly have been sentenced to death for smothering by pillows their aged mis tress at Bootle, out of revenge for alleged unkindness. A third servant turned Queen's evidence. PARIS, December 15. The Government arrested the leaders.
RAGLAN FARMERS' CLUB.
FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. The monthly meeting of tti6 above body, held at Te Mata on Saturday evening last, was well attended by members. The chair was occupied by Mr W. M. Bankart, the President. The matter of the contemplated visit of the Government Dairy Commissioner to the distiict was discussed, and it was agreed that the secretary make the necessary ar rangements for Mr Kinsella to address a meeting of the Club at Te Mata in the evening, and for a subsequent demonstra tion in matters connected with testing, ect. Ac the Raglan Factory, if the duration of the Commissioner's stay in the district would permit. Mr Kinsella has advised the club that he is likely to be in Auckland at the end of the present mouth.
The l'e Uku branch of the Club having requested that copies of the list of register ed brands and earmarks of local stockowners be obtained, and offered to members at a price which would defray the cost of print ing, it was resolved that the request be ac ceded to, and that copies be disposed of to members at one shilling each, and to non members at double that price. Mr R. Vernon, senr., submitted a letter he had received from a well-known firm of Auckland auctioneers and fruit salesmen, relative to the prices realisable for good varieties of locally-grown late keeping apples, in which it was stated that an area planted in suitable varieties in this dis trict would probably give a return from 25 to 33£ per cent greater than that secured by growers in the North, as the Raglan grown fruit came in when prices were high. Mr Vernon said his acre of orchard pro duced a bigger return than any other acre on his farm ; his " Northern Spy " apples, marketed in July, had realised 3d pjr lb, clear of expenses, in Auckland, though he had previously sold them in Raglan at Id per lb.
On the motion of the chairman, seconded by Mr Comes, the hearty thanks of the Club were awarded to Mr Vernon for bring the matter under the Club's notice and for information supplied. It was also agreed that the secretary communicate with the Department of Agricultuse ask ing for a suggestion as to the best and cheapest means of storing apples for future sale.
Mr Theo. Cornille introduced a motion of which he had given notice at a previous meeting, viz., th • of starting a Fertiliser and Seed-buying Association in connection with the or co-operating in such matter with some existing body After considerable discussion it was re solved " That owing to the advantages offered by existiug associations it is not advisable to form a Fertiliser and Seed buying Association in connection with the Eaglan Farmers' Club." A paper entitled" An Idea of Co-oper ation, as it should be carried out in New Zealand," submitted by the author, Mr G. H. Buckeridge, of Kawhia, with a request that it be considered by the Club, was read by the President. At its conclusion several members spoke in a complimentary manner of the way in which Mr Buckeridge had dealt with his subject, and a resolution was passed to the effect that that gentle tleman be thanked for his paper, but at the same the members are of opinion that a subject of less magnitude would be more within the scope of the Club's action. Mr Price again introduced the matter of the desirability of the Club's advocating the establishment of a public pound, and gave notice to move in that direction at the next meeting, the secretary being re quested to ask the branches to discuss°the matter in the meantime.
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REGARDING CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC, CHOLERA AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY.
1. It affords quick relief in cases of colic, cholera morbus and pains in the stomach.
2. It never fails to affect a cure in the most severe cases of dysentery and diar rhoea.
3. It is a sure cure for chronic diar rhoea.
4. It can always be depended upon in cases of cholera infantum. 5. It cures epidemical dysentery. 6. It prevents bilious colic. 7. It is prompt and effective in curin<* all bowel complaints. ° X. It never produce? bad results. 9. It is pleasant and safe to take. 10. It has saved the lives of more people thanjanyjother medicine in the world.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16 1902
" lo uiscoutinuo says John Wanamaker, thu millionaire, "is like taking down your sign. If you want to do business you must lot tin.' people know it. Standing advertisements, when frequently changed, are better ami cheaper than read ing notices. They look more substantial and bvsiness-like, and inspire confidence. I would as soon think of doing business with out a clerk as without advertising." This is advice which all business men would do well to follow, but it must be borne in mind that the advertising medium must be the best obtainable. We can confidently say that in consequence of its large circu lation, The Waikato Times is the best paper in the Waikato to advertise concern ing anything pertaining to a farming com. muaity.
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Business Notices. TO THE BURGESSES OF HAMILTON NEW BUILDING REGULATIONS. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held in St. Peter's Schoolroom TO-MORROW NIGHT, (Wednesday) at 8 p.m., to protest against the confirmation of the new build ing regulations.
ALMADALE, HAMILTON. Private Boarding Estab lishment. MRS F. A. QUICK. Every Comfort and Convenience for Tourists. HOT AND COLD BATHS. FOE PKESENTATION GOODS, tor E. J. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge.
■ Tiuteds Etc. RANTED— A. General Servant. Apply Mrs W. P. Buekland, Cambridge. ITANTED KNOWN—Those desirous <.f haviug FAMILY GROUPS PHOTOGRAPHED at Xnias or New Year should make appointments with Messrs GAZE ft CO. as early as possible. —Howden's Buildings, Hamilton. WANTED —The travelling public to re member that Tea, Coffee, Pies, I'astry, Cake-?, etc., are obtainable all day ion;* at my Refreshment Rooms. Auck land, Local, aud Illustrated paper*. —J. T. Homo, Confectioner etc., Hamilton. 7"AXTED—Those requiring Violins, Strings, and all s appert aining thereto, to call on or sen i to 11. H. Howden, watchmaker aud jeweller, Hamil ton, who has a large supply iu stock. WANTED KNOWN, Mrs Bridges has opened up in Victoria Street, Hamilton, with a supply of Smoked Fish. Fresh fish three times a week. Also, Summer Drinks, Lollies, Sweetmeats etc., to arrive shortly. WANTED KNOWN.—V. Plescher de sires to draw attention to his large stock of Footwear. A splendid lot of Ladies' aud Gentlemen's American Kid boots (lace and button), Walking and Evening Shoes, Girl's Lace and button Boots (tan and black), Good Strong School Boots, Farmers' Boots, Bluchers, Canvas Shoes, Leather and Carpet Slippers (good and cheap). Repairs neat and prompt. First-class boots made to order. V. PLESCHER, CO-OPERATIVE BOOT SHOP, CAMBRIDGE. Government Notices- TENDERS. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. RUAKURA EXPERIMENTAL STATION DRAINAGE CONTRACT SECTION NO. 7. 1 SATURDAY, 20th December, 1902, for the excavation of 75 chains, more or less, of OPEN DRAIN. Plans and Specifications may Iv seen at the Homestead. M. MULCAHEY, Manager. Lost, Found, &c. STRAYED from Hamilton Railway Sta ton, Chestnut Buggy Mare, heavy in foal, four white feet, white star on fore head, good condition, no visible brands. Finder rewarded returning same to C. HORSNELL, Station-master, Hamilton. Business Notices- BOROUGH OF CAMBRIDGE. FIRE BRIGADE. ALL young men of Cambridge willing to join a VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE are asked to send in their names to the Town Clerk on or before noon of SATURDAY, the 20th instant. Proper appliances, brigade house and uniforms will be provided by the Borough Council. T. HARTLY, Town Clerk. BOROUGH OF CAMBRIDGE. PUBLIC notice is hereby given that all HORSES or CATTLE FOUND ON THE STREETS of the B .rough of Cam bridge, either by day or night, on and after WEDNESDAY, 17th December, 1902, will be impounded, and their owners, if known, will be proceeded against according to law. By order, T. HARTLY, Town Clerk. Hamilton, December 15th, 1902. HAVING' disposed of my butchering business to Messrs Stone and Chil cott, I take this opportunity of thanking my customers for the liberal support I have for so many years received from them, and to solicit a continuance of the same to my successors. T. QUALTROUGH. Hamilton, December loth, 1902. r'ITH reference to the above we beg » » to say that we have this -day taken over Mr Qualtrough's old established business, and hope by strict attention to business, and by keeping meat of the very best quality only, to" receive a liberal share of patronage and support. G. STONE, ' R. CHILCOTT. D. MEREDITH, COACH PROPRIETOR, KIHIKIHI, RUNS A COACH TWICE DAILY, BE TWEEN KIHIKIHI AND TE AWAMUTU STATION, MEETING EVERY TRAIN. HORSES AND BUGGIES ON HIRE EXPERIENED GUIDES, PROVIDED FOR TRIPS TROUGH THE KING COUNTRI. . D. MEREDITH, Kihikihi. Alfred Buekland & Sons, AUCKLAND, HOLD WEEKLY AUCTION SALES TUESDAYS—For Hides, Skiua, Wco Tallow, and Bones, Hay and Straw. THURSDAYS, AT REMUERA—Fat and Store Cattle, Sheep and Pigs. FRIDAYS Horses, Harness, Vehicles, Hay, Straw, and Farm Produce. Monthly Sales At WAIUKU-FIRST SATURDAY ia each month. POKENO-MONDAY befors Eunoiman Sale. RUNCIMAN—THIRD WEDNESDAY in each month. PUKEKOHE-LAST MONDAY in each month. TUAKAU-FOURTH WEDNESDAY in January, March, May, July September and November. AGENTS FOR: Chesterfield Guane, Little's Liquid and Powder Sheep Dip, Ford's Lungworm Mixture, Toxa Babbit Poison. ON SALE AT THE HAYMAEKET: Boneduet, Superphosphates and other Manures; Grass Seeds; Clovers from Cross and Sons, Glasgow, and Hurst and Boss, London; Maize, Gate, Chaff, &c. The Haymarket, Albibt Si;, AUCKLAND,
Easiness Notices. VERANDAH BLINDS CHEAP A LL sizes from -Is to 12s at SANDERS, Q.CE., Cambridge. SUMMER. DRINKS. f)ASPBERRY SYRUP of Special \> Quality, made expressly for me K brand of Genuine Raspberry Vine gar, Limejuice, Limejuice Cordial Herb Beer extract, Do Carles concen trated drinks. Eiffel Tower ci>u centrated drinks, really splendid. SANDERS, Q.CE. K~GOODSr"K _ GOODS. RASPBERRY JAM in Tins and l. Jars. K Jams assorted do. do. K Marmalade, K Nectarine Converse, K Potted Meats K Raspberry Vinegar, guaranteed made from genuine Raspberry K Potted Meats, K Sheep's Tongues, K Beef Tea, K Vinegar K Tomato and Worcester Sauce Pepper, etc., etc. If you want reliable, goods that will please you, try K goods. SANDERS, Q.CE. _ NEW XMAS FRUITS. MACHINE DRESSED CURRANTS L from 4£d lb. Finest quality Patras, do. (id lb. Seeded Raisins and Muscatels, Lexias, Valencias, Sultanas from 7d_ lb; Figs, Dates, Desert Muscatels, Peaches, Pears, Apricots, Pine Apples from 7d; Almonds, nuts of all kinds. Evaporated Peaches, Apricots, from 8d lb. Prunes from Bd. Apples. Finest quality goods at right prices, SANDERS, QC.E. QONFECTIONERY. CHOCOLATES of all makes in every variety, including Magawattee Lollies of all kinds, Metz Fruits, Xmas Stockings, Jewel Packets, etc. SANDERS, Q.CE. TAKE NOTICE. T7IOR now Potted Meats, English, Ameri can and Colonial. For finest quality of Salmon, Sardines, etc. Try SANDERS, Q.CE. BISCUITS. iISCUITS from 3Jd to 3s lb. I can ► sell you all, either in variety, quality, CHINA GLASS, ETC. CALL and see th# display of articles in the window at Is each. Plenty more inside. A fine assortment of goods to hand, suitable for wedding and Xmas presents. SANDERS, Q.CE. DO YOU WANT FURNITURE ? CAN supply you with Furniture of Superior make of well - seasoned timber, at very reasonable prices. Furni ture and Bedding of every description, made to order by competent workmen. SANDERS, Q.CE. ' SASHES, DOORS, ETC \ STOCK of Sashes, Doors, Mantel- V. pieces, Verandah Brackets, etc., on hand, splendidly made of well-seasoned timber, at the lowest prices ever offered. Kauri timber, cheap and good. F. J. SANDERS, Agent for J. McAndrew & Co., Paeroa. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. )NLY first-quality in Seeds and Manures are supplied by us. Samples may be seen at our agent, Mr F. J. Sanders, Cam bridge. Agent for W. S Laurie & Co., Auckland. QUALITY IS THE TEST OF CHEAP NESS. L/TcCORMICK Harvesting Machines, are L.TX not the lowest priced on the market, but the quality is unequalled, and they are guaranteed to give satisfaction. Binders, Mowers, or Rakes. A full stock of fittings on hand for all machines. F. J.' SANDERS, Sole Agent Auckland Province. HILE thanking my numerous patrons throughout Waikato for their kind support, no effort will be wanting on my part to merit a continuance of the same. My ambition is to keep the finest quality of goods procurable. Wishing you all a merry Xmas and a happy and prosperous New Year. F. J. SANDERS, Q.CE. Cambridge. )RESERVING Jars, Preserving Pans L in Brass, Copper, and Enemelled. Arras Cream Separators are the simplest, most effective known. Call and inspect them. Prices 50s up. SANDERS, CAMBRIDGE. HOT WEATHER GOODS Milne & Choyce, Ltd., AUCKLAND. WASHING BLOUSES, Special job line at 2s Gd, 3s 6d, 4s 6d; Mercerised Sateen Blouses, floral styles, 4s lid to 12s 6d; White and Coloured Washing Slk Blouses, beautifully trimmed, at 12s 6d, 15s 6d, to 355. HOLLAND COSTUMES, with new Rus sian and Eton jackets, and smartly cut skirts, from 24s 9d the costume. UNDERSKIRTS, in washing prints, all trimmed, at 2s lid, 3s 6d, 3s lid, to 10s 6d; Fancy Materials, from 5s lid to 255. WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, Special Value, trimmed lace or embroidery and tucks, 3s lid, 5s lid, Gs lid, to 27s 6d. NEW SUNSHADES-Handsome Cream Satin Sunshades, with wide moire stripe, 10s 9dj Striped and Floral Roman Satins, 6s lid, 8s lid, 10s 6d ; Plain and Fancy Parasols in every shade. CHILDREN'S WHITE SILK FROCKS, lace trimmed, to fit children from 6 to 9 years, 9s lid to 21s. NEW FANCY GOODS FOR PRESENTS —Good Fancy Soaps, 3 cakes in artis tic box, Is 3d, Is 6d, 2s 6d, 4s 6d; Photo Frames, in all shapes, Is, Is 3d, Is 9d, 2s 6d, to 10s 6d; Purses, at 9d, Is, Is 3d, Is 9d, to 20s; Fancy Boxed Hand kerchiefs, Is 3d, Is Gd, Is 9d, Is lid, to 10s 6d the box; Real Maltese Lace Scarves and Collars, 10s 9d, 12s 6d, 15s 6d, to 455. NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN— Special selection of Gent's Neckties, at Is, Is 6d, 2s 6d, to 4s 6d. SERVICEABLE LINEN HANDKER CHIEFS-Plain hein, Is, Is 3d, ls6d; hem-stitched, Is 6d to 3s 6d. SMART WASHING WAISTCOATS, in white, drab, and shepherd's plaids, at 5s lid, 6s lid, 8s 6d, to 15s 6d. FRENCH STRAW PANAMA HATS, 6s lid. Latest Hats in every style. NEW TUNIC AND TENNIS SHIRTS, from 3s 6d to 7s 6d; Gent's White and Coloured Sweaters, 3s 6d, 3s lid to 10s 6d. Immense stooijof Gent's Summer Underclothing.
Davis & CO DAVIS AND CO. ILL SELL, at their Mart and Yard, on THURSDAY NEXT. XMAS POULTRY, Hau,s, Bacon, and new laid eggs, Gooseberries, Spring Trap, 2 Galvanised Iron Tanks, 2 Second band Pianos, American Organ, 2 Sewing Machines, Ranges, and Registrar Grates, Milk Cans, Avery Scales, Camera, Grama ph.me, Carpenters Tools, 2 Violins, 1 Aecordeou, Pot Plants, Sand Soap, Pictures, Bioks, Music, Lady's Bike, Clock, Peram bulator, Garden Cultivator, D. and S.I. Bedsteads, Bedding, Wash Stand and Ware, Chairs, Tables, Linoleum, Child's Cot and Chair, also a Large Stock ot Drapery, 30 Pair Lace Curtains, Boots and Shoes, Fancy Goods, Watches, Jewellery, etc. SPECULATORS LARGE OR SMALL CAPITAL \ND all those anxious to Secure GOOD INVESTMENTS of Substantial and Increasing Value and to those wishing to secure COMFORTABLE HOMES SNUG FARMS OR GOOD PASTORAL PROPER TIES We would call your attention to the fact that we 'can offer the best and most com plete List of Properties of all kinds in the Wa : kato and surrounding Districts, and are prepared to FINANCIALLY, ASSIST BUYERS. We cannot here advertise our large list of properties in detail, but we are always ready to give, or post full particulars to intending buyers, also to conduct them over the different properties we have for Sale, free of charge. Wo have properties from 50 acre to 500J acres blocks in price from 17s 6d per acre to £lO per acre with good roads, near Post Office, school, Creameries and Railway, and on Easy Terms. IF YOU Desire to Sell We shall be glad to receive full particulars of your property which we advertise in different parts of New Zealand and Australia, which costs you nothing, as advertising is the keystone to our success and our terms are, NC SALE, NO CHARGE. We have numerious inquiries from ail parts of New. Zeals nd and Australia, our con nection being very extensive. Having lately sold several properties is a proof of our ability to do business. Why Pay Kent. We have several Good Town Properties with 4to 9 roomed houses, with {■ acre tc 10 acre good land in or Hamilton East ana West. Easy terms. For further parti culars apply to DAVIS & CO. AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, HAMILTON. Auction sales conducted in all parts of the country. Advances made on all goods placed with us for Sale. WAIKATO AGENTS and SHOW ROOMS for the WONDERFUL WERTHEIM SEWING MACHINE Three machines in one. On Time Pay ment, 2s 6d per week. Also, PIANOS «fc ORGANS English and German, and on easy terms. From 2s 6d per week. See our quality and price before you pur chase. WAIKATO AGENTS Northern Fire Insurance Company Capital £5,689,000. WAIKATO AGENTS Imperial (gold medal) Calf Food. T best in the market. Once used always used. Auction sales at our New Mart and Yards, Hamilton, EVERY SATURDAY at 2 p.m., of POULTRY, PIGS, PRODUCE FURNITURE, etc. Anything you have for sale TAKE IT TO DAVIS & CO. and have it turned into cash. GOODS FOR THE CHRISTMAS SEA SON in any quantity at "WILKIN SON'S, Cambridge -Toys, Dolls, Albums, Purses, Photo Frames, Writing Cases. Fancy Goods, etc. TO WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS HOTELKEEPERS, and the General Public in the CITY OF AUCKLAND, and the SURROUNDING DISTRICT. IT having come under the notice of the undersigned Dunedin Brewers that BOTTLED ALE AND STOUT PUR PORTING TO BE DUNEDIN ALE AND STOUT is now being sold throughout the Auckland District, bearing on the Labels the name of D. ARKELL, and a statement that the same is brewed expressly for D. ArkeP, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Brewers that THEY DO NOT BREW FOR OR SUPPLY ALE OR STOUT TO the said D. Arkell. Dated at Dunedin, this loth day of July 1902. JAMES SPEIGHT AND CO., LIMITED. McGAVIN AND CO. MAURICE JOEL WILLIAM STRACHAN AND CO. AWHIA rpß A WAMUTU . ROYAL MAIL COACH Leaves KAWHIA every TUESDAY pi d FRIDAY, at 8 a.m. Leavoa PIRONGIA every WEDNE DAY and SATURDAY »* 7 «.m. Arriving at PirontfU ev ß ,y TUESDAY and FRIDAY This line passas through TE RAU-A-MOA AND GOVERNMENT KING COUNTRY LANDS To be shortly opened for aeleotion. A SYMONDS & CO. PROPRIETORS ... TE AWAMUTU TO LADIES No need to consult doctors or chemists* The remedies you require in your own hands Write for free copy of valuable book about your lives, your health, your welfare' Every woman should read it. Posted free in sealed envelope. Address—G. Specific, 539 Elizabeth-street, North Melbourne, *
W. J. Hunter. T X consequence < if the New Year Holidays • t t.h.' undersigned WILL NOT HOLD AN\ SALES at 'JV Awuinutu on Decem ber 27th, Cambridge on January ;<rdjOr Ohaupo on January 6th, W. J. U u N T E E. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, DECEM BER IK AXD l'.i. SPECIAL HALF OF~ HGKSrS AT Hamilton. Tho nnden-i.nfd wi'.l ho'd his Annua' Hnrse Sa'e at the H.-.firi!t"u Bornugh Yards on Thursday, December JH, of about OiUi UNBROKEN COLTS AND DUW FILLIES, HEAVY AND MEDIUM DRAUGHT MARES AND GELDINGS, UPSTANDING HARNESS HOhSES AND HACKS Entries to date from H. A. Bell, G. Rob son, Hogan, E. Potts. Zellman, Bridgman W. E. Jones, McDonald, Graham, Grigsby, H. Weal, Willoughby, Davidson, Newell Chitty, Windsor, Cumpstone, Hannon, Houston, Gibbons, Arnold, Teddy, Shaw, Turnwald, Rauch, Patterson, Morgan, Cow ling, Ormshy, Johnstone, Finch, Bruce, Starkey, Bell, Douglas, Stewart, Home, Holmes, Corbett, Crouch, Hicks, SeddoH Prendagast, Shaw, Death Bros., Noble Dawson, Cassidy. Smith and Hambling, Walsh, Holland, Fry, McLarnon, Hill Dun stan, Dodd, Bruce, Hinton, Jackson, Bar ford, Washer, Corboy, Hansen, Galvan, Bell, Littlewood, Whit#Friar and Davies, Prince, Foster, Darragh, Dooley, Luxton, Hall, Kae, Jones, Bukowsky, Teasdale, Holtby, Calder, Snook, Marwood, Calder, Germann, Shakespear, Holcroft, Andrews, Rennie, Walton, Wilson, Looker, Hodges, Laxon, Hines, Johnston, Tamaki, Berry! Graham, Millar, Lyndsay, Riley, Corcoran, Tamaki, Tyson, Orr, Dalbeth, Bellamy, Alexander, Ashwin, Dougherty, Caley, Harper Mare, Light Spring trap, and Har ness, Mare, Sulky, and Harness W. G. Rae Pair of Well-matched Buggy Ponies, 13 hands high, J. Houston. Upstanding Bay Gelding, syrs, good hack, carries lady ; from Tau ranga Well-bred mare and foal, C. Jar | rett Upstanding Chestnut Horse, from Wanganui, sound, grand hack and jumper Handsome Unbroken Child's Pony, by Bonnie Tom —Shetland mare Heavy Spring-cart Mare, took first prize Waikato Show, 1902, and a splendid worker in any Harness Double-seated Buggy (Gee and Pot ter), Pole and Harness, W. Lyndsay Pair of Well-matched Black Buggy Horses 1 Bay Cob, good hack, E. Tickelpenny 1 Upstanding Four-year-old Mare, by Lochinvar, quiet and good hack, Williamson Bros. 4 Medium Draught Horses, Reid and Gray D.F. Plough, Disc and Tine Harrows, Swingletrees and Harness, Geo. Grant 6 First-class Buggy Horses and Good Hacks, G. Robinson, Auckland Handsome Brown Riding Cob, by Merrymaker, a perfect hack, fast walker, quiet and sound, from Wairangi 7 First-class Draught Colts and Fillies, three and four-year- old from Auckland 8 Superior Draught Mares and Geld ings, four to eight years, with trials in dray, W. J. Graham 1 Light American Double-seated Buggy, with pole and shafts W. J. HUNT EH MONDAY, DECEMBER 29. CLEARING SALE AT HAUTAPU The undersigned has received instructions from Mrs' J. Russell (at Pukeroro Post Office, Hautapu), ivho is leaving the Waikato, to sell the whole of her HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE . _JL First-class Piano Single-seated Buggy Good Quiet Horse and Harness Two-wheeled Roadster, Horse and Harness Choice Dairy Cow, just calved Fowls, Sundries Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. I W. J. HUNTER. CAMBRIDGE CATTLE SALE. SATURDAY, January 10,1903. In consequence of the usual sale day falling on the 3rd (holiday week), I will hold my next Cambridge sale on January 10th, one week later than usual, and will sell: r KC\ WELL " BEED YOUNG o\t CATTLE, from neighbourhood 40 Choice 18-month and Two-year-old Half-bred Polled Angus Steers and Heifers, W. Thornton 20 Well-bred Yearlings, R. Brown 8 Choice Yearlings, Mr Price 45. Choice Yearlings and Strong Calves, W. P. Reid, G. Reid. 8 Fresh-conditioned Cows and Heifers W. P. Reid 20 Choice Yearlings, Robert Brown 12 Well-bred Calves, Taotaoroa 15 Very Choice Shorthorn 18-month old Steers, G. Nickle 8 Choice Yearlings, Mr Price 30 Well-grown Choice Steer Calves, C Fat Cows, F. Hicks 12 Prime Fat Heifers. Jos. Gane, W. Selby 6 Good Dairy Cows, at Calving, W. Stanley W. J. HUNTER. SHEEP FAIR. February, 1903. pHE undersigned will hold his First Sheep Fair at Ohaupo Yards, as above. Entries solicited W. J. HUNTER. OHAUPO CATTLE SALE. Tuesday, December 23. The undersigned will sell at the Ohaupe Yards on Tuesday, December 23rd : I \AIRY COWS, FAT AND STORE \J CATTLE, &c. Entries Solicited. At 12 o'clock. J. HUNTER. rnHh GOVERNMENT INSURANC i. DEPARTMENT is prepared to gran< Employers of Labour Covers against Rwks contected with their trade or business—nnder the Workers' Compensation Act, the Em ployers' Liability Acta, as veil as under Common Law, Owners of property and Mortgagees also -votected nnder special tables. Personal Ao ident Insurance effected in all branches. For particulars as to rates, etc., apply tc he .'ocal Office of the Department. J. H. BIOHABDSON, Commissioner OODCARVING-Relief, Chip, Floral Chip, etc. Terms, 12s 6d per quarter, Is 6d per hour. Articles designed.—Miss E. Ay ling, 13, Victoria Arcade, Auckland. OOLS —Double and Single, Berlin. t t Reduced to 5d per skein for cagh- At WILKINSON'S, Cwnbridije.
McNicol & Co. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. FN Consequence of the New Year Holi days, tin. 1 undersigned will NOT hold a S:ilo at Oliaupo on Tuesday, 30th Inst. McNICOL & CO. CAMBRIDGE STOCK SALE. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20. )A HEAD OF GOOD BEEF From Rook Bros, who are giving up dairying 14 Cows, in full milk 14 Calves 2 New Factory Cans 2 Pigs Horse, Trap and Harness Set Tine Harrows, Horse Hoe, ete 9 Fat Steers, 6 Christmas Beef, Richd. Reynolds 10 Prime Fat Cows, Win. Vosper 8 Fat Steers, Jno. Fisher 15 Empty Cows, 18 Calves, G. Luxton 80 fchorn Ewes, with lambs at side, G. Luxton 12 Calves, Giles Keeley. 80 Very Choice 12 to 18 months steers 6 Well-bred Nine-week-old Pigs, T. Pennell. 30 Good Beef, Tauwhare and Eureka McNICOL & CO. G. F. MeCullagh, Ixl*lloll6Bl. HAMILTON STOCK SALI. MONDAY, December 22. In consequence of the usual date falling on Christmas Day, we will hold our next Hamilton Sale as above, on Monday December 22. IQYEAK. LINGS, VLi Wm. Mawhinney 50 Hoggets, Tauwhare 30 Head Good Beef Champion Drill', 13 coulters 17 Dairy Cows,in full milk,seven of them heifers, balance good milkers. These cows are from one place,' and comprise the owner's whole dairy of cows 8 Weaners, John Martin *; Two-year Shorthorn Bull, 20 Fat, Ewes, Cambridge Roller, good. working order, F. M. Hall | Entriee Solicited. McNICOL k CO. G. F. MeCullagh, Auctioneer. OHAUPO Sale of December 30 wifl beheld McNICOL&Co. WAIHOU STOCK SALE. | Friday January 9,1903. - § In consequence of usual sale day Jam 2. coming amidst the holidays we .._ hold our next Waihou Sale as above—one? week latei than usual 1 r WELL - BRED THREE-"* 10 OLD STEERS McNICOL & CO. G. F. MeCullagh, Auctioneer. SALE OF ROTO-O-RANGI HEBD Of? SHORTHORN CATTLE iS AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, January 28,1903. "'i 'A HEAD OF PEDIGBEB JV CATTLE 130 Cows and Heifers, now with bull A 35 Yearling Heifers -| 75 Calvee ,8 4 Bulls . | 4 Draught Horses and Harness ■ > 6 Hacks \> Without Reserve. Catalogue and particulars on application Origin of Herd: The cows were origfcf nally imported from Melbourne, purohased in 1870 from some of the best?! breeders there, including the Head Co. of Tasmania, one ' of? the first, if not the first company, to import and breed pure Shorthorns in Australasia; kept pure since by bullsJbrjd by J. Horwood, Bridge water Park herd; B.J Menlove, Esq : Oamaru; A. A. Faatham, ' Esq., Hawera; late John Grigg, Longbeaoh, ' Canterbury; Archdeacon Williams, Te Aute, Hawke's Bay; W. Nixon, Esq., Ca# » terbury ; R. D. D. McLean, Esq., Maraeka* "M kaho, Hawke's Bay ; MoHirdy Bros.. merston North; and N.Z. Land Assooia-|P tion. " " 1 MoNICOLr k CO. G. F. MeCullagh, Auctioneer. :-|j ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR AT 4 OHAUPO. "f Wednesday, February 4, 1908. 'JjL WES, LAMBS, WETHERS AND 1 Entries solicited. Vg At 12 o'clock. - MoNICOL <fe CO. | G. F. MeCullagh, Auctioneer. -^ PEDIGREE POLLED ANGUS BULLS I FOR PRIVATE SALE. . Jf? PURE-BRED POLLED ANGUS ) BULLS, the property of Mr &*•% ander Aitken, and bred upon the Kerenoe 3 Estate. * ! v'S For further particulars apply to « MoNIOOL & ua- v | IRIVATE i FARMS in all parts of the district % ".k§ AGENTS FOR: ■..*■■:;§ Little's Sheep Dip, Fluid and Powder The Highland Sheep Dip * ff P. and D. Duncan's Implements i . 1; E.L.T. Noxious Weed Destroyer, a coi£ densed fluid prepared for the de- v struotion of blackberry, goree, briar, etc. When properly applied this preparation is entirely reliable. One ' z gallon of fluid to 40 gallons of. Supplied in one, two, and drums; one gallon 6s 6d, two gaDon«% 5s 6d, five gallons hi. Spray pr~" lrf especially constructed for the , pose, prices M 10a. If bushes arw ? ; small the fluid can be applied with ordinary water-can. Further ***&™' ticulars and testimonials on \ tion. McNICOL A> CO* i Bach benefits cant reftch Mftofrioont * Though bound to arrive in dm course. "". ■"*'■*: It is time we took tsare of our pence, V "'»;f And lttowise our health lam nan% «-***' r% So he. with a oough and good .- ■ |
WT/1902/WT_19021216/MM_01/0004.xml | 4,432 | PRACTICAL POULTRY NOTES.
LBy Minorca.] A\ hat about a general spring clean ing-up? _ .Moulting is natural and not a disease. Treat moulting hens carefully but rationally. Protect your fowls from the wind in ill quarters. Quality is the first essential in mar vet products. There is l'uoin for improvement in every branch.
Market all surplus stock as soon as they are ready. Well cared-for hens don't mind the moulting process. " When the stormy winds do blow, the laying fit doth go." Don't hold them until just before Christinas, in hopes of obtaining i„ i ter prices.
It is time to fatten up the Christ I mas table stock ; place them in 100- shady yards. If the poultry census wen: taken now, it would not be very rename five weeks hence.
Often the last market or so before Christmas Day sees a glut:, and the bottom falls ogf of the prices. When you feel hot and weary, be fore going into the shade to rest, make sure the chickens can enjoy a similar privilege. Collect the eggs often at this sea son and above all, don't leave one in the nest as a "nest egg." It is a miserable custom ; use a dummy. Knowledge of the individual charac teristics of the hens can only •be gained by constant association with them, and careful observation of their traits.
If the fowls are well dusted with insect powder at first, and the 'lroppings removed daily, then on account of cleanliness, free ventliation md comfort, there should be nothing to retard the fattening process.
The laying hen, in almost every case, is one that is active and busy. The one that is never idle is, as a rule, a good layer for the reason that her active habits keep her in proper condition for producing eggs. Green bone is very dangerous in the hands of an inexperienced feeder. A little too much will work havoc among a lot of chicks and will stop hens from laying so suddenly that the feeder will wonder what has happened. Lt can be employed with advantage in winter by the careful feeder, but some breeders have found ground beef scrap quite as useful, less costly and safer.
The early hatched females make the best winter layers, and for this reason the poultry-keeper who desires to feed and maintain a flock for winter egg production should make up his yards with well-matured early hatched pullets. Select those that are the best developed and aim to get them to beg'in laying before the •old weather begins, and then keep them in all through the winter.
Many farmers hesitate to keep waterfowl where there is no natural water for them, and deem such a prime requisite. This is not true, as Pekin Ducks and Toulouse Oeese get along first-class with simply water for drinking purposes only. (Jive them plenty of coarse bulky food, livn grass and vegetables, with some grain ; and mesit and eggs will be obtained at a low cost.
The poultry industry of the United States has assumed enormous propor tions. There are about ninety jour nals in the States devoted to poultry. The prices of poultry and eggs have been very high all this year. This is due to the short supply and the high price of other meat food. Fowls were recently selling at Is lid lb alive turkeys about 7d, ducks about the same, and geese 20s the dozen. Eggs were worth 7s to 8s the dozen, and the demand is brisk at the price. December calls for very careful at tention as regards the feeding of the flock. The hatching season is over and the supply of eggs is already be ginning to wane. In ordinary seasons some of the more progressive hens would already begin to drop their feathers, though the majority will yet wait for a considerable time. Heat ing fatty foods must be avoided, that is, in anything like liberal quantities. A surplus of this kind of food will cause the fowls much discomfort, and although it may cause an earlier shed ding of the feathers such is hardly a benefit when secured at such cost. The birds that have laid well during the past season now need plenty of <*ood nourishing food to get them into good (not fat) condition to withstand the moulting strain. Wheat and oats, both whole and ground, will be found the best for this purpose, especially if com bined with animal food'or milk. The same ration will suit the growing stock, while all birds that are not to be held over till next year should be given a little corn in addition to fit them for the Christmas market. Just now. too, greenstuff in abundance to all cla ses of stock is an absolute necessity
There is hope for the British poultry farmer, notwithstanding the fact that last year two billion eggs were brought into this country at a cost of £5,500,000 sterling.' Mi- Lewis Wright, the author of the new " Book on Poultry " protests against the allegations that the foreigner has ousted the Englishmen from the egg market. There is no grain of evi dence, he says, that an English egg the less has ever been sold for foreign competition. On the contrarv, the foreigner has merely stepped in where the home producer could not or would not. supply the enormou". de mand. Home production has enormously increased. It appears that our habits as egg-eaters under went an extraordinary revolution during the latter part of "the last cen tury. Twenty years ago, writes Mr Wright, the vast majority of persons had never tasted a really new-laid egg, and did not know what it was Ike. Now many thousands do, ami are viling to pay for it.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1902.
Printed and published by Bobjbt **S»d Paull and Gkobob ABLBs at their wmatewd Drintfai oflh», Viotoria etreet, load, New Zealand T^w^^ TUESDAY, BBCSKBBS 1* Igjjt "-^J
That hard cough of yours what arc you dnir.g for it? Look out, or it wi 11 bin d youw i t h all tho gtnngth of a powerful chain. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cures coughs and colds, even hard coughs and old colds. Mrs. A. White, of Fitzroy, Victoria, fiays: " I had a very hard cough night and day. I tried many remedies, but Without relief. I thought my luDgs were nearly gone. I then tried Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. I began to improve at onoe, and only one and one-half bot tles completely cured me. 1 ' There are many substitutes and imi tations. Beware of them I Be sure you get Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Two sizes. Large and small bottles. Pnftni by Dr. J.C. AjrertCo., UweU. Man., U&A. Half the fun o< life is lost by main | people tlirouj?! ' their negl-ct of Nature's moit rigi< laws. Nature in ■» sists on regularity -\ Peoplo who allon J the continuance ol ' any irregularity ii r their digestive or gaus soon have ti I pay the penalty. I Free aid VRgnlai movetneut of ti'.' bowels isthnsurt's: good he.dti The first qaesM.- tho doctor a*k* in "Arc your b'swrl I regular!" If no' he gives sonieihiiu; to make them so, and quite often that ii all he needs to do. Assist N iture ooj ision ally in removing offending matter fr->ra th» stomach and bowels. What U needed i* s pentlo but efficient helper that wo ks lik* Nitnre. That helper is Dr. Morse's India; Root P.lk They are entirely vegetable being composed of pure roots aud he bs They cleanse the stomach, make the uppe tit) healthy, the digestion perfect the liver aotive, and the blood pure. !>r. Morse's Indian Rout Pi la cue whet' other remedies fail, positively oure Bili >usn-;s3, Indigestion, Constipa tion, Dysp*-p ii, Headaches, Liver »ii" Kidney D:se*e*, Boils, Pimples aim Notches and ar* a perfeot blood purilW. For female ailments th».y stand aline as a woman's bost friend. D*. Morse's Indian Root Pills, s-Ad by Chemists and sto;e keepers; [rice, Is 3d per bottle, or oh bottles 7s. or same will be sent,postpiidon rrcMpt of price. Sole proprietors, the W. IT. Omist-ck Co., Ltd. (Australian Depo), 58 Pitt-street, Sydney. T)> o y have stood tlie test for fifty years. EVANS' TONDERFULDEMEDIES TUSSIODRA. -For Coughs and Colds. WITCH'S OIL. -For Rheu matics, Chilblaines etc. MOUNTAIN KING ASTHMA POWDER.-For Asthma and Bronchits. Tt cm prerarations, which have pained * widerpread reputation throujrboir the Col oay ere obtainable in the W*iknto i ittric 1 from the followinti :—H. J. Clifford, Morir-> ville ; Thos. Wells, Ombridge ; W. Kccf Cambridge : F. J. Sanders, Cunbridi/p; Ch-t Boyoe, Oambridire; Parr Bros., HmiuHop , E.J. Dsvt-y. Hamilton: W. Dev, '-amil on ; J. S. EdVirdg, Ohanpo ; G. M. A. Ahier, Te Awamutu ; F. j> . Chapn au, K'hi k-.hi ; Green and Cilebro k, Te Kniti »u< Otonh wga ; Dooby tind Pttt'-rsoo, 2\"K»ru<- wahia ; h. F. Satdw, flinjiit.cn; A. E Marminir, Familton ; R. J. Rcleits, Cam bridge. Piicc, 2/6. GOYLE AND JOLLY, HAMILTON. TTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Sawn and Dressed Timber, MOULDINGS DOORS SASHES JOINERY, 4c. Also, stock Posts and Wire Builders' Ironmongery White Lead and Oil, etc. Jobbing Work Done. Plans and Speculations Prepared and Estimates Given. Agents for United Fire Insurance Co. TEASJ-0- >yy DorftktfpjT: aS! ;•"■'■■■■; barking. "' FOR COUGHS & COLDS IT ACTS LUCE MAGIC!!! tm OLRYWHIRE Ik & 2/6.
TUCKER'S Sunshine Fruit Syrups. Two flavours Raspberry and Lemon. A 6d packet will make two gallons refresh ing summer drink. Use with water or seltzogene. Sunshine Jelly Crystals. M packets. A great success. Fifteen flavours. Cannot be beaten. Orie packet, one pint finest jelly. Ask the flavour yon prefer. Sunshine Pudding Powder. (kl b >x:'s. Four different flavours, two flavours in each 6d box. EachGd box, with milk, etc., makes two quarts delicious pud ding. Custard Powder. Four flavours, assorted, in each 6d box. Each flavour makes one pint. Family Baking Powder. Out 1 more kind lady wanted as a cus t.niier ! <>t the first 'tin ! the second will !.<'on coiue along. We do not ask you to nso the tin to LIFT the scones. You get hoiie.it, full weight, exclusive of the tin That B'.y knows the Grocer, and the Grocer knows the Boy by this time ! !! Of all Grocers. Manufacturer : W. F. Tucker, COMMERCE STREET, AUCKLAND. 'AMPBELL AND IHRENFRIED 10MPANY, f IMITED, O.vriTAl £300,000 48, QUEEN STREET WHARF, ALBERT BREWERY QUEEN-STREET DOMAIN BREWERY, NEWMARKET. DIBKHOBB J. Looan Oampbwa, Esq. (Chairman), Abthcb M. Mtibb (Managing Direotor), and Lko M. Mtibb. Skcbrabt : Alibid 3. Bankabt. Gable Addreai: "Beehive," Auckland. AGENTS FOR- R. PORTER k CO., "Bulldo* " ALE STOUT. Lorf""r> M. B. FOSTER k SONS (Ltp. " Bud - ALY mH STOUT,Locdou J. SCEWEPFE & 0(!., MIKfIRAI WATERS, Sydney and London D, 8. BURKE, SOHNAPPS, Hhrabor* W. & G. GILBEY, SOHNAPPS, London J. W BURMESTER, PORT, Oporto ADET SEWARD k CO., V.D. CLARET JA3. BUOHANAN k CO., SCOTCH WHISKY. London JAMES WATSON 4 CO., SCOTCH WHISKY, Dundß3 PEASE, SON k CO., 8.0.3. WHISKY Darlinpton HIRAM WALKER k SONS (Ltd. " Canadian Cinb " WHISKY, Ontario DUNVILLE k SONS (Ltd.), V.R. IRISH WHISKY, Belfast SIR JOHN POWER k SONS, IRISH WHISKY, Dublin ROUYER GUILLET k CO., BRANDY Oognao ADELAIDE WINE CO., "Taortcda, Adelaide MOET k OHANDON, CHAMPAGNE Reims KRUG & CO., CHAMPAGNE, Rating RUTNAKT & ro., CHAMPAGNE, Rainw E, IRROY. CHAMPAGNE, Reims A. COLLIN. CHAMPAGNE, Chalons Em. Etc. Eto. A very L»ne of the pkjt bbamis of WINES ft SPIRITS, inoindine ATJSRALIAN WINES, alway* on hand, OIOARS.—Many well-known bbands Solsotion. ALBERT ft DOMAIN RREWERTKS PRIZK MEDALS AND AWAEDB : Sydney Exhibiton, 1879, Mp'tro'irr.e y x bihition. 1880; Wellington ExhSl-itru, ISSS Auckland Exhibiton, !577..157f. !»79, \WQ Colonial and Indkr. Exhibition, ]) CK . edin Exhibition. iSPf;. TAPMAXJ AN vy H IBIT] ON. IPOI -J • Ah (K'M. S'.M-jjJ Tirßi AvnvA Gold Jffi'dtil: A'e iYntHrj) First Award: Stent (bulk). Fi*rt*J A n hr s G(-ld Ifcdal: Stout (bottl.-cM, Pproial FirfrtAvMd an<l GoH Medal. AJ*v riTAKPTOKeHIP against all Foreitn; wc* f'dor.ialß<?f>r Exhibited * and MELBOURNE CENTENNIAL EJHfBL TION, IRBB : Firrt Pripe aud Qol<s tfeial. THE CAMPBELLS KHRENFKIET COMPANY (Lm) 7/n/T FOR BSST VALUE Lowest Prices IN GROCERIES SEND TO Macferson & West, HAMILTON. We are cash buyers of Butter, Eggs. Horsehair, Fungus, etc., eto. WAVERLEY HOTKI AUCKLAND. MAURICE O'CONNOR, PROPRIe/U R desires to intimate that he has takuL ovpr the business of this Popular Hi.tel, and would respectfully requnst a continuance ot the liberal support hitnerto awarded his pr* VISITORS TO AUCKLAND will find t-iat uo effcrt will be Rpar«d t>> afford tbem every comfrrt, whilst tha TARIFF will be, * previously, MOST MODERATE. The Hotel is within n:to minuto'g wv'k Railway Station an.l *Vh.»rf, aud om-nsnl magnificent view "f thp Harbour, T'j the friends of the Proprietor in differs t parts of the colony, a Cesd Mille Failthe wil ver ho oxtanded, und a pleasant B:journ ppured. WINES, SPIRITS, ALES. ETO. Of the B£ST BRANDS ONLY MAURICE O'CONNOR d 310 9/12 ' EXCELI-EKT ACCOMMODATION FOR VISITORS. P.O. Box m Telephone 46?. Prince Arthur Hotel, WELLESLEY STREET, AUCKLAND. Wines>nd Spirits of the Best Brands Only st-claps Bdiiard Room. Night Pf-rtfr. W, M COOKE. Proprietor Lata U.S.S. Co. CHANGE OF WATER of ten brings on diarrhoea. For this reason many ex perienced travellers carry a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with them to be used in case of an emergency. This preparation has no equal as a cure for bowel complaints. It cannot be obtained while on board the cars or steamship, and that is where it is most likely to be needed. Buy a bottle before leaving home. W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton • THOMAS WELLS, Vgent Cambridge- GEO. M. A. AHIER, Agent, Te Awamutu' sell it.
QUALITY, NOT CHEAPNESS, 13 SOMETHING TO BE CONSIDERED WHEN PURCHASING GRAIN & FERTILIZER DRILL THE "FARMERS' FAVORITE." REMEMBER: About 120,000 farmers have houjfht - Farmers' Favorite" l)nW. This groat trade has been bu It up because the "Farmers' iavonte has proved itself capable of Letter work, with less est for repairs, than any other. If you hare any doubt if it is the best to buy the iavonte or one of the so-called cheap drills now being offered, write to some farmer who has been using drills, and has a good general knowledge of the different makes, always keeping in mind the fact that Mr Joseph ESdnigli, President of the Waikato Farmer/ Club, bought the "Farmers' Favorite" after ho had used other makes. WHY ? We don't know, aid, if we ask hiai, being interested, he might not care to tell us, as we could use it as an r.dvortisaiuent, But he might tell you why he bought it. If you are a private buy.tr " ask him." SOLE AGENTS: ftew Zealand Loan arid Mercantile Agency Company, Limited, HAMILTON. XjAITHD ">» SAJUEI. ummnjam, 11-> lan(I . OF THE ESTATE OF 3300 ACRES -".**«*. uwuu, ALL PLOUGHED & GRASSED Eversley Estate, Taupiri Subdivision !OF 854 ACRES, ALL PLOUGHED AND GRASSED, Otterton" tote, W °ODLAND3 OF 793 ACRES, ESTATE NEARLY ALL PLOUGHED AND GRASSED. The above propertfite all adjoin the Walton * -n « Station, on the Auckland-Rotorua Railway A JJ eW beCtlOllS Still UllSOld line, and are within 29 miles of Hamilton and Cambridge. EAEL y APPLICATION SHOULD BE The land is of excellent quality, and ia admirably adapted for DAIRY FARMS. MADE FOR SAME. OPEN FOR PRIVATE SALE, «»,--« ,«... on Liberal Terms, PBICES lOW ' T£S ««S EASY. ON 23bd APRIL, 1902. Copies of plans and full particulars F ° r Ml P articillars and plans apply to the obtainable from the undersigned undersigned. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MER CANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd. HAMIL T O N , Or any of (he (Tump-toy's Rranehes throughout tbc Colony. WE A ! -:E ADDRESSING THE FAIR BEX. WE ARE ADDRESSING THEM ON A FAIR QUESTION. \ Wfi ARE ADDRESSING THEM IN A FAIR WAY. & LAD.iiS, Wiii IiIUNK £ tea. ? 1 ! China tea is not necessarily bad, but the great chance is that it is certauilyyuu never get the best China Tea, nor yet the second, nor even tho tnird best The best never leaves China, the second best is nearly all sent to Russta, the third, fourth, fifth and other descend ing grades come to Australia. Happily the imports of China Tea are lessening steadily, and cor icked spot of earth for tea grow Mt is exquisite, and no other tea grown in any other part of the world can in any way compare with it. Iho best Ceylon tea is the famous F which i picked on the mountain he.gbts of the Island, packed in lead on the spo where it is grown, and sent down to Australia to the agents of the Nirvana Co., iresh by every mail. AUSCralia t0 tikQ Nirvana Tea is put up in pounds and half pounds and every pack age bears he name and trade mark of the company as TeuLantee that it is all we claim of it. 7 guarantee Christmas and Tear. FOR MACHINE DRESSED NEW CURRANT * phhm A *m SULTANAS AT LOW PRICES, TRY ' EMLS AJSD K. J- DA VET. FIGS, DATES, MUSCATELS, ALMONDS BEFDPn AND FANCY CONFECTIONERY RAISINS Agent P M N.Z. Herald, WeeFv News, and Auckland Star. it. J. lUVEY, GROCER, BAKER, AND GENERAL STOREKEEPER, HAMILTON F. A. PEARSON, 7~ AGENT AND VALUER, KAWHIA. I I.to severa' Farms, Uupinfes SitfH, Down i-ei-t.ii.ns, etc., in the K«whia, Raclan nrd Waikato Districts for Sale and invite ctrr.sp^urfenre. AUolrak auentfor ths Mahino Nox-'ous Weed Extern inator in the above District* and if any farmers who hive Briar, Ragweed, etc., on their lands will communicate with ms, I will arrange to meet them at an early date and experiment on patches just to thow them the tilling lai ties. Hundreds of gallons used weekly in the Taranaki District, and the price in with in reach of all. bole Agent North of Wanganui: Walter Syme, M. H. R. F. A. PEARSON, TAINUI-STEEET KAWHIA. 4/4 FRANXTON JUNCTION, Besr to notify 'bar. rim* aro Bnrers of well, brushed Dairy and Or.-iiis.fH Bscon Pics weighing dreanx! 120 to IMUfs at highest currc-nt prices all tie jew round. Heavier pigs if well fioiched may be bought at lower prices. Pigs received at Factory on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday of each week. A weekly prize of one balf-penny per pound will be paid to the supplier of the best lot of 5 Pigs received r ' week. GEORGE WATT, Manager. TAMES HALLT, Bearetery. 11l
DAIRY FARMS FOR SALE. LOCKERBIE MAT AM ATA, WAITCA. fHB PBOPKRn 0» The Assets Realisation Board. Properties have beei rarveyed into 1 FARMS of suitable area, from 65 acres to 3?.U acna, are of Gwid Quality Snil, Well Watered. Close 60 Railway, and within easy ii--tiAnoß of Creameries and Factory. Buyers may select Any rea, and Purchase on VERY EASY TERMS OF PAY MENT. INTEREST.—*! per centum per annnm. PLANS AND PARTICULARS may be Dbtained from— THE BOARD'S MANAGERS on the Properties, Messrs H. & J. CLIFFORD, Mowing yille. Missus MoNIOOL & CO., Hamilton, Mb A. W. EDWARDS, Te Aroha Mb A. HANNA, Solicitor, Auckland Or TBS HEAD OFFICE, Wellington. WALTER G. FOPTER, 8/11 General Manager MES, SAMUELS, MAIL CARRIER. STOREKEEPER FRUITERER ETC., ONGARUE News Agent for ail Weekly and Daily Papers. Refreshments, D'ning Rooms, and Good Beds. Meals at tl bimg. Order pronp ended to IHEAP MONEY pHEAP MONEY /~IHEaP MONEY £IOO to £lo,oo*o OS COUNTRI, CITY, ASD SUBURBAN ;freeholds 4t 4J per Tent. *eims of Repayment of the Most Libera Character, which can be ascertained on en quiry J.H.RICHARDSON, Government Insurance Commissioner lAGLAN GENCY The undersigned has for sale or lease on iberal t9rms DAIRY FARMS GRAZING FARMS BUSH FARMS NATIVE T.W&.SE3 TOWN AND SUBURBAN SECTIONS COTTAGES, STORES To owncro of property : My terms are no ale do chance. A R. LANGLEY, LAND AGENT AND VALUATOR RAGLAN. ) IMU miMBKR pOMPANY, I xMITED, MAMAKU FIMEST MOUNTAIN-GROW RIMF IN THE COLONY FIRST AWARD and GOLD MEDAL against all-comers at the Anokland Indugtria and Mining Exhibition, 1898-99 Over 1,000,000 feet of Building Timber in Stock, Also, EVERY CLASS OF DRESSED TIMBER * MOULDINGS. W. MAUNDER, AGENT. Hamiitos J. CLAYTON, AGENT, Noabuawahia Telegrams promptly aliended to. 1 ft »y HAMILTON Waikato liiUH ASHBUBTON kato I I Canterbury AIKATO riALVAKISED TRON HARDLEYBROS Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Bel I hangers. WORK UNDERTAKEN IN ANY PART OF THE WAIKATO. Wholesale and Retail Mannfactnrerg of Spouting, Ridges, Baths, etc. TANKS A SPECIALITY. CORRUGATED IfcON CURVEL TO ORDER Dairy Utenaila of First Quality. A TRIAL SOLICITED. HARDLEY BEOS., HAMILTON John JBettley, WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL BUTCHER {Opposite tie Hamilton Hotel). BEST QUALIIY MEAT ONLY KEPT. Connected wherewith is IHt HAMILTON COFFEE PAIM. HotDi*.kkbß Dailt fbok 12 so 2 o'oroo* Chojis asd Busks Beady in Ten Minutes. DINNER on SALE-DAYS At 11 O'CLOCK sfjgr Races, Regattas, Shows, Ao., Catered AMIL'iON GAS COMPANY (LIMITED), His 9a Sau : LACKSMITH'S COAL COKE, *2 per ton of 22 bags; 2a per bag. TAR, (id per gallon for 25 gallons or oven er jraUonJUr leu quantities. WOMIt Claxano-etroet, HaanJUoh.
[OTICE TO FARMERS AND • OTHERS. PURE BONE DUST GUARANTEED. The following is the list of our various Bands of Bonodust and Artifical Manures : PURE BONE FLOUR PURE BONEDUST (steamer) PURE HONEDUST (coarse) Al BONEDUST WHEAT AND CORN MANURE ROOT MANURE TURNIP MANURE POTATO MANURE GRASS MANURE MAIZE MANURE Special Quotations for Large Lots. Prices, Analysis, «nd Samples on ap plication. WARNOCK BROS. Durham-street, Auckland. T AIM ' (' 1 0 A L ! The Best Household Coal in the Colony. I AIT now be obtained from all Goal ' Dealers in Waikato. , Orders addressed to the Mine Manager, Mr Edwabd S. Wight, Huntly, will be promptly attended to. FRANZ BCHERFF, Secretary. Auckland, April, 1899. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE Valub op Estates vs. tab 0 stick : OVER THREE MILLIONS STEELING. Capital & Interest guaranteed by the State. Farther large reductions now made in costs administration. The Public Trust Office seeks to be merely elf-supporting. Estat<s under Wills or Intestacies wher converted into cash and held for beneficiariet are credited with intfrest at highest rate, cap italised yearly, and free of sll office charges. Thb Public Tbustsk can be Executor of the Will or Codicil of any person. Advice as to the making of Wills is given free of charge. The Public Tbustee be appointed Tru'tee in place of previoudy appointed Trustee* Or in place of p°rsons who wieh to be relieved of their Truttteship. Thb Public Tbustee cm be appointed Trustee for Marriage Settlements, Money Tracts, Sinking Fand, and othf-r Trusts Thb Public Trustee undertakes th 6 many agementof Property «s Attorney or Age. Thb Public Tbustee administers Intestates' Estates, Lunatics' Estates, und Unclaim ed Lands. Thb Public Tbustee has Trust Funcs for investment on Mortgage of First-class Freehold Securities at lowest current rate of interest. Liberal term for repayment FOB FULL PABTICULARS APPLY TO TBE PUBLIC TBUSTEE, Wellington, Or any of the Agents of the Public Trustee oj the Colony. GEORGE E. CLARK, LAND, PRODUCE & GENERAL AGENT CAMBRIDGE. LAND FOR SALE 500 ACRES LAND, with suitable house and outbuildings, securely fenced, and sub-divided into c onvenient paddacks, in good state of cultivation 247 ACRES LAND, all fenced and Bub divided into paddocks and in grass or crops. 300 ACRES LAND, all securely fenced, part rich swamp, balance dry open land, all dry land being surface sown. Price reasonable, terms easy. 135 ACRES LAND, all fenced and sub divided into suitable paddocks, all in grass or cultivation, small house, and stockyard. School, creamery and rail way station within \\ miles. Price reasonable, terms half cash, balance 5 per cent. VILLA RESIDENCE, with half-acre land on the Hamilton road, township Cam bridge, situation unequalled, very dry land. TE UKU-500 ACRES. fPartbush, balance fern and manuka. Land, ring fenced I snd subdivided. Hov-se of five rooms (kiuri and rimu) barn, cowshed and I stockyard. Price very reasonable. 3 ACRES LAND, township Cambridge, one of the best sites in the township. FARM of 60 aores with House of five r joms, the land all in graa or cultiva vation, securely fenofd ami sob-divided into convenient paddock", situated within two miles of township ' f \iaibridge. 10 ACRE section Pukekma, frontnge to Main Road, Corner Section in grass and securely fenced. GEO. E. CLARK, LAND, PRODUCE k GENERAL AGENT CAMBRIDGE 10R CRICKETING, GOLF, and : TENNIS GOODS-give E. J. WLKINSON a call. All this season's HOLLOWAYS PILLS „ Invigorate the Nerves, • of the Liver, HOLLOWAYS PILLS „, cure Headache, Indigestion, ttaoka, be taken with perfect Manufactured only at 78, New Oxford Strait (latt 833, Oxford Street), London.
ALBERT HOTEL QUEEN STREET A UUKL A N D. lIAVINft tak«n ov (T this popular, and U. »f:ll-k,.-.w n Hot,.], all visit«i can rely Ton every attention and cm.ort. 7 NIGHT PORTER IN ATTENDANO Telephone 963. All telegrams promptly attended Jo. ARTHUR BACH PROPRIETOR (Late of Roßoma and Cambridge). THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL JOE. BATHURdT, ~ Pbopbibtoh. ™.~ ui m ~ Theatrical Hue. Terms 2-J*- Beet quality Liquors /3 Thlblhohb No. 680. James RollestoD yjs/ (Law oi / i kurangi and / { Coromandel/ PROPRIETOR/ ' PO. Box, 3 Hallett's Eailway Hotel, MERCER. WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE VERY BEST BRANDS, Brown Campbell's Special Brew always o draught. Good fheoting and Boatiaf. Horse, on Hire. Good Stabling and paddoaking. RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOKS. BU Stocked with foest liquors.' J. E. HALLETT, PROPRIETOR, v/ff Harbour View Hotel, RAGLAN. MKS E. G. REID, Proprietress. nnHIS HOTELh« beea re-builtin first- A class style, with a view to affording every convenience for travellers and tourist* MAQIIFWKBT YIBW OTEUOOKIIG THI HAEBOUB Seocomb'es Special Brew on Draught Finest Vines sad Spirits Good Stabling and Paddeeta Boating and Fishing. waikato Mail Coach leaves tkt deer FIRST AWARD Ohristohuroh 1895 G °%B MEDAL ' FIRST and BPECIAL, Auokland 18M FIRST AWARD, o«i£ZZßuSmi Imperial Calf Food (aEATHER BRAND). Can be used with either skim or separated milk, whey, or water alone. "■■«*» Extract fe™> totter received from a gentle birth. Our other cow gave so little milk is scarce; I respects as could be desired." From the above it may be gathered that a if plentiful, less. PACKED IN MbTSb., i001b,., and 2001b. SACKS. ~ «j nnhllfl, te H U ? lonia u to ° n » m «ons t»i pnbllSb, bnt aa hum =~, 1 _•._... .. fatter than calves f A upon full milk. ' W. C. DAVIS & CO,, HAMILTON. Aw* \ % \ . * X |
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INSURE NOW with the GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. £1,600,000 his already been added to Policies in the Department, THIS IS THE BONUS YEAR, and everyone now taking out a participating policy will receive a substantial bonus at the end of the year. J. H. RICHARDSON, 0' ramisebner. A Gold or Silver Watch for Nothing. SEND NO MONEY. WE hereby undertake to give one of oui Famous Gold or Silver Watchos, Lady or Gentleman's, to every Man, Woman, or Child Who sends ua the orreot reading of the following PUZZLE : BxxT MxxS TixS Cnuß The only condition is, that if your answer is correct, you purchase one of our SOLID STERLING BILVER CHAINS to wear with the Watch. Simply forward your answer, and enclose stamped and addressed envelope so that wo may inform you i you have won the Watch. We are making this offer solely with the object of introducing and advertising our goods. Cut this out and forward to our only address— GOLDSMITHS COLONIAL CO, QUEEN • STREET, AUCKLAND, NZ Or Box 459, G.P.O. 8/2 AW HI A T]URMER3' HO VPER4TIVE riOMPANY Having completed arrangments to open STOREROOMS in KAWMIA, the abtve Company are prepared to Supply settl rs with All RoqireiuoEtH. ORASS SEEDS will be a Speciality, and fciq carefully selected by men of ex perience, and will be supplied ta Sharp uoldew and Farmers Generally at a iliri l*Z>'« Cost and of i£u»ranteed Quality. 'ENCSfQ MATLRUL also will be Sup plied at the Very Lowest Possible Rote. Hie K F.O. Co. are makiEg arrangements kt the Bupply of Sto k to Farmers, and wi;l place their Shareholders on an equal foot ing with the beet Farmers Unions in New Zealand. The objects of the Company are to Supply Shareholders with Every Requisite at the very lowest cost, Hnd to promote and foster any and every industry that will be of benefit to Bett'ers and intending settlers, and to dispose of tlnir produce in the very best markets. Please note nuA place your orders as early as possible to avou any disappointment. KAWHIA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY ROYAL MOTEL, RAGLAN Favourite Soasida Resort for Tourists The proprietor t > notify the the public that he his eutfrod into posfle-sion of above Hotel' which is one of the most comfortable Ho'telries in the colouy. No expense has bean spared to meet tho requirements oi Tourists, Families, and Commerciil Travel lers. FIRST- CLASS BILLIARD TABLE Bathing Houses, Sample Rooms, Stabling, etc. TABLE A SPECIALITY Telegrams promptly tttended to. A. J. NORRIS, 11/7 Proprietor. lLato U.S.CO.)
Wonderful Medicine. For Bilioui and Nervous Disorders, such as Wind and Pain in the Stomach, Sick Headache, Giddiness, Fulness and Swelling after meals, Dizzinesß and Drowsiness, Cold Chills, Flushings of Heat, Loss of Appetite, Shortness of Breath, Costiveness, Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams, and all Nervous and Trembling Sensations, &c Thi hbst Dobi will qivi bilid in twenty minctis. This is no fiction. Every sufferer is earnestly invited to try one Box of these Pills, and they will be acknowledged to be " WORTH A GUINEA A BOX." BEECHAM'S PILLS, taken as directed, will quickly restore feir 's to complete health. They promptly remove any obstruction or irregularity of the system. For a Weak Stomach; Impaired Digestion; Disordered Liver; they act like magic. A few doses will work 'wonders upon the Vital Organs; Strengthening th» Muscular System: restoring the long lost Complexion; bringing back the keen edge of appetite, and aroming with the RoessuD or Hsalth the whols physical ksirgt of the human frame. These art 'facts' admitted by thousands in all elaanes of society, and one of the beat guarantees to the herroui and debilitated U that B*tcha.;ni Pill* have tht Urgtit Salt o/«ny Patent Mtdieiiu in Of «tri& •nil directions with each box. v frtpar*d only by THOKAS EBKOHAM. at. Helens, Lanoaihlr*. ■ngland BoM tmrwkvi li R»im u ltd., «nH U M. *tck. "THE PEOPLE'S" FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. If you require good, cheap Bedroom Furniture, including Bedsteads Wire-wove mattresses and Bedding; also, dining-room Chairs, Couches, and Curtain Poles, then send to the best and cheapest furnishing warehouse in the Colony TONSON GARLICK CO., LTD., "The People's" Furnishings Warehouse, 304 to 312. Quean - Street, AUOKLAffD. i iIPO KT ANT NO TICE. t It haying come to the knowledge of The New Zealand Dairy Asso ciation (Limited) that inferior factory-made or home separator Butter is sometimes being sold as the Association's Butter ; and further the second hand "Anchor" brand and "Dairy" brand boxes with' the Association's brand still remaining upon them are being fraudulently used for the conveyance of Butter which has not been made by the Association, this ia to give notice that any persons using boxes bearing the Association's registered brands uncancelled are LIABLE TO PROSECUTION', and also to request that persons desiring to obtain the Dairy Association's Butter should be careful to see that the wrappers are branded with the Association's name and one of their well-known trade marks—either "Anchor"or "New Zealand Dairy Association.'' . Any person giving information which will lead to the conviction of anyone pirating the trade marks or selling other Butter as the Associa tion's will be rewarded. WES LE Y SPRAU G, MANAGING DIRECT( E, TEE N.Z. DAIRY ASSOCIATION (LIMITED). Auckland, Sept. 20, 1902. lION P S ! ' ' ° NE D ° 7 ' SN OABINST3 ™H OPAL A\jV'l I\ J IN J3, *h ix, FBCM |g^ Produce Merchant Land &oommi33ioo ; pi?f kftnpi ni>r*nrsi>Ar AGENT, IVUtly Kjx .it CtKX UK. Y. Victoria. & Lobnk Sts., AUCKLAND. ARTIST PHOTOGRAPI SR PRODUCERS of every kind Dairy, : SPECIALITIES"- Orchard and Farm Produce can depend ' on obtaining tho Highest Market Price, witb ig<io Studies, Enlargements Quick Sales »nd Account Sales immediately I Children's Portraiture and Group? remitted. Special accomiacrlwiion for and Poultry. Fruit Sali-s held EVFiVi ooenrb Of DAY during the Season. Outdoor and QUEEN AND WFLEPT.EY BTBEET3 Coontry Sales conducted. Large aecommc- AUCKLAND. daticn for storing M? : >e and other Produce until fair market price ti obtairel k\ " ' Ebtabubbsd l 8 Yl'iTß RCTmmtoa : Union Bank ci A ustralia. TO LADIES >AOLAN H/TAIL nOAOH tSU T$ to Oonflult . d ? ctora or ohemiß *B v IVI 11 wA v a The remedies you require b your own hands " Write for free copy of valuable book about y° Dr hves, your health, your welfare Every The regula running of the mail coach wuman should read it. Posted free in sealed between Raglan and Hamilton is suspended Address-0. Specific, 539 Eliza - owing to the bad state ef the roads. bath-street V»th Melbource. J. DALGLIEBH T>OOK-BINDING neatly executed at The Proprietor. £> Waikato Times Offici Hamilton,
The Acme of Perfection THE NEW " IDEAL '' PATTERN FACTORY MILK CANS SEAMLESS Hollowed BOTTOM SPECIAL Bottom Hoop, with Shoulder for Bottom to rest upon PATENT UNBREAKABLE HANDLES. We take this opportunity of thanking the Waikato Farmers for te liberal support accorded to us in the past, and beg to intimate that having imported the most modern machinery for the manu facture of cans, we are enabled to produce a superior can to any hand made. We say that for strength, durability, high-class wort and matenal this c» n *"»» «« ——' ; - * T —»--■■ • Send for illustrated pamphlet showing construction. Made ei BEST CHARCOAL TIVD STEEL ALEX. HARVEY & SONS Albert-street, AUCKLAND. DAIRY SUPPLIES OF EVERY DES CRIPTION. THOS B. ARTHUR.] [B . B . SOEATi AUCKLAND CITY MARKET, WELLESLEY - STREET WING RICHARD ARTHUR & CO, - FRUIT, PRODUCE & POULTRY AUCTIONEER. WE have now one of the largest and best lighted Auction Rooms in the Colony, and being situated in the busiest part of the City, clients caD rely upon goods being well displayed and di sposed to the best advantage. THOS. B. ARTHUR Auctioneer. tub GREAT NORTHERN BREWERY (£« X 2yX X "X" £] X». Cable Address: ICCOMBE, NEWMARKET. Telephone 80. 475. ESTABLISHED 1856. BREWERS, BOTTLERS & MALTSTERS Our ALES and STOUT are BREWED from the PRIMEST MALT and HOPS, and will compare with the finest in the Colony. Khyber Pass Koad AUCKLAND
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Iver-Plated Sugar ngravcd, 27,6 HINTS TO GIFT QIVERS 7 . . 1 Our variety of Silver-Plated and Solid Silver Goods, and their low prices, simplify the effect of limited resources when choosing a present; the qualities are right, and you may select here with perfect security. Write for our Cata- \ logue. No. E29sß—Solid Silver Souvenir Spoon, engraved in Maori style, 12 6 Design .Napkin King, 4/g Crocodile Skin and ' Purse, 27/6 No. F2B76—Silver-Plated filass-Lined Shell Butter Dish, with Knife, 13/6 ¥2S?*sz m jr-vir^S^-V**, No. 1041— Silver-Plated and Chased Cake Basket, 40/- No. F2,o9s —Cut Glass and Solid Silver HaiT-Pin Hox, 13 6 6 6.8 6.10,6,12,6.15 6 STEWART DAWSON& Co. 148 and 148, Queen Street, Auckland. * THE DRINK QUESTION. ~ AVE Doctors' expenses by purchasing only Articles that we manu ' factured by those who observe the Golden Rule, and only put before the public what they with pleasure use themselves. Therefore you can all enjoy a cup of Perfect Coffee and Tea by ordering from your Grocer BROWN, BARRETT & CO.'S ™SiOJt Excelsior Coffee Standard Coffee PSID ESSENCE OF COFFEE BRANDS OF TEAS Colombo Garden Tea (Heliotrope Label), per lb. 2 6 ExceLior Tea (Green Label and Butterfly), per lb. 2 0 Standard Tea (Red Label Butterfly), per lb. 110 Lion Tea (Blue Label and Butterfly), per lb. 1 8 As the best of Everything is good enough for you uss .-.. a, Barrett & Oo.'s Unxld Baking Powder Barrett ft Oo.'s Unxld Egg Powder Brown, Barrett ft C».'s Unxld Self-Raising FIOUT Brown, Barrett ft Oo.'i Unxld Peppers
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' UCKLAND TjiREEZING ASH OABB. BUTB OP ALL OLASSEB OF FAT STOCK Stoekowners please communicate with layer, MR G. RUNCIMAN, Cambridge, or at the WORKS, AUCKLAND. We are also BUYERS of FAOTOB BUTTEE OUTPUTS. We have ON SALE BLOOD AND BONE MANUB AND BONEDUBT. PRICES AID AIALTSSS 01 APPLIOA TIOI. A. BEVINB, Manager. >RINCE i LBERT 1/JO llbgb AUCKLAND, FOR BOYS & GIRLS (Boarder* and Day Pupils). V tl Chairman of Board of Governors: Rax H. Garland. -*, Headmaster: Thokas Ja<bbon, M. A. (Load, Vioe-Master: Stoabt Stbvskboit, M.A. (Ox ford and Melbourne). A Senior Mistrees: Miss E. M. RiarfOßXl. M.A. (N.Z.) apßisted by a larpe staff of Resident and Tiait* ing Masters and Mistresses. The College is controlled by a Board of Oe* vernors appointed by the Wesleyan Methodist Church of New Zealand, but the religions caching is undenominational. There are separate Colleges for Boys and Girls, together forming the finest set "* School Buildings in Auckland. The aeeoa modat-ion for boarders in both Colleges ia complete, and every arrangement ia made to sernre their comfort. Well eqnpped Carpenter's Worl * newly added L«rgo and fully equippel Grmnasianj. grounds. Examination Stjoohbbs -During the last five years 40 pnpib have passed the N.2L Matriculation and 23 the Civil Service Ex aminations. Fees moderate. Charge for Boarders made from date of entry. Prospectus on application to Headmaster) or to Thi Wahato Turns Office. Next term begins TUESDAY, FEB. 10. 1803. , ' W A NT ED KNOW. ON HAND AND TO ARBIVE, SHIPMENTS OF BONEDUBT AND BLOOD MARDRE. They are of First-duss Qnality, and have Analysed as under : Bonedust: Am. s*, P. Lime 50. Blood and Bouedust: Am. 8, P. Lime 28 Al«o, KAINIT, THOMAS PHOSPHATE ~ GUANOg, SALT, AND OTHER RED ROCK SALT Invaluable for Stock. SALT FOR HAY AND OATEN SHEAVES. It should always be used, as tbe food ia j much more platable. and there is less loss in ' weight. We also supply best qualities of CLOVERS AND GRABS SEEDS ON HAND: Stocks of Fpecjilly-seleoted Southern Dark Winfar PinaJi.n. n, . WL:.. * T.. 1_ Tartar. Gartons, Daaii-h, Sparrowbill, and Feed Oats. LINSEED: This is excellent food for Calves and Poul try. It is more valuable than any kind of Grain or Pulae. Send for particulars before Buying, Oar Values are undoubtedly the Best. F. W. S"™ *"" CT COMMERCE-STREET, AUCKLAND. ENZIES fc. pOO. WAIXATO DERATED WATER COROIAI MANUFACTORY, Latest wd Most Approved Methods Goods of the above Well-known Brand wfl be supplied from the Hamilton Factory. TanOBAJIS ft OrDXKS -PrjNorjAriT A MENZIES & 00., Hamiltot. . AND AT THE THAMES] fIAN I BECOME AN ELECTRICAL OF V OIHER ENGINEER? By Our System of Teaching by Mail You Can. ADVANTAGES. 1 You study at home 2 We teach everywhere 3 No time lost from Work 4 Prepares for examinations 6 No text books to buy ~ 6 Abundantly illustrated Instructions Papers 7 Instruction Papers free from all unnecessary mathematics and theoretical side issues 8 Each Instruction Paper prepared experts 9 Instruceion private 10 The working is made interesting 11 If student can read and write, and studies as directed, success if assured J2 £*" can to by monthly instalments 18 Backward students given special assistant* 14 Open to all. No tima limit wawmm We also teach by mail :-Drawing, ghorthaai, Auditors and Incorporated ."Accountants' Civil Service, University nod Law LanaaaawZ Pupil Teachers' and for "D"and " K"7 ZS PJirWiiil:lta nrrnor/ifl hj« i.a #«_ iu- x w. u Teachers' Examination succeeded in passing Bopk-lieeping Simplified for Farmers', retom mended by His Hon Mr Justice Kettle 9s Sd Mat free Stamp accepted " The American School of correspondent [Chartered Queen Street, Auckland Write for free Illustrated Hand-book ■R " and copies of testimonials from New Zealand Oraduatea and Students, «nd mention subjects in whleb rea are interested Success certain if our '"■trnHias followed HOT SPRINGS HOTEL, TE ABOHA. rR. L. SOMERSwishesto Infantthe Residents of the Waikato that ke has taken ever the above veD-knevn nd f»Tont.te Hotal, and hopes to merit s Qctffe |
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SYDNEY STOCK SALES. SYDNEY, December 15. At the Homebush sales there was a heavy catalogue, the prices being as fol lows : —Crossb-ed wethers: Medium, from lis (id; good, 15s to His; and best 18s. Ewes : Medium, Us ; good, Ms ; best 17s. The quality of cattle was inferior. Medium £lO : good, £ 3 10s; best. £l7 2s (3d. Cows: Medium, £8 ; good, £!» 15s; extra, £'s. Beef, best, sold up to 55s per liwlb. TOTATOES. SYDNEY, December 15. Potatoes are easier. The supply is plentiful at £7 to £8 a ton. r AUSTRALIAN WOOL SALES. SYDNEY, Dec. 15. At the wool sales prices were firm. Greasy, Is ; scoureds, to Is 7:jd. Daisy Soap, Empire Royal Blue, and Em pire Extract Soap. Three good things for your laundry. Ask J. T. Home, Hamilton, for any of these lines. E. J. Davey, Hamilton, stocks our goods. You can purchase Empire Royal Blue and Daisy Soap from his store. Right price for a good article. You have troubles in your laundry. This is why we advertise. No more worry. Get up at a reasonable not in the middle of the night, and by using Daisy Soap aud Empire Co.'s Laundress Help, Empire' Royal Blue and Extract of Soap, your work is done in half the time, and you don't get angry. Ask the following grocers, men of experience, who know a good thing when they see it, and they will see your wants for Empire Goods, promptly attended to : r*arr Bros., Hamilton: E. J. Davey, Hamilton; J. T. Home, Hamilton ; Macferson and West, Hamilton. They all stock these goods. Tn Cambridge same remarks Thorn s Wells likes our Empire Goods, and sells them. He, with long experience, knows a good article. Secure a packet of Laundress Help. Don't, bustle yourself. Empire Royal Blue, Da : sy Soap and Laundre-s Help "do the work and you need not hustle, '■avage and Richards, A. G. Harris, F. J. Sanders, Charlie Boyco and all Hamilton and Cam bridge grocers tlunk a deal of Empire Goods. In Te Awamutu and Kihikihi you have up to date stores who stock Empire Goods, Empire Blue, Daisy Soap, etc. Just call ac G. M. A Ahier's Warehouse and Gilford and Bowden's. If you're in Kihikihi and run short of Empire Royal Blue, the bluest blue that ever blued a blue bag, or Daisy Soap, "a daisy," look up T. H. Chapman and John G. Elmsley. " A little bit later on," when in Oliaupo, go to J. T. Edwards for Empire Blue and Daisy Soap. Further on in the land of cordials ask Oreen and Colebrook for Empire Goods, Otorohanga The Empire Coy. supply Choice Cigars wholesale. Try Billy Bright, Hamilton Hotelj for an " Exquisitor." Ibis is an special brand. Look them up, I'arr Bros., Hamilton,— you can Empire Imperial Co'lee, Daisy Soap. No soap like " Daisy." It's a soap that does its work "thoroughly." This is something worth noting, 2 bars of lovely White Borax Curd Soap weighing nearly 31b?, for—Parr Bros, will make the price right.
The Waikato Times THAMES VALLEY GAZETTE, AND KAWHIA ADVOCATE. THE OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN THE WAIKATO. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1902. NEW ZEALAND AND THE BOER WAR.
Oxk of the latest canards circulated in Australia regarding this Colony is one contained in the recent issue of the Australasian " Review of Re views," in which a correspondent, writing from Port Adelaide under the non-de-plume of "Federal Taxpayer," accuses New Zealand of preventing the despatch of valuable aid during a critical part of the Boer War. The writer commends Sir E. Barton for his caution in declining to ratify any new agreement concerning the subsidy to the auxiliary squadron until the mat ter had been dealt with by the Fede ral Parliament. He then says: When Joubert invaded Natal, Premier King ston of South Australia communicated with the various Premiers,with a view of sending off the whole of the auxi liary squadron to Durban—in all, five ships, armed with 17 guns, the crews of which would have aggre gated some twelve or fourteen hun dred men, and men and guns were badly wanted there, then and after wards—and these vessels were all fast steamers, and would have been in Dur ban in about eighteen days. Yet I have been told that because New Zea land declined, the ships could not go. Thus, with an agreement like this, the wish of the five colonies (since feder ated), in prompt and vigorous action for the relief of Natal was nullified by the tietion of one." When we remem ber the high Imperialistic wave of sen timent which swept over New Zealand during the continuance of the Boer War. and the Colony's expressed and reiterated determination to see the thing through at all costs, such a statement bor ders on the ridiculous. In the first place, Mr Seddon never refused sanc tion to any such scheme ; in the se cond, his sanction or refusal would have counted for nothing, as the squadron is entirely under the control of the Admiral of the station, tind the Admiralty can order the ships wherever they choose without consulting any f the colonies. Had the Australian Colonies desired to afford the naval aid referred to, they could only have expressed their wish that the authorities should make use of the squadron. l Hard as was the strife in South Africa we doubt if at any time the position was so critical that the services of the Australian squadron were needed. .Military assistance certainly was acceptable, and freely given, but even the most narrow Little Englander will not maintain that the struggle, called for the sending of a naval force from the Pacific, in which, probably, its presence was a greater factor for peace than the few hundred men which could have been spared to proceed to the interior of South Africa.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
" Freights on Dairy Produce " is the hj• ading to an article on Page 4, which i. ei great interest to everyone engaged in tl e dairy iudii.-t v. The Imercargill publicans notify that tl ere will be no threepenny beers aftei December 22nd. The owner of a red and white heifer, strayed on to Mr Geo. Road's property at Pukekura. is advertised for. Mrs W. T. Richards of Hokitika. who was accidently shot by her sou wis :■ a pea ri !e, succombed to her injuries on Monday e\ miug. The North Island Poultry, Pigeon and Canary Association has decided to allot seventeen chain,lionships of 'hree guineas each, open to affiliated s icieties. Harold H. Ward, who pleaded guilty at Wanganui to six charges of theft, was s m tenced at Wellington, by the Chief Justice yesterday morning to twelve nioDth.s' hard labour. The usual 4.15 p.ui train t > the Waikato on Saturday afternoon has been delayed until 5.3.i p.m., for the Convenience ot country visitor.-, to th ' cricket much, Lord Hawke's team v. Auckland. In regard to the proposal which has been made by dairy lactory companies in Taranaki for the establishment of a central distributing depot in the colony, it is in tended to ask for the opinions of dairy companies throughout New Zealand on the question, and a committee has beeu ap pointed to formulate a definite scheme. The annual concert given by the pupils of St. Mary's Convent Hamilton, which will take place to-morrow evening, pro mises to be a most successful entertain ment. The children have been assiduously practising for some time past under the tuition of the Sisters, and a higii standard of proficiency in the various action songs, dances, aud dialogues has been attained. In addition to the children's items, Madame Lo Lievre and Mr West have kindly offered to assist. 'Tickets are 2s and Is, and the do >rs open at 7.30 p.m. Friction has arisen in Dunedin over the steps taken by the district health officer (Dr. Ogstou) to cope with the outbreak of scarlet fever. A short time ago the local bodies were called upon to take the steps for which they are liable, but as they were somewhat tardy in doiug to, Dr. Ogstou worded his request somewhat strongly. The Otago Education Board thought the Health Department was inclined to b. arbitrary, and refused to carry out its instructions. Dr. Ogston has now taken a more agressive attitude, aud threatens to compel compliance with lii 3 instructions. An inquest was held yesterday at Whan gamata on the remaius of the Maori chief Matoura, a centenarian, who was burned to death on Friday. Mr Max Kiug (acting coroner) conducted the euquiiy, and Con stable Steveues represented the police. It came out in the evidence that the deceased had been a Church of England lay-preacher, and a great student, of the Bible. A verdict of accidental death, no blame at taching to anyone was returned. Mr Waymouth, who is the local financial agent to the Antarctic expedition, has as certained (says the Lyttelton Times; that the accounts for the relieving ship Morn ing's disbursement alone amount to about £1735. The largest item is £291 2s Sd !'■ r Coats. Of the total, 4,'»>l(j will be paid to the people in Lyttelton, practically all of the balance going to Chri.itcLur h. The accounts will be met by means of the vote of £IOOO from the New /.aland Govern ment, which was placed to < aptaio C 1- beck's credit on Saturday, and by a draft on the Royal Society, London. The Egmont Settler, referring to the victory of the lion. W. Jennings, who has been elected for the Egniout seat, re marks:—" Taranaki, with its large number of small settlers, now sends four Go vernment supporters to Parliament -a political record that is unique in the his tory of the province. Mr Seddon's wish, as expressed at a social gathering iu Kltham a few days b'fore the general election, has been gratified, and his Government are worthy of congratulation on the result. We have no doubt that Messrs Smith, Jennings, Symes and Major will, as Tara naki's representatives, do their utmost to accelerate the prog ess of their various constituencies, in the Parliament of Ntw Zealand."' We would once more direct atten tion to Messrs W. C. Davis and Co's sale to-morrow. Besides a miscellaneous assortment of goods, there is a good entry of poultry, and as Christmastide is upen us with all its feasting, intending buyers should avail themselves of this opportunity to purchase. On a previous occasion we have poiuted out the advantage of a weekly* market for Hamilton, but those immediately interested iu its establishment have not supported the efforts of Messrs Davis and Co. as they should have done. It may not be generally known that sellers are getting higher prices at the Hamilton market than those obtained iu the Auckland markets. But such is the case. The prices quoted last week by the Auckland poultry vendors were from Is 3d to 2s 6d for hens and rooters, while it is rare indeed that a hen is sold for less than Js 6d at the local market, while they frequently fetch as much as 2s to 2s 3d. Such being the case. it is decidedly in tiie interests of producers to patronise the local firm, audassist in every possible way to make the market a Waikato institution. A Hat contradiction is given by Mr J. M. Sinclair, the State's Commercial Agent\ to the statement that there has been a de terioration in the quality of Victorian but ter. It seems that the assertion was made in a trade circular issued by Messrs Weddel and Co. The exact terms iu which the charge was made were that " the quality of the Victorian butter imported into (treat Britain durine' last season was not so good, and showed a falling-off from the standard of previous years." Mr Sinclair says: " [ do sire to state that such was not the case in regard to the butter sent from the regular country factories. The standard of quality from t'e.e factories was fully maintamed, although, as usual, there was some butter arrived which could not be regarded as first-class. The butter generally arrived in better condition, and there were fewer com plaints of ' fishiuess' than in the two previous seasons.'' At the conclusion of his report on the subject, Mr Sinclair re marks: '"There is, of course, a very con siderable quantity of second grade butter arriving, the result no doubt, of keeping cream too long, and of using hand separa tors. Tlrs, a is veil known, does not help the reputation of Victorian butter." These are bold assertions to make regard ing any medicine, but there is abundant proof of every one of the above statements regarding this reme ly. Every household should have a bottle at hand. Get it to day. It mav save a life. W. DEY, Agent. Hamilton; THOMAS WELLS, Agent, Cam bridge ; GEO. M. A. AHIER, Agent, Te Awamutu sell it. Mr D. Vinson-Dossetor, teacher of voice production and singing, has decided to open classes for Indies and gentlemen at begin ning of year, at LOs Gd per quarter—by this means a nest enjoyable as well as verv profitable evening will be spent eudi week. Intending members will oblige by leaving name- at Mr Paul's Book-arcade,Hamiltm. —Mr Dossetor will also lie glad to call upon any desirous of having their voices tried—Terms for private lessons per ar rangement— Private address, Almadale, Hamilton. [Anvr.] WADE'S WORM FIGS-the W'ondefu' Worm Woriers—are a safe and ture remedy, in Is boxes. Sold everywhere. live the Kim;! But who can tell Thocertainty of life, The man who feels to-day so well, May die if sickness rife. Couffhs aDd colds are prevalent ills. Which we must all endure, Though we can pavo the doctors' hills With WOODS' GEEAT PEPPEBMEs'T CURE
Owing to a further advance in the price of flour, the Cambridge bakers notify that on and aft*>r Morula v, December 22nd, the price of 21b loaves will be 4d cash and -lid boeked. A conceit will bo e-iveu by the pupils at tending tliH Cambridge District High School tomorrow evening in the Oddfel lows' Hall. A very good programme of a varied nature has been prepared, aud as children's concerts are always popular a bumper house is anticipated. Our Oto''ohanga correspondent writes : The School picnic meeting was held on Saturday, and a strong committee formed, he date ilxo 1 being \e\v Year'.-day. Dona tion are c >miug in '"ell. and it is generally 1 :ii>.| the little ones will have a go. 1 , liiiix. Our Sunday S-dioM treat and Christinas Tree will be held on Friday the l'.Mli so that the festive season has started pretty early. The New York Tribune prints a list of outrage- in connection with the Pennsyl vania miners' strike, which, it says, is by no means complete: -Number of men killed, 14; number of severely injured, 42: shot from ambush, 10 ; aggravated assaults, !)7 : attempted 'ync'ning, 1 : houses dyna mited, 12 : houses hurued, H ; buildiugs burned, 10 : Coal washeries burned, 3 : stock ades burned, 2: rots, t>!»; works dynamited, IS: train dynamited, 1: railroad bridges dynamited, 4; railroads seized, 5: trains wrecked, 9 ; trains attacked, 7 ; strikes in schools, 14. One might think this bill wou'd hasten an arbitration law, but they move slowly even in America. A Christchurch telegram dated yester day says : To-day is the 52nd anniversary ot the founding of the Canterbury settle menc. The day is a close holiday in the city, he chief attractions are the opening of the secMon of the Waipara-Cheviot rail way from Waipa-a to Cargill, the Racing Club's meeting, the Akaroa Regatta, and the New Zealand Wheel Race meeting. The weather was very wet this morning, but cleared up at midday. There was a large number of visitors at all the sports meetings. The cables informed us, a few days ago, that the wife of a Wiltshire magistrate, named Peuruddocke, had been fined .£SO at the Old Bailey for illtreating and causing unnecessary suffering to a six-year-old child. From English papers we learn that the preliminary hearing of this case occurred at the Salisbury Petty Sessions, and result -d in Mrs' I'enruddocke, being committed for trial, bail be ing allowed. Mrs I'enruddocke form erly Miss -\nnie Elizabeth Speke, is a daughter of the late Rev. William Speke, of Sheldon Court, Devon, and first cousiu of the late Captain J. H. Speke, the African explorer. She married, in 181)0, Mr Charles Penrudlocke, a man of great wealth, of Compton Park, Wiltshire, and Bratton-street, Maur, Somersetshire, Lord of the Manors of Compton, Oham berlayue, Baverstock and Fyfield, Wilt shire, and a magistrate for Wilts and Somerset. The evidence at the first hear ing showed that while Mrs I'enruddocke was a kind mother to her other children, she had a very'siroag feeling of hatred # to this child from its birth, and had made it her object to re-tder the child's life unhappy and imp sable. A number of servants forme: 1/ in the employ of Mrs Peuruddocke stated that the child had been repeatedly lieateu. On one occasion the defendant expressed a wish that her daughter would eat soni" poisonous berries ; on another thai -die hoped the child would fall oft a donkey and break her neck, on another that she would catch chickenpjx from a brother who then suffering from that complaint, and that would" finish her off. It w s also said tba 1 the child had been pushed out of a window and had b.-en fed with mustard. The child Con stance was called, a.i! ijjave evidence caus ing considerable sensation by saying the big bruise the doctor saw on her body was caused by a kick from her mother. She had a wasp put down her neck by her mother, who immediately afterwards rub bed her face with stinging nettles Dr. Coates, of Salisbury, deposed to examining the child, when he found a large number of bruises all over the body, evidently caused by a stick or whip, and one evident ly from a kick.
SLY GROG SELLING AT KAWHIA
TE AWAMUTJ S.M. COURT. (Before Mr H. W. Northcroft.) The following are the convictions entered in the sly grog selling cases at Kawhia : EmmaFalwassor senr., charged with four counts of sly grog selling, was convicted on two charges, and fined on the first charge £to, ■• n 1 costs =£l 18s 7d, and on the second c large she was fined £lO and no costs, the remaining charges withdrawn. Richard Falwasser, one charge for selling,-was con victed and fined £ls and costs £i 17s 7d. Henry Jame3 Falwasser, two charges, was convicted and on the first charge £ls, and costal 18s 7d, on the second charge fined ,£lO and no costs. Minnie Florence Falwasser, six charges for selling, was convicted, on two charges, and fined on the first charge .£lO, and costs £5 Its 7d, second charge, fined £5 and no costs. Remaining charges withdrawn. George Hills, (0 charges) was convicted on two charges and fined on Ist charge, £ls costs £1 18 7d, 2nd charge £lO and no costs. The remaining charges were with drawn. Mr Collins .appeared for defend ant. Danial Noonan, (4 charges) was convic ted on two charges and fiuad £ls and costs £5 4s 7d, 2nd charge £lO and no costs. The remaining charges were withdrawn. Mr Swarbrick appeared for defendant. George Floyd (4 charges), was convicted on two charges aDd charged on the first charge £ls, and costs £'.) Sa 9d; second charge, £lO and no cost. The remaining charges were withdrawn, Maria Floyd (2 charges for selling! was convicted and fined, on first charge, £lO, costs £1 18s 7d; seconl charge, £lO fine and no costs.
KING COUNTRY PROGRESSIVE AND VIG LANCE ASSOCIATION.
. FHOM IiITR (iWN CrtBitESI'ONOBNT. At a meeting of the Kx-'Hiti.ve of ffle above Association held at O'oruhai-gt, on Saturday evening last, it was deo'del to write to the following gentlemen re (he most important matters affecting the di.s trio f , vi/., Hoi. .Ta-u.'S Carrol', Messrs W. T. Jcrnings, M.INi., !'. W. Lang M.H.R., thn M r f>r !,-i:i K the Com uissiouor of ( ro vn !;!■!;. and !,. LJuxt r, L'istriet Traffic M-inager. The subjects >l<*all vs-itli ch'oflv were the opening up of mor? land in this district: the impo.tance of move road', the exteu sion of fcho ■' >«. v:n h.ind and the absolute necessity . ' -a;ilefi!ig tli" ro id between hire and T- £.iiti, the Main Trunk K til way, the various townships in the Kobe Polar, and the hurrying on of the procla mation of the Te Kuiti and Otorohanga township?; also the ascertaining what amount of thirds are available for expendi ture and in what localities. It was advocated that all available land situated uotr the railway line should be opened up without los-; of lime, also that ,1! sums granted f r roads should be ex pended during the dry weather. It was stated that rattle and goods and loading stations at Ilangatiki were pro mised, as they are i-rjatly needed. It wa; also urged out that the Maniapoto Tuwharetoa Land Coimcil shou'd nnot at m early date to seo what work is required, and to encourage people to put work before the Council, this being a centre for the meeting of the Council. As Mr Spragg is paying a visit here, and a 1 so going to other places in the district, it was suggested that the starting of a cream ery would be a great benefit to the place, for it should cause the roads to have more attention bestowed on them and more money expanded.
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<• [PEE UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION— COPYRIGHT.] AUSTRALIAN NEWS. THE AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN (Received, Dee. 17, 1.30 a.m.) SYDNEY, December IG. Owing to heavy rain there was no play to-rlay and the cricket match, New South Wales v. The Australian Eleven, was abandonded. MR. SEDDON'S OFFER. Received December 17, 1.30 a.m. SYDNEY, Dee. 16. Sir W. Lyne, speaking at Grin dagai, said Mr Seddon's action over the fodder question was such as he ex pected from a large hearted, capable administrator of his calibre. Mr Seddon was a most astute poli tician for although the offer to grant free carriage with in New Zealand would result in a loss to the railway revenue, whilst being benefit to us, Sir W. Lyne thought Mr Seddon could foresee that such a move would beat off foreign competition from our markets by placing New Zealand products in greater favour. Sir W. Lyne con cluded these remarksby professing the greatest admiration for Mr Seddon. A MAD MUSIC PUPTL MELBOURNE. Dee 16. Mrs Gould, a music teacher, was giving a music lesson to a young boy named Osmond, when the latter went mad and proceeded to wreck the fur niture with a tomahawk. He then set fire to the debris. Some passers-by extinguished the flames and Osmond was arrested.
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FATHER AND SON DROWNED, (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) INVEBCARGTLL, Yesterday" Word has b?eu received that a Winton settlor named E. Edwards and, his son have been drowned in the Oreti River. They were rabbiting and camped on an island. A flood came down during the night and washed the tent away. The bodies have not yet been recovered. Edwards leaves a large family. SHOCKING RAILWAY ACCIDENT. WELLINGTON, Yesterday, An old railway employee named Thomas Pay had both feet cut off and both arms mangled by a locomotive tnis morning. He was cleaning the points at the Thoru dnn f tatinn, and to avoid a cloud of dust turned his back to it and stint his eyes, not noticing a locomotive coming. He was knocked dowu and run over. His condition is critical. TREATMENT OF CONSUMPTIVES. WELLINGTON, Yesterday. Owing to complaints from Kurow the Health Department has decided to insist that no consumptive patients are to be sent there without due notification to the local health officers. In connection with the proposed establishment of a sanatorium in the South Island for the treatment of consumptives, it is understood a private residence and grounds in the neighbour hood of Dunedin have been placed under offer, and are likely to be accepted. OBITUARY. INVERCARGTLL, Yesterday. A very old resident, Mr J. T. Martin, at one time in a large way of business as a brewer, died suddenly this morning. He was identified with all local movements in the early days. Ho leaves a family of five sons and six daughters, all grown up. N.Z. BUTTER IN THE TRANSVAAL. WELLINGTON, This Day. A letter has been received by the In dustries Department from the manager of the Transvaal Fresh Food and Dairy Supply Coy., he states that the first direct ship ment of New Zealand butter put the best Australian brands in the back ground for texture and aroma. V4.LUE OF WELLINGTON LAND. WELLINGTON, Last Night. Two heavy claims for compensation have been heard for a block acquired by the Government to extend the Wellington Post Office. Sir W. Buller who claimed £ 10,000 for small section and building at the corner of Grey and Featherston streets has been awarded ,£6,655 which, according to cal culation on the part of witnesses, would be at the rate of nearly £200,000 per acre. Levin and Co., claim £30,000 for [land and buildings, by aggreement £3,600' was fixed for the leasehold portion. THE HALF-HOLIDAY QUESTION. CHRISTCHURCH, This Day. Considerable interest is being taken in the half-holiday question. The council de layed the petitions in favour of Thursday or Saturday and decided not to give its delegates any iustructiens. N.Z. WHEEL RACE. .CHRISTCHURCH, Last Night. The wheel race of SOsovs was won by G. Sutherland from scratch, J. Connell, Temuka, second. Thirty three started and there were about 4,000 present. FOUND DROWNRD. WHANGAREI, This Day. Nellie Forsyth, of Kaun-hohore, aged 25, was found by the mail carrier drowned in the Ngunsriiru River last night, she was Inst *(> en at 4.30 a.m. THE CHEVIOT RAILWAY. CHRISTCHURCH, This Day. Fifty miles of the Cheviot railway, from Waipara Junction to Skargill, were opened yesterday by the Minister for Public Works, who was accompanied by Mr Sed don and Mr Walker. The whole length runs through the well-known Glenmark Estate. The next section to Cheviot will be opened in about 15 mouths. RIVE:; LIQUOR LICENSED. WAN" lAXCI, This Day. The Licensing Committee has decided not to grant licenses on the river further than Parakino. INCOME IAX DEMAND. WELLINGTON, This Day. A demand has been made upon Sandow for the payment of income tax. This is the first time the act has been applied to visiting professionals. MAORI TATTO'D HEADS. WELLINGTON, 'This Day. General Robley, has offered his famous collection of iattoed Maori heads to the Philosophical lustitute for £IBSO. The Government will be asked to endeavor \o secure them for the museum.
VOLCANO DYING OUT.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) AUCKLAND, This Day. News from Samoa states that the volcano at Sujvau is dying out.
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♦ THE ULTIMATUM REJECTED LONDON. Dec 15. Britain's ultimatum to Venezuela demanded an immediate sum equal ling that which ought in the first in stance to have been paid to Germany, the balance, after the payment of urgent claims, to go towards the claims reserved for the decision of the mixed commission. Germany's ultimatum complained of Venezuela's evasion and offensive language, warning them of the results of a refusal to settle the difficulty in conformity with international law. INFURIATED CITIZENS. (■Received Dec. lfi, 8.58 p.m.) NEW YORK, Dec. 13 Baltazzi, the German Charge d'Affaires at Caracas, telegraphed from Port of Spain on the lUth inst. that President Castro had rejected every point in the ultimatum. Castro's message announcing that the authorities at Puerto Cabello had been ordered to afford satisfaction was not delivered to the allies until the forts were in ruins. Two Venezuelans were wounded during the bombardment. The com mander of Castle Libertador was cap tured. The residents of Caracas are furious. Ten thousand people demonstrated in the streets, clamouring for repri sals. Castro advised prudence and good will, and swore to sacrifice his life for the honour of his country. The President suddenly ordered the discontinuance of reprisals. He visited the sick wife, of the German Charge d'Affairs at Caracas, and offered the hospitality of the palace. ATTITUDE OF THE ARGEN TINE. AMERICA'S EFFORTS AT SETTLEMENT. REPEATED WARNINGS DIS REGARDED. Received December 17, 12.02 a.m. NEW YORK, Dec IG. Argentine is aspiring to a pre ponderating role in the Venezuela dis pute if Senator Hay is inactive or fails to effectively assert the United States' moral protectorate arising out of the Monroe Doctrine. It is now semi - officially explained in Washington that Mr Rowen, with Senator Hay's consent, was the iniatiator of President Castro's overtures for a peaceful settlement: nevertheless, President Castro's un willingness to recognise the principle of liability beforehand is considered a serious obstacle to arbitration. Another Washington semi-official statement asserts the Columbian officers at Panama and Colon are steadily and quietly preparing to in vade Nicaragua NEW YORK, December 16. A Blue Book just issued shows that President Castro repeatedly shuffled and procrastinated, alleging as the reason the partiality of the Trinadid authorities towards the re volutionaries, adding that pending the settlement of the complaints regard ing the revolutionary warship Ban righ, settlement of the British claims must be postponed. Britain's assur ances that the Banrigh left England only after the Columbian Minister stated she was intended for the Columbian Government,w?re disregar ded, and all remonstrances were futile. Three distinct warnings, including the ultimatum, followed.
THE SOMALI WAR
LONDON, Dec. 15. Colonel Manning has applied for another seven hundred Indian troops for the Somali campaign.
GERMAN AFFAIRS.
BERLIN, Dec 15. Professor Mommsen, the eminent German jurist, has issued a manifesto declaring that the overthrow of the Constitution is progressing and that the nation is on the eve of a coup d'etat, whereby the Kaiser and the Reichstag will have to submit to the abolition of the alliance between junketers and priests.
BIGAMY AND FRAUD
Keceived December 17, I.] h.iu. LONDON, December 15. At the Old Bailey, Ce-i! Wallace, who claims to be a N w Z.iiiuuder. was sentenced to five v.m:n imprison ment for bigamy and twelve months for fraud; both sentences to be con current.
A VISIT TO MK KAXSTEAD'S FARM. A gentlemen who recently drove from Hamilton to Ohaupo scuds us the following interesting account of a visit he paid to .Mr Ranstead's farro. The roads aro in first-rate con dition and the country looks lovely; t.e pastures are rich on every hand, the cattle in almost every paddock being knee deep in feed. I passed some paddocks shut up for hay, and the prospect of heavy crops of hay are iea!ly The crops of oats are looking particularly well, and in most instances are well grown. In some few instances I noticed the crops in ear with only a font of straw, and in con versation with farmers the opinion was freely expressed that the price for chaff during the coming season would he high. The cherry crops are ripening off very nicely, and those who are fortunate enough to have such a. crop are reaping a good harvest at lid per lb iu the auction marts. On the way over I called at Mr Ran stead's, and was interested t > watch his systematic procedure in calf feeding, the outcome of careful study on his part, and hints from farm and dairy journals. In a cosy little plantation of pines I found Mr Ranstead and his assistant busily employe!. Adjacent to the fence which burrouuds the plantation were located two washing boilers ; into one the skim milk as it came from the fac tory was emptied, and into the second a quautity of linseed was placed, to which was added water. Both boilers were brought to a certain temperature, and a half-gallon tin of the warm muk was strengthened with half a pint of the warm linseed jelly. This formed the meal for each calf, and is given twice daily (varm in both cases). The mode of feeding was both novel and well planned. Along the fence which surrounds the plantation a series of small bails are erected, each a few feet apart. The calves upon hearing the buckets rattling bail up, and are made fast (as in the case of dairy cows), and each then receives its full meal. The elves are kept bailed until all have been fed, and also a few minutes after the last has been sup plied, in order, as Mr Ranstead explained, to allow them time to lick their lips, and thus prevent them sucking eaah other. This means of feeding certainly tias mani fold advantages—both weak and strong get their full share, the calves are kept in ex cellent health, put on condition qoickly, are easier handLd in the case of heifers which mature and calve. They certainly look worth several shillings per head more than the usual run of calves, and with plenty of good young grass obtain a constitution which stands them in good stead as they mature and during the winter season which follows on their suckling age. Mr Ran stead gives each calf now milk (as much aa it can drink) for the first three weeks. As evidence of the ta.ty nature of the feed, Mr Ranstead held up bucket after bucket, which was licked as dry as possible.
JUDGING AT SHOWS.
The educational importance of agricul tural shows is the subject of a report sub mitted to the secretary of the Victorian Agricultural Department by Mr H. Pye, principal of the Dookie College. The State has been, he says, very liberal to agricul tuial societies, and should it continue this support, it should have the benefit of some written report embodying the educational a-pacts of the show as well as the results of t'ie efforts of the society during the year. This would tend to encourage the societies t > initiate reforms, especially if the State offered prizes among societies in proportion t > the advantages derived by the farming community from their work. According to Mr Pye, there have been instances where animals and other exhibits not worthy of prizes as first-class exhibits, are neverthe less awarded first prizes. This, he points o it, is misleading to other farmers, who purchase some of the progeny of the ani mals, Mr Pye is strongly of opinion that there should be a school for teaching judging, not only for the sake of having uniformly good judges at shows, but also t > create in youag stock breeders a thor ough knowledge of the breeding and im provement of the breeds of stock on lines adopted by the most famous breeders of the world. * »
THTI WAIKATO TIMES, DECEMBER 17 1902
NIOATE&Cot TOTALLY SclipsS M.. . I S 8 HI I S S E N, KNOX STREET, HAMILTON. TERTIFICATED TEACHER OF THE PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN AND VIOLA. pecial attention to Technique & Theory. [a card] K. W. I) Y E , SOLICITOR Hamilton, iONEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE OF FREEHOLS. ,|fR 1 I ERBERT T7" pOLLINS. BARRISTER and SOLICITOR TE AWAMUTU. bLICTTOR FOR "ADVANCES TO SETTLERS OFFICE." . A. YOUNG, DENTIST. Te Awamutu, first Tuesday in month. Ngaruawahia, second Tuesday in month Huntly, third Tuesday in month. Te Aroha, fourth Tuesday in month. Other districts occasionally. HIGH-CLASS WORK. TERMS MODERATE. MR G; SKENE DIXON BURGEON DENTIST, H MILTON. Viiits monthly the following places y Nya-i-uwhla—l-t Friday . Te Awnniutu—2nd Frid»y Huntly 4h Friday. OUR AND A HALF PER CENT.— .' Wo have Money to Lend at this rate on First-class Freehold Security. Early Aplications is requested. Vaile Bros,, Legal Chambers, opposite Vulcan Lane, Queen-street, Auckland. 24/7 ONEY TO LEND on Mortage of l First-class Freehold Securities. W. COLEMAN, Solicitor and Notary Public. 109, Queen ■ street, Auckland, 23 7. H. I. B UL. J.. ±) I G G S, AUTHORISED AND LICENSED SURVEYOR. Ten years on Government Staff. NEXT HAMILTON HOTEL, HAMILTON. 23,7., EWSON (JHEPPARD, [ o LAND, COMMISSION. ESTATE AGENT HAMILTON. M B T II ]> OSWOR TH, Tbachr'b oy Piano, Violin, '(Vi.o an-d Si noi no, Having taken up his residence in Hamil p ton, is now prepared to rereiva pupils at CLAREMONt' VILLA. Cambridge Every MONDAY and TUESDAY. Te Awamutu -Every FRIDAY. Mr Bosworth's " Waikato QuidriHe Band" is now op-n to accept Engage ments for Concerts, Hall*, etc., in any part the Waikato. ENT A L N ° T MR E. DE VENNY Mc'_iARRIGLE, DENTAL SURGEON, Hamilton. Mr McGanigle may be consulted on and After Saturday, August 2nd, at his rooms, Victoria House, Hamilton. Nitrous-Oxide gas administered. Painless Extractions by the most recent process. Artificial work at moderate Prices. is, 7 .H. UI'TOX. ENGINEER, HAMILTON. HAS ON SALE AGENT FOR White Cotton Waste W. A. Ryan and Oils Benzine Belting Bolts and Nuts Coach Screws Backings Insertion Etc., etc Cn.'a Unii.r Engines Automobiles Mould's Pump Shafting Launches (oil or steam) Etc., etc. 0 S H E R, TEACHER OF SINGING AND VOICE PRODUCTION. TE AWAMUTU. L thing for a present fis cash, at £. J. Cambridge. V IX I D I E R. GENERAL CARRIER, COAL AND FIREWOOD MERCHANT, HAMILTON. J7IRST CLASS STATIONERY at E. J. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge, in packets at 3d, kl, id, 7d, Bd, Is, 1b 3d Is (id, Zs, ,'a Gel. Business envelopes a specialy.
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WT/1902/WT_19021217/MM_01/0003.xml | 7,033 | \ N I>. La,! Night Lord Hawke's team arrived by the Ventura and were welcomed by Messrs Raphaol McKinney and Trotf. Warner stated they had a very good passage, and that the trip is not likely to impair their play on Friday. In reply to a query as to what sort of team they were, he -.aid there was lots of batting power, good (folding and varied bowling. 1 ' 1 "' bowlers were Thompson. Hnrgraves, Bosanquet Dawnou, and Burnup. Thompson whs fastest right hand, Hargreavos left hander. Bosanquet l>oth fast and slow, Dawson slow. He had received a. cable stating that Lord Hawke was not ruming mil in conse quence of his accident and the illness of his mother. AUCKLAND, This Day. Lord ilawke's team have decided not to tour Australia. Two matches will thare foro lie played at Christehurch and Wel lington iu March. They will probably play Queensland befoie returning by the Van couver steamer on March 2lith.
A FAMOUS CYCLIST.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) "AUCKLAND, Last Night. Major Taylor, the famous American cyclist, was a passenger for Sydney by the Ventura. He says the question whether he will race in New Zealand depends upon details to bo settled on arrival iu Sydney.
WAIKATO FARMERS' CLUB.
CAMBRIDGE MUNCH. j The Club nut at Cambridge on Monday evening at 7.30 p.m. About 30 members , were present, and the President (Mr J. Barugh) occupied the chair. - DEED REGISTRATION. , The Hon. Jas. McGowan forwarded the following letter from the Postmaster- t (ieneral in reference to the application of the Club that the stamping of documents and registration of deeds might be ar- V ranged through the nearest money-order ■ office: — j "Memorandum for the Hon. Jas. McGowan, Wellington. ; Referring to my memorandum of the 3rd f April last, in connection with the sugges tion of the President of the Waikato t Farmers' Club, that the stamping of docu- ments and registration of deeds might be arranged through the nearest money-order : office, I have the honour to inform you that it has not been practicable to arrange for the postmasters to personally undertake the work, but I have decided to giant free , transmission through the post of letters . aud packets from the public addressed to a ( Stamp Office, or Lands and Deeds Registr i- c tration Office, marked "On stamp (or regis- c tration) business only."—J. G. WARD. > Postmaster-General. The secretary was instructed to acknow- j ledj,e the receipt of the letter. g members' fees. The following circular letter was receiv ed from t'ue secretary of the New Zealand Farmers' Union:— l Auckland, December Ist, I'JO2. Di'ir Sir,—At the last meeting of the . Executive of the New Zealand Farmers' ( Union, I was requested to communicate i with the different branches in the Auck- j land Province, stating that in accordance t with Pule 10, it would bo necessary to , make a levy of Is per member for the year t ending 31st March, I'.KW, to defray current , expenses, and to pay a levy of 6d per mem- j ber due from the Auckland Province to the. Central Executive at I'almerston North * The Executive at the same time expressed N the opinion that such a low levy as Is per y member would be insufficient to defray the . expenses during the ( nsuing year, and that ' f it would be necessary to make a levy of at c 1 least Is 6d, As a number of accounts have to be paid forthwith, the Committee would be glad if you would kindly collect and for- c ward the above-mentioned levy and any r entrance fees now at hand at your earliest t consilience. . EDWIN HALL, Secretary. , The Chairman pointed out that a mis- [" take had b;en made in sin ling this Circu- , lar letter to the branches. The fees have , to be paid from the general fund, and the , parent Club was the body to deal with tho ( question. A levy of Is had been agreed » upon by the Executive Committee, and =£2o had been paid on account, and the balance ' would be forwarded after the accounts for i the year had been made up. ( PRESENT TO THE CLUB. ■ , A letter was received from the New Zea land Drug Co., stating that they had for- , warded, as a present to the (Tub, a hand some show case containing a range of samples of Westtield manures, with a writ ing table attached for the use of members of the Club. The Secretary was instructed to ronvey to Messrs Kempthorne Prcwaer and Co. the best thanks of the Club for their handsome and useful gift. SIZE OF GRAIN SACK'S. The following letter from the General Manager of the New Zealand Government Railways was read: Wellington, Nth December, UH)2. Sir, — I have the honour, by the direction of the Minister for Rail ways, to inform you that from the in quiries made by this Department of the various Chambers of Commerce, Farmers' Clubs and leading grain - merchants throughout the colony, it is found that a a great diversity of opinion exists as to the size of grain-sack which would commend itself to grain-dealers, and at the same time meet the representations of the workers, who have at various times strongly urged that the 2401b sa,ck at pre sent in U3O causes very serious inlury to the men handling the sucks. The Minister recognises that the com plaint is a reasonable one and calls for remedy. He therefore desires me to re quest your body to take the matter into its early consideration and furnish him with pitftr-views thereon in order that he may be * in * position to adopt a sack which will meet the requirements of the grain-dealers, and at the same time overcome the diffi culties complained of by those engaged in handling grain. When the size of the sack has been decided upon, a by-law will be gazetted regulating the same, and at least twelve months' notice will be given of tho alteration to enable present stocks of sacks to be used up. The Minister is anxious that the size of the new bag should be decided upon before . orders for sacks for the 1904 season's grain are given, and will therefore be pleased if you will favour him with a reply at the earliest possible date.—l have, etc., Your obedient servant, T. RONAYNE. I leneral Manager. The secretary was instructed to send the Department a copy of the. Club's resolution of April 21, 1 ' 2, adopting a two bushel \ sack. y MANURE ADULTERATION. The following letter was received from the Department of Agriculture regarding proposed amendments to the Manure Adul t' ration Act: — J " With reference to your letter of 2'.ith ulto urgintr tint a bill to amend the Manure Adulteration Act be prepared, I have the honour to inform you that the matter will be considered before next 4 *fc>ession of Parliament." EXECUTIVE MEjCTIXi;. The Chairman read tho report of the GfiPCidl Executive Meeting held at Hamil ton on the 28th ulto and the following matters were discussed. farmers' union party in tub HOUSE, Mr Buckland stated that the questions were too ambigiuus, and could be under stood and answered in more than one way. lie however would support the action of the Executive. The motion wa? agreed to.
ANNUAL PICNIC. It was resolved that the picnic be held in March, at Ruakura Government Farm, as recommended by the Executive Com mi (tee. STKRILIMNO BONES. The Executive passed a re.-nlution re questing the Government to hav ■ all bones thoroughly st rili.sed before being sent out. Mr lluckland was of opin'on that th< Lest way to sterilise bone was to mix it with superphosphate about a week before being used as the sulphuric acid in tle> super will desi roy all microbes. Mr li'ackmore was of op ; nion that the anthrax in New Zealand was nt introduced iu the Line, but was produced by stagnant water or tilth of some kind. He was quite sure that the bone-dust scare was quite uuneces ary. Anthrax generally occurs where cattle are fed on turnips, and eat a lot of dirt, and had an insufficient supply of straw. The motion of the Executive was con firmed. ACCIDENT INSURANCE The resolution recommending members to patronise the, Covernment < >tlie-p was agreed to. members' fee. On the motion 'f Mr Barugh seconded by Mr Forrest it was resolved that the members' fee be raised to "s (id per annum as from the Ist of March, l!)0:i. EXECUTIVE MEETING. In connection witli the Executive meet ing the Chairman pointed out that the press had reported that it was agreed to hold the annual meetings of the Club at Hamilton. This was an error—there had been no resolution passed to that effect. It was spoken of but no action was taken. rule virr The motion to amend "Rule VII. was neg atived, as the alteration was considered unnecessary. CENTRAL STOCK MARKET. The following resolution was forwarded by the Te Kowhia Branch : —"That the parent Club be requested to use every effort to establish a central fat stock market in Hamilton for the whole of the Waikato." Mr Robert Fisher thought the sugges tion a good one ; the question of site how ever was one that wanted careful consider ation. The resolution would need to be discussed with a view to meeting both buyers and sellers, and he considered that it should he referred to the Executive and moved—"That the question of establish ing a central fat stock market be referred to the Executive to report upon." Mr Forrest pointed out that it was but two or three months since a fat stock mar ket was opened at ( ambridge. It was doing well and he would oppose any attempt to interfere with it. Mr Fisher's motion was carried. COLONIAL CO-OPERATION. A circular letter was received from Mr Q. H. Buckeridge, of Ka>hia, urging upon the club the, necessity of taking up the question of Federal Co-operation, and en closing a reprint of an interesting article on the subject from the " Auckland Weekly News " of September 17, 11102. Mr Buckeridge claims that there is a leakage of over one million pounds sterling annually to the producers of New Zealand owing to the want of a proper system of co-operation in placing their products on the market. After instancing several cases iu which co-operativo systems have suc ceeded, he concludes by saying :—" J con sider the formation of a colonial Federated Co-operative Institution for the control of the sale of New Zealand produce would herald a period of increasing and unpre cedented prosperity for the colony, and would successfully solve the difficulties for the betterment of the conditions under which our produce is sold, besides arrang ing for requisite new markets. lam quite prepared to devote a consideral/e amount of time to assist in its inauguration, and will be glad of the co-operation of all those who are interested in the work and of any suggestions as to the dbest means to adopt to ensure the speedy establishment of this much to b" desired object." Buckeridge in the above-named article to the" Auckland Weekly " outlines a most comprehensive scheme for forming a Colo nial Co-operative Union for deulicg with the products of the colony. We regret that space will at present not permit of our giv ing the full text of Mr Buckeridge's scheme.] Mr Forrest considered the question one that should receive the earnest considera tion of all producers. Colonial co-opera tion was coming. There would soon be a change in the matter of stock sales. Mr Buckland considered that the farmer should stick to farming. He criticised the circular and pointed out that we should I've and let live. The present method of distribution was as economical as could reasonably be expected. Mr Buckland moved and Mr C. bey seconded that the letter be received and Mr Buckeridge thanked for the same. This was carried. LECTURES. Mr Wells said that he had had an inter view with Mr Lyons, who expressed his pleasure at his recent visit to Cambridge, lie had consulted his colleagues and they had agreed that the best way to help the settlers would be to form classes for young men for instruction. Subjects could be treated and ocular demonstration given. Mr Lyons had authorised him (Mr Wells) to bring the matter before the Club. The Secretary was instructed to write to Mr Lyons on the subject, stating that the Club would be glad to avail themselves of such an arrangement. RAILWAY TIME TABLE. Mr J. Cane moved: "That this Club thank the Railway Department for the in troduction of the new time table and trusts that the business of the district will warrant its continuance." BRANCH ACCOUNTS. Mr Butler (the late secretary), called attention to a financial matter in connection with Te Kowhia. It appears that a pay ment of .£3 10s had been omitted from last year's balance sheet owing to its having come in too late for inclusion, and a similar item had occurred in the case of Ohaupo, an item of Xi 5s came in in April and waa expected to appear in the March statement. He further printed out that with the exception of Tamahere none of the branches had had their accounts audited as required by the rules. IVKl'ill BRIDOE. It was resolved.— That owing to con tinued dissatisfaction, the Railway Depart ment bo written to, requesting them to provide a new weigh bridge at Frankton. HAI'ER ON " THE COW." Mr Blackunre read a most interesting and in. tractive paper on the "dairy cow.' 1 A< the hour was late, Mr Sturges proposed a hearty vote of thanks to Mr Blackmore, and that the question be de ferred until next meeting and tliat the dis cussion take first place on the order paper. —This was agreed to.
SPECIAL SALE OF HORSES.
Mr W. .1. Hunter will held a special sale of horses at the Hamilton Borough Yards to-morrow and Friday, when 'i'M animals, eluding u (broken cults and fillies, heavy and niei'iuiii draught mares an I geldings, upstanding horses and hacks. Entries Irive been received from well - known breeders in the Waikato, mid the quality of the stock is assured. Several special lots will be ottered particulars of which appear in our advertising cduinns. The sale ciimmences at 11 o'clock sharp on Thursday with the unbroken stock, and will he resumed at S o'clock on Friday.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17 1902
•r, tlv null business you must let the people know it. Standing advertisements, when frequently changed, are better and cheaper than read ing notie.es. They look more substantial and bvsiness-like, and inspire contidenee. I would as soon think of doing business with out a clerk as without advertising." This is advice, which all business men would do well to follow, but it inunt be borne in mind that the advertising medium must be the best obtainable. We ean confidently say that in consequence of its large circu lation, Tue Waikato Times is the best paper in the Waikato to advertise concern ing anything pertaining to a farming com munity. SPRAINS are often more serious than broken bones on acconnt of not being pro perly treated. Apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm freely as soon as the injury is re ceived and it will ijuiekly restore the parts to a healthy condition. W. UEY, Agent, Hamilton; THOMAS WELLS, Agent, Cambridge; GEO. AIIIER, Agent, Te Awaiautu, sell it.
ASSERTIONS. 1. It affords quick relief in cases of colic, cholera morbus ami pains iu the stomach. 2. It never fails to affect a cure in the most severe cases of dysentery and diar rhoea. 3. It is a sure cure for chronic diar rhoea. ■i. It can always be depended upon in cases of cholera infantum. 5. It cures epidemical dysentery. 6. It prevents bilious colic. ?. It is prompt and effective in curing all bowel complaints. H. It never produce? bad results. it. It is pleasant and safe to take. 10. It has saved the lives of more people medicine in the world. "Wanteds Etc. ANTED—A General Servant. Apply Mrs W. F. Buckland, Cambridge. T ANTED to exchange for few weeks, six-roomed house, Devonport, for ie in or near Hamilton. Apply, H. F. Devonport. ""ANTED KNOWN—Those desirous t t of having FAMILY GROUPS PHOTOGRAPHED at Xmas or New Year should make appointments with Messrs GAZE A: CO. as early as possible. Howden's Buildings, Hamilton. WANTED— The travelling public to re member that Tea, Coffee, Pies, Psfctry, Cakes, etc., are obtainable all day long at my Refreshment Rooms. Auck land, Local, and Illustrated papers. —J. T. Home, Confectioner etc., Hamilton. /"ANTED —Those requiring Yiolins, v v Strings, and all Accessories appert aining thereto, to call on or send to H. H. Howden, watchmaker and jeweller, Hamil ton, who has a large supply in stock. [J ANTED KXOWN, Mrs Bridges has opened up in Victoria Street, Hamilton, with a supply of Smoked Fish. Fresh fish three times a week. Also, Summer Drinks, Lollies, Sweetmeats etc., to arrive shortly. f f sires to draw attention to his large stock of Footwear. A splendid lot of Ladies' and Gentlemen's American Kid boots (lace and button), Walking and Evening Shoes, Girl's Lace and Button Boots (tan and black), Good Strong School Boots, Farmers' Boots, Bluchers, Canvas Shoes, Leather and Carpet Slippers (good and cheap). Repairs neat and prompt. First-class boots made t:> order. V. PLESCHER, CO-OPERATIVE BOOT SHOP, CAMBRIDGE. Amusements. ■ DDFELLOWS' HALL, CAMBRIDGE A GRAND CONCERT BY THE PUPILS OF THE CAMBRIDGE DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL, Thursday Night Next, IHth DECEMBER, AT S p.m. Bayonet Drill, Fan Drill, Action Songs, etc. The Annual Concert by the Pupils of St. Mary's V.T Convent, will take place TO-MORROW EVENING 18th, INST. The Entertainment will consist of SONGS, DIALOGUES, DRAMAS, Etc. Madame lie Liovre and Mr West have kindly offered their assistance, so the Sisters hope the public will patronise it as on former occasions. Tickets 2s and Is. Doors open at 7.30 p.m. Government Notices- Public Works Office, Auckland, sth December, 1902. 'PENDES will be received at this Office L until noon on TUESDAY, the 23rd hist, for REPAIRING and PAINTING POST OFFICE, WAOTU. Plan and Specifications may be seen at the Post Offices at Waotu and Hamilton, and at this office. The lowest or any tender not C, R. VICKERMAN, District Engineer. Lost, Found. &c. TRAYED on my property, red and kJ white Heifer, cut on right ear. George Read, Pukekura. STRAYED from Hamilton Railway Sta ►._* ton, Chestnut Buggy Mare, heavy in foal, four white feet, white star on fore head, good condition, no visible brands Finder rewarded returning same to C. HORSNELL, Station-master, Hamilton. Business No'ices Hamilton, December 15th, li»02. rAYING disposed of my butchering [ business to Messrs Stone ni cott, 1 take this opportunity of thanking my customers for the liberal support I havi for so many years received from them, anc to solicit a continuance of the same to w) successors. T. QUALTROUGH. Hamilton, December loth M to say that we have this day take: over Mr Qualtrough'a old establishe business, and hope by strict attentio to business, and by keeping meat of th very best quality only, to receive a libers share of patronage and support. G. STONE, R. CHILCOTT. J OODCARVING—ReIief, Chip, Flor: t V Chip, etc. Terms, 12s bd per quarte Is Gd per hour. Articles designed.—Mi; E. Ayling, 13, Victoria Arca.le, Auckland.
Business Notices. RANGITAIKI tE district KAXCITUk'I SUB-DIVISION. WHAKATAXrI CO InjXDERS works: CONTRACT No. 1-WESTERN DRAIN' KXCAVATIOX, 5 mill's i-0 chains '■\ miles I'! chains, width 0 f.vt, depth 3ft 6in : 2 miles 14 chains, width 8 feet, depth :*ft ('in. CONTRACT Xo. 2 EASTERN DRAIN EXCAVATION, 6 mil-= : 2 mil.--; drain, width (i fret, depth WW Kin ; 4 miles drain, Width S f-'et, depth aft (>in. CONTRACT Xo. a EASTERN BOUN DARY DRAIN EXCAVATION, 2 miles, width t feet, depth aft (iin. CONTRACT No. I—OUTLET LAGOON TO ORIXE, about I.") chains, width 12 feet, depth 3ft Giu. CONTRACT No. 5-EXCAVATION OF DRAIN THROUGH SECTION 61: 100 chains, width 8 feet, depth 3ft Cin. CONTRACT Xo. O—EXCAVATION OF DRAIN THROUGH SECTIONS 50, 51, 52, 53, and deepening existing drain. CONTRACT Xo. 7-CONSTRUCTION OF EM I! A N KM ENTS nhmg western side of Rangitaiki River, in sections 1 mile in length ; total length 5 miles, average width -ft Gin, height 2 feet. Specifications and conditions of contracts can lie seen at the oflice of this paper, and at the Board's office, Whakatane, after Monday, 15th December. Tenders to be addressed to the Chairman, and sent into the Board's office, Whakatane, not later than 11 a.m. on Wednesday, 21th December, 1902. The Lwest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. A. WARBRICK, Chairman Rangitaiki Drainage Board. Whakatane, Ist December, I ( JU2. BOROUGH OF CAMHPJDGE. FIRE BRIGADE. \ LL voung men of Cambridge willing; . to join a VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE are asked to send in their names to the Town Clerk on or before noon of SATURDAY, the 20th instant. Proper appliances, brigade house and uniforms will be provided by the Borough Council. T. HARTLY, Town Clerk. BOROUGH OF CAMBRIDGE. PUBLIC notice is hereby vjyen that all HORSES or CATTLE FOUND ON THE STREETS of the B >rough of Cam bridge, either by day or night, on and after WEDNESDAY, 17th December, 1002, will be impounded, and their owners, if known, will be proceeded against according to By order, T. HARTLY, Town Clerk. SHIM! REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND PROPERTY AUCTIONEERS, 95 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. WAIKATO AGENT: MR M. G. FARRER, " BANKWOOD," HAMILTON, Who will conduct intending purchasers to properties free of charge, and will be glad to receive particulars of properties for sale. CHEAP BUSH FARM. Adjacent to Railway Station. P Q "1 AS. Per Acre, 238 acres good cO*J -L' ' level land in heavy rimu timber, except 40 acres which have been grassed and fenced : close to post office j station and township; handy to good mar ket, and about 150 miles from Auckland. 711(3 RICH LITTLE FARMS. I Close to Station, &c. j i to =£22 per acre. Several hands J-O farm sections of from 22 to 3d acres each ; very fertile land, fenced, and in remarkably good grass ; on one there is some pretty bush; all well watered; one mile from station and large township, any about 30 miles from town. Prices range from £lB to £22 per acre; one-third cash, balance five years at 5 per cent. 7056 HANDY FARM. Twenty miles from Auckland. £(\Q(\— 108 ACRES; all fenced and sUU-vv/ sub-divided ; 85 acres grass; 12 acres crop; small orchard; 1 acre bush ; 4 acres drained swamp j balance rough land house of four rooms and verandah ; stabks, cowshed, &c.; mile from school, post office, &c.; one mile from creamery and oh from station. Price, £620 ; terms if desired. 7164 UNIMPROVED LANDS.' NGAROTO PARlSH—Allotment 360, con taining 50 acres. £75. TAUPIRI PAKISH -Allotment 325, con taining 50 hcres, £3B. TAUPIRI PARlSH—Allotment 189, con taining 50 acres, £3O. TAUPIRI PARlSH—Allotments 377 and 379. containing 100 acres, £75. TUHIKARAMEA PARIBH-Allotment 30, containing 50 acres, £SO. TUH IK \EAMEA PARISH Allotment 131, containing 50 acres, £3O. TUHIKARAMEA PARISH- Allotment 74, containing 50 acres, £75. 7692 We undertake any business in con nection with the selling, buyingi mort is aging or leasing of land and buildings md confine our attention to this. Samuel Vaile and Sons, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT?, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. _____ 21/10 ; T7OR PRESENTATION GOODS, tor 1 Jj E. J. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge. ; TO MEN Write for free oopy of valuable book about yourselves, your health, you happiness, your future It contains a fuH exposition of tbe human system and the remedies adopted. No 1 need to consult doctors. Posted free in sealed > envelope. Every man should read it. Ad -3 Iresa-G. Speofio, 639 Elizabrth-Street North Melbourne.
Business Notices- VERANDAH BLINDS CHEAP LL .sizes from 4s to 12s at SANDERS, Q.CE., Cambridge. SUMMER DRINK'S. DASPBEKRY SYRUP of Special 1A Quality, made expressly for m" K brand of (-ieuuine Raspberry Vine gar, Limeiuice, Limejuice Cordial Herb Hvr extract, Do Carles roncen- Irated drinks. Eiffel Tower eon- Cutrated drinks, really spleudil. SANDERS, Q.CE. K GOODS,"K GOODS. " K RASPBERRY JAM in Tins and Jars. Iv Jams assorted do. do. K Marmalade, K Nectarine Convor.se, K Potted Meats K Raspberry Vinegar, guaranteed made from genuine Raspberry K Potted Meats, K Sheep's Tongues, K Beef Tea. K Vinegar K Tomato and Worcester Sauce Pepper, etc., etc. If you want reliable goods that will please you, trv K goods. SANDERS, Q.CE. NEW XMAS FRUITS. L/TACHINE DRESSED CURRANTS . from 1-Jd lb. Finest quality Patras, do. Cd lb. Seeded Raisins and Muscatels, Lexias, Valencias, Sultanas from 7d lb ; Figs, Dates, Desert Muscatels, Peaches, Pears, Apricots, Pine Apples from 7d; Almonds, nuts of all kinds. Evaporated Peaches, Apricots, from Sd lb. Prunes from Sd. Apples. Finest quality goods at right prices. SANDERS, Q C.E. CONFECTIONERY. CHOCOLATES of all makes in every variety, including Magawattee Lollies of all kinds, Metz Fruits, Xmas Stockings, Jewel Packets, etc. SANDERS, Q.CE. TAKE NOTICE. Ijiwui now j.wLLw.l im.-o.LS, English, Ameri can and Colonial. For finest quality of Salmon, Sardines, etc. Trv SANDERS, Q.CE. BISCUITS from 3Jd to 5s lb. sell you all, either in variety, CHINA GLASS, ETC. CiALL and see the display ot articles in J the window at Is each. Plenty more inside. A fine assortment of goods to hand, suitable for wedding and Xmas presents. SANDERS, Q.CE. DO YOU WANT FURNITURE ? I CAN supply you with Furniture of Superior make of well - seasoned über, at very reasonable prices. Furni ture and Bedding of every description, made to order hy competent workmen: SANDERS, Q.CE. SASHES, DOORS, ETC A STOCK of Sashes, Doors, Manfcel i."3L pieces, Verandah Brackets, etc., on hand, splendidly made of well-seasoned timber, at the lowest prices ever offered. Kauri timber, cheap and good. F. J. SANDERS, Agent for J. McAndrew & Co., Paeroa. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. ONLY first-quality in Seeds and Manures are supplied by us. Samples may be seen at our agent, Mr F. J. Sanders, Cam bridge. Agent for W. S Laurie k Co., Auckland. QUALITY IS THE TEST OF CHEAP NESS. McCORMICK Harvesting Machines, are not the lowest priced on the market, but the quality is unequalled, and they are guaranteed to give satisfaction. Binders, Mowers, or Rakes. A full stock of fittings on hand for all machines. F. J. SANDERS, Sole Agent Auckland Province. WHILE thanking my numerous patrons throughout Waikato for their kind support, no effort will be wanting on my part to merit a continuance of the same. My ambition is to keep the finest quality of goods procurable. Wishing you all a merry Xmas and a happy and prosperous New Year. F. J. SANDERS, Q.CE. Cambridge.
Jars, Preserving Pans I in Brass, Copper, and Enemelled. Arras Cream Separators are the simplest, most effective known. Call and inspect them. Prices 50s up. SANDERS, CAMBRIDGE. HOT WEATMEK GOODS Milne & Choyce, Ltd., AUCKLAND. WASHING BLOUSES, Special job line at 2s Gd, :3s 6d, 4s 6d ; JVlereerised Sateen Blouses, floral styles, 4s lid to 12s Gd; "White and Coloured Washing Slk Blouses, beautifully trimmed, at 12s 6d, 15s Gd, to 355. HOLLAND COSTUMES, with new Rus sian and Eton jackets, and smartly cut skirts, from 2 Is 9d the costume. UNDERSKIRTS, in washing prints, all trimmed, at 2s lid, 3s Gd, 3s lid, to 10s Gd; Fancy Materials, from 5s lid to 255. WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, Special Value, trimmed lace or embroidery and tucks, 3s lid, 53 lid, Gs lid, to 27s Gd. NEW SUNSHADES-Handsome Cream Satin Sunshades, with wide moire stripe, 10s yd; Striped and Floral Roman Satins, Gs lid, Ss lid, 10s Gd ; Plain and Fancy Parasols in every shade. CHILDREN'S WHITE SILK FROCKS, lace trimmed, to fit children from 6 to i) years, 9s lid to 21s. NEW'FANCY GOODS FOR PRESENTS —Good Fancy Soaps, 3 cakes in artis tic box, Is 3d. Is Gd, 2s 6d, 4s Gd; Photo Frames, in all shapes, Is, Is 3d, Is 9d, 2s Gd. to 10s fid ; Purses, at Od, Is, Is 3d, Is 9d, to 20s ; Fancy Boxed Hand kerchiefs, Is 3d, Is Gd, Is 9d, Is lid, to 10s Gd the box; Real Maltese Lace Scarves and Collars, 10s itd, 12s Gd, 15s Gd, to 455. NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN— Special selection of Gent's Neckties, at Is, Is Gd, 2s Gd, to 4s Gd. SERVICEABLE LINEN HANDKER CHIEFS-Plain hem, Is, Is 3d, Is 6d; hem-stitched, Is 6d to 3s 6d. SMART WASHING WAISTCOATS, in white, drab, and shepherd's plaids, at 5s lid, Gs lid, Ss 6d, to 15s 6d. FRENCH STRAW PANAMA HATS, Gs lid. Latest Hats in every style. NEW TUNIC AND TENNIS SHIRTS, from 3s Gd to 7s Gd ; Gent's White and Coloured Sweaters, 3s 6d, 3s lid to 10s 6d. Immense stockjof Gent's Summer Underclothing.
Davis & Crr DAVIS AND CO. TILL SELL, at their Mart and Yard, » » mi THURSDAY NEXT. XMAS Pol !,!';;y, Hiu s, Huron, ami new laid (in wherries, Spring Trap, 2 Galvanised Iron Tanks. 2 Second hand Pianos, Anioriran Or.'an. 2 Sow ing Machines, Ranges, and Kegi»trar G rales, Milk Can, Averv Scales, «g Machines, Ranges, and Registrar G rales, Milk Can, Avery Scales, Camera, (i rarna ph. me, Carpenters Tex >ls, 2 Violins. 1 Accordeou.Fot I'lauts, Sand Snap, L'ictnrrs, Books, Mud.', I.aly's Bike, Clock. Perambulator, Garl'ii Cultivator, i>. and S.I. Bedsteads, Bed ding, Wash Stand and Ware, Chairs, Tables, Linoleum, Child's Cot and Chair, also a Large Stuck ef Drapery, 30 Pair Lace Curtains, B >ots arid Shoes, Fancy Goods, Watches, Jewel lery, etc. SPECULATOR LARGE OK SMALL CAPITAL \ ND, all those anxious to Secure GOOD INVESTMENTS of Substantial and Increasing Value and to those wishing to secure COMFORTABLE HOMES SNUG FARMS OR GOOD PASTORAL PROPER TIES We would call your attention to the fact that we can offer the best and most com plete List of Properties of all kinds in thd Waikatoand surrounding Districts, and are prepared to FINANCIALLY, ASSIST BUYEES. We cannot here advertise our large list of properties in detail, but we are always ready to give, or post full particulars to intending buyers, also to conduct them over the different properties we have for Sale, free of charge. Wo have properties ftom 50 acre to 500') acres blocks in price from 17s 6d per acre to £\u per acre with good roads, near Post Office, school, (dreameries and Pail way, and on Easy 'Perms. IF YOU Desire to Sell We shall be glad to receive full particulars of your property which we advertise in different parts of New Zealand and Australia, which costs you nothing, as advertising is the keystone to our success and our terms are, NC SALE, NO CHARGE. We have numerious inquiries from all parts of New Zealend and Australia, our con nection being very extensive. Having lately sold several properties is a proof of our ability to do business. Why Pay Kent. We have several Good Town Properties with 4to 9 roomed houses, with \ acre tc 10 acre good land in or Hamilton East ana West. Easy terms. For further parti culars apply to DAYIS & CO. AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, HAMILTON. Auction sales conducted in all parts of the country. Advances made on all goods placed with us for Sale. WAIKATO AGENTS and SHOW ROOMS for the WONDERFUL WERTHEIM SEWING MACHINE Three machines in one. On Time Pay ment, 2s tid per week. Also, PIANOS & ORGANS English and German, and on easy terms. From 2s Gd per week. See our quality and price before you pur chase. WAIKATO AGENTS Northern Fire Insurance Company Capital £s, 689,001). WAIKATO AGENTS Imperial (gold medal) Calf Food. T best in the market. Once used always used. Auction sales at our New Mart and Yards, Hamilton, EVERY SATURDAY at 2 p.m., of POULTRY, PIGS, PRODUCE FURNITURE, etc. Anything you have for sale TAKE IT TO DAVIS & CO. and have it turned into cash. GOODS FOR THE CHRISTMAS SEA SON in any quantity at WILKIN SON'S, Cambridgo Toys, Dolls, Albums, Purses, Photo Frames, Writing Cases. Fancy Goods, etc. AWBTA Leaves KAWHIA every TUESDAY m d FRIDAY, at 8 a.m. 1 Leaves PIRONGIA every WEDNE DAY and SATURDAY at 7 ».<v. ' Arriving at PirongU every TUESDAY and FRIDAY | This liD9 passes through T E RAU-A -M 0 A AND GOVERNMENT KING COUNTRY LANDS To ba shortly opened for eeleotion. A-SYMONDS&OO PROPRIETORS ... TE AWAMUTU ALMADALE, HAMILTON. Private Boarding Estab lishment. MRS F. A. QUICK. Every Comfort and Convenience for Tourists. nOT AND COLD BATHS. ffl*Pi;tff£v OINTMENT °ures Skin Emotions, Sores ~ freasts, Ulcerations, White swr ings, Gatherings, Poisoned Cuis, Bruises and Burns. HOLLOWAYS OINTMENT JmnluaWe for Chest and Throat Attoctions, sue h as Asthma, Bron niii 8 ' «? ums y« Mumps, Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat and Influenzal SMliulactured only at 78, New Oxford strut Uats 633, Oxford street!. Londou.
W. J. Hunter. IN consequence of the New Year Holidays the undersigned WILL NOT HOLD ANY SALES at Te Awainutu on Decem ber 27th, Cambridge on .January 3rd, or Ohaupu on January litli. w. J. ir. u N T V) i;. THURSDAY AND Fill DAY, DECEM BER \h and i:>. BPE 'IAL SM' OF tiOKSJ S \T HAMILTON. Th under «. ! hold his Annua 1 H»ri-e Sac at tbo M .„.• t „ B-r-ugh Yards on above dates, of about •J|W| UNBROKEN COLTS AND o\t\t FILLIES, HEAVY AND MEDIUM DRAUGHT MARES \ND GELDINGS, UPSTANDING HARNESS HO -SHS AND HACKS Entrio-i to date from H. A. Hell, G. Rob sou, Hogan, E. Potts. Zelliuau, Bridgmau W. E. Jones, McDonald, Graham, Grigsby, 11. Weal, Willoughby, Davidson, Newell Chitiy, Windsor, Ournpstone, Hannon, Houston, Gibbons, Arnold, Teddy, Shaw, Turnwald, Rauch, Patterson, Morgan, Cow ling, Ormsby, Johnstone, Finch, Bruce, Starkey, Bell, Douglas, Stewart, Home, Holmes, Corbett, Crouch, Hicks, Seddon Prendagast, Shaw, Death Bros., Noble Dawson, Cassidy, Smith and Hamblino'j Walsh, Holland, Fry, McLarnon, Hill Dun stan, Dodd, Bruce, Hinton, Jackson, Bar ford, Washer, Corboy, Hansen, Galvan, Bell, Littlewood, White, Friar and Davies, Prince, Foster, Darragh, Dooley, Luxton', Hall, Kae, Jones, Bukowsky, Teasdale, Holtby, Calder, Snook, Marwood, Calder, Germann, Shakespear, Holcroft, Andrews, Rennie, Walton, Wilson, Looker, Hodges, Laxon, Hines, Johnston, Tamaki, Berry, Graham, Millar, Lyndsay, Riley, Corcoran, Tamaki, Tyson, Orr, Dalboth, Bellamy, Alexander, Ashwin, Dougherty, Caiey, Harper Mare, Light Spring trap, and Har ness, Mare, Sulky, and Harness W. G. Rae Pair of Well-matched Buggy Ponies, 13 hands high, J. Houston. Upstanding Bay Gelding, oyrs, good hack, carries lady j from Tau ranira Well-bred mare and foal, C. Jar rett Upstanding Chestnut Horse, from Wanganui, sound, grand hack ani jumper Handsome Unbroken Child's Pony, by Bonnie Tom -Shetland mare Heavy Spring-cart Mare, took first prize Waikato Show, 1902, and a splendid worker in any Harness Double-seated Buggy (Gee and Pot ter), Pole and Harness, W, Lyndsay Pair of Well-matched Black Buggy Horses 1 Bay Cob, good hack, E. Tickelpenny 1 Upstanding Four-year-old Mare, by Locbinvar, quiet and good hack, Williamson Bros. 4 Medium Draught Horses, Reid and Gray D.F. Plough, Disc and Tine Harrows, Swingletrees and Harness, Geo. Grant 6 First-class Buggy Horses and Good Hacks, G. Robinson, Auckland Handsome Brown Riding Cob, by Merrymaker, a perfect hack, fast walker, quiet and sound, from Wahangi 7 First-class Draught Colts and Fillies, three and four-year- old from Auckland 5 Superior Draught Mares and Geld ings, four to eight years, with trials in dray, W. J. Graham 1 Light American Double-seated Buggy, with pole and shafts Commencing at 11 o'clock sharp on Thursday with unbroken stock ; at 8 o'clock sharp on Friday W. J. H U N T E a MONDAY, DECEMBER 20. CLEARING SALE AT HAUTAPU The undersigned has received instructions from Mrs J. Russell, (at Pukeroro Post Office, Hautapu), who is leaving the Waikato, to sell the whole of her 10USEHOLI) FURNITURE First-class Piano Single-seated Buggy Good Quiet Horse and Harness Two-wheeled Roadster, Horse and Harness Choice Dairy Cow, just calved Fowls, Sundries Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. W. J. HUNTER. CAMBRIDGE CATTLE SALeT SATURDAY, January 10,1903. In consequence of the usual sale day falling on the 3rd (holiday week), I will hold my next Cambridge sale on January 10th, one week later than usual, and will sell : 'A WELL . BRED YOUNG cM' CATTLE, from neighbourhood 40 Choice 18-month and Two-year-old Half-bred Polled Augus Steers and Heifers, W. Thornton 20 Well-bred Yearlings, R. Brown 8 Choice Yearlings, Mr Price 45 Choice Yearlings and Strong Calves, W. P. Reid, G. Reid. 8 Fresh-conditioned Cows and Heifers W. P. Reid 20 Choice Yearlings, Robert Brown 12 Well-bred Calves, Taotaoroa 15 Very Choice Shorthorn 18-month old Steers, G. Nickle 8 Choice Yearlings, Mr Price 30 Well-grown Choice Steer Calves, 6 Fat Cows, F. Hicks 12 Prime Fat Heifers. Jos. Gane, W. Selby ', 6 Good Dairy Cows, at Calving, W. Stanley HUNTER. SHEEP FAIR. February, 1903. THE undersigned will hold his First Sheep Fair at Ohaupo Yards, as above. Entries solicited W. J. HUNTER. OHAUPO CATTLE SALE. Tuesday, December 23. The undersigned will sell at the Ohaupo Yards on Tuesday, December 23rd: QA C 0 W S O\J 30 One and Two-year-old Steers, from Kawhia 20 Strong Calves, mostly steers, Puke rimu 12 Yearling Steers, Markham 5 Cows and Calves, P. Coyle Entries Solicited. At 12 o'clock. W. J. HUNTER. GOVERNMENT INSURANC L DEPARTMENT iB prepared to grant Employers of Labour Covers against Riski— connected with their trade or business—under the Workers' Compensation Act, the Em ployers' Liability Acts, aa well as under Common Lav. Owners of property and Mortgagees also T-otected under special tables. Personal Ao ident Insurance effected in all branches. For particulars as to rates, etc., apply to be 'ocal Office of the Department. J. H..RIGH.ARDSON, Commiisk'ow
TO WHv. fN T (-onsflqileiioo days, the dtidefsig< Sale at Ohaupo on Tu«sda v ****** CAMBRIDGE STOCK SAL. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30. U\ HEAD OP GOOD BEEF H Fat Steers, fi Christmas Beef, Richo 1 , Reynolds 10 Prime Fat Cows, Win. Vosper 8 Fat Steers, Jno. Fisher is Empty Cows, 18 Calves, G. LuxtoO H'j horn Ewes, with lamb* at side, #, Luxtou 12 Cukes, Giles Keeley. 80 Very Choice li to 18 months steer* 6 Well-bred Nine-week-old Pigs, T. Pennell. 30 Good Beef, Tauwhare and Eureka 25 Real Good Calves, 2 Store Cows, J. Allwill 2 Dairy Cows, neighbourhood 18 Calves, 16 Fat Geese, Hautapu From Rook Bros, who are giving np dairying It Cows, in full milk 14 Calves 2 New Factory Cans 2 Pigs Horse, Trap and Harness Set Tine Harrows, Horse Hoe, eto Also, from W. and E. Nickle: 17 Dairy Cow 3, in full milk, mostly first or second calf McNICOL k CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. HAMILTON STOCK SALE. MONDAY, December 22. In consequence of the usual date falling on Christmas Day, we will hold our next Hamilton Sale as above, on Monday December 22. IQYEARLINGS, Lmi Wm, Mawhinney 50 Hoggets, Tauwhare 30 Head Good Beef Champion Drill, 13 coulters 17 Dairy Cows,in full milk.seven of them heifers, balance good milkens. These cows are from one plate, and comprise the owner's whole dairy of cows 8 Weaners, John Martin Two-vear Shorthorn Bull, 20 Fat Ewes, Cambridge Roller, good working order, F. M. Hall 60 Fat Sheep, Stretton Entries Solicited. McNICOL k CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. OHAUPO Sale of December 30 will no be held Mc'NICOL i Co. WAIHOU STOCK SALE. Friday January 9, 1903. In consequence of usual sale day January 2. coming amidst the holidays we will hold our next Waihou Sale as above—one week later than usual -1 r WELL - BRED THREE-YEAR. lO OLD STEERS McNICOL k CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. SALE OF ROTO-O-RANGI HERD OF SHORTHORN CATTLE AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, January 28,1903. f)K(\ HEAD OF PEDIGREE LO\) CATTLE 130 Cows and Heifers, now with bull 35 Yearling Heifers 75 Calves 4 Bulls 4 Draught Horses and Harness 6 Hacks Without Roserve. Catalogue and particulars on application Origin of Herd : The cows were origi nally imported from Melbourne, purchased in 1870 from some of the best breeders there, including the Circular Head Co. of Tasmania, one of the first, if not the first company, to import and breed pure Shorthorns in Australasia ; kept pure since by bulls bred by J. Horwood, Bridgewater Park herd j B. Afenlove, Esq. Oamaru • A. A. Fantham, Esq., Hawera; late John Grigg, Longbeaoh, Canterbury ; Archdeacon Williams, Te Aute, Hawke's Bay ; W. Nixon, Esq., Can 1 terbury ; R. D. D. McLean, Esq., Maraeka kaho, Hawke's Bay ; MoHirdy Bros.. Pal merston North; and N.Z, Land Associa tion. McNICOL k CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, February 4, 1903. HVES, LAMBS, WETHERS AND 1 RAMS Entries solicited. At 12 o'clock. McNICOL k CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. PEDIGREE POLLED ANGUS BULLS FOR PRIVATE SALE. t PURE-BRED POLLED ANGUS U BULLS, the property of Mr Alex ander Aitken, and bred upon the Kerence Estate. For further particulars apply to McNICOL & CO. POB pRIVATE OALB FARMS in all parts of the district AGENTS FOR: Little's Sheep Dip, Fluid and Powder The Highland Sheep Dip P. and I). Duncan's Implements E.L.T. Noxious Weed Destroyer, a con-" densed fluid prepared for the de struction of blackberry, gorse, briar, etc. When properly applied this preparation is entirely reliable. One gallon of fluid to 40 gallons of water; Supplied in one, two, and five-gallon drums; one gallon 6s 6d, two gallons 5s 6d, five gallons ss. Spray pomps especially constructed for the pur pose, pricos £4, 105. If bushes are small the fluid can be applied with ordinary water-can. Further par ticulars and testimonials on applica tion. McNICOL & CO, |
WT/1902/WT_19021217/MM_01/0004.xml | 4,324 | FREIGHTS ON DAIRY PRODUCE.
WHAT THE NATIONAL DAILY ASSOCIATION HAS DONE. All matters in any way pertaining to industry are of the greatest im po :n ce to our renders, and we there f >.v ijve in extenso an article which applied in the Evening Lost of the loth nsr, C'v.vspondence has lately been published in our columns on the sub ject of the freights on butter from New Zealand to London. As the question is one of considerable impor tance, a Lost reporter interviewed the Acting-Secretary of the National Dairy Association of New Zealand (.Mr Francis Shaw) on the subject. Mr Shaw stated that in May last W Association entered into an agree ment with the New Zealand Shipping Company and the Shaw, Savill and Albion Company, for five years as from Ist October, 1902, in which the companies contracted to despatch a - "boat fortnightly for the carriage of dairy produce during the season. That in itself is a considerable im provement on the monthly service which your correspondent "Trans port " suggests the Government should subsidise. Previously, continued Mr Shaw, the freight on butter was 5-8 d per lb on the gross weight, with 10 per cent, primage and a rebate of 5 per cent, if paid in London. Under the new agreement the rate of freight is three farthings per lb in boxes and 13-16 d per lb in kegs, net weight, without primage if frieght paid in the colony, and plus 2 per cent, primage if paid in London. The shipping companies also pay coastal freight from grading ports to Wellington up to 10s per ton weight, the balance (if any) being paid by ship pers. The shipping companies also make the Association an allowance of H per cent, on the net freight on butter and cheese for the first three years, and 3 per cent, for the last two years, the first allowance to be paid in October, 1903. The Association will refund this allowance to the ship pers. Further, the Association has the first claim on the space provided for carriage of butter in the fortnightly steamers, and Wellington is to be the final port of call, unless for excep tional reasons, when Lyttelton will be substituted. Mr Shaw also drew at tention to another clause in the con tract, under which in the event of any reduction in freight on dairy pro duce or better allowances, terms, or conditions being made by the ship ping companies concerned, or by any other bona fide shipping company, during the currency of the agreement, a similar reduction or allowance is to be made to the Dairy Association. Your correspondent also says, con tinued Mr Shaw, that " no such rate of freights (417 per ton) rules in any other part of the world." Well, the freights on butter from New Zealand to London is exactly the same as from Melbourne to London, although Mel bourne is very much nearer, besides which, the shipping companies here under special warranty which makes the ship responsible' in the event of any injury being caused to the cargo. In fact, a representative of Dalgety and Co., who was over here recently, declared that the rates obtained by this Association were better than those ruling in Mel bourne. " Transport " also says that if the Tongariro was fully loaded with butter she would earn in one voyage more than one-half her value as a cargo-carrying steamer That may be so, said Mr Shaw, but if the dairy producers of the colony could till such a ship every fortnight there is not the slightest doubt that very much better terms could be arranged. Of course, if we could get enough cargo to warrant the ships calling at any other port than London it would be sent there, but it must be remembered that the quantity of cargo on a ship is cabled Home as soon as the vessel sails, and it is often sold in the Lon don market previous to the arrival of the vessel. Sales, added Mr Shaw, are made in London on the Govern ment grade notes of this colony, and not on the condition of the butter on its arrival. Finally, the following quotation, from the speech of the President (Mr J. G. Harkness) at the annual meeting of the Association, will be of interest: —" In my opinion the present con tract is a distinct advance on any previous one that has been made. The bill-of-lading under which our dairy produce will now go Home is similar to that under which frozen meat is carried. This was not so before. The bill-of-lading to-day is wider in scope, and we have a guaran tee that the produce will be carried in good condition. The freight will also in future be charged on the net weight The charge on butter is to be | peril), without primage, if paid in the colony! the shipping companies to make an allowance of 2.i per cent on the net freight for the first three years, and 5 per cent for the last two years. To a factory that is annually shipping ten ten thousand boxes of butter, this will mean a saving of at least £l2O. If the Association had done nothing else beyond arranging such a contract it would still have done sufficient to warrant the hearty co-operation and support of the factories. Although the executive fought hard to procure better terms in regard to the shipping of cheese, I regret we were unable to > procure any great concessions. The * difficulty is that the cheese cases are so irregular in size that in placing them in the steamers' coo! chambers there is a considerable loss of space, and the shipping agents have some times said that if they had an inch or two more in the cool chamber they could have put in a thousand more cases. The butter boxes, on the other hand, are all uniform in size and it is easy to ascertain the exact space that
is required. Consequently the shid ning companies were prepared to make ■i reduction in the freight of butter, whereas they would not do so on cheese."
Tire WAIKATO TIMES, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1902.
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Can't Eat You certainly don't want to eat if you are not hungry. But you must eat, and you must digest your food, too. If not, you will become weak, pale, thin. (Jo.nl food, good appetite, good digestion,—these are essential. ***► £**»* Mr. Robert Venus, of kmnceston, Tas mania, sends us his photograph and savs: "I suffered greatly from less of appetite, Indigestion, pains in the stomach, weakness, and nervousness. Several doctors tried in vain to give me relief. A friend then induced me to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla, for it had done him much good. The first bottle worked wonders for me. Soon my appetite came back, my indigestion was cured, and I wag Strong and hearty." There are many imitation " Sarsaparillas." Be sure you get Ayer's. Keep your bowels in good condition by using Ayer's Pills. They cure constipation, coated tongue, biliousness, sick headache. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer& Co., Lowell, Mass., U.S.A EVANS' ONDERFUL DEMEDIES TUSSIODRA. -For Coughs and Colds. WITCH'S OIL. -For Rheu matics, Chilblaines etc. MOUNTAIN KINO ASTHMA POWDER.-For Asthma and Bronchits. These preparatioss, which have gained a widespread reputation throughout the Col ony are obtainable in the Waikato district from the following :—H. J. Clifford, Morinsa ville ; Thos. Wells, Cambridge ; W. Escott, Cambridge ;F. J. Sand* m, Cambridge; Chas Boyce, Cambridge; Parr Bros., Hamilton , E. J. Davey, Hamilton : W. Dey, Hamil on ; J S. Ed'virls, Ohaupo ; G. M. A. Ahier, Te Awamutu ; F. A. Chapman, Kihi kihi ; Green an! Glebrock, Te Kuiti and Otoroh'nga ; Dooby and P-»t rson, Ngarir wahia ; U. F. Saedts, Hfmi'ton ; A. E. Manning, Hamilton ; R. J. Roberts, Cam bridge. Price, 2/6. GOYLE AND JOLLY, HAMILTON. "XT-HOLES ALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Sawn and Dressed Timber, MOULDINGS DOORS SASHES JOINERY, Ac. Also, stock Posts and Wire Builders' Ironmongery White Lead and Oil, etc. Jobbing Work Done. Plans and Specifications Prepared and Estimates Given. Agents for United Fire Insurance Co. TO WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS HOTELKEEPERS, and the General Public in the CITY OF AUCKLAND, and the SURROUNDING DISTRICT. IT having come under the notice of the undersigned Dunediu Hrewers that BOTTLED ALE AND S OUT PUR PORTING TO BE DUNEDINALE AND STOUT is now being sold throughout the Auckland District, bearing on the Labels the name of D. ARK ELL, and a statement that the same is brewed expressly for D Arkeli, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Brewers that THEY DO NOT BREW FOR OR SUPPLY ALE OR STOUT TO the said D. Arkeli. Date! at Dunedin, this 15th day of Julv 1902. J } JAMES SPETGHT AND CO., LIMITED. McGAVIN AND CO. MAURICE JOEL WILLIAM STRACHAN AND CO TAKt^TEASPGQNSFUL /htiikmm: FOR COUGHS SCOLDS IT ACTS UKE. MAGIC!! IfiU ttILRYWKE.R£ i/§ & 2j§.
TUCKER'S Sunshine Fruit Syrups. Two flavours- Raspberry and Lemon. A (id packet will make two gallons refresh ing summer drink. Use with water or seltzo<rtme. Sunshine Jelly Crystals. f'd packets. A great success. Fifteen 'flavours. Cannot be beaten. One packet <'"iepinl finest jelly. Ask the flavour yon prefer. Sunshine Pudding- Powdor. fid boxes. Four different flavours, two il:iv urs in ,-acli (xl box. Each b'd box,with milk, etc., makes two quarts delicious pud ding. r unshine Custard Powder. Four flavours, assorted, in each 6d box. Each flavour makes one pint. Family Baking- Powder. One more kind 1 ;; -]%- wanted as a cus t »ier ! Col the first tin ! the second will soon come alomr. We do not ask you to u.M' the tin to LIFT the scones. You get honest, full weight, exclusive of the tin always. _ That Boy knows the Grocer, and the Grocer ku.>\vs fhe iJoy by this time ! !! Of all Grocers. Manufacturer : W. F. Tnckor, COMMERCE STREET, AUCKLAND. IAMFBELL AND "DHRENFRIEr> "10MPANY, f IMITED, Oapitax ~ £300,000 48, QUEEN STREET WdARF, ALBERT BREWERY QUEEN.STREET. AKD DOMAIN BREWERY, NEWMARKET. DIBEOTOBB J. Logan Oampbmjl, Esq. (Obairman), A rthuf M. Mtxbs (Man&pinf? Direotor), and Lbo M. Mrvßfl. Siobwabt: AifbbdS. Bankabt, Cable Address: "Beehive," Auckland. AGENTS FOR- R. PORTER A 00., " Builder " ALE STOUT. Tionrloo M. B. FOSTER A SONS (Ltd. "Bu, ALE and STOUT, London J. BOHWEPPE & CC, MINERAL WATERS, Sydney sod London uu n. ouxvjvjci, oun«Arrs, Hatrburz W. & G. GILBEY, SCHNAPPS, London J. W. BURMESTER, PORT, Oporto ADET SEWARD & CO., V.D. CLARET JAB. BUCHANAN & CO.. SCOTCH WHISKY, London JAMES WATSON & CO, srOTCH WHISKY, Dundee PEASE, SON & CO., 8.0.5. WHISKY Darlington HIRAM WALKER & SONS (Ltd " Canadian Olnb " WHISKY, Ontario DUNVILLEI ft SONS (Ltd.), V.R. IRISH WHISKY, Belfast SIR JOHN POWER & SONS. IRISH WHISKY, Dublin ROUYER GUILLET & CO., BRANDY Cognac ADELAIDE WINE CO., "Tanunda, Adelaide MOET & OHANDON, CHAMPAGNE Rpirciß KRUG & CO., CHAMPAGNE, Reims RUINART ft CO., CHAMPAGNE. ™-~- E. IRROY. CHAMPAGNE, Reims A. COLLIN, CHAMPAGNE, Chalons Em, Eio. Em A vary Largs Assortment of the BUST sbanps of WINES ft SPIRITS, Including \USRALIAN WINES, always on hand, JIGARS.—Many well-known bkasdb Selection. ALBERT ft DOMAIN BREWERIES PRIZE MEDALS AND AWARDS : Sydney Exhibiton, 1879, Melbourne Ex bibition, 1880; Wellington Eahibiton, 1885 inokland Exhibition, 1877,1878.1879,1880 Colonial aD<3 Indian Exhibition, 1846 ; Dnn edin Exhibition, 1890. TASMANIAN EXHIBITION, 1891-2' Ale (bnlk). Special First Award Gold Heda!; Ale fbotthd). Firßt Award; Stout buli), Special Firf.t Award Gt-ld Medal: Htont (hottbd), Special First Award and Gold iledal. Also. CHAMPIONSHIP against Jl Foreign and Colonial Beer Exhibited j and MELBOURNE CENTENNIAL EXHIBL TICN, 1888 : First Prize and Gold Modal. THE CAMPBELL & EHRENPRIED COMPANY (Ltd.). 7/6/1 FOR BEST VALUE Lowest Prices GROCERIES SEND TO Macferson & West, HAMILTON. We are cash buy ere of Butter, Ege?, Horsehair, Fungu?, etc., etc. WAVE R L R FhoTeT AUCKLAND. MAURICE O'CONNOR, PROPRIe/K R desires to h.timate that he has taken over the business of this Popular Hotel, and won drespctfnlly request a continuance of the hb-ral support hitherto awarded his pre deseseor. v VISITORS TO AUCKLAND will find t at no effort w-ll be aparfd to afford tberr, e ■ ry o> ml rt, wbdst tbe TARIFF will be. a? previously, ' MOST MODERATE. TheHtelin witbn «->nfi minute wi'k Railway Stati -n an ' \VI, irf, md o »rn niul magnificent view of the Harbour. To the friends of the Propripfr-r in different parts of the colony, a Coad Mi ; ie Failthe wil ver be extended, ar,d a pleassut seiourn spurod. ' WINES, SPIRITS, ALES. ETC Of the BEST BRANDS ONLY MAURICE O'CONNOR. _£_ 3 _ 10 9/12 EXCELLENT ACCOMMoImTION FOR VISITORS. P.O. Box 350 Telephone 468. PriDce Arthur Hotel, WELLESLEY STREET, AUCKLAND. Wincs.and Spirits of tbe Best Brands Only st-olasa Billiard Room. W, M COOkK. F,r P ,(etor Lni-e U.S.S. Co ' 23/2 CHANGE OF WATER idaivooea. For this reason many ex perienced travellers carry a bottle of Chamberlain s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea liOllierlv with thorn fr> kr, „„„j • ' ~rr " v " D uo «u m case ot an emergency, lhis preparation has no equal as a cure for bowel complaints It cannot be obtained while on board the cars or .steamship, and that is where it is most likely to be needed. Buy a bottle before Sw m wwr EY ' A " ent > IHOMAb WELLS, Vgent Cambridge : GO M. A. AHIEB, Agent, To Awamltu sell it.
QUALITY, NOT CHEAPNESS, GRAIN & FERTILIZER DRILL. THE "FARMERS' FAVORITE." REMEMBER: About 120,000 formers have bought "Farmers' Favorite" Drills. Ihis great trade has been bu It up because the "Farmers' Favorite has proved itself capable of d.-in,- hotter work, with less cost for repairs, than any other. If you haw. any doubt if it is the best to buy the favorite or one of the so-called cheap drills now being offered, write to some farmer who has been using drills, and has a good general knowledge of the different makes, always keeping in mind the fact that Mr Joseph liam»li, President of the Waikato Farmer»' Club, bought the» "Farmers' Favorite" after he had used other makes. VVHI i T\ e don t know, and, if we ask him, being interested, ho miff'-it no care to tell u« a 8 we could use it as an advertisement. But he might tell you why he bought it If you are a private buyer « ask him." SOLE AGENTS: JSew Zealand Loan aaa Merciatile Agency Company, Limited, HAMILTON. LANSDOWNE ESTATE, OF 3300 ACRES ALL PLOUGHED & GEASSED Eversley Estate, 'OF 854 ACRES, ALL PLOUGHED AND GRASSED, Otterbura Estate, OF 793 ACRES, NEARLY ALL PLOUGHED AND QRAiSED. The above properties all adjoin the Walton Station, on the Auok'.and-Rotorua Railway line, and are within 29 miles of Hamilton and Cambridge. Tho land is of excellent quality, and is admirably adapted for DAIRY FARMS. OPEN FOR PRIVATE SALE, on Liberal Terms, ON 23rd APRIL, 1902. Copies of plans and full particulars obtainable from the undersigned THE NEW ZEAL.- < CANTILE AG, If A M I Or any of the I'o.isp'iny's !'r; Land. Land. Land. Taupiri Subdivision OF THE WOODLANDi I ESTATE A Few Sections Still Unsold EARLY APPLICATION SHOULD BE MADE FOR SAME. PRiCEs inw. mm easy. J Fur full particulars and plans apply to the undersigned. AND LOAN &MEU -NCI 7 CO., Ltd. LIIIN, rauchoc throughout the Colonr. WE AKE ADDRESSING THE FAIR SEX. WE ABE ADDRESSING THEM ON A FAIR QUESTION. ]j[ WE ARE ADDRESSING THEM IN A FAIR WAY. §■ LADiES, Will Dillon £ BA.D TELA. ? 1 China tea is not necessarily bad, but the greac chance is that it is certainly you nover get the best China Tea, nor yet the sacoad nor even the third best The best never leaves China, the second best is nearly all sent to Russia, the third, fourth, fifth and other descend ing grades come to Australia. Pa^ th !K mp - Or in° f , ohiDaTea are lessening steadily, and cor espondingly those of Ceylon are going up. Ceylon tea is grown in a Bnt.sh (Jolony and Ceylon is the picked spot of earth for tea grow ing. All Ceylon tea is good; the best is exquisite, and no other tea which is picked on the mountain heights of the Island, packed i, i ßP °v W n " gr °r> aUd BeQt do ™ t0 Australia to tho agents of the Nirvana Co., fresh by every mail. Nirvana Tea is put up in pounds and half pounds and every pack- ' £ ade mark of the ™- " | Parr Bros r^^ 6 ' W ' De * ****** i - i T'nSt ; fo L, 0 B P Teand W. Dibsell, Te £ Aroha, T. H. Hall and Co., Sole Agents, Auckland. ' g ew mr. Sf ANTS - ELEMES E. J. DAVEY, FIGS, DATES, MUSCATELS, ALMONDS SEEDFI) T?atsttvt«4 AND FANCY CONFECTIONERY RAISINS Agent Foi N.Z. Herald, Weekly News, and Auckland Star. E. J. DAVEY, GROCER, BAKER, AND GENERAL STOREKEEPER F. A. PEARSON, LAND, COMMISSION, AND GENERAL T HE 1/ AGENT AND VALUEK, KAWHTA. FRANETON JUNCTION, 1 h.'.vo several Farms, Business Sites n * *•* , Town eections, etc., in the Kawhiu, Raclan fi TJ 0 ?? • y lmt tW Bre 8,1 . vp «t,. ard Waikato Districts for Sale and invite •I• , y nr ' d 0r B»con Pi«s correspondence, weighing dressed 120 to IffOlbe at highest Ako Hole a-rent for tha Mahino Noxious C ? rK 2 t P "T- v l the 3 ° ar round - Heavier Weed Extern inator in the abov* Districts p ? 8 Weu feolshed fts V le bought at lower aDd if any farmers who fisye Blackberry] pnces * Briar, Ragweed, etc., on their ( lands will „. communicite with me, I will arrange to meet r. ?8 rece ' at Factory on Tuesday, them at an early date and experiment on A ° nr *lay and Friday of each "week. patches just to *.how them the killing -pal- ties. Hundreds of galloos used weekly in A weekly prize c_ the Taranaki District, and the price in with- Pound will be paid to the suppUeTof the in reach of all. best lot of 6 Pigs received during each Sole Agent North of Wanganui: Walter week * Syme, M. H. R. # F. A. PEARSON, o ££2PJlis' £»?"' TAINUI-STEEET KAWHIA. 4/4 UMES HALLY, Secretary.
DAIRY FARMS FOR SALE LOCKERBIE MATAMATA, WAITC'A. rHB PKOPhEn OF The Assets Realisation Board. THESR Properties have beei rarveyed into FARMB of suitable area, from 65 acres tn 350 bom?, ere of Good Quality Soil, Wei! Watered. Oloce to Railway, and within easy ■ii-tance of Orflameries and Factory. Buyers may Belect Any rea, and Purchase ■m VERY EASY TERMS OF PAY MENT. INTEREST.—4J per centum per annum. PLANS AND PARTICULARS may be obtained from— THE BOARD'S MANAGERS on the Properties. Mbssto H. & J. CLIFFORD, Morrin" viile. Mkssbs MoNIOOL & CO., Hamilton. Mb A. W. EDWAEDS, Te Aioha Mb A. HANNA, Solicitor, Auckland Or THE HEAD OFFICE, Wellington. WALTER 0. FOSTER, 8/11 General Manager MRS. SAMUELS, MAIL CARRIER, STOREKEEPER FRUITERER ETC., ONGARUE News Afreet fcr all Weekly and Daily Papers. Refreshments, D'uiuk Rooms, md Good Bads. Mesln at *1 h »>.-b, Order prttrp endfd tn MONEY MONEY > \J /IHEaP MONEY £IOO to £IO,OOO ON COUNTRI, CITY, AND SUBURBAN [FREEHOLDS it 4i per Tent. Teiro- of Repayment of the Most Libera Character, which can be ascertained on en quiry J.H.RICHARDSON, Government Insurance Cotrmispioner The undersigned ha 3 for sale or lease on ibaral 6'tim DAIRY FARMS GRAZING FARMS BUSH FARMS NATIVE T.WA.SE3 COTTAGES, STORES To owners of proporty : My terms are nn ale no charge. A R. LANGLEY, LAND AGENT AND VALUATOR RAGLAN. "OUNTAIN T> IMU riilMßiiß /COMPANY, I iMITED, MAMAKTJ FINEST MOUNTAIN-BROW RIMF IN THE COLONY FIRST AWARD and GOLD MEDAL against all-comers at the Auckland Industria and Mining Exhibition, 1898-99 Over 1,000,000 feet of Building Timber in Stock, Also, EVERY CLASS OF DRESSED TIMBER 4 MOULDDTGS. W. MAUNDER, AGENT. Hamilton J. CLAYTON, AGENT, Noabuawahia J'elegrams promptly attended to. 18/7 HAMILTON I I ASHBURTOK Waikato | | Canterbury AIKATO riALVANISED TRON HARDLEYBROS Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Bel I hangers. WORK UNDERTAKEN IN ANY PART OF THE WAIKATO. Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers of Spouting, Ridges, Baths, etc. TANKS A SPECIALITY. CORRUGATED I EON CURVEL TO ORDER tfairy Utensils of First Quality. A TRIAL SOLICITED. HARD LEY BROS., HAMILTON John Bettley, WHOLESALE & RETAIL BUTOHEh (Opposite tfc6 Kauiilton Hotel). BEST QUALITY MEAT ONLY KEPT. Connected wherewith is THE HAMILTON COFFEE PALASf. HotDiasteks Daily fboh 12 to 2 o'exoo* Chops acd Steals Beady ia Ten Minutse. DINNER os SALE-DAYS at 11 O'CLOCK £T Race?, Regattas, Shows, &c, Citered AMIIAON GAS COMPANY (LIMITED), His Snßam: LACKSMITH'S GOAL COKE, £2 per ton of 22 bags; 2s per bag. TAB, Cd per gallon for 25 gallons or overt ei* gallo* [kt lets quantities. WOMI! Clarano-etrcet, Hamilton.
(JO-OP. For Boots AND Shoes. Men's Boots Women's Boots Children's Boots. We are Daily Opening New Boots and Shoes for the Xmas Trade, and can Give You a Choice Selection of the M st Up-to-Date Styles at Fine THOS. WELLS, George E. Clark lAND< PRODUCE & GENERAL ACfNT, CAMBRIDGE FOK BALK, NEW SEASON swede, Turnip and Rape, Now landed ex Tongariro from William Hurst and Son, London. ' H dSE Seeds are from specially selected Jl stocks which ensures the highest class and quality of the grower. Hurst's Monarch Swede Hurst's Perfection Swede Hurst's Lord Derby Swede Green Top Aberdeen Turnip Purple Top Aberdeen Turnip Imperial Green Globe Turnip Fosterton Hybrid Turnip Broad Leaf Essex Kape Special prizes will be offered for roots grown from above stocks at next Koot Show. Shirley and Co.'s £ s. d. Superphos phate Special Turnip Manure Bone Phosphate 64 per cent., guran teed Maiden Island Guano Bonedust, etc., etc. Kainit FOR CALF FEEDING- Cod Liver Oil Cocoanut Cake Wheat Meal Crushed Linseed Whole Linseed Crushed Oats Bran and Sharps Premier and Champion Flour Wheat, Maize, Barley, Oats Fencing Wire, Barbed and Plain Wire Strainers, Walker's Rollers Fencing Staples Dehorners (Keystone) George E. Clark, Duke Street, - - CAMBRIDGE V D NOTICE WEBI,FY, (HOTCRKISS-FAIKY QOEEN) Will stand Jthe sens-i at ih s<et>gipni Farm, ' Ngannwahia-Wii'iisrirr. Hod, jraruawabia and Whatawhata Di-trkt' Mr Pat. Moh»n, Stud Groom, wi.l be at KG >BUAWAHIA on MONDAY, and WHATAWHATA <n TUESDAY. 1 hose desirous are requested to book early to secure attention. His dam "Fairy Queen," brown mare, bred by Mr Alfred BurkUnd in 1888, got by t of Una by imported St. Aubjn— Mm Rowe, by Sir Hercules For further particulars apply and addre-i letters to Wm. Home, Te Akatea WM. HORNE R0 W N LEGHORNb We bave the greatest laying strains in the world, and are now booking orders for sit tings. We are giving a Silver Cup as a Trophy to the Waikato Poultry Club for bet<t Brown Leghorn Cockerel or pullet, at next Hamil ton Show, hatched from pgara from our tarda by Waikato breeders.—Write for catalogues to T. A. BROOKRB, Otahuhua. Particulars a'so from Secretary Waitato Poultry Club, Hamilton. 82i. SCHOOL BOOKS T and REQUISITES 1 (full range) obtainable at E. J WILKINSON'S, Cambridge.
ALBERT (J QUEEN STREET A UUKL A N D. U A »!i! ( t tak " n Tl ovrr thia P°P" lar . and " * c!] - kn Hotel, all visitor can rely "Poo erwj »ttenfon and comfort 7 NIGUT PORTER IN ATTENDANO Telephooe 963. AH talepramß promptly attended to. ARTHUR BACH PROPRIETOR ___Ji^^^ofa^andCambrid(fe). I " A WAM UT U THE COAiMEftCfAL HOTEL JOE. BATHURtjT, ~ Pbopbietob. T H L S^° t TELiB rp P le tewith all mo dern Hotel q R abC for a First-oLa* SeW £ g afine Sam P le Room, and Hailett's Kaiiway Hotel, MERCER. WINES AND SPIRITS* OF THE VERY BEST BRANDS. Brown Campbell's Special Br ß w always o draught. Good Shooting and Boating. Horses on Hire. Good Stabling and paddocking. RAILWAY REFRESHMENT BOOMS. • BAB. Stooked with <kest Liquors.; J. E. HAiLETT, PROPRIETOR. V/ 6 Harbour View Hotel, RAGLAN. MRS E. G. REID, Proprietress. „ , -.—. _ ****** vi« ouurun every convenience for travellers and tourists. MIGHIPXCEHT VIEW OmLOOK!HG THJ HABBOUE Secoomb'es Special Brew on Draught Finest Vines and Spirits Good Stabling and Paddooks * Boating and Fishing. Waikato Mail Ooacn leaves the door EST Christcburob, 1895. ?mf mL ' Otago Jubilee E * iibit ™. FIRST awHP^.A* 1 -*' 1899 « MRST AWARD, Chrirtchurch, 1900-190^ Imperial Calf Food (HEATHER BRAND). Can be used with either skim or separated milk, whey, or water alone. "P«»wa Extract from letter received from a gentle msD in the North Island. »k» „,.„. r* .. hX k °l?' th '' m th « <* wM* was sold at „.**. , our otl »er cr.w gave so lit le milk we ess Food. The «« Calf" i„ q In the natural course of event* j her second calf, and is as nice a cow in all respects as c uld be detired." From the abova it may be gathered tint a calf can be successfully reared upon half-a. pound of Food per da, when r : -° if plentiful, less. PACKED IN 2oibTw:b., looibs., » n d 2001b. SACKS. ' i h *k , ,\ food are as *»'. if not fatter than calves fed upon full milk. Waikato Agents • W. C. DAVIS & CO., HAMILTON. D. MEREDITH, COACH PROPRIETOR, KIHIKTHI, RUNS A COACH TWICE DAILY BE TWEEN DHIKIHI ATO V"" AWAMDTU STATION, MEETING EVERT TRAIN. HORSES AND BUGGIES Off-BIBS EXPERIENED GUIDES \ PROVIDED FOR TRIPS TROUGH TgE KING COUNTBi. D. MEREDITH, *-, >a Kihikihi. \I/ OOLS - Double and Sin<ria n„.u ---\ |
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INB UU K iN 0 W GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. £1,000,000 i£ has already been added to Policies in the Department, THIS IH THE BONUS YEAH, and everyone now taking out a participating polioy will receive a substantia! bonus at tbe end of the year. J. H. RICHARDSON, Commissioner. A Gold or Silver Watch tor Nothing. SEND NO MONEY. WE heroby uudertako to give one ofoui Famous Gold or Silver Watches, Lady or Gentleman's, to every Man, Woman, or Child Who sends us the orreot reading of the following PUZZLE : BxxT MxxS TxxS CmxE The only condition is, that if your answer is correct, you purchase one of our SOLID STERLING SILVER CHAINS to wear with the Watch. Simply forward your answer, and enclose stamped and addressed envelope so that wo may inform you i you have won the Watch. We are making this offer Bolely with the object of introducing and advertising oar goods. Cut this out and forward to our only address— GOLDSMITHS COLONIAL CO, QUEEN - STREET, AUCKLAND, N.Z Or Box 459, G.P.O. 8/2 AWHIA APERATIVE COMPANY Having completed arrangements to open STOREROOMS in KAWHIA, the abeve Company are prepared to Supply settl.rs GRASS SEEDS will be a Speciality, and are carefully selected by men of large ex- Eerieuoe, and will bo supplied to tfharo olders and Farmers Cteuoially at a Mini mum Cost and of tiluarauteeu Quality. ENCING MATERIAL also will be Sup plied at the Very Lowest Possible Rite. ITie K.P.C. Co. are mukißg arrangements for the Supply of Sto k to Farmers, and will place their Shareholders on an equal foot ing with the beet Farmers Unions in New Zealand. The objects of the Company are to Supply Shareholders with Every Requisite at the very lowest cost, and to promote and foster any and every industry that will be of benefit to Settlers and intending settlers, and to dispose of their produce in the very best markets. Please note and place your orders as early as possible to avoid any disappointment. KAWHIA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY ROYAL HOTEL, EAGLAN Favourite Seaside Resort for Tourists The proprietor begs t) notify the tlw public that he has enterod into posse-sio i of above Hotel' which is ous of the most comfortable Ho'telries in the colony. No expense has been spared to meet the requirements of Tourists, Families, and Commorciil Travel lers. FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE Bathing Houses, Sample Rooms, Stabling, etc. TABLE A SPECIALITY Telegrams promptly attended to. A. J. NORRIS, 11/7 Proprietor. (Late U.S.CO.)
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UCKLAND 'REEKING ALL CLASSES OF PAT STOCK Stockowners please communicate with Buyer, MR G. RUNCIMA*. Otmbridw, or at the WORKS, AUCKLAND. We are also BUYERS of FACTOR BUTTEE OUTPUTS. We have ON SALE BLOOD AND BONE MANUE AND BONEDUST. PRICES AffD AVAL7SSS 01 APPLZOA TIOI. I A. BEVINS, Manager. 1 1/20 )RINCE ALBERT pOLLEQB AUCKLAND, FOR BOYS & GIRLS (Boarders and Da. Pupils). Chairman of Board of Governor!: Rhv. H. Garland. Headmaster: Thomas Jackson, M.A. (Load. Vioe-Master: Stuabt Stevbnsoh, M.A. (O ford and Melbourne). Senior Mistress: Miss E. M. Ramtowh, assisted by a large staff of Resident and Visit iog Masters and Mistresses. The College is controlled by a Board of Oo» vernors appointed by the Wesleyan Methodist Church of New Zealand, but the religion. eaohing is undenominational. There are separate Colleges for Boys and Girls, together forming the finest set of School Buildings in Auckland. The aeeom modation for boarders in both Colleges is complete, and every arrangement is made to secure their comfort. Well equpped Carpenter's Workshop newly added . i.-rge __d fully equipped Gymnasium. Centr il *nd elevated position. Large play grout; ds. Fxaionation Ftjgckssks—During the last five years 40 pupila have passed the N.Z. Matriculation and 23 the Civil Service Ex animations. Fees moderate. Charge for Boardem made from date of entry. Prospectus on applicution to Headmaster) or to THf Waixato Times Offioe. Next term begins TUESDAY, FEB. 10, 1803. ' TTT ANTED KNOWN ON HAND AND TO ARRIYE, SHIPMENTS OF BONEDUST AND BLOOD MARURE. They are of First-cliss Qnality, and have Analysed as under : Bonedust: Am. s£, P. Lime 50. Blood and Bocedust: Am. 8, P. Lime 23 Al«o, KAINIT, THOMAS PHOSPHATE GUANOS, SALT, AND OTHER RED EOGK SALT Invaluable for Stock. SALT FOR HAY AND OATEN SHEAVES. It should always be used, as the food is much more platable. and there is less loss in weight. We also supply best qualities©! CLOVERS AND GRASS SEEDS ON HAND: Stocks of Ppecially-selected Southern' Dar k Canadians, Duns, White and Black Tartar. Gartons, Danish, Sparrowbill, and Feed Oats. LINSEED: This is excellent food for Calves and Poul try. It is more valuable than any kind of Grain or PuUe. Send for particulars before Buying, Our Values are undoubtedly the Best. F. W. S ulsr *"» C° 4 COMMERCE-STREET, AUCKLAND. ENZIES fc pOO. WAIKATO DERATED WATER CORDIAL MANUFACTORY. Latest and Most Approved Methods Goods of the above Well-known Brand wil be supplied from, the Hamilton Factory. TkiioeamsAObdhss ... -FuEcrJAii* Attkhdkd To MBNZIEB & CO., Hamilton. AND AT THE THAMEB] CAN I BECOME AN ELECTRICAL OTHER ENGINEER ? By Our System of Teaching by Mail You Can. ADVANTAGES. 1 You study at home 2 We teaoh everywhere 3 No time lost from Work 4 Prepares for examinations 5 No text books to buy 6 Abundantly illustrated Instructions Papers 7 Instruction Papers free from all unatcMsary mathematics and theoretical side issues 8 Each Instruction Paper prepared experts 9 Instruction private 10 The working is made Interesting 11 If student can read and write, and studies as directed, success is assured U Fee* can be paid by monthly instalments 1$ Backward students (riven special assistance 14 Open to all. No time limit We also teach by mail: -Drawing, Shorthand, Book-keeping and Accountancy, and coach for the Auditors' and Incorporated Buna. Civil Service, University and Law. Lawraaaea candidate prepared by us for the recent Pa Teachers' Examination succeeded in passing Book-keeping Simplified for Farmers', recent* i mended by His Hon Mr Justice Kettle, 8« 6d post free Stamp accepted The American School of correspondent [Chartered by the State], Head Offiae for New Zealand, 198 Uueen Street, Auckland Write for free Illustrated Hand-soak '• S " and copies of testimonials from New Zealand Graduates and Students, end mention subjects in which m are interested Success certain M cur instncttais followed HOT SPRINGS HOTEL, TEAEOHA. _, B. L. SOMERS wishes to inform the lU Residents of the Waikato that he has taken ever the above well-known r-«* favourite Hotel, and hopes to nerit 11 uaiw o| their aappoit. |
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—4 AUSTRALIAN MARKETS. SYDNEY, December Is. Wheat : Os Sd to 5s 10s : die k, M.Z., 5s Gd to 5s !td. Flour: .£ll 10s to K\2 ; Mani tobau .£l2 ss. Oats : X.Z.. Algerian, 3s 7d to 3s Hd ; prime feeding 3s Us to 3s 10s ; malting 3s 10s . barley ; N'.Z. prime feed ing 4s fid ; malting Is 0d to ss; Californian 4s 3d to 4s 4d. Maize, prime, 5s (id ; Ar gentine 4s 8d to 4s 9d. Bran Is 7d. Pol lard, Is Sd to Is '.ld. Potatoes £7 to £B. Onions ; medium £2 ; prime £•! 10. But ter OJd to l"Jd. Cheese 6d to Sd. Bacon lljd to Is 2d. Hams, N.Z., Is Id. MELBOURNE, December IS. Wheat, 5s Sd to 5s 01. Flour £ll 10s. Oats, new.;<s 31to 3s 5d ; old, 3s fid. bar ley, malting, 5s to 5s 3d. Maize, 3s bd. liran, Is 5d to Is Od. Potatoes, .Cti l<'s to £7 10s. Onions, Prime, £!■ 15-:. ADELAIDE, Dec. is. Wheat, 5s Id to 5s :vl Flour, £'.o 15s. Bran and pollard, Is 7d.
The Waikato Times. THAMES VALLEY GAZETTE, AND KAWHIA ADVOCATE. THE OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN THE WAIKATO. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1902. KAWHIA'S NEEDS.
The urgent necessity for better, more regular, and cheaper communi cation between Kawhia and the rest of the Auckland province—"VVjakato especially—must have been forcibly borne home to all who havejwrefillly considered the tenor of correspondent's recent letters. "" Every mail brings us complaints of the un suitability of the present arrange ments. Something must be done in the matter, for it is decidedly unfair and unjust that the settlers in ,this fast-developing district should be shut off from the outside world in the manner that has obtained in the past. Kawhia has many natural ad vantages which require only a little rational development, and the expend iture of a certain amount of public money, in order to make the place one of the many centres of prosperity and progress which abound in the Colony, and which more than repay the primary cost of such advancement. Now that the Awaroa coalfield is to be exploited,—and there is good gi'ound for anticipating success—the necessity for a branch line of railway from the North Island Main Trunk line to Kawhia is more pro minently brought before us. But though the prospect of future work on the field stimulates the idea, it does not by any means constitute the solid basis for the construction of the rail way advocated. That idea rests on a much firmer foundation—the sound. uniform, but rapid general progress of the district. We have, already, in a former article, shown how the harbour of Kawhia is most conviently situated for intercolonial trade and will nol at present enlarge on that phase of the question. Mr Witheford, with a persistency worthy of all praise, has never lost an opportunity of urging upon the Government the desirability of opening up much larger blocks of these lands than have hitherto been placed on the market. To his advo cacy all interested in the welfare of the Colony will add their voice, but it is worse than a crime to put men on inaccessible blocks, or to deny those residing near the centre of popula tion good means of communication with the more important centres. The roads " over the ranges "' arc known throughout Waikato as being every thing that roads should not be, and the traveller contemplating an over land trip to Kawhia looks forward with dread to the ordeal before him. flood results have accrued from the past efforts of the Vigilance Com mittee, and we trust that the sue'ess achieved, though in no wise compatible to their deserts, will prove a stimulus which will spur the members on with increased confidence and redoubled energy. This question of communication is one on which the vital interests of the coastal township depend, an 1 no pains should be , spared in bringing pressure to bear
on toe dovernment for the pf iihs. in iuguratio;i of impro\ emenfs, in i il' nand for wind) the settlers have n; their side justice and oquitv.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
The Editor of The Ltttelton Times. writing to the proprietors of The Waikato Timej, says:—" Your pape ■ has shown great improvement under your manage ment, and I have no doubt that it will im prove still further as time g >es on." It is extremely gratifying to merit praise from the Editor of what is admittedly the m >st powerful Liberal journal in the Colony, and the proprietors of The Waikato Trr.>, spurred 011 by the encouraging knowledge that their efforts are meeting approval, intend to spare no pains in the future for the still further improve ment of this most popular fanners' piper. An interesting article to those engaged in dairying, entitled ".Milking Tests at Shows," will be found on our i'oiuth page. According to geologists, West Austia ia has the richest iron deposits in the world. The chief mines are about 70 miles north of Cue. I 1 order to allow members who so desire to witness the cricket match at Auc'uaud on Saturday, the Hamilton Cricket Asso ciation has postponed the match Slades v. Arawas arranged for that day. A curious paragraph from a West Coast paper-.—"Our esteemed townsman, Mr antiquities, was married yesterday at St Anglican Church, to Miss , of Sydney, etc." The Auckland Board of Education has communicated with the Minister, suggest ing that provision should bo made by special grants for the erection of teachers' residences in country districts where no suitable accommodation can be obtained otherwise. Mr AY. J. Hunt >r commenced his annual sale of horses at the Hamilton yards this morning, when the unbroken stock was offered. Despite the threatening weather, there is a very large attendance of buyers, and good prices are being realised. The sale will be continued to-morrow at 8 o'clock. It is said that at a meeting held last week the hotelkeepers of Oamaru (says the Mail; came to a decision that if any of their number infringed the law in regard to selling on Sunday, or during illegal hours, or by suppplying intoxicated persons, he should pay a fine of ,£SO. The late Queen occasionally weut to the racecourse in her early and happier years and especially patronised Ascot. There is an amusing story, says M.A.P., of auinter view between her and a very tiny jcokey. She was so delighted with the pluck of the lad that she presented him with a £h\ note: and then she asked him his weight. " Please, ma'am." ho replied, amid the tit ters of the courtiers, " master says as how 1 must never tell my weight." At least four members of the new Parlia ment are compositors. Mr W. Jennings served his apprenticeship on the Southern Cross, and with Mitchell and Seffern, of Auckland. Mr Geo. Fisher is another who could put together a lot of type. Mr T. H. Davey, who for 14 years occupied a "frame" on the Lyttelton Times, and who for the past five years has been sportiug editor of the Canterbury Times, was an acknow ledged "whip.', Aud .Mr E. W. Allison, when an apprentice on the Xew Zealand Herald, was so quick and consistent, that many compositors thought he could set more type in a week than even Allen Wright, who possessed a colonial reputa tion, and maibt lined it when he went to America. At the meeting of the Auckland Educa tion Board held yesterday, the finance Committee reported that in pursuance of a recommendation made by Mr George, director of technical instruction, the fol lowing resolutions had been adopted: (1) That application be made to the Minister for grants to erect and furnish the neces sary buildings : (2) that, upon receipt of Minister's promise of such grants, action should be taken to engage from England, for a period of tw > years, thiee male in structors in woodwork, at a yearly salary of <£l7o each, and three female instructors in cookery at a yearly salary of £l-10 each, a sum of £33 for passage to Auckliud to be allowed each instructor so engaged.—The board agreed to the proposals. An incident which proves the advantage of training a compauy's employees to use a fire hose occurred on Sunday last at 2 p.m. at one of the Waihi (CM. Co.'s shafts. An incipient fire, which, with the fresh breeze then blowing, might have proved a dis astrous conflagration, was providently dis covered before it had got too strong a hold. In the short spa<:e of 3il seconds from the discovery the firemen in charge had run out and coupled with the hydrant 150 feet of hose, and had a go id stream of water playing up m the burning mass. But for this promptitude it is certain that a valu able stack of mining timber would have been destroyed. We understand it is the intention of the Company to suitably re cognise the'services of the firemen who rendered such timely assistance.—Waihi Daily Telegraph. Says the Lance -" A lady who lives within a stone's throw of Kelburne is of a saving turn of mind, and manages to combine her love of economy due regard for her husband's appearance, by turning his old top-hats into waste paper baskets. The other day she saw on the table a prehistoric hat, venerable with age. She seized it in triumph, and had just removed the brim, covered the body with light blue silk, and was finishing it off with a tasteful arrangement of Face and bows, when she was interrupted by the servant—" Please, Mrs M. the piano tuner says le can't find his bell-topper-, he left it on the hail table, he s lys." Ten minutes later that tuner left the house with a cap oa his head and a sivereigu in his pocket. Waste paper baskets are now scarce in that house." The bust Medieeie known is s VNTEI! AND SOW EUCALYPTI EXTRACT Tost iu eminent power 111 effects in concha, .olds, imltwnza; the relief it instantaneong la sert,.ns ni3M, n-c't ail kinds, be thsv wounds, burns, scaHl-" bruises. ■grains, it is (no Rates- rom, l-.-ne <w. liiii-i in nflamuiat.ion Like surprising effects pr-!u-ed oi :roup, diptheria. i-mcLi'U, iu!H 11 n-iti 1 1 •>/ r. 1 lungs, swellings, ecc: diirrbopa, dys. ntry, dis-case* of the kidneys and urinary organs In u-'.j nl hos pitals and medical clinics all over the globe; vntron is id by Hi- Majesty the Kinc of Ttalv : crowned will madal ar:d diploma at International ETbibition im->terdam Trust in this irr.prc.'.-t,ii srtir! e and rej-f til others Football is a manly game That hardens ■■ u-ele. knits tap frame And makes New Zealand's hardly youth' Our pride ami strength, and that's tin truth. Bad conghs and colds attack the strong, As much the week that's sure, Let both—they never can go wrong— Take WOODS' GREAT PEPPERJIIN'T CI'RE TEX BOLD ASSERTIONS. REGARDING CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC CHOLERA AXD DIARRHOEA REMEDY. 1. It affords quick relief i n cases of colic, cholera morbus and pains in the stomach. 2. It never fails to affect a cure in the most severe cases of dysentery and diar rhoea. '■>■ It is a sure cure for chronic diar rhoea. 4. It can always be depended upon in cases of cholera infantum. 5. It cures epidemical dysentery. 6. It prevents bilious colic. 7. It is prompt and effective in curing all bjwel complaints. 8. It never produce? bad results. 9. It is pleasant and safe to take. 10. It has saved the lives of more peop'e taaajmy.other medicine in the world,
The Defence Department notify lha •:rio!i I! of district orders of September tit is cancelled. :>!--.;•■■ V. W. Lang (M.H.R.) and IL J. ■ i iVeilslil |i> '."Ol'O amongst tllO~'' pfC-Selll at in' Wuipa Racing Chub's meeting yester lay. In connection with the cricket match, Viii-k'au'l v. England on Siturday next, lie kI" p.m. Waikato tram v.'i 1! be delayed iinti: 5 35, arriving at Frinkiun at 10.30 i.m.. i. i Cambridge ;it 1 l.jo p.m. The ro iu i.'i fares arc now in operation. Tender.- are invite 1 IV>' tie erection of a t.'u-rooined house in Victoria-street. Cam oridge. Plan , etc., miy be seen at Mr i. 11. Edwards' A t«'sl is b"ing made of galena ore from Te Arch >. Messrs Edwards and Co. have forwarded a quantity to Wellington to be rested, i'ne estimate is tliat the ore con tains oil to 00 per cent, of lea 1. live per cent of copper, Jdwt of gold and 16oz of silver per ton. About 80 tons of ore have been broken out from the face. Waikato residents are so fully aware of the excellence of the annual regatta a" Ivawhia that no meed of praise is required from us. We hhve been informed that complete arrangements for the forthcoming carnival are well in hand, and that the function will excel the previous one. He this as it may, visitors will be perfectly satisfied if the standard of former years is maintained. It is certain that a large number of of visitors will assemble at ih: favoured little watering place, and a pleasant time may be anticipated by all concerned. A wedding which occasioned much interest, was solemnised at St. Andrew's Church, Cambridge, yesterday, when Mr E. Firth, of Auckland, was united in the bonds of holy matrimony to Miss Blanche Banks, daughter of -Mrs Banks, of Gwynde lands, Cambridge, the Archdeacon Willis beiug the officiating clergyman. The bride, who was given away by her brother, Mr Neman Banks, wore a gown of white glace silk, covered with oriental lace ; she also wore a black picture hat. Her sister, Miss Banks, acted as bridesmaid, and was dressed in white tucked silk, with a stylish black toque. The bridegroom was sup ported by Mr P. Firth as best man. As the bridal party left the church, Mr Uartly played the wedding march. Amongst the guests were Dr. and Mrs Robeits, Miss Attfield, Mrs McLaughlin, Miss Buckland, Miss MeCaw, Mrs Mine, Miss Williams, Miss Brown, Miss Hill, Mr, Mrs and Miss Firth, Mrs Hanks and family. The happy couple, who were the recipients of many handsome and useful presents, left by the mie-day train for Auckland. Mr and Mrs Firth have the hcirty congratulations and good wishes of a large circle of friende. Winter comes with dully drape, Anil coughs ami colds wo can't escapo We're bound to face it every year, However much the damp we fear. We lonu to see Old Sol's bright rays Through those wet and gloomy days, While our health we do assure With seme WOODS' GREAT PEPPERMINT CJRE. IS
SCHOOL DESTROYED BY FIRE.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) " WELLINGTON, This Day. The. Waimate .School and teacher's residence at Kapau were burned down. They could have been saved, but there was no water.
LORD HAWKES TEAM.
«. (Bv Tclceraph.—Press Association.) AUCKLAND, This Day. The members of bird Hawke's team were officially welcomed at the Municipal Caambers. The Committee of the Auek laud Cricket Association and a number of other enthusiasts attended, there being some 50 or 60 persons present. Speeches were made by the Mayor, Mr Warne (cap tain of the English teiin) and o'hers.
POLICE COURT, TE AWAMUTU
TUESDAY. Before Mr H. W. Northcroft S.M. Thomas Gardiner, charged with tres passing on the New Zealand Government Railways between Poro-o-taroa Station and the South end of the Poro-o-ta-oa tunnel on 20th Cctober, 19J2, was convicted and %ed 40s and costs ISs 3d. Henry de Vere Hunt was also charged with a similar offence, and was convicted and fined 40s and costs LSs 3d. CIVIL BUSINESS. E. Cox v. W. J. Culver claim .£6 6s. This case was adjourned by the Court on the application of Mr Collins,for the defendant, to allow the defendant's evidence to be taken in "Wellington. Mr Swarbrick ap peared for the plaintiff.
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WAIPA RACING CLUB. jTHE ANNUAL MEETING. Pesidont: Win. Taylor, Esq. Vice-Pre sident : F. W. Laug, Esq., M.H.R. Stewards: Messrs F. R. Gibson, H. Weal, Geo. M. A. Ahier, J. B. Teasdale, M. v Laurie, W. Searancke, Jno. Teddy, and Thos. Bond, junr. Committee: Messrs .1. Batlmrst ' T. Bond, Geo. M. A. Ahier, M. S. Laurie, C. J. Storey, F. Gibson, H. J. Greenslade, AY. I. Taylor, P. O'Connor, H. Weal, J. H. Scott, Geo. Walsh, and J. Middlebrook. Clerk of Scales : Mr Geo. M. Ahier. Clerk of Course: Mr J. Pollard, junr. Starter: Mr A. 11. Storey. Handicappers : Committee (exclusive of horse owners). Judge: Mr. P. O'Connor. Hon. Sec. : Mr J. H. Lyons. The annual race meeting in connection with the above (Tub was held on the course, Te Awamutu, yesterday. The threatening nature of the weather, and seme, heavy showers falling between 11 aud 12 o'clock, were the means of interfering with the attendance, which was limited. The Club have always relied upon the gate to provide the major r.ortion of the revenue, but on this occasion the result has beeu rather disastious, and the members will,"no doubt, have a deticieucy to make up. The racing t,e e -ally was good, and those who biv.ved the elements were re warded in having a good day's sport, some of the events doing keenly contested. Tnere was a big crowd of fielders present, aud although the popular fancy won eu nearly every oc.a-i >n. the price laid was so low that punters did not p • tit much by being in the kuo-.v. 11l the Green Elill liaudic.p, a field of six facd the starter, aud Ml. Zeehan w s made the tavounte. 'J'be mare showed a good turn of foot, but the son of Freedom (Serfdom) was too Highly and won without the whip by a length. Ouly three out of the- five 011 the card Middled up for the ilurdles. T'-'eor was the favourite, and fully jus' . I the good opinion of his backers. 1 .u sun of Mitiora aud Lady Sarah is a line gelding, a line jumper, and fairly smothered his rivals in the run home. Tue Te Awamutu Cup caused a deal of speculation, but the fame of Zuleika had preceded her and directly slii s ripped the knowing ones were confident about the result, /re '-a and Kingsman came in for a d.-al of iiitontion, the former carrying the most money, but at the finish they could .0: g"t near the favoude. who held the field safe on coming into the straight. Teddy kept his mount in a handy position aud never made a mistake. The Haudi cip Trot was a perfect fiasco. The quality of the competitors was of a poor class, Car bolic giving the fieli losses, soon over hauled them, aud going on practically lost them. So that the distance might not look too great, some of the others indulged in a gallop. The Kihikihi Plate was a splendid race, an excitiug finish being fought out between Arena, M teor ;ni Repetition, the former just being able to g ; home by about half a length. Lady Peex-d.-s was made a warm favourite for the Maiden Welter, aad landed, the stake for her back
ers, but Mocassin swerved in the straight and liis rider did not seem to persevere with his mount as he "should have done, and S" was beaten by al.out half a length. Only two faced the starter in the Flying ■Makes. The excellent form shown l»y _ _ Zuleika in the Cup was sufficient to prove to a number of owners how useless it was to pit their horses against the mare, and heuee the wholesale slaughter. However, almost at the last moment Zuleika was scratched, and then it was that some unkind remarks were made by who had been a "bit previous" in scratching their steeds. It was generally though) that Zuleika'a owner sli mid have declared his intention early in the day, ns it would have been the means of making the tiual race of the meeting interesting." As it was, Xund, who was the favourite, easily won the stake from Heather Bell. The starting was exceptionally good. Mr A. H. Storey refusing to let his field go until they had " lined up, " besides which he exercised much more patience than is usually the case with gentlemen in that position. Mr J. H. Lyons, Hon. Sec. car ried out his duties in an able manner. Every thing whs in order, and the races were got oil in good time. The publican's bootli was presided over by Mr Welsh, of Kihikihi, and Mr Hall, To Awamutu, had the refreshmeat booths. The following are the results : Green Hill Handicap, of lOsovs, second horse to receive 2sovs from stakes. For horses that have never won a race exceeding £lO. Six furlongs. Mr T. Bond's b g Serfdom, 3yrs, 7st (80nd)... ... ... ... i Mr A. Mayes' br m Mt. Zeehan, aged, Sst 91b (Edwards) 2 Mr C. Shaw's br m Heather Bell, syrs, 9st (11 Teddy) 3 Other starters : Evert, Inspiration end Belle View. Scratched: Dan McCarthy, Lady l'eeress, and Recruit. Bering : 2 to I against Mt. Zeehan, 3 to 1 Heather Bell and Serfdom, 4 to 1 Evert, 6 to 1 Inspira tion and Belle View. Serfdom was very re.-- tive at the post, but when the nag fell got away with the lead, closely followed by Mt. Zeehan. Heather Bell, Inspiration and Belle View were about two lengths away, while Evert occcupied a position about throe lengths in the rear, and although he made a forward move he could not get near the leaders, and whipped in all the way. The positions remained almost unaltered to the finish. Serfdom held the field safe from the jump. Mt. Zeehan was hardly ridden, but got no closer than a length at the finish, Heather Ball three lengths away third, the rest finishing together. Hanimcai' HcitDLEs, of 12sovs, second horse to receive 2sovs from stakes. Distance 2 miles, over eignt flights of hurdles. Mr R. Hannon's b g Meteor, syrs, Ust 101b (j. Quintoni .. ... 1 Mr C. Selby's blk Guardsvan 11., 6yrs, list 41b (Owner) ... ... 2 Mr J. Aruaboldi's b g Puffing Billy, aged, lust 31b (Moore) ..." ... 3 Letting: Even nnney Meteor, 2 to 1 against Guards van 11., and 3 to 1 Puffing Billy. Scratched: Success and Mocassin. Only three faced the starcer. They got away together, Meteor taking the lead, and then gave way to the other pair, who raced together for the first miie. Meteor occupied a place about six lengths in the rear, taking the timbers splendidly. Starting for the second mile, Meteor came with a great rush and soon passed Pulling Billy and Guards van 11., and assumed a lead of about six lengths, and maintained this position until near the wiuning post, when Guards van 11., under tlie whip, came along and got within a length. Pulling Hilly swerved at the last hurdle, and finished some distance in th! rear. Te Awamutu Cur, of losovs. Distance, one mile and a distan-e. Mr M. S. Lauries' Zuleika, syrs, 9st lllb (Teddy; l Mr VV. McCutcheon's b g Kingsman, 7st 12st (Heaps)... .., ... 2 Mr R, 11. Kelly's b m Arena, Bst '.'lb (Stewart) ... ... ... 3 Mr R. Hannan's b g Numa, 4yrs Bst 71b o Mr McVitie's ch g Velos, tyrs, 7s 31b ... 0 Scratched : Sly Miss and Puffiug Billy. Betting : 2 to 1 on Zuileka, 3 to 1, against Kingsman, 4 to 1 Arena, 5 to 1 Numa and Velcs. Xuma gave a lot of trouble at the past, breaking away three or four times before the Mag fell. Kingsman had a bit the best of the start, and lead the field 'into the straight by about a length, Velos whipping in. The field maintained much the same position, with the excepti n that Arena and Zulieka closed up, and raced to gether with Kingsman and Xuma three lengths away, and Velos a further four lengths away. On entering the straight the favourite, Zuileka, came away, and won as he liked by ten lengths. Kings man was second, beating Arena by ahead for that position. Then came Velos, who made up a lot of around at the finish, Xuma being last, some distance away. Handicap Trot, of 6 sovs, second horse to receive lsov from stake. Distance 2 mile j . Mr H. E. Tristram's b g Carbolic, 60sec 1 Mr Bayley's Half Larks, 70secs (owner) 2 Mr Henderson's Mairahu, 70sec (Moore) 3 Betting: Even money Carbolic, 2 to 1 against Half Larks, 4 to 1 each Banio, Mairahu, and Violet. Carbolic went to the front shortly after starting, and won by a about a quarter of a mile hard held. The field was spread-eagled' Goosey was scratched. Kihikihi Plate, of lOsovs, second horse to receive 2sovs. from stakes. Distance, (3 furlongs. Mr R. H. Kelly's br m Arena, aged, 9st 41b (Kelly) l Mr R. Hannon's b g Meteor, 7st 71b (Feuton) ... ... ... 2 Mr W. McCutcheon's bg Kingsman, Bst 51b ... ... ... ... o Mr L. Bayley's br m Repetition, aged, Bst (Heaps) ... ... ... 3 Scratched: Zulieka, Sly Miss, Dan McCarthy, Evert and Success. Betting: 6 to 4 against Arena, 2 to 1 Repetition, 3 to 1 Kiugsman and M teor. Prom a good start Kingsman went to the tront, at the back of the courses and led the field until coming into the straight, when Repetition assumed the lead, the others being close up. Arena gradually forged his way through the field. All whips were out on entering the straight and an exciting finish resulted in Arena gaining the verdict by half a length, a length separating second and third. Kiugs.- iii :.u ; •.',• . lengths away last. Maidk; Wklteb, of 8 sovs, for hurso that h i n ",-er won a race, and confined to h r-e, in the counties of Waipa and '.Vailrat''. Distance, 0 furlongs. Mr T. Kempthorue's bm Lady Peeress, list. (Stewart) ... ... l Mr R. [bunion's oik g Mo-assin,'Js 1 :. bib (Quintou) •• ... " Mr McVitie's ch g Velos, Ivrs, lost, 41b (Teddy) ... "... ... 3 Pulling Bil'y (9,;t lib'., and Recruit (Sst. 121b) also started. Scratched : Avert, Uelle View and Serfdom. Betting : 1; to 4 against Lady Peeress, 2 to 1 R .emit, 3 to 1 Ve 0 and Mocassin, Bto 1 Puffing Billy. At the fall of the Hag Mocassin went to'the front, closely followed by Lady Peeress. The re al liner wore about a length in the rear. When about half the distance had been cverel, Lady Peeress bigan to move up, and a great race took place between the pair t. the fiuish. Under heavv punish ment Lady Peeress be it Mocassin" by halt a length, Velos two lengths away third. Puffing Billy aid Recruit fought out the the last position s »me three lengths be hind Velos. Flyinm Stakes, of S sovs., second bcra • to receive 1 sov. from stakes. Disiaice, G furlongs. Mr R. Hannon's Xuma, 4 yrs, 9st 21b (Quinton). ... ... . 1 Mr C. Shaw's br m Heather Bill, 5 yr* 7st i)lb, (Teddy,). ... 2 Scratched : Zuleika, Sly Miss, Kingsman Repetition, Dan McCar hj/, Evert and Suc cess. Out of a big entry only two faced the starter. Xuma went to the front shortly after starting and won all the way.
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- -♦ VIOLENT CALKS. MELBOURNE, Dee 17. Violent gales are raging at Port bind. Out of a fishing licet of thirty boats, only six remained uninjured, the rest being dashed to pieces ashore. BENEFICENT RAINS SYDNEY, December 17. Splendid monsounal rains have fallen in nearly everv parti of New- South Wales and still continue. ADELAIDE, Dee. 17. Heavy rain has fallen in various parts of the north from Alice Springs downward the creeks are run ning bank high. The drought is be lieved to be broken up. IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION MELBOURNE, Dec. 17. A representative deputation asked Sir Edmund Barton to repeal the Act under which the hatters were de tained. Sir E. Barton declined to amend the law including workers under contract. SYDNEY, Dec. 17. The rain in the Northern districts was exceptionally heavy, six and a half inches being 'registered at Tabulum during the last 24 hours. Two inches have fallen at Broken Hill, while a large area of the western districts has received a beneficial fall. Riverina stations record from a half to three inches. RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION IN SCHOOLS. MELBOURNE, Dec. 17. The Legislative Council by 15 to 11 inserted a clause in the Education Act Amendment Bill providing for voluntary religious instruction in school hours, instead of after school as at present. ACQUITTED. PERTH, Dec. 17. Ellis, dentist, has been acquitted of the charge of the murder of Maud Pengelly.
INTERPROVINCIAL.
. *.. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) SANDOW. CHIUSTCHURCH, This Day A deputation of sporting clubs waited on the Deputy-Mayor requesting the city to publicly receive Sandow. The Deputy- Mayor after consultation with the Mayor declared the request. CANTERBURY FROZEN ME \T TRADE. The annual report of the Canterbury Frozen Meat Company stated that after writing £3OOO off works for wear and de preciation the balance sheet showed a profit of £WX). Of this amount £AQM had been distributed in June last as dividends of 4 per cent. The directors recommend a further dividend at the same rates. Tnis leaves a balance of ,£690. FIRE IN WELLINGTON. WELLINGTON, This Day. A fire occurred last night in the uppar storey of Hannah and Company's large boot shop, Lambton Quay. It was shortly sup pressed, bat much damage was done by water. SUICIDE. DUNEDI v, This Day. Mr H.,E. Shacklock hanged himself in an outhouse. He was in an extensive way of business as a maker of ranges, etc., but had retired from active work for some time. The deed is attributed to melancholia.
SECONDARY EDUCATION.
A scheme of considerable importance in regard to secondary and technical education has been approved by Cabinet. It comprises further provision for free secondary edu cation. Subject to certain regulations which have been drafted, the sum of £8 per annum will be paid to the governing body of any pub lic secondary school on account of each pnpil admitted without pay ment of fees. Before receiving the amount, the governing body of the school shall be required to provide, on such condi tions as may seem fit to it, and are ap proved by the Minister, one free place for each .£SO of its net income derived from endowments, including therein also, grants from School Commissioners and interests upon moneys derived from the sale of en dowments ; but no account shall be taken of any special endowments for scholarships and of scholarships grafted out of such en dowments. Further, the secondary school shall be required to admit to free places all pupils of good character who have obtained a certificate of proficiency (that is, a sixth standard certificate) are under fourteen years of age, and wish t<> atsend secondary schools. The socon '-iry scho )ls should give to each holder of a free place grantel under these regulations in struction in Arithmetic and E>-rlshofa standard higher than that re'inired fo; StawVd VI. of the pub'ic schools, syllabrs. The five schools are to b-> <.p n t. . Lovs and girls alike. The p,-r' >1 for a free place shall be two years, : -nr ilinyinent of £o per annum may l>< c »>tinu>; I fur two years longer in regard to auy pupi! should he satisfy such tests as mny b•> required by the Inspector-General of Scho sis. New regulations have been prepared under the Manual and Technical Instruc tion Act for junior and secondary technical scholarships. These will enable a payment of 3d, in addition to capitation, to be made to the controlling authority of classes under the Act, on account of each pupil admitted to suoh classes without payment of fees for each attendance at a class in any recog nised subject or manual or technical in struction, and a payment of 3d also for each attendance at recognised continuation class in certain subjects. A pupil must, before entering classes, have obtained a certificate of proficiency, as define 1 by the regulations under the Education Acts, 1877 to 1883. The term of a free place shall be two years, but payment may be continued for two years longer should the pupil satisfy such tests as may be required by the Inspector-Gene ral of Schools ; and the holder of the free place shall then become the hol'er of a secondary technical scholarship. Free railway tickets will be granted where necessary to holders of primary or secondary technical scholarships, '
HE VENEZUELAN TROUBLE.
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THE SINKING OF THE WORSHIPS. MR BALFOUR ON THE QUESTION. (Received Doc. 17, 9.7 a.m. LONDON, Dec. 16. A Reuter despatch announces that Etaly is now co-operating in the Vene zuelan blockade. The semi-official explanation published in Berlin al leges that the two vessels sunk were worthless, and so unseaworthy that it was impossible to tow them to Trini dad, and that it was inexpedient to let them drift. Sir Campbell-Bannerman elicited from Mr Balfour that the real crux of the question was the outrageous manner in which Venezuela repeatedly invaded the rights of British seamen and ship owners. Mr Balfour added that the the financial claims were not the main origin or justification of the action of the Government. It is announced that German's in stigation points to action, while Lord Lansdowne suggests the seizure of the gunboats at the outset in pursuance with the advice of Admiral Doug las. General Matos has declined to co operate with General Castro. The Venezuelan warship Miranda escaped the blockaders and the Ger man warship Panther is chasing her towards Maracaibo, threatening Mara caibo. DISCUSSION IN THE COM MONS. LONDON, December 16. Lord Lansdowne, Foreign Secre tary, stated that Castro's reply did not allude definitely to the ultimatum, but declared that directly internal peace was assured it would be unnecessary to remind Venezuela of her obliga tions. The Treasury meanwhile was empty. Since then Castro suggested through Colonial Hay that the Allies should submit to arbitration as a method of settling the claims arising from the insurrection. This was under Government con sideration. Mr Balfour stated that although the Allies were acting jointly each was responsible for its own measures ex clusively. Viscount Cranbourne,Under-Secre tary for Foreign Affairs, asserts that Germany explains the sinking of the two Venezuelan Vessels as an act of necessity. ROME, Deember 16. Signor Prinetti, the Foreign Minis ter, has informed the Chamber of De puties that Italy had not lost time in associating herself with the Allies. Italy's proposal to co-operate wa& favourably received. THE BLOCKADE. ENGLAND AND AMERICA. (Received Dec. 17, 8.42 p.m.) LONDON, Dec. 17. The commander of the Panther, on seizing the gun boats at La Guayra declared it was merely provisional in order to compel Venezuela to recog nise their just demands. He informed the landowners of the States that if the seizures proved ineffectual, fur ther coercion was doubtless inevit able. The Allies have blocked the ports, but it is not intended to land a Brit ish force, still less to occupy terri tory. Lord Cranbourne's remark, that no country was more desirous than Eng land to assist America to maintain the Monroe doctrine, was warmly cheered in the House of Commons, and welcomed and echoed throughout America.
GENERAL ITEMS.
.V~— -+ +s LONDON, December 17. A terrible explosion occurred at the Government cordite factory at Wal tham, owing to the presence of grit in the mixing machinery. Three men were killed. BERLIN, Dec 17. At the instance of the late Hon. Kxupp's family the prosecution of Vonverts had been dropped. VIENNA, Dec 16. Extreme cold is causing terrible distress in Austria. There are w'hoiel •sale dismissals and one hundred and forty thousand iron workers are idle. TOKIO, Dec 16. The Governor of Formaso reports ihat nineteen Japanese were killed and seventy one wounded in the operations against the insurgents. Keceived December 18, 12.26 a.m. CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec 17. The Porte has aslced the Powers to intervene in .Sofia to stop the agita tion in Macedonia. LONDON, Dec. 17. The Hartropp divorce petition was dismissed, a verdict of " not guilty " being returned. Fourteen counsel were engaged in tiie case and the costs of hearing amounted to £13,000. M r Brodrick estimates the cost of the Somaliland operations to the end of the present financial year at a quarter of a million sterling. CAPETOWN, Dec. 17. Mr Chamberlain has left by train for Lak« Victoria Nyanza.
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m MOATE&Cojt ._L I S S ITX 1 S S E N, KNOX STREET, HAMILTON. CERTIFICATED TEACHER OF THE PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN AND VIOLA. Special attention to Technique & Theory. R. W. D SOLICITOR Y E , Hamilton. MONEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE OF FREEHOLS. tf'H ERBERT XT /COLLINS. BARRISTER and SOLICITOR TE AWAMUTU. SOLICITOR FOR "ADVANCES TO SETTLERS OFFICE." J, A. YOUNG, DENTIST, To Awamutu, first Tuesday in month. Ngaruawahia, second Tuesday in month. Huntly, third Tuesday in moiith. To Aroha, fourth Tuesday in month. Other districts occasionally. HIGH-CLASS WORK. TERMS MODERATE. MR G. SKENE DIXON SURGEON DENTIST, lI'MILTON. /iilts monthly the foil uving f laces Ngaruawahia— l«t Friday Te Awamutu—2nd Friday Huntly-4 h Friday. 'OUR AND A HALF PER CENT.— .' We have Money to Lend at this rate ©a First-class Freehold Security. Early Aplications is requested. Vaile Bros,, Legal Chambers, opposite Vulcan Lane, Queen-street, Auckland. 24 7 MONEY TO LEND on Mortage of First-class Freehold Securities. W. COLEMAN, Solicitor and Notary Public. / 109, Queen - street, Auckland, 23 7. U. 1. X) I G G S, AUTHORISED AND LICENSED SURVEYOR. Ten years on Government Staff. NEXT HAMILTON HOTEL HAMILTON. 23/7. EWS 0 N LAND, COMMISSION. ESTATE AGENT HAMILTON. M E T. 11. B 0S :° KTH - Teacher of Piano, Violin, 'Cello and Singing, Having taken up his residence in Hamil tou, ie now prepared to receive pupils at CLAREMONT VILLA. Cambridge Every MONDAY and TUESDAY. Te Awamutu—Every FRIDAY. Mr BoßWorth'a " Waik.ito Quidrille land" is now opeu to accept Engage ments for Concerts, Balls, etc., iu any part the Waikato. ENT A L OTI C E MR E. DE VENNY McGARRIGLE, DENTAL SURGEON, Hamilton. Mr McGarrigle may be consulted on and After Saturday, August 2nd, at his rooms, Victoria House, Hamilton. N:trous-Oxide pr as administered. Painless Extractions by the most recent process. Artificial work at moderate Prices. H. UPTOX. ENGINEER, HAMILTON. HAS ON SALE SNT FOR White Cottou Waste W. A. Kv;m and Oils C...'s Union oil Benzine EnwinoM Belting Automobiles Bolts and Nuts Gould's Lumps Coach Screwj Steel Split Pulleys Packings Melting Insertion Shafting Etc., etc. Launches (oil or steam) Etc., etc. [a card.] TEACHER OF SINGING AND VOICE PRODUCTION. TE AWAMUTU. HANDSOME COMPOTES - Just the tiling for a present - fis cash at E. J. WILKINSON'S, < 'anibrido*. J R W XV I D L E R. GENERAL CARRIER, COAL AND FIREWOOD MERCHANT HAMILTON. i;iRST CLASS STATIONERY at E. J 1 WILKINSON'S, Cambridge, ir packets at 3d, 4d, b'd, 7d, Bd, Is, Is 3d Is 6d 2s, I'd Ud. Business envelopes a speciaJy,
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WT/1902/WT_19021218/MM_01/0003.xml | 6,931 | THE PROPOSED BUILDING REGULATIONS.
♦- INDIGNATION MKLTIN'i. An indignation meeting of burgesses was held last eveuiug in St. Peter's schoolroom, for the purpose of protesting against the proposed clauses in the incoming bye-laws providing for the election in brick of new buildings in the main street, There was * an attendance of about 20, and on the mo tion of Mr Manning. Mr Hettley was voted to the chair. The chairman having explained the ob ject for which tho meeting had been called, Mr Young read the clauses relating to buildings. The purport of the clauses is that all new building- hereafter erected in au area within the distance of soft .if Vie toria and Tisdale-stro t-\ extending from the bridge to the raihviy station on the one side, and from the bridge to the Borough Chambers on the other, shall be erected in brick . utso that all hotels or .- boarding-houses in the borough shall in future be built or added to m hi iek. Mr Young thought the clauses were op pressive, and lie believed would be inimical to the best interests of tho borough. Every encouragement should be given to people who wished to start business in the borough. To compel a man to build iu brick would cause him to lake 33j!| per cent more of his capital for buildings than as necessary. No cue in a position to built iu brick would build in wood. Ho instanced the towns of Hawera, Wanganui, Stratford and Now Plymouth and the suburb of I'onsonby as having no such regulations as these, although they were much larger towns than Hamilton. Provided the build ings were safe to pedestrians and inmates the Council should encourage their erec tion even if in wood. The Council would be better employed in attending to sanitary affairs. They would be doing better work, for there was more danger of people dying of typiioid than of being burnt to death. Mr Howden then moved the following resolution: "That in the opinion of this meeting the proposed bylaws Nos. 43 and 44 are premature, and that the Council be requested not to confirm them." Mr Shepherd seconded the motion. Mr Manning pointed ont in reference to boarding-houses and hotels in the Borough —not in the area alone—that any additions must be in brick. The regulation might be suitable for London or Manchester, but to ask peQplo to build iu brick in a town like Hamilton was absurd. Although he was only a tenant he had indirectly to pay the rates, and he had more to do with this matter than those who were passing the mea sure, as most of them lived outside the area affected. On the question being raised a3 to the definition of a bonding house, Mr Young said it appeared that the clause applied to anyone who accommodated another and took payment for such accommodation. The chairman remarked that according to the regulations any person wishing to add a second storey to a wooden boarding house would be compelled to do so in brick The position was absurd, and he was sur prised at the members of the Council pas sing such a measure. Every credit was •""due to Messrs Parr and Young for their r stand in the matter. Mr Howden said there were no more stringent bye-laws in Auckland. Mr Chappeil stated that it would rest with tho Council to define a boarding house, and they could trust that body to use judgment. Mr Howden instanced '.he case of Bright's hotel as showing that it would not pay to erect brick buildings in Hamil ton. Mr Knox said the promotion of the m-eting had .not gone the right way about the business. They should have re quested the Mayor to call a meeting and have the matter properly thro hod out by councillors theusdves, He moved as an amendment " that this meeting request His Worship tho Mayor to call a public meeting at an early date re this matter." Mr Hardley seconded. Mr Manning opposed the amendment on the ground that as the holidays were so close, and the bye-laws were to be confirmed early in January, there was no time for delay _ r l ho chairman pointed out that if the regula ions was passed it would mean that the proposed municipal buildings would have to be erected in brick. In face of the large scheme, already on foot, this would prevent the erection of the buildings, as he was sure tho town could not carry a JBiOOO hall. After further desultory discussion the amendment was put and lost, only the mover and seconder voting for it. The motion was then carried, as was a vote of thanks to the chair. « —* Daisy Soap, Empire Royal Blue, and Em pire Extract Soap. Three good things for your laundry. Ask J. T. Home, Hamilton, for any of these linos. E. J. Davey, Hamilton, stocks our goods. You can purchase Empire h'oyal Blue and Daisy Soap from his store. Right price for a good article. You have troubles in your laundry. This is why we advertise. No more worry. Get up at a reasonable time, not in the middle of the night, and by using Daisy Soap and Empire Co.'s Laundress Help, Empire Koyal Blue and Extract of Soap, your work is done in half tho time, and you don't get angry. Ask the following grocers, men of experience, who know a good thing when they see it, and they will see your wants for Empire Goods promptly attended to : Parr Bros., Hamilton : E. J. Davey, Hamilton; J. T. Home, Hamilton ; Macferson and West, Hamilton. They all stock these goods. In Cambridge same remarks Thonns Wells likes our Empire Goods, and sells them. He, with long experience, knows a srood article. Secure a packet of Laundress Don't bustle yourself. Empire Royal Blue, Daisy Soap and Laundress Help do the work and you need not hustle, lavage and Richards, A. G. Harris, I'. ,1. Sanders, Charlie Boyce and all Hamilton and Cam bridge grocers think a deal of Empire Goods. In Te Awamutu and Kihikihi you have up to date stores who stock Empire Goods, Empire Bluo, Daisy Soap, etc. Just call at (i. M. A Ahier's Warehouse and Oifford and Bowden's. <- If you're in Kihikihi and run short of Empire Royal Blue, the bluest blue that ever blued a blue bag, or Daisy Soap, " a daisy," look up T. H. Chapman and John G. Elmsley. " A little bit later on," when in Ohaupo, goto J. T. Edwards for Empire Blue and , Daisy Soap. Furthor on in tho land of cordials ask Green and Colcbrook for Empire Goods, Otorohanga The Empire Coy. supply < 'hoico Cigars wholesale. Try Billy Bright, Hamilton Hotel, for an " Exquisitor." This is au special brand. Look them up, Parr Bros., Hamilton,— ■* you can get Empire Imperial Coffee, Daisy- Soap. No soap like " Daisy." It's a soap that does its work "thoroughly." This is something worth noting, 2 bars of lovely White Borax Curd Soap weighing nearly 31b:-', for—Parr Bros, will make the price right.
KAWHIA.
From ova own C"Rres!'o>,'l)ENt. The third contest between the Kawhia and the Oparau cricket team.-- took place here on Saturday last, and re-ult"d iu another victory for the Kawhia player* by ten rum on the first innings, the leo.il men making bl aui the visitors .M. For the winning team, CrOukes played a lucky soil of innings for is, while Young Stewart scored the same number by fine hard hit ting. In the bowling department, Crookes took six wickets clean bowled fm 2" runs. and Newton two for 22. tlie latter having very hard luck right throughout. I'or tie losers Singleton, of the l'irongia I'lub and a Waipa representative, played the inning.-, of the day in a ina.-terley manner for 2 ', when lie was clean bowled, by Crookes with a breakback. This player showed sound defence combined with very neat punishing power. During tho game, after noon tea and refreshments were provided for both teams by the Kawhia ladies under the supervision of Mrs Pearson, who deserves great credit for the excellent way in which she instituted and managed the whole business, which was much appre ciated by all concerned. Quite a largo number of spectators assembled to witivss the game, as it was generally supposed that Oparau, having raised such a strong com bination, would put down the local players, but the latter proved too strong upon this, as upon former occasions. Messrs Hamil ton and Floyd officiated as umpires, and gave every satisfaction to both teams. Oparau's new man, Parker, shaped well with the ball, hut had hard luck in being smartly run out by Jordain before he had scored. <>n both sides the utmost good-will prevailed throughout the game; Mr Crookes captained the local team and Mr Theo. Newton acted in the same capacity for tne visitors. The next contest between these two clubs takes place on New Year's I)ay at Kawhia, when another close game is anticipated. On .Saturday evening, in Mr G. ('. Fal wasser's office, a meeting of the Executive of the Regatta Committee was held, Mr F. C. Crookes in the chair, and a great amount of routine business was transacted. It was unanimously resolved to authorise Mr \Y. A. Mason, the general secretary, to collect subscriptions in town, to advertise the coming carnival, and to make the necessary arrangements with the N.S. Co. to run two steamers one from Onehunga, and one from Waitara, in order to suit visitors. It was also decided that Messr- Langley. Darcy Hamilton and Crookes constitute the reception committee. All matters in regard to the ensuing regatta are being vigorously attended to, and it is to be hoped our next annual carnival will prove a decided success. Quite a number of com petitors have writt n to the secretary, ex pressing their in'.ention to take part in the various events The tug-of-war event be tween team representing Kawhia and Oparau is sure to attiact as much attention locally as any other part of the very exten sive programme. About 2 a.m. en Sunday morning, the shop and stock of Mr Scott, our local saddler, was burned to the ground. At fiist it was feared that the owner was with in the burning building, but on further en quiry it was learned that he had left for Riglan some hours previously. Whether the building and coutents were insured is not quite clear, but a coroner's inquiry will be held in a few days, and matters connect ed therewith satisfactorily brought to light. We had another visit on Saturday morn ing from the s.s. Kani< \ which brought quite a large cargo. Matters connected wr u the opening of the new Awaroa coalfield are being vigor ously pushed ahead, and those in charge of the proceedings hop' very soon to have the business brought to a, satisfactory issue, which will mean a great deal in regard to the progress of this rising work. The Native School annual jconcert was held in the Kawhia public school on Fri day, when a packed audieneo greeted the performers. The programme presented was as follows:—Song, " Echo " Mr Hamil ton irecitation, " Three Mice" Make Pomii hare, Wei Tano ami H<Miri Erueti, three little mites of about six years whose per fect actions in their song elicited a, hearty encore: song, "The Link Divine" Miss Buckeridge, with violin obligato by Miss A. Hamilton; action song, " The Curly Headed Coon " by the school children, with dance; recitation, " The Story of an Apple," by little Master Walter Barclay, aged six and a-half years, whose gesticula tions fairly brought do:vn the house ; club and dumbell exercises by the schoolchild ren ; song, " I Fear No Foe "Mr Prentice ; recitation, 'The Twins" Misses Takiriki a,ud Kawi Vere. The two young ladies were taught by Miss A. Hamilton, and the piece was considered the event of the even ing. Comic recitation, " McCuinness " Mr Mann ; recitation, •' Mr Nobody " Misses Pare Hunigau, Kirimanu, Poriu and Kite Te Fii a : pianoforte solo, Miss Yells ; re citation, " The Owl and the Pussy Cat " by Wiri Tani and Tame Pouiu ; violin solo, Miss McMillan ; song, " Because I Love You " Mrs Crolly : chorus, ''The Fairies " schoolchildren ; song, " Asthore " Miss Hamilton, who sang as an encore " 1 Don't Know Why I Love You, Put I Do : recita tion by Neha Te Uira, Hone Pouwliare, Toatara ; Mr Lundon gained a double en core for his comic song ; violin duet, Miss Auta Hamilton and Mr Hey wood Arm strong ;God Save the King, in Maori and English by the schoolchildren. Mr Hamilton mentioned that the mate rial he had to work on was mostly children from 0 years to i) years old, and he had to supply dinner to those who could not afford to bring lunch to school. However, he considered that the proceeds of the concert would enable him to carry on for three months at least. The promoters of the concert have to thank the performers and accompanists for tho valuable assistance so cheerfully ren dered, both at the concert and at the dance which followed. During the dance Mr Hamilton pre sented Mr J. Watts, who is leaving the district, with a handsome gladstone bag as token of respect and appreciation of his great help as musician at dances and other entertainments, and expressed the com pany's good w ; shes for his future in his new sp. ere.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18 1902-
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I>. Vin.-ioii-Dus.setor, teacher of voice ii;tion ami singing, has derided t»open ui for hidic: and gentlemen at begin >f year, at Ills Gd per quarter—by this prolilab!.' evening will be spent each week. Intending members will oblige by leavhi" naiiie- at Mr hml's Book-arcade, Hamilton. —Mr Dossetor will also bo glad to call upon any desirous of having their voices tried—Terms for private lessons per ar rangement— Private address, Almadale, Hamilton. [Advt/1 I)INNEiVSETS- F t r 7es 38 A t WILT JAM RSPOTT'S Victoria- slrm-t, Camb'ri go Worms undermine Children's Constitu tions. Use WADE'S WORM FIGS. Is boxes. ALMADALE, HAMILTON. Private Boarding Estab lishment. MRS F. A. QUICK. Every Comfort and Convenience for Tourists. HOT AND COLD BATHS. ZITHEBS, VIOLINS, BANJOS, MAN DOLINS, and other musical instru ments at WILKINSON'S, Cambridge.
RANTED— A General Servant. Apply Mrs \V. I'. Buckland, Cambridge 7AXT ED to exchange for few weeks, . . six-roouied house, Devonpnrt, for ouc in ur near Hamilton. Apply, H. F. I >evonp< irt. \T7ANTED-AII Waikato R-ilenK to T T visit the West Coast Health Ke.sort. 'luring Regatta Carnival week, and witness j " "miis I'oi and llaka dances. TANTED Owners of McCormick i Hinders, wlio rei|uire their Machines overhauled, t<i notify i it ouce. !•'. ,1. Sanders, Cambridge. Sole agent Me- Cormiek Co., for Auckland Province. Cvcles, at £2ll ei ins tn quit. inspect the MeCormiol; l',):»- K "*TANTED All Waikato Residents to visit the West Coast Health Resort, during Regatta Carnival week, and witness famous Poi and llaka dances. r ANTED KNOWN—Those desirous t t of having FAMILY GROUPS PHOTOGRAPHED at Xinas or New Year should make appointments with Messrs GAZE ii CD. as early as possible. —llowden's Buildings, Hamilton. 117" ANTED—The travelling public to re *T member that Tea, Coffee, Pies, Pastry, Cakes, etc., are obtainable all day long at my Refreshment Rooms. Auck land, Local, and Illustrated papers.—J. T. Horne, Confectioner etc., Hamilton. "'"ANTED —Those requiring Violins, » » Strings, and all Accessories appert aining thereto, to call on or send to H. H. Howden, watchmaker and jeweller, Hamil ton, who has a large supply in stock. r A XTED KNOWN, Mrs Bridges has » » opened up in Victoria Street, Hamilton, with a supply of Smoked Fish. Fresh fish three times a week. Also, Summer Drinks, Lollies, Sweetmeats etc., to arrive shortly. TANTED KNOWN.—V. Plescher de » » sires to draw attention to Ins large stock of Footwear. A splendid lot of Ladies' and Gentlemen's American Kid boots (lace and button), Walking and Evening Shoes, Girl's Lace and Button Loots (tan and black), Good Strong School Boots, Farmers' Boots, Bluchers, Canvas Shoes, Leather and Carpet Slippers (good and cheap). Repairs neat and prompt. First-class bouts made t} order. V . PLESC HE R , CO-OPERATIVE BOOT SHOP, CAMBRIDGE. Tenders. TENDERS. 'TENDERS, addressed to the under -1 signed, will be received until TUES DAY, 23rd December, for the ERECTION OF A TEN-ROOMED HOUSE in Vic toria Street, Cambridge. Plans, &c, may be seen at J. H. Edwards' Fancy Goods Repository. * C. REID, Cambridge. Government Notices. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. CRICKET MATCH, AUCKLAND v. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20th. T N connection with the above, the ordin l. ary 4.15 p.m. Cambridge and Frank ton train will not leave Auckland until 5.35 p.m., arriving Frankton 10.50 p.m.,and Cambridge 11.50 p.m. Christmas holiday excursion fares are now in operation. BY ORDER. DISTRICT ORDER BY COL. R. H. DA VIES, C.8., COMMANDING DISTRICT. District Defence Office, Auckland. December 16th, 1002. | "'HE following which was published as * Section "B" in District Order of Bth September last is hereby cancelled:—"/ member of any contingent, within si:_ months of his landing in New Zealand can go to any medical man to be examined and pay for such.'' By order. JAMES REID, Major, District Adjutant. Public Works Office, Auckland, sth December, 1902: RS will be received at this 1 Office until noon on MONDAY the 20h inst, for ADDITIONS, REPAIRS, etc., to SANATORIUM BUILDING, CAM BRIDGE. Plan, Specification and Con ditions may bo seen at the Post Offices at Hamilton and Cambridge, and at this Office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. C. R. VICKERMAN, TENDER? LSTATION SECTION RENDERS will be received up to 1 SATURDAY, 20th December, 1902, for the excavation of 75 chains, more or less, of OPEN DRAIN. Plans aud Specifications may be seen at the Homestead. M. MULCAHEY, Manager. Lost, Found, &c. 'TKAYED on my property, Ted a KJ white Heifer, cut on right ear. George Read, I'ukekura. IVTRAYED from Hamilton Railway Sta * ton, Chestnut Buggy. Mare, heavy in foal, four white feet, white star on fore head, good condition, no visible brands. Finder rewarded returning same to C. HORSNELL, Station-master, Hamilton. Any Person FOUND TRESSPASING with dog or gun on any of the Assets Realisation Board's properties in the Wai kato will be prosecuted. JOHN McCAW, Estates Superintendent, Matamata
Business Notices. REAL KS ;et, auckl; MK M. (1. FAh'Kfiß. " BANK WOOD," HAMILTON, Who will conduct intending purchasers to properties free of charge, and will be glad to receive particulars of propertied tor sale. CHEAP BUSH FAKM. Adjacent to Railway .Station. Q,) I ; .S. Per Acre, 2:« acres good (3&/-J -L' ' level land iu h ;avy riinu timber, except 10 acres which have been grassed and fenced : close to post ottice ; station and township; handy to good mar ket, and about 150 miles from Auckland. 71113 Close to Station, ke. Pi Q to =£22 per a>re. Several hands acres each ; very fertile land, fenced, and in remarkably good grass; on one there is some pretty bush : all well watered; one mile from station and large township, any about 30 miles trom town. Prices range fiomJElH to £22 per acre; one-third cash, balance five years at 5 per cent. 7056 HANDY FARM. Twenty miles from A ucklaud. P(\9(\~ IOS ACEES ! all fenced and sub-divided; 85 acres grass; .2 acres crop; small orchard ; 1 acre bush ; 1 acres drained swamp; balance rough land house of four rooms and verandah ; stable, cowshed, &c.; £ mile from school, post oiiice, kc. ; one mile from creamery and o\ from station. Price, .£620 ; terms if desired. 7164, UNIMPROVED LANDS. NGAROTO PAPJSH-AllotmeDt 330, con taining 50 acres, £75. TAUPIRI PA ISH-Allotment 325, con taining* t-crs, £3B. TAUPIKI PARISH -Allotment 189, con thiniijjr 50 pcref, £3O. TAUPIb'I PKI-H-AilotmentH 377 and 370. containing 100 acres, £75. TUHIKARAMKA PAFJSH-Allotment 30, TUHIK'aRAMEA PARISH Allotment 131, ciutaitiiDg 50 acres, £3O. TUHIKARAMEA PARISH-Allotinent 74, containing 50 acres, £75. 7692 We undertake any business in con nectlon with the selling, buying, mort gaging or leasing of land and buildings and confine our attention to this. Samuel Vaile and Sons, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. Hamilton, December loth, 1902. rAVING disposed of my butchering I - ! business to Messrs Stone and Chil cott, I take this opportunity of thanking my customers for the liberal support I have for so many years received from them, and to solicit a continuance of the same to my successors. T. QUALTROUGH. Hamilton, December loth, 1902. reference to the above we beg to say that we have this day taken over Mr Qualtrongh's old established business, and hope by strict attention to business, and by keeping meat of the very best quality only, to" receive a liberal share of patronage and support. G. STONE, R. CHILCOTT. J OODCARVING—ReIief, Chip, Floral • » Chip, etc. Terms, 12s 6d per quarter, Is Gd per hour. Articles designed.—Miss E. Ayling, 13, Victoria Area le, Auckland. TO WLVE~AND "SPIRIT" MERCHANTS HOTELKEEPERS, and the General Public in the CITY OF AUCKLAND and the SURROUNDING DISTRICT IT having come under the notice of the undersigned Dunedin Brewers that BOTTLED ALE AND STOUT PUR PORTING TO BE DUNEDIN ALE AND SrOUT is now being sold throughout the Auckland District, bearing on the Labels the name of D. ARK ELL, and a statement that the same is brewed expressly for D ArkeP, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Brewers that THEY DO NOT BREW FOR OR SUPPLY ALE OR STOUT TO the said D. Arkell. Dated at Dunedin, this loth day of Julv 1902. J J JAMES SPEIGHT AND CO., LIMITED. McGAVIN AND CO. MAURICE JOEL WILLIAM STRACHAN AND CO. PRESENTATION GOODS, try E. J. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge. THE HAMILTON HOTEL, VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. AY. BRIGHT, Proprietor. THE BEST APPOINTED HOSTELTY IN THE WAIKATO. GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR TOURISTS. BEAUTIFUL GARDEN AT THE REAR OF THE HOTEL. FIRST-CLASS TABLE KEPT. BEST WINES AND SPIRITS IN STOCK. ALES IN BOTTLES. AND IN CIVILITY AND ATTENTION TO ALL BILLIARD ROOM fitted with one of EDWARDS' BEST TABLES. SAMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCTAI TRAVELLERS. GOOD STABLING. W. BRIGHT, PROPRIETOR. These are bold assertions to make regard ing any medicine, but there is abundant proof of every one of the above statements regarding this remedy. Every household should have a bottle at hand. Get it to day. It may save a life. W. DEY, Agent. Hamilton; THOMAS WELLS, Agent, Cam bridge j GEO. M. A. AHIER, Agent. Te Awamutu sell it.
Business Notices. VERANDAH BLINDS CHEAP \ LL sizes from 4s to 12s at SAX DEES, Q.CE., Cambridge. SUMMER DRINKS. pASPBERRY SYRUP of Specie I JLI- Quality, nude expressly for mo K brand of Genuine Raspberry Vine gar, Limejuice, Limejuice Cordial Herb B-er extract, Do Carlos concen trated drinks. Eiffel Tows- e.m coutrated drinks, really splendid. SANDERS, Q.CE. 17" RASPBERRY JAM in Tins and ». Jars. K Jams assorted do. do. K Marmalade, K Nectarine Converse, K Potted Moats K Raspberry Vinegar, guaranteed made from genuine Raspberry K Potted Meats, K Sheep's Tongues, K Beef 'lea. K Vinegar IC Tomato and Worcester Sauee Popper, etc, etc. If you want reliable goods that will please you, try K goods. SANDERS, Q.CE. NEW XMAS FRUITS. MACHINE DRESSED CURRANTS from 4Jd lb. Finest quality Patras, do. Gd lb. Seeded Raisins and Muscatels, Loxias, Valencias, Sultanas from 7d lb: Figs, Dates, Desert Muscatels, Poaches, Pears, Apricots, Pine Apples from 7d; Alinouds, nuts of all kinds. Evaporated Poaches, Apricots, from 8d lb. Prunes from Bd. Apples. Finest quality goods at right prices. SANDERS, QC.E. CONFECTIONERY. CHOCOLATES of all makes in every variety, including Magawattee Lollies of all kinds, Met/. Fruits, Xinas Stockings, Jewel Packets, etc. SANDERS, Q.CE. TAKE NOTICE. AOU new Potted Meats, English, Ameri _ can and Colonial. For finest quality of Salmon, Sardines, etc. Try SANDERS, Q.CE. BISCUITS. DISCUITS from to 5s lb. I can * ) sell you all, either in variety, quality, or price. CHINA GLASS, ETC. CALL and see the display of articles in the window at Is each. Plenty more inside. A fine assortment of goods to hand, suitable for wedding and Xmas presents. SANDERS, Q.CE. DO YOU WANT FURNITURE ? I CAN supply you with Furniture of Superior make of well - seasoned timber, at very reasonable prices. Furni ture and Bedding of every description, made to order by competent workmen. SANDERS, Q.CE. SASHES, DOORS, ETC. A STOCK of Sashes, Doors, Mantel pieces, Verandah Brackets, etc., on hand, splendidly made of well-seasoned timber, at the lowest prices ever offered. Kauri timber, cheap and good. F. J. SANDERS, Agent for J. McAndrew & Co., Paeroa. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. ONLY first-quality in Seeds and Manures are supplied by us. Samples may be seen at our agent, Mr F. J. Sanders, Cam bridge. Agent for W. S Laurie & Co., Auckland. QUALITY IS THE TEST OF CHEAP NESS. McCORMICK Harvesting Machines, are not the lowest priced on the market, but the quality is unequalled, and they are guaranteed to give satisfaction. Binders, Mowers, or Rakes. A full stock of fittings on hand for all machines. F. J. SANDERS, Sole Agent Auckland Province. "HILE thanking my numerous patrons throughout Waikato for their kind support, no effort will be wanting on my part to merit a continuance of the same. My ambition is to keep the finest quality of goods procurable. Wishing you all a merry Xmas and a happy and prosperous New Year. F. J. SANDERS, Q.CE. Cambridge. PRESERVING Jars, Preserving Pans in Brass, Copper, and Enemelled. Arras Cream Separators are the simplest, most effective known. Call and inspect them. Prices 50s up. SANDERS, _ CAMBRIDGE. HOT WEATMEIi GOODS Milne & Ghoyce, Ltd,, AUCKLAND. WASHING BLOUSES, Special job line at 2s (id, 3a 6d, 4s 6d ; Mercerised Sateen Blouses, floral styles, 4s lid to 12s 6d; White and Coloured Washing Slk Blouses, beautifully trimmed, at 12s Gd, 15s 6d, to 355. HOLLAND COSTUMES, with new Rus sian and Eton jackets, and smartly cut skirts, from 24s 9d the costume. UNDERSKIRTS, in washing prints, all trimmed, at 2s lid, 3s Gd, 3s lid, to 10s Gd; Fancy Materials, from 5s lid to 255. WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, Special Value, trimmed lace or embroidery and tucks, 3s lid, 5s lid, Gs lid, to 27s 6d. NEW | SUNSHADES-Handsome Cream Satin Sunshades, with wide moire stripe, 10s Qd. ; Striped and Floral Eoman Satins, Gs lid, 8s lid, 10s 6d ; Plain and Fancy Parasols in every CHILDREN'S WHITE SILK FROCKS, lace trimmed, to fit children from 6 to !) years, 9s lid to 21s. NEW FANCY GOODS FOR PRESENTS —Good Fancy Soaps, 3 cakes in artis tic box, Is 3d, Is Gd, 2s 6d, 4s 6d; Photo Frames, in all shapes, Is, Is 3d, Is Od, 2s Gd, to 10s 6d ; Purses, at 9d, Is, Is 3d, Is 9d, to 20s ; Fancy Boxed Hand kerchiefs, Is 3d, Is Gd, Is !)d, Is lid, to 10s Cd the box; Real Maltese Lace Scarves and Collars, 10s 9d, 12s 6d, 15s Gd, to 455. NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN— Special selection of Gent's Neckties, at Is, Is Gd, 2s Gd, to 4s Gd. SERVICEABLE LINEN HANDKER CIIIEFS-Plain hem, Is, Is 3d, Is 6d; hem-stitched, Is 6d to 3s Gd. SMART WASHING WAISTCOATS, in white, drab, and shepherd's - plaids, at 5s lid, Gs lid, 8s 6d, to 15s Gd. FRENCH STRAW PANAMA HATS, Gs lid. Latest Hats in every style. NEW TUNIC AND TENNIS SHIRTS, from 3s Gd to 7s Gd ; Gent's White and Sweaters, 3* 6d, 3s lid to 10s ~Uaderoloibißg» . . __
Davis & Co' SPECULATORS RUE OR SMALL CAPITAL Nl> all those anxious to S'. GOOD INVESTMENTS of Substantial and Increasing Value and to those wishing to secure COMFORTABLE HOMES SNUG FARMS OR GOOD PASTOKAL PROPER TIES We would call your attention to the fact that we can offer the best and most com plete List of Properties of all kinds in th« Wa'katoand surrounding Districts, and are prepared to FINANCIA LLY, ASSIST BUYERS. We cannot here advertise our large list of properties in detail, but we are always ready to give, or post full particulars to intending buyers, also to conduct them over the different properties we have for Sale, free of charge. Wo have properties from 50 acre to 5000 acres blocks in price from 17s 6d per acre to .£lO per acr# with good roads, near Post Office, school, Creameries and Railway, and on Easy Terms. IF YOU Desire to Sell We shall be glad to receive full particulars of your property which we advertise in different parts of New Zealand and Australia, which costs you nothing, as advertising is the keystone to our success and our terms are, NC SALE, NO CHARGE. We have numerious inquiries from all parts of A'ew Zeal-nd and Australia, our con nection being very extensive. Having lately sold several properties is a proof of our ability to do business. Why Pay Rent We have several Good Town Properties with 4 to 9 roomed houses, with £ acre tc 10 acre good land in or Hamilton East and West. Easy terms. For further parti culars apply to DAVIS & CO. AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, HAMILTON. Auction sales conducted in all parts of the country. Advances made on all goods placed with us for Sale. WAIKATO AGENTS and SHOW ROOMS for the WONDERFUL WERTHEIM SEWING MACHINE Three machines in one. On Time Pay ment, 2s 6d per week. Also, PIANOS & ORGANS English and German, and on easy terms. From 2s Gd per week. See our quality and price before you pur chase. WAIKATO AGENTS Northern Fire Insurance Company Capital ,£5,689,000. WAIKATO AGENTS Imperial (gold medal) Calf Food. T best in the market. Once used always used. Auction sales at our New Mart and Yards, Hamilton, EVERY SATURDAY at 2 p.m., of POULTRY, PIGS, PRODUCE FURNITURE, etc. Anything you have for sale TAKE IT TO DAVIS & CO. and have it turned into cash. UPTON & CO., CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS We have pleasure in announcing that we are now opening SPECIAL SHIPMENTS OF CHRISTMAS CARDS AND CALEN DARS. OUR PACKETS AND BOXES ARE OF EXCEPTIONAL VALUE. ALL POST FREE. s. Memories, 12 Beatiful Cards ... 1 Diadem, 12 Choice and Elegant Cards 3 Welcome, 15 Exquisite Cards ... 1 Princess, 25 Chaining-Cards 2 Regal, 10 Artistic Cards 1 Unique, 15 High-class Cards ... 1 Holly Berries, 10 Perfect Gems ... 1 Merry Hours, 50 Grand Value ... 2 Record, 50 Fine Assortment 1 Ruby, 12 Lovely Cards 0 Granville, 25 Choice Cards 1 Golden Age, 12 Choice Selection ... 0 Eclipse, 12 Perfect Treasures ... 1 The Fine Art, 1.2 Elegant Cards ... 0 The Fino Art, 20 Splendid Value ... 0 The Duchess Cabinet, 20 Artistic and Choice Selection ... ... 3 Rizaline Curds, for Hand-painting, assorted shapes, Is 6d and 2s per dozen. CHRISTMAS NUMBERS AND ANNUALS FOR 1903 ARE NOW ARRIVING. s: d. Illustrated London News 1 7 Graphic 1 7 Holly Leaves 1 7 Sketch 1 7 Ladies' Pictorial 1 7 Pears' 1 9 Black and White 1 7 Sphere , 1 7 Town and Country Journal ... 0 6J Australasian 0 6k Sydney Mail 0 fif Bulletin 0 G^ Auckland Weekly News 1 o| N.Z. Graphic 1 oJ Christchurch Press 1 0i- Brett's Almanac 1 y" Whitaker's Almanac 1 G Daily Mail Year Look 1 G| ORDERS ARE NOW BEING BOOKED (£-*? Our Assorted Packets of Christmas and New Year Cards cannot be excelled, being the Choicest Cards of the Best Makers. UPTON & CO., 158-160, QUEEX-ST., AUCKLAND. rpE \ WAMUTU & T^AWEIA ROYAL MAIL COACH Leaves KAWHIA every TUESDAY aid FRIDAY, at 8 s.m. Leaves PIRONGIA every WEDN DAY and SATURDAY at 7 a.m. Arriving at Pirongia every TUESDAY and FRIDAY This line passes through TE RAU-A-MOA AND GOVERNMENT KING COUNTRY LANDS To be shortly opened for selection. A SYMONDS & CO PROPRIETORS ... TE AWAMUTU
McNicol & Co. IT MAY CONCERN. New War Holi es, Hie undersigned will X(»",' h •Sale at < lliaunn mi Tue-ulav, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20. <">; V HEAD oF (iOOD BEEF it Fat Steers, 6 Christinas Beef, Richd. Reynolds 10 Prime Fat Cows, Win, Vosper 8 Fat Steers, Jno. Fisher IS Empty Cows, 18 Calves, G. Luxton HO -horn Ewes, with lambs at side, G. Luxton 12 Calves, Ciles Keuley. Hi) Very Choice 12 to IS month steers 6 Weil-bred Nine-week-old Pigs, T. Fennel I. 30 (iood Beef, Tauwliare and Eureka 25 Real Good Calves, 2 Store Cows, J. All will 2 Dairy Cows, neighbourhood IS Calves. IB Fat Geese, Hautapu 10 Fat Steers, 10 Fat Heifers, 8 Fat Cows, James Taylor 9 Fat Heifers, Gorton Estate 8 Choice Fat Steers, Robt. Caley From Pook Bros, who are giving «p dairying 14 Cows, in full milk It Calves 2 New Factory Cans 2 Pigs Horse, Trap and Harness Set Tine Harrows, Horse Hoe, etc Also, from W. and E. Niekie: 17 Dairy Cows, in full milk, mostly first or second calf Light Spring Cart At 12 o'clock. McNICOL <fe CO. __G. F. McCullagb, Auctioneer. HAMILTON STOCK SALE. MONDAY, December 22. In consequence of the usual date falling on Christinas Day, we will hold our next Hamilton Sale as above, on Monday December 22. IOYEAKLING S, lw Wm. Mawhinney 50 Hoggets, Tauwhare 30 Head Good Beef 9 Fat Steers, very choice, Geo. Way. Champion Drill, 13 coulters 17 Dairy Cows.in full milk.seven of them heifers, balance good milkers. These cows are from one place, and comprise the owner's whole dairy of cov,-s 8 Weaners, John Martin Two-vear Shorthorn Bull, 20 Fat Ewes, Cambridge Roller, good working order, F. M. Hall 60 Fat Sheep, Stretton 11 Acres (more or less) of Oat Crop, growing on Galloway Beserve Entries Solicited. - At 12 o'clock. McNICOL & CO. G. F. McCullagb, Auctioneer. WAIHOU STOCK SALE. Friday January 9, 1903. In consequence of usual sale day January 2. coming amidst the holidays we will hold our next Waihou Sale as above —one week later than usual. 1 r WELL - BRED THREE-YEAR ir Wl 10 OL 10 OLD STEERS McNICOL k CO. G. F. MeCullagh, Auctioneer. SALE OF ROTO-O-RANGI HERD OF SHORTHORN CATTLE AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, January 28, 1903. * <)£ A HEAD OF PEDIGREE £iO\) CATTLE 130 Cows and Heifers, now with bull 35 Yearling Heifers 75 Calves 4 Bulls 4 Draught Horses and Harness 6 Hacks Without Reserve. Catalogue and particulars on application Origin of Herd : The cows were origi nally imported from Melbourne, purchased in 1870 from some of the best breeders there, including the Circular Head Co. of Tasmania, one of the first, if not the first company, to import and breed pure Shorthorns in Australasia ; kept pure since by bulls bred by J. Horwood, Bridgewater Park herd; E. Menlove, Esq ; Oamaru ; A. A. Fantham, Esq., Hawera; late John Origg, Longbeach, Canterbury; Archdeacon Williams, Te Ante, Hawke's Bay ; W. Nixon, Esq., Can terbury ; E. D. D. McLean, Esq., Maraeka kaho, Hawke's Bay ; McHirdy Bros.. Pal merston North; and N.Z. Land Associa tion. McNICOL k CO. G. F. McCullagb, Auctioneer. ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, February 4, 1903. EWES, LAMBS, WITHERS AND RAMS Entries solicited. At 12 o'clock. McNICOL k CO. G. F. McCullagb, Auctioneer. PEDIGREE POLLED ANGUS BULLS FOR PRIVATE SALE. £ PURE-BRED POLLED ANGUS 0 BULLS, the property of Mr Alex ander Aitken, and bred upon the Kerenoe Estate. For further particulars apply to McNICOL & CO. I DOK pRIVATE OALE FARMS in all parts of the district AGENTS FOR: Little's Sheep Dip, Fluid an 1 Pov\ de.' The Highland Sheep Dip P. anl D. Duncan's Implements E.L.T. Noxious Weed Destroyer, a con densed fluid prepared for the de struction of blackberry, gorse, briar, etc. W r hea properly applied this preparation is entirely reliable. One gallon of fluid to 40 gallons of water. Supplied in one, two, and five-gallon drums; one gallon Gs 6d, twog allons 6s 6d, five gallons ss. Spray pumps especially constructed for the pur pose, prices £l los. If bushes are small the fluid can be applied with ordinary water-can. Further par ticulars and testimonials on applica tion. McNICOL k CO.
W. J. Hunter. N consequence <>f the New Year Holidays the undersigned WILL NOT HOLD ANY SALES at Te Awamutn on Decem ber 27th, Cambridge on January 3rd, or < >haupo on January 6th. W. J. IT. U N T E B. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, DECEM BER IS AND 19. SPE'IAL SALE OF HORSES AT HAMILTON. Tim undersigned will hold his Annual Horse Sa'e at the Hamilton Borough Yards on above dates, of about Oi\i\ UNBROKEN COLrS AND o\l\t FILLIES, HEAVY AND MEDIUM DRAUGHT MARES AND GELDINGS, UPSTANDING HARNESS HOUSES AND HACKS Entries to date from H. A. Bell, G. Bob son, Hognn, E. Potts. Zellmau, Bridguiau VV. E. Jones, McDonald, Graham, Grigsby, H. Weal, Willoughby, Davidson, Newell Chit'y, Windsor, Cumpstone, Hannon, Houston, Gibbous, Arnold, Teddy, Shaw, Turnwald, Rauch, Patterson, Morgan, Cow ling, Ormshy, Johnstone, Finch, Bruce, Starkey, Bell, Douglas, Stewart, Home, Holmes, Corbett, Crouch, Hicks, Seddon Preudagast, Shaw, Death Bros., Noble Dawson, Cassidy, Smith and Hambling; Walsh, Holland, Fry, McL&rnon, Hill Dun stan, Dodd, Bruce, Hinton, Jackson, Bar ford, Washer, Corboy, Hansen, Galvan, Bell, Littlewood, White, Friar and Daries, Prince, Foster, Darragh, Dooley, Luxton, Hall, Kae, Jones, Bukowsky, Teasdale, Holtby, Calder, Snook, Marwood, Calder, Germann, Shakeapear, Holcroft, Andrews, Rennie, Walton, Wilson, Looker, Hodges, Laxon, Hines, Johnston, Tamaki, Berry, Graham, Millar, Lyndsay, Riley, Corcoran, Tamaki, Tyson, Orr, Dalbeth, Bellamy, Alexander, Ashwin, Dougherty, Caley Harper Mare, Light Spring trap, and Har ness, ?4yre, Sulky, and Harness W. G.Rae Pair of Ponies, 13 hands high, J'. Houston. Upstanding Bay Gelding, hack, carries lady ; from ranga Well-bred mare and foal, C. Jar* rett Upstanding Chestnut itorse, from Wanganui, sound, grand hack. and jumper Handsome Unbroken Child's" Peayp— by Bonnie Tom—Shetland mare Heavy Spring-cart Mare, took first prize Waikato Show, 1902, and a splendid worker in any Harness Double-seated Buggy (Gee and Pots ter), Pole and Harness, W. Lyndsay Pair of Well-matched Black Buggy Horses 1 Bay Cob, good hack, E. Tickelpenny 1 Upstanding Four-year-old Mare, by Lochinvar, quiet and good hack, Williamson Bros. 4 Medium Draught Herses, Reid and Gray D.F. Plough, Diso and Tine Harrows, Swingletrees and Harness, Geo. Grant, 6 First-class Buggy Horses'and Goodl Hacks, G. Robinson, Auckland Merrymaker, a perfect hack, fast" walker, quiet and sound, from Wairangi : 7 First-class Draught Colts and Fillies, three and four-year- old from Auckland .; ~ 8 Superior Draught Mares and Geld- ' ings, four to eight years, with trials in dray, W. J. Graham 1 Light American Double-seated Buggy, with pole and shafts - Commencing at 11 o'clock sharp on Thursday with unbroken stook; at 8 o'clock sharp on Friday W. J. HUNT EH. ! MONDAY, DECEMBER 29. \' CLEARING SALE AT HAUTAPU The undersigned has received instructions from Mrs J. Russell (at Pukeroro Poet Office, Hautapu), who is leaving the Waikato, to sell the whole of her OUSEHOLD FURNITURE First-class Piano Single-seated Buggy Good Quiet Horse and Harness Two-wheeled Roadster, Horse an Harness Choice Dairy Cow, just calved ** Fowls, Sundries Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. W. J. HUNTER. CAMBRIDGE CATTLE SAJUB. * SATURDAY, January 10,1903. In consequence of tho usual sale day falling on the 3rd (holiday week), I will hold my next Cambridge sale on January 10th, one week later than usual, and will sell: ¥ r A WELL - BRED YOUNG lO\t CATTLE, from neighbourhood 40 Choice 18-month and Two-year-old Half-bred Polled Angus Steers and Heifers, W. Thornton 20 Well-bred Yearlings, R. Brown f 8 Choice Yearlings, Mr Price 45 Choice Yearlings and Strong Calves, W. P. Reid, G. Reid. 8 Fresh-conditioned Cows and Heifers W. P. Reid 20 Choice Yearlings, Robert Brown 12 Well-bred Calves, Taotaoroa 15 Very Choice Shorthorn 18-month old Steers, G. Nickle ... ' 8 Choice Yearlings, Mr Price'-** 30 Well-grown Choice Steer CaJAJtes,^ Fat Cows, F. Hicks 12 Prime Fat Heifers. Jos. Gane, Wi Selby 6 Good Dairy Cows, at Calving, Tf. Stanley W. J. HUNTER. SHEEP FAIR. Wednesday, February 18, 1903. Fair at Ohaupo Yards, as above. \ Entries solicited W. J. H U NTER. OHAUPO CATTLE SALE. Tuesday, December 23. The undersigned will sell at the Ohaupo Yards on Tuesday, December 23rd:— OA C O W S 01/ 30 One and Two-year-old Steers, from Kawhia 20 Strong Calves, mostly steers, Puke rimu 12 Yearling Steers, Markham 5 Cows and Calves, P. Coyle 10 Fat Cows and Heifers, from neigh bourhood 1 Three-quarter-bred Jersey Cow, second calf 4 Three-quarter-bred Jersey Heifers Entries Solicited. At 12 o'clock. W. J. HUNTER. SPRAINS are often more serious than broken bones on acconnt of not being pro perly treated. fc Apply Chamberlain's Pain _. Balm freely a? coon a? the injury is re ceived and it will quickly restore the parte to a healthy ondit on. W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton ; THOMAS WEsLS, Ag«nt, Cambridge; GEO. M. A. AHIfiB, A h «tf, Te Awauiutu, tell it. |
WT/1902/WT_19021218/MM_01/0004.xml | 4,951 | MILKING TESTS AT SHOWS
The value of milking tests at agri cultural shows will be generally con ceeded. Their object is to contribute evidence as to the urgent need for con tinually improving the dairy stock, and to show the need for devoting the keenest attention to the development of milk strains and the elaboration of useful points in feeding and dairy management, jn order that the dairy fanner's remunera ion niav re spond in a proportionate ratio to his skill and carefulness in culling and breeding. All this, however, involves the indispensable condition that the tests must be effectively carried out. The question is, are they so carried out at the shows under the existing state of affairs? The reply is de cidedly unfavourable. First, as to the cause ; and here we have an ex ample submitted by a contributor of The Leader as to what took place at one of the shows where he acted as the testing judge. "On visiting the ground at 8.15 a.m.," he reports, "the milking bails were found located in the midst of pens and yards for the various sections of show cattle, pigs, and sheep. Here were two of the competing cows already bailed up in the open. Immediately in front of, the imprisoned animals, a horseman, with stock-whip and yelping dog, dashed backwards and forwards, often within a few feet of the cows, hurry ing the various exhibits into their respective pens. Bullocks, steers, bulls, cows, pigs and sheep in all con ditions of excitement and flurry of. affrighted animals, were driven in close proximity to the competing cows. The competition started at 9.15 a.m. Neither of these cows gave the quantity they did at home, and nothing like the test.'' As to the remedy, it is recognised by all competent judges that the best means of obtaining true and reliable milk and butter tests is to have the cows milked at their own homes, ac cording to the method introduced by the Port Fairy Agricultural Society, and already several of the up-country societies adopt the practice of obtain ing, by means of visiting steward*, in advance of the show, the specified quantity of the test samples, from the animals milked on the farm of the competing owner and sealed for trans mission to the testing expert. In this way the very best that each animal u capable of can lie fairly determined, and the test, under such conditions, are, as they ought to be, reliable and instructive. Next in merit to that method would be an amendment in the existing sys tem of show ground testing. If not as complete as the home milking plan still greatly improved results can he obtained from cows milking in a show yards at G a.m., when the ordinary milling time is due. No strangers are then about, and everything is quiet. The benefit arising even from this manner of conducting milking competitions suggests the direction in which an improvement can be secured of making milking competitions more instructive. Show regulations should he so framed to as nearly as possible cause the surroundings at the place of competition to approximate those the cows are accustomed to. The regu lar periods of milking should not be interfered with. Every act of the milker should lie strictly devoted to wards encouraging the animal to give her sole attention and nerve force to secreting milk. Further, all competi tion should be held one or two days prior to the show, and not less than four milkings should be adopted, be cause that is more satisfactory than the prevailing rule of taking the re turns from one or two milkings. The judge selected to do the testing should have sole control of the competition, supported by one or two local stew ards, to carry out the details under his directions, and the tester should he responsible for the due performance of every operation. Upon another aspect of this ques tion a dairy farmer, in a letter written to us from Caniperdown, says:—"l take the liberty of asking you to urge upon the ■ managing coinmitties of agricultural shows the importance of having a proper record taken of each cow's milk in the butter test. The mere publishing of the pounds of butter each cow made during the test is little or no information to dairy far,iters. If allowed to make a sug gestion, ] would say the following details shouhl be carried out, viz,— the number of days each c-w has been in milk, or the date she calved ; weight of milk and also quantity of milk given by each cow. each cow's test, pounds of butter make by each cow, and her breed. If this informa tion were given the butter tests would be what they are not at present, in structive and interesting to dairy farmers.'" In connection with this matter an interesting fact is that at the recent P.ritish dairy farmers'show, at Islington, these very details were carried out. As a matter of fact there is no dairy exhibition in Eng land or America of any importance that does not carefully obtain and publish all these points at their test ing competition. There is a great need for reform in this connection among the majority of the agricultural shows in Victoria, where the milk ing tests should be of leading im portance, but as at present conducted tire next to being quite useless.— Melbourne Leader.
THE WAIK4TO TIMES, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1902.
Printed and published by Bobebt John ■Tauli, and Geoege Wilmah Vkn ables at their registered printuift office, Victoria street, Hamilton, Awfc lind. New Zealand. THUBSDAT, DECEMB3B 1% 1902.
peculiar tl>.i"» about or. i Hair Vigor : it's n hy;. food, not a :!j ••. It doesn't turn your hair s r. ,:- den ly black ":>d make it look dead and lifeless. But gradually tlio old color comes back, all tho rich color It Used to have. Anil it also stops falling of the hair. Even if your hair isn't coming out, isn't turning gray, isn't too short, yet you certainly want a fine dress ing for it, and here it is. Ayer's Hair Vigor It keeps the scalp clean and healthy, removes all dandruff, makes the hair grow rapidly, prevents it from falling out, and does not allow a single gray uair to appear. Do not be deceived by cheap imita tions which will only disappoint you. Make sure that you get the genuine Ayer's Hair Vigor. Prepared by Dr. J. C Ayer 4 Co., Lowell, Mass., U.S.A. EVANS' \Y 0N ONDERFULDEMEDIES TUSSICDtjBaUT- For Coughs and Colds. S%iTTOH'S OIL.-For Rheu matics, Chilblaines etc. MOUNTAIN KING ASTHMA POWDER.-For Asthma and Bronchits. Ti ese preparations, which have .•■ widespread repaint ion throughout the ■'<.l ony are obtainable in the Wniknto <'i>tr.et from the following :H. J. Clifforo 1 , Morir»b ville ; Thou. Wells, Cambridge ; W. Fecott, Cambridge : F. J. Sanders, Cambridge; Ches Boyce, Cambridge; Parr Bros., Hamilton , E.J. D.nvey, Hamilton: W. Dey, hamil on : J. S. Edwardn, Ohaupo ; G. M. A. Ahier, Te Awemutu ; F. A. Chapman, Kihi kihi ; Green and Cdehrook, Te Ki'iti i.nd Otorokunga ; Doolpy and P«t«-reon. Ngaru'- wabia ; to. F. Sacdes, Hamilton ; A. E. Manning, Hamilton ; R. J. Roberts, Cam bridge. Price, 2/6. **~ " When they put a m»n in gaol, he cannot fol low his natural inclina tion. His enjoyment I I of life is limited. t>Ke cannot cat what lis wants to. He is limited to a very frugal diet. V He is alive, to he Mire, but life doesn't pos-c<s i very manv advantagts. Are not all these thii k,s equally true of the dys peptic ? For all the real enjoyment ho out of life, he might at well be in gaol. lie cannot eat what l.e likes, nor as much of it as he would like. If he any of the mles of hiß diet, ho is 'punished for it. lie , suffers much ; get 3 little sympathy. Dyspepsia • starts with indigestion, and may lead \ i almost anything. Indigestion means a variety of things—it shows iteelf in many ways. At first, perhaps, a little heaviness in the stomach, a little sourness, windy bclehings, and heartburn. Headaches begin to come pretty soon after that, and biliousness and a foul taste in the mouth in the morning. Chronic constipation is almost inevitable, and it is probably the most serious trouble that ever takes hold of a man. Its teaming timplicity is the thing that makes it most dangerous, because it ieads to neglect. Constipation means that the body is holding poisonous, impure matter, that should ho gotten rid of. Tiie poison is being re absorbed into tho blood, and the whole body if being tilled with it. Impurity in the blood may lend to almost any disease. There is no telling what may come of it. And yet people arc careless about it. It is the most serious thing in the world, and tho •asiest to cure if you go about it right. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills cure Constipa tion. Cure it positively, certainly, infal libly. Cure it so it stays cured. Cure it so you can stop taking medicine. And that is something that no other remedy in the worh! will do. They positively cure Biliousness, lud'gestiou, Constipation, Dys pepsia, Sallow Complexion, Liver and Kid ney Troubles, Piles, Pimples and Blot hcs. A perfect blood purifier, and for female ailments they stand alone as a woman's best friend. Sold by chemists and storekeepers, price, la 3d per bottle, or six bjttles 7s, oraame will be mailed, post paid, upon receipt of price. Sole proprietors, The W. 11, Comstock Co., I ltd. (Australasian Depot), 58 Pitt-street, Sydney. They are packed in amber bottles, and the full name blown thereon. Say-Friend: taklPteaspoonsful cyy Do! ""■"awake all night barking. f i FOR COUGHS & COLDS IT ACTS LIKE MAG»CM (OLD EVERYWHERE B/<S I: ?/f> TO MEN Write for free copy of valnable book about yourselves, vr-nr health, yen huppinrse, yonr tutvre Tterntsirs a fell eTicn'tion of the bnn-.&m Fjst.m ard the rerredieß adopted. No ti»ed fo M»H It dcrtrn. Tested free in sealed r\ery rran fbonld read it. Ad W-- G. Sreifio, 639 EliaaMh-Street North Ueil'urto,
rpHL GOVERNMENT INSURANCE I DEPARTMENT is prepared to grant Employers of Labour Covers atrainst Risks— conuectid with their trade or business—under the Workers' Compensation Act, the Em ilojorc'Liability .lets as well us under I 'oruraon Law Owners - f property and Mortgagees also ->-otected uxdrr special tables. F.-rsoual Ac id'nt li.suranc effected in all branches. For particulars as to rates, etc., apply tc he'ocal Office of the Department J. H.-RICHARDSON, Commissioner GIOODS FOR THE CHRISTMAS SKA ( SON in any quantity at WILKIN SON'S, Cambridge-Toys, Dolls, Albums, Purses, Photo Frames, Writing Cases! Fancy Goods, etc.
Sunshine Fruit Syrups. Two flavours—Baspberry and Lemon, A Cd packet will make two gallons refresh ing summer drink. Use with water or seltzogone. Sunshine Jelly Crystals. Pd packets. A great success. Fifteen flavours. Cannot be beaten. One packet, ouepint finest jelly. Ask the flavour yon preior. Sunshine Pudding Powder. fid b:>xe>. Four different flavours, two flavours in each fid box. Each (id box,with milk, etc., makes two quarts delicious pud ding. Sunshine Custard Powder. Four flavours, assorted, in each (3d box. Each flavour makes une pint. Family Baking- Powder. One more kind lady wanted as a cus l iiner ! Uel the fir.-,! tin ! the second will soon conie along. We do not ask you to use the tin i , LIFT the scones. You get hono.-t, full weight, exclusive of the tin always. That Boy knows the Grocer, and the Grocer knows the Boy by this time ! !! Of all Grocers. Manufacturer ; W. F. Tucker, COMMERCE STREET, AUCKLAND. CAMPBELL AND ■nHRENFP7F.fi HOMPANY, f IMITED, CAPITAL £303,000 43, QUEEN STREET WHARF, ALBERT BREWERY QUEEN-STREET AND DOMAIN BREWERY, NEWMARKET. DIBKtfOBB J. Logan Oampbui, Esq. (Chairman), Abthub M. Mtkbb (Manaffinp: Direotor). and Lio M. Mtbbs. Sbobitaby ; Aijtbsd S, Bakkabt. Cable Address: "BaabWe," Auokland. AGENTS FOR- R. PORrER ft no., « Balldo* " ALE STOUT, London M. B. FOSTER & PONS (Ltd. " Bni?li ALE and STOUT, London J. BCHWEPPE & CO., MINERAL WATERS. Sydney and London D, R. BUEKE, SCHNAPPS, Hamtrore W. ft G. GILBEY, SCHNAPPS, London J. W BURMESTER, FORT, Oporto ADET SEWARD ft CO., V.D, CLARET JAS. BUCHANAN & CO., SCOTCH WHISKY. London JAMES WATSON ft CO., SCOTCH WHISKY, Dundee PEASE, SON & CO., 8.0.5. WHISKY Darlington HIRAM WALKER ft SONS (Ltd " Canadian Club " WHISKY, Ontario DUNVILLE ft SONS (Ltd.), V.R. IRISH WHISKY, Belfast SIR JOHN POWER ft SONS, IRISH WHISKY, Dublin ROUYER GUILuET ft CO., BRANDY Oopnao ADELAIDE WINE CO., "Tanunda, A (1a ]fl ifjp . MOET ft OHANDON, CHAMPAGNE Reim» KRUG ft CO., CHAMPAGNE, Reima RUIN ART ft CO., CHAMPAGNE, Reirnf E. IRROY, CHAMPAGNE, Roims A, COLLIN, CHAMPAGNE, Chalons Etc., Eto. Etc. A very Larße Assortment of the MSI BBASDB of WINES ft SPIRITS, Including Ai: SRALIAN WINES, always on hand. OIOARS.—Many well-known bbands 3eleotion. ALBERT ft DOMAIN BREWERIES PBIZB MEDALS AND AWARDS : £}dney Exhibiton, 1879, Melbourne Ex bi v ;Mon, 1880; Wellinjrton Exhibiton, 1885 Auckland Exhibition, 1877,1878.1879,1880 Colonial and Indian Exhibition, 1886; Dun edin Exhibition, 1890. TAFMANIAN EXHIBITION, 1891-2 !| Ala (bulk), Special First Award Gold Ifed'tl; Ale (bottled), First Award; Stout (bnlk), Bpeeial First Award Gold Medal: Stout (bottled). Special First Award and Gold Mrdil, Also. CHAMPIONSHIP against all Foreign and Colonialß«er Exhibited s and MELBOURNE CENTENNIAL EXHIBI TION, 1888 : First Prize and Gold Medal. THE OAMPBTBIX* BHRKNFRIM) COMPANY (J/w.). 7/(5/7 FOR BEST VALUE Lowest Prices GROCERIES SEND TO Macferson & West, HAMILTON. We are ensh buyers of Butter, Eggs, Horsehair, Fungus, etc., etc. ° WAVEHLEV HOTEL AUCKLAND. MAURICE O'CONNOR, PROPRIuTCR desires to ktimate that ho has taken over the business of this Popular Hotel, and wouldrespectfully request a continuance of the liberal support hitherto awarded his pre defensor. VISITORS TO AUCKLAND will find t.iat no effort will ba spared to afford them e 'ery c.-mf-rt, wbiUuthe TARIFF will be, a* preuously, MOST MODERATE. The Hotel is within one runup's wi'k Railway Station and Winrf, i n d om m'nl magnificent view of tbe H.rbuur. To the friends of the Proprietor in ditfersnt part-' of the colony, a Cead Mille Failtlie wil ver be extendad, and a pleasant sejourn ecured. WINES, SPIRITS, ALES. ETO Of tie BEST BRANDS ONLY MAURICE O'CONNOR. _ d _ 3l,J 9/12 EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR VISITORS. P.O. Bex 350 Telephone 468. Prince Arthur Hotel, WEILESLEY STREET, AUOKLAND. Wines and Spirits of the Best Brands Only st-olasa Billiard Room. Night Fort.ir. W, M COOKE, Proprietor, Late U.B.S. Co. CTUXdK OF WATER often brings on diarrhoea. For this reason many ex perienced travellers carry a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with them to be used in case of an emergency. This preparation has no equal as a euro for bowel complaints. It cannot be obtaired while on board the cars or steamship, and that-is where it is must likely to be needed. Buy a bottle before leaving home. \V. DEY, Agent, Hamilton • THOMAS WELLS, Vgent Cambridge- GEO. m. A. AHIER, Agent, To Awamutu sell it,
QuaLITI', IvoT CHEAPNESS, IS SOM:-THING! TO m CONSIDERED WHEN PURCHASING GRAIN & FERTILIZER DRILL. THE "FARAIERS' FAVORITE." IEMEMBER: About 120,0u0 farmers have bought "Farmers' Favorite" 11 Drills. This great trade has been l.u It up because the "Farmers' Favorite" has proved itself cqnMo of d,;in/ » e tter work, with less cost for repairs, than any other. If you have auy doubt if it is the best to buy the "Favorite" or oue of the so-called cheap drills now being offered, write to some farmer who has been using drills, and has a good general knowledge of the different makes, always keeping in mind the fact that Mr Joseph Bamgli, President of the Waikato Farmers' Club, bought the " Farmers' Favorite" after he had used other makes. WHY ? We don't know, and, if we ask him, being interested, he i not care to tell us, as we could use it as an advertisement. But he might tell you why he bought it. If you are a private buyer " ask him." SOLE AGENTS: New Zealand Loan ana Merciatile Agency Company, Limited, HAMILTON TjAJSTJD fo * SALE. IANBD ?™! STATE ''Land. Land. Land. OF 3300 ACRES ALL PLOUGHED & GEABBED Eversley Estate, 'OF 854 ACRES, ALL PLOUGHED AND GRASSED, Otterburn Estate, OF 793 ACRES, NEARLi" ALL PLOUGHED AND GRACED. Taupiri Subdivision OF THE WOODLAND) ESTATE* The above properties all adjoin the Walton ! A -pi,-. Q/s/lf^„M «■.,, ~ ~ Station, on the Auckland-Botorua Railway I A * eW SeCtlOllS Still UnSOld line, and aro within 29 miles of Hamilton ! and Cambridge. EARLY APPLICATION SHOULD BE The land is of excellent qualitv, and is admirably adap-ed for DAIRY FaRMS. MADE FOR SAME. OPEN FOR PRIVATE SALE, j nmn „ ,„,,, on Liberal Terms. Pi " CtS tOW ' T£RMS ON 23rd APRIL, 1902. Copies of plan, and full particulars | % fll]l P and plans apply to the obtainable from the undersigned undersigned. Fpr full particulars and plans apply to undersigned. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MER CANTILE AOKNCY CO., Ltd. H AMILTON, Or aDy of '.be Company's Branches throughout the Colony. WE ARE ADDRESSING TEE FAIR SEX. WE ARE ADDRESSING THEM ON A FAIR QUESTION. $ WE ARE ADDRESSING THEM IN A FAIR WAY, 2" I j LADIES, Will DKiNii £ l\ BA.ID TEA ? I China tea is not necessarily bad, but the greac chance is that it is L ■S j certainly you never get the best China Tea, nor yet the second, nor I ' I even the third best. The best never leaves China, the second best u ■ £ gf nearly all sent to Russia, the third, fourth, fifth and other descend- 5 ing grades come to Australia. Happily the imports of China Tea are lessening steadily, and cor- ** respondingly those of Ceylon aro going up. Ceylon tea is grown in * . ja a British Colony and Ceylon is the picked spot of earth for tea grow- < C ing. All Ceylon tea is good ; the best is exquisite, and no other tea 1 3 grown in any other part of the world can in any way compare with !■* •3 it. The best Ceylon tea is the famous r I «■< Z which is picked on the mountain heights of the Island, packed in lead on the spot where it is grown, and sent down to Australia to the agents of the Nirvana Co., fresh by every mail. Nirvana Tea is put up in pounds and half pounds and every pack age bears the name and trade mark of the company as a guarantee that it is all we claim of it. Obtainable from -W. Escott, Cambridge ; W. Dey, Kirikiriroa; - JJarr Bros , Hamilton; S. L. Bygrave and W. Dibsell, Te ! £ Aroha ; T. H. Hall and Co., Sole Agents, Auckland. \ £ flmstma lew Year. F °^iTr'^ NF \V EES^EL) NEW CURRANTS, ELEMES AND SULTANAS AT LOW PRICES, TRY E. J. DAVEY. FIG A\^\ T A^v M r U nS ELS ' AL MONDS, SEEDED RAISINS Agent Fox N.Z. Herald, Weekly News, and Auckland Star. 'M. j"I>AT. ; ,Y, GROCER, BAKER, AND GENERAL STOREKEEPER HAMILTON. F. A. PEARSON, LAND, COMMISSION, AND GENERAL AGENT AND VALUER, KAWHIA. 1 btvo several Farms, Business Silrs, Town Sections, etc., in the Kawhia, Baelan ar,d Waikato Districts for Sale and invi'e correspondence. Also Sole agent for tha Mahino Noxious Weed Exterminator in the abov-i Districts, arid if any farmers who hive Blackberry, Briar, Ragweed, etc., on th;ir lands will communicate with me, I will arrange to meet them at an early date and experiment on patches just to i-how them the killing -pal ties. Hundreds of gallons used weekly in the Taranaki District, and the price in with in reach of all Sole Agent North of Wanganui : Walter Syme, M. H. B. F. A. FEARSON, TAINUI-STEEET KAWHIA. i i r AIKATO FRANKTGN JUNCTION, Besr to notify that they are Buyers of well finished Dairy aid Grain-fed Bacon TVs weighing dressed h>o to lfiOlbs at highest current prices a'l the year round. Heavier pigs if W6il finirhed may be bought at lower prices. Pigs received at Factor Ahursday and Friday of each week. A weekly prize of one half-penny per pound will be paid to the supplier of the best lot of 5 Pigs received during each GEOBOE WATT, Manager. UMES HALLY, Secretary.
DAIRY FARMS FOR SALE. LOCKERBIE MATAMATA, WAITOA. Ihk Pbopkbtj of The Assets Realisation Board. rHESK Properties have beei surveyed into FAR W 8 of suitable area, from 65 acres to 300 aero , are of Good Quality Soil, Well Watered. Cose to Railway, and within easy !j;.:t»iice of Croamories and Factory. Bnver=> ra;»v select Any rea, and Purchase on VERY EASY TERMS OF PA^- INTERFST.—4J per centum per annum. PLANS AND PARTICULARS may be )btsitwd from— THE BOARD'S MANAGERS on the Properties, MB3BEB H. & J. CLIFFORD, Morrins ville. Mbssbs MoNIOOL & CO., Hamilton. Mb A. W. EDWARDS, Te Aroha Mb A. HANNA, Solicitor, Auckland Or THE HEAD OFFICE, Wellington. WALTER G. FOFTER, 8/11 General Manager MRS, SAMUELS, MAIL CARRIER, STOREKEEPER FRUITERER ETC., ONGARUE News Agent for all Weekly and Daily Papers. Refreshment?, D'nmg Rooms, and Good Beds. Meals at si Order prorrp ended to pHEAP MONEY pHEAP MONEY money £IOO to £IO,OOO ON COUNTRY, CITY, AND SUBURBAN [FREEHOLDS At 4i per Tent. Teims of Repayment of the Most. Libera Character, which can be ascertained on en quiry J. H. RICHARDSON, Government Insuruuce Cemmisaßmer The has for sale or lease on ibara! teriu DAIRY FARMS GRAZING FARMS BUSH FARMS NATIVE l.v 13E3 TOWN AND SUBURBAN SECTIONS COTTAGES, STORES To ownern of property : My terms are no ale no charge. A R. LANGLEY, LAND AGENT AND VALUATOR RAGLAN. "MTOUNTAII* J\ IMU rpiMBFiR pOMPANY, j IMITKD, MAMAKTJ FINEST MOUNTAIN-6ROM RIMF IN THE COLONY FIRST AWARD and GOLD MEDAL against all-comers at the Auckland Industria and Mining Exhibition, 1898-99 Over 1,000,000 feet of Building Timber in Stock, Also, EVERY CLASS OF DRESSED TIMBER & MOULDINGS. W. MAUNDER, AGENT. Hamilton J. CLAYTON, AGENT, Nqabuawahia Telegrams promptly attended to. 18/? HAMILTON Waikato LTON I I ASHBUBTON tato | | Canterbury AIKATO GALVANISED TRON HARDLEY BROS Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Belihangers. WORK UNDERTAKEN IN ANY PART OF THE WAIKATO. Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers of Sponting, Ridges, Baths, etc. TANKS A SPECIALITY. CORRUGATED IRON CURVEL TO ORDER Dairy Utensils of First Quality. A TRIAL SOLICITED. HARDLEY BE 08., "'HAMILTON John Bettley, WHOLESALE & RETAIL BUTCHEh (Opposite the Hamilton Hotel). BEST QUALIIY MEAT ONLY KEPT. Connected wherewith is THE HAMILTON COFFEE PALAiT. HotDimnees Daily fbok 12 to 2 o'ciooi Chopi and Steaks Ready in Ten Minates. DINNER oh SALE-DAYS at 11 O'CLOCK __' Races, Regattas, Shows, &c, Catered for AMIL'iON GAS COMPANY (LIMITED), Has Gn Sale : LACKSMITH'S COAL COKE, £2 per ton of 22 bags; 2s pet bag. T4B, M pe* gallon for 25 gallons or overr er lets quantiticg, WOMUt CUceao-jtroet, Hamiltok.
TOTICE TO FARMERS AND J i-1 OTHERS. PUKE BOXE DUST GUARANTEED. The following is the list of our various Balds of Boned 11 fit and \rrifionl M O «„,.« D . pure hone flour PURE EOXEDUST (coarse) Al HONE DUST WHEAT AND CORN MANURE TURNIP MANURE POTATO MANURE GRASS MANURE MAIZE MANURE Special Quotations for Large Lots. Trices, Analysis, and Samples on ap plication. WARXOCK BROS. Durham-street, Auckland. AU;-im noAi, The Best Household Coal in the Colony. CAN now be obtained from all Coal Dealers in Waikato. HT Orders addressed to the Mine Manager, Mr Edward 8. Wioht, Huntly, will be promptly attended to. FRANZ BCHERFF, Secretary. Auokland, April, 189». PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE Value of Estates in the Oefice : OVER THEEE MILLIONS STEELING. Capital & Interest guaranteed by the State. Further large reductions now made in costs administration. The Public Trust Office seeks to be merely elf-supporting. Estates under Wills or Intestacies wher converted into cash and held for beneficiiries are credited with interest at highest rate, cap i italised yearly, ard free of all office charges. The Public Trustee can be appointed Executor of the Will or CodicH of any person Advice as to the making of Wills is given free of charge. The Public Trustee c*n be appointed Trustee in place of previously appointed Trustees or in place of persons who with to be relieved of their Trusteeship. The Public Teustee can be appointed Trustee for Mairisgo Settlements, Money Trusts, Sinking Fond, and othi-r Trusts The Public Trustee undertakes the many agementof Property »■& Attorney or A^e. The Public Trustee administers Intrstates Estate*, Lunatics' Estates, and Unclaim ed L»nds. The Public Trustee has Trust Funifs for investment 0:1 Mortgage of Firet-cT.ss Freehold Securities at lowest current rate of interest. Liberal terra for repayment for full particulars apply to TPE PUBLIC TRUSTEE, WELLixGToy, Or any of the Agents of the Public Trustee oj the Colony. GEORGE E. CLARK LAND, PRODUCE & GENERAL AGENT CAMBBIDGE. IAND FOR SALE 500 ACRES LAND, with suitable house and outbuildings, securely fenced, and sub-divided into 0 onvenient paddecks, in good state of cultivation 247 ACRES LAND, all fenced and sub divided into paddocks and in grass or crops. 300 ACRES LAND, all securely fenced, part rich swamp, balance dry opeu land, all dry land being surface sown. Price reasonable, terms easy. 135 ACRES LAND, all fenoed and üb dividrd into suitable paddocks, all in grass or cultivation, small house, and stockyard. School, creamery and rail way station within miles. Priea reasonable, terms half cash, balance 5 per cent. VILLA RESIDENCF, with half-aere land on the Hamilton road, townslrp Cam bridge, situation unequalled, very dry land. TE UKU-500 ACRES. (Part bush, balance fern and msnuku. Land, ring fenced end subdivided. House of five rooms (k*uri aud rimu) barn, cowshed and stockyard. Frice veiy reasonable. 3 ACRES LAND, township Cr.mb-idge, one of the best sites in the township FARM of 60 acres with House f five rooms, the land all in gra's ■•? euh'va vation, securely fencd aid snS-d v.dpd into convenient paddock-. si'u ud within two miles of township cf am'rd-t. 10 ACRE section Pukekura, frontage to Main Road, Corner Section iu grass and securely fenced. GEO. E. CLARK, LAND, PRODUCE * GENERAL AGENT CAMBRIDGE /OR CRICKETING, GOLF, and " TENNIS GOODS-give E J WLKINSON a call. All this season's goods. HOLLOWAYS PILLS Invigorate the Nerves, Strengthen the/Stomach and Promote Healthy Action of the Liver, HOLLOWAYS PILLS cure Headache, Indigestion, Biliousness and Feverish Attacks. They may" safety by the most delicate. Manufactured only at 78, New Oxford Street (late 633. Oxford Street), London.
ALBERT UOTEL QUEEN STREET A UUKLAND. ° Vrr this and NIUHT PORTER IN ATTENDANO Telephone 963. All telegrams promptly attended to. ARTHUR BACH PKOPRIETOR ____U*teoMtotMt»Md Cambridge). i. A AMU T U THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL JOE. BATHUEBT, ~ Pbopbiktor. T H ri H 0 P Ijiß rc all modern Hotel V^ 8 {ot a Krst-cS Hotel. Hamg a fi ne Sample Room, and he beat positioa in the township, itLT % favourite Hotel for f!n™™,„„:„i &. ~ m§ Hall is the most couv, Companies in the Theatrical line Term reasonabfl p C a* „.._..•, .. • ie «M Hailett's Kailway Hotel, MERCER. WINES AND SPIRITS OP THE VERY BEST BRANDS. Brown Campbell's Special Brew always o draught. Good fhooting and Boating;. Horses on Hire. Good Stabling and paddocking. RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS. RAILWAY BAE. Stocked with <hest Liquors.; J. E. HALLETT, PROPRIETOR. w8 Harbour Yiew Hotel, RAGLAN. MRS E. «. REID, Proprietress. HOTEL hTbTeB re-builtin first- X class style, with a view to affording every convenience for travellers and tourists. MAGHIFICEKT VIEW OVEBLOOKISQ THE R&SBOUa Seccomb'es Special Brew on Draught Finest Wines and Spirits Good Stabling and Paddocks Boating and Fishing. Waikato Mail Coach leaves the door FIRST AWARD Christchurcb, 1895. G °^?9B lEDiL ' otag ° Jubilce Exhibi «on. FIRST and SPECIAL, Auckland 1899 FIRST AWARD, Christchurch, 19 00 4901 Imperial Calf Food (HEATHER BRAND). Can be used with either skim or separated milk, whey, or water alone. Fxtract from letter received from a - man in the Nor'h Island, wk« na ~, t Calf Food :—" I started ft a week old, the nrther of biith. Our other cow gave so" Weliifk'we could only spare a pint per day Upon this, With TOIIF ffnnri ma r Ja .J iL. _.i» r . . ? two 251b bags, wh.ch lasted 100 days. If milk hid not been fo scarce we should baveused ess Food The « Calf" i n question hT In the natural course of events, just dropped her second calf, and is as nice a cow inaU respects asould be desired." From the above it may be gathered that a calf can be successfully reared upon half-a- P° u , Dd ° f fr* P" da y when milk « scarce : if plentiful, lean ' PACKED IN 2aib7soib M looibe., and 2001b. SACKS. Our testimonials are too numerous to publish, but we have several that caves fed with this food are as fat, if not fatter than calves fed upon full milk. Waikato Agents- W. C. DAVIS & CO., HAMILTON. D. MEREDITH, COACH PROPRIETOR, KIHIKIHI, U Tw™/°i CH TWICE DAI *,Y, BE. TWEEN KIHIKIHI AND TE AWAMUTU STATION, MEETING EVERT TRAIN. HORSES AND BUGGIES ON HIRE EXPERIENED GUIDES, PROVIDED FOR TRTPS TROUGH THE KING COUN'iRI. D. MEREDITH, .—__ __ _ Kihikihi. WOOLS -Double and Single, Berlin", if WTT^™ iosd P er skei » for cash. At WILKINSON'S, Cambridge. |
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IN SUII Hi NOW GOVERNMENT UF£ INSIMME DEPARTMENT. .£1,600,000 ! mi ' ' h s already been added to Policies -in the Department, THIS ia THE BONUS YEAR, and everyone now taking out a participating policy will receive a substantial bonus at the end of the year. J. H. RICHARDSON, A Gold or Silver Watch for Nothing. SEND NO MONEY. WE hereby undertake to givo one of oui Famous Gold or Silver Watches, Lady or Gentleman's, to every Man, Woman, or Child Who sends us the orreot reading o! the following PUZZLE j| Bx xT Mx xS Tx x S CxxxxE | The only condition is, that if your answer is correct, you purchase one of our SOLID STERLING SILVER CHAINS to wear with the Watch. Simply forward your answer, and enclose stamped and addressed envelopo so that we may iuform you i you have won the Watch, We are making this offer solely with the object of introducing and advertising our goods. Cut this out and forward to our only address— GOLDSMITHS COLONIAL CO, QUEEN - STREET, AUCKLAND, NZ Or Box 459, G.P.O. 8/2 QPERATIYE QOMPANY Havincr completed arrangements to oprn STOREROOMS in KAWHIA, the ab'-ve Company are prepared to Supply settl rs with Ail Reqiromests. GRASS SEEDS will be a Speciality, and are carefully selected by men of laruje ex perience, and will be supplied to Share holders and Fanners Gone-ally at a Mini mum Cost and of Quality. ENDING MATERIAL also will be Sup plied at the Very Lowest Possible Rate. The K F.C. Co. are making arrangements for the Supply of Sto k to Farmers, and will plaoe their Shareholders on an equal foot ing with the boat Farmers Unions in New Z'-aland. fhe objects of the Company are to Supply S':ar<-I>< Hers with Every Requisite at the very lo'Vft nnd to promote and foster any md industry that will be of benefit to bete ej's au'i intending settlors, and to dispose of th.'ir produce in the very best markets. Pleas- note *;■ j place your orders as early as possible to avovi nny disappointment. KAWHIA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY ROYAL HOTEL, RAGLAN Favaurits Seasido Resort for Tourists The proprietor begs t> notify the the public that he h;8 < nt< rel into of above Hotel' which ia o ia of the most comfortable Huftelries iu the colony No expense has bom ppvod to meet th) requirements of Tourists, Families, and Commercial Travel lers. FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE Bathing Houses, Sample Rooms, StabliDg, etc. TABLE A SPECIALITY Telegrams promptly attended to. A. J. NORRIS, 11/7 Proprietor. (Late U.S.CO.)
Wonderful Medicine. | Wj *-*ll 0i %&!***. \Mm f£% For Bilious and Nervous Disorders, such as Wind and Pain in the Stomach, Sick Headache, Giddiness, Fulness and Swelling after meals, Dizziness and Drowsiness, Cold Chills, Flushings of Heat, Loss of Appetite, Shortness of Breath, Costiveness, Blotches on Ihe Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams, and all Nervous and Trembling Bentations, &c. Thb riKST Dosk will givi biliet in twenty minutis. This is no fiction. Every sufferer is earnestly invited to try one Box of these Pills, and they Will be acknowledged to be "WORTH A GUINEA A BOX." BEECHAM'S PILLS, taken as directed, will quickly restore ferr ' sto complete health. They promptly remove any obstruction or irregularity of the system. For a Waak Stomach; Impaired Digestion; Disordered Liver; they act like magic. A few doaea will work "wonders upon the Vital Organs ; Strengthening th« Muscular System : restoring the long loet Complexion ; bringing back the keen edge of appetite, and arouitnp with the Rombud or H*alth the wholk physical snerqt of the human frame. Tho»e art " facts admitted by thousands In all classes of society, and one of the best juaranteea to th* Nervous and debilitated is that Bucktrn't Pills have the Large/1 Salt of any Patent iltdieint intktvtrld. Villi directions with each box. "I Pnparsd only by THOM.AS.BKKOHAM, at. Helens, Lianoublra, ■nffUuod. SoW avMyvbar* to Bor«, la lid., and Sg. ML mcH. "THE PEOPLE'S" FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.. If you require good, cheap Bedroom Furniture, including Bedsteads, Wire-wove Mattresses and Bedding; also, dining-room Chairs, Couches and Curtain Poles, then send to the best and cheapest furnishing warehouse in the Colony "The People's" Furnishing Warehouse, 304 to 31?,. Qnftfin . Street, AUCKLAND. IMPORTANT NO HCE. It haying como to the knowledge of The New Zealand Dairy Asso ciation (I/united) that inferior factory-made or home separator iiutter is sometimes buing sold as the Association's Butter ; and further, the second hand "Anchor" brand and "Dairy" brand boxes with' the Association's brand still remaining upon them are being fraudulently used for the conveyance of Butter which has not been made by the Association, this is to give notice that any persons using boxes bearing the Association's registered brands uncancelled are LIABLE TO PROSECUTION, and also to request that persons desiring to obtain the Dairy Association's Butter should be carefid to see that the wrappers are branded with the Association's name and one of their well-known trade marks—either "Anchor"or "New Zealand Dairy Association." Any person giving information which will lead to the conviction of anyone pirating the trade marks or selling other Butter as the Associa tion's will be rewarded. WESLEY II A <J <i, MANAGING DIRECTOR, TIIE N.Z. DAIRY ASSOCIATION (LIMITED). Auckland, Sept. 20, 1902. J. J ONES, AUCTIONEER. Produce Marrhrat, Land & Commission AGENT, Victoria & Lohj?k Sts., AUCKLAND. PRODUCERS of every kind Dairy, Orchard and Farm Produce can Utpend on obtaining the Highest Market Price, with Quick Sales ~nd Account BaW imineiiatfiy remitted. Special accommodation for Pis?* and Poultry. Fruit viirs held EVP RV DAY during the Season. Outdoor aud Country Sales conducted. Large accommo dation for storing M? ; "o and other Produce until fair market price * i obtaireHf. Fstamiehj-D i 8 YB>TB Rkfhbbsce : Ur.ion PanV of itstralia. ONE DOZEN CABINETS WITH OPAL from !5/" GKORGK GREGORY. AP.TI3T PHOTOGRAPI. ER mmum- Artistic Studies, Enlargements Children's Portraiture and Ore up? PORSSB OF ! QUEEN AND WVLKpr-E? STREETS AUCKLAND. AGLAN AI « riOACH The regula running of the mail coach between Raglan and Hamilton is suspended owing to the bad state ef the roads. J. DALGLIESH Proprietor. TO LADIES No need to consult doctors or chemists j The remedies you require in your own hands ; Writo for free copy of valuable book about j your lives, your health, your welfare Every j wutnan should read it. Posted free in sealed j envelope. Address—G..Specific, 639 Eliza ! b?tb-ftrcot North Melbourne. BOOK-BINDING neatly executed at The Waikato Timoa Office, Hamilton,
$ © W v va % Ui is.-i'i. Ct-fi B N -•^f I ft Hi ® STING. 1 Ess •PORT on the £! K p." IMPROVED SHEEP DIP TKi U„, on the Station of rvJr. JOHN ALLEN, "The Cliffs," Waingaro, 25th February, 1902: "The Dip was usee! in the proportion of T!0 parts Water to 1 Dip, about 750 to 800 Sheep being put through the first day. They were timed going through by watch, ana Ine average was about 30 seconds." Mr.. Allen* writes as follows: "The Cliffs," \Vain«»aro, 19th March, 100'2. " I have dipped about 2,000 Sheep and Lambs with your '' K.P." DIP this season, and have sold over 800 in the market, which were PASSED BY THE INSPECTOR AS CIEAN. T have also examined those at home and FIND THEM PERFECTLY CLEAN, which is QUITE SATISFACTORY, they having been dipped a month ago." CHEAPEST DIP On the Market. 3/9 PER GALLON Packed in 5 Qal. Drums. Messrs. A. Upton of Waimai, and G. A. McMil lan, Waingaro, write as follows: "We have pleasure in stating that we were present at the Sheep Dip Trial of the "K.P." DIP held at Mr. Allen's, 25th February, 1902, and WE ARE THOROUGHLY SATISFIED that the DIP IS A RELIABLE ONE and DOES ITS WORK WELL." m 1 1 Head Office: ALBERT BT., AUCKLAND. NEW ZEALAND DRUG CO. Ltd. Works: WEBTFIELD, near Otahuhui
The Acme of Perfection THE NEW "IDEAL " PATTERN FACTORY MILK CANS SEAMLESS Hollowed BOTTOM SEAMLESS Drawn LID, cne piece SPECIAL Bottom Hoop, with Shoulder for Bottom to rest upon PATENT UNBREAKABLE HANDLES. We take this opportunity of thanking the Waikato Farmers for the liberal support accorded to us in the past, and beg to intimate that having imported the most modern machinery for the manu facture of cans, we are enabled to produce a superior can to any hand made ; We say that for strength, durability, high-class work and material this can has no equal in New Zealand, its weight will bear out our statement. Send for illustrated pamphlet showing construction. Made ot BEST CHARCOAL TIVD STEEL ALEX. HARVEY SONS Albert-street, AUCKLAND. D4IRY SUPPLIES OF EVERY DES CRIPTION. THOS B. ARTHUR.] [B. R. SCEAT3 AUCKLAND CITY MARKET, WELLESLEY- STREET WING RICHARD ARTHUR & CO., FRUIT, PRODUCE & POULTRY AUCTIONEER. WE have now one of the largest and best lighted Auction Rooms in the Colony, and being situated in the busiest part of the City, clients can rely upon goods being well displayed aud di sposed to the best advantage. THOS. B. ARTHUR Auctioneer. THE GREAT NORTHERN BREWERY (SUIHEI'JFHXW. Cable Addreas : f:COOK3E, BEWMABKET." Telephone: No. 475. ESTABLISHED 1856. BREWERS, BOTTLERS & MALTSTERS Oar ALES and STOUT are BREWED from the PRIMEST MALT and HOPS, and. will compare with the finest in the Colony. Kliyber Pass icoad. AUCKLAND
It is not wise to buy Jewellery wherever you see Jewellery dis pi ayed —the imitation and unreal looks like the real at first. The wisest way is to send or come to us; then you know precisoty what you are buying. You are certain, too, of getting your money's worth. Write for our Illustrated Price List. No. F976 —iStc. Gold and Fir.e Pearl Set Brooch, 40 - f HMKfI No. F. 7458 — ißct. Gold Diamond and Sap phire Ring, 40/- .. ~ No. ißct. Gold No. F6/0-—<)ct Gold and Fine Pear| Ri Eneraved Locket. *-»^ 3s Zt£L get. Cold Front Stnd, 3 6 Collar Stud, 6 6 No. F3—get. Gold Long Muff Chain, JES;S/- 1 set. Gold, £lO/10/- No. 54—i8ct. Gold Chased Keeper, 27/6 VA m No. F»;o8 —ißct. Gold Diamond and Ruby Ring, % No. F706S —get. Gold Brooch, neat design, 11/6 SSiftS Stewart Dawson & Co.," q No. F1637 —ißct. Gold Diamond and Ruby Ring, 65/- 146 and 148, Queen Street, Auckland. THE DRINK QUESTION, SA.VE Doctors' expenses by purchasing only Articles that are manu factured by those who observe the Golden Rule, and only put before the public what they -with pleasure use themselves. Therefore you can all enjoy a cup of Pekfkot Coffee and Tea by ordering from your Grocer BROWN, BARRETT & CO.'S „ Excelsior Coffee 468® Standard Coffee *jj!o mmi of coffee BIIAM. : or T EAS S D Colombo Garden Tea (1* • n e per lb. 2 6 Excelsior Tea (Green L * Butterfly), per lb. 2 0 Standard Tea (Bed Lab Butterfly), per lb. 1 10 Lion Tea (Blue Label an ; ' ; lerfly), per lb. 1 8 As the best of Everything is good enough for you U3S * july a> Barrett & Oo.'s Unxld Baking Powder Barrett & Co.'s Unxld Egg POWdGr Brown, Barrett & CJa.'s TJnxld Self-Raising Flour Brown, Barrett & Qo.'i Unzld Peppers wmm
DRINK W A ED'S BEER. DON'T FORGET OUR CHRISTMAS BREW. C. L. Iniics & Co., AGENTS AND BOTTLERS.
»JIRE ALL CLASSEB OF FAT STOCK Stockowners please communicate with Buyer, MR G. RUN CI MAN, Cambridge, or at the WORKS, AUCKLAND. We are also BUYERS of FACTTOR BUTTER OUTPUTS. We have ON SALE BLOOD ANIL. BONE MANUI ill yy anted known ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE, SHIPMENTS OF BONEDUST AND BLOOD MARCRE. They are of First-oliBS Quality, and hate Analysed as under : Boneduet: Aui. sj, P. Lime 50. Blocd and Boneduet : Am. 8, P. Lime 38 Al«o, KiINIT, THOMAS PHOSPHATE QIJANOS, SALT, AND OTHER RED ROCK SALT —— Invaluable for Stork. SALT FOR HAT AND OATEN , SHEAVES. It should always be used, as the food ia much more pi a table, and there is lees lon in weight. We also supply best qualities of CLOVERS AND GRASS SEEDS , ON HAND: | Stocks of Specially-selected Southern Dark I Winter, Canadians, Duns, White and Black Tartar. Gartons, Daoich, SparrowbUl, and Feed Oats. LINSEED: This is excellent food for Calves and Poul try. It is more valuable than any kind o Grain or Palse. Send for particulars before Buying, Oar Values are undoubtedly the Best. E. W. S" 1 ™ AND C° COMMERCE-STREET, AUCKLAND. ENZIES Q 00 * WAIKATO AERATED WATER COROIAI MANUFACTORY. Latest a&d Most Approved Methodi Goods of the' above Well-known Brand wil be supplied from the Hamilton Faotorj. Txiiobakb & OEDEBS ... •Pohotvaixt Atthokd To MENZIEB & 00., Hamilton. AND AT THE THAMES] CAN I BECOME AN ELECTRICAL OF OrHER ENGINEER ? By Our System of Teaching by Mail You Can. ADVANTAGES. 1 You study at home 2 We teachevery where 3 No time lost from Work 4 Prepares for examinations 6 No text books to hoy 6 Abundantly illustrated Instructions Papers 7 Instruction Papers free from all unnecessary I mathematics and theoretical side issues 8 Each Instruction Paper prepared experts 9 Instruceion private 10 The working is made interesting 11 If student can read and write, and studies as directed, success is assured 12 Fees can be paid by monthly instalments 13 Backward students (riven special assistance 14 Open to all. No time limit We also teach by mail :-Drawing, Rhnrihm.l Book-keeping and Accountancy, and coach for Qm Auditors r and Incorporated b».««. Civil Service, University and Law, Pupil Teachers' and for "D"and " E Every candidate prepared by ug for the recant Pnptt Teachers' Examination succeeded in passing Book-keeping Simplified for Farmers', recom mended by His Hon Mr Justice Kottle, 9s 8d pest free Stamp accepted The American School of correspondent [Chartered by the State], Head Office for New Zealand, 19S Queen Street, Auckland Write for free Illustrated Hand-book '• 8 " an* copies of testimonials from New Zealand Graduate* and Mudents, end mention subjects in whlcb yon are interested Success certain if oar instructions followed HOT SPRINGS HOTEL, TE ABOHA. rB. L. SOMERS wishes to infoim the Residents of the W&ikato that ki frtt taken oyer the above well-known ucL lM°u«it(» Hotel, wd hope* to »«rtt t watt# " iWif |
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♦ M.VKKET PRICES CURRENT. Waikato Times Omen This Day. The following prices for the current week are quoted by the Hamilton tradespeople to-day: La-on, per lb— Farmers': Wholesale Sd ; retail l')d. Canterbury: Wholesale 10,1 : retail Is Haras, per lb— Farmers': Wholesale S.ld : retail 1 • >i«l. Canterbury : Wlmlesah' Lb 1; r,-1 a,il Is Id Eggs, per dozen —Wholesale lud; retail Is. I.):r,rv butter, per lb—Wholesale Gd : retail v i ("neese, farm made, per lb—Wholesale yd; retail 7d. Cheese, factory, per lb Wholesale r.Jd : retail, Bd. Onions, per lb—Wholesale lid: retail, 2d Table potatoes, local; per ton -Wholesale JC~>; retail, X") 10s. Chatf, per ton - Wholesale, <£o ss; to £G J Os : retail .£7 to £7 ss. Sharps, per 1001b—Wholesale Ss ; retail 8s ltd. Bran, per 1001b Wholesalo 8s : retail, ss yd. Oat-; (Southern) per bushel —Wholesale, 3s Gd ; retail 3s Ud. i >ats (local) per bushel—Wholesale -3s Id : retail, 3s 7d. Fowl Wheat, per bushel Wholesale 5s : retail, 5s Gd. AUCKLAND PRODUCE MARKET. Farm and Dairy Produce. —Butter: New Zealand Dairy Association, lid lb; factory, lid lb; separator butter, sd ; dairy butter, 7d; second quality, (id : fresh eggs, lud per dozen wholesale ; cheese, farmers', 3}d to 4}d lb, factory, large sjd, medium size 5.U1, loaf GUI. Fiour market.—Fiour, local, wholesale, =£l3 os ; wheatmeal .£l3 5s ; bran £7 ; sharps 200lb sacks, <£7 ; oatmeal <£l4 10s per ton, 2,Vs. Grain.—Oats, B grade, 3s 3d ex store ; fowl wheat 4s !Id ex store, sacks included. Southern milling wheat 5s Gd, c.i.f, sacks extra; maize 4s Id, wholesale lines on wharf. Potatoes.—New kidneys ii'\ Clniff.—Local »UG ."s to £0 10 ; Canter bury, £7 to £7 5s ex store. NEW ZEALAND LOAN A: MERCAN TILE AGENCY CO. LTD. WEEKLY MARKET REPORT. Horses : At the Durham Yards, on Fri day we had a very lar.e entry with a good demand for anything of a decent stamp. Heavy draught horses sold from £-i> to £'-<7 15s, medium do. jGI'J to .£2G ss, hacks and light harness horses £7 10s to ,£2G. A gig realised ill 10s, spring cart =£l2 15s. Cattle: At the Newmarket Yards on Tuesday dairy and store stock were penned in larger numbers than usual and sold at late rates. Beef was in full supply, and the quality throughout was excellent. A draft of 30 steers from Mr W. Paterson's Motili Island were of extra prime quality and S"ld from <£ll 15s t$ 4M I 15s, averag ing i.'! 3. Fat st ers made from £ > 5s to til 1 15s, fat cows =£l 1< s to £!) os, ox beef 2Gs to 32s and cow 2 s to 25s per 100 lbs. Dairy cows sold from £5 los to =£'.» 15s. empty do. £,i 15s to iii 17s i;d, calves XI 15s to .£2 14s. Sheep: Were yarded in largo numbers at tie- Newmarket \ ards oh Tuesday. Wethers sol I from '.ls '.ld 'O 10s '.ld, ewes Ss i'd to 15s, hoggets 7s Gd to lis, 1 anbs, of which there was a good supply met a ready sale for well fatted, these seliing fioai Ills (3d to 15s Cd, other sorts 7s (id to 10s. Hides: Our floor was well filled on Tues day with a representative lot and pric s bid 1 illly up to late sales. We sold prime ox <" ; { d to 7 id, stout ,V|d to fi.Jd. me!- itun do. 5d to 5Jd, light do 1A• 1 to l r l. cow, best lines 4„ ! d to 4.1 d, wet 4|d. kip 3d t > 3id. calf to Jul, >tags to 2 4 ' d. Sheep-kiLs sold at last week's advance in price. Large salted to 3s I'd, small an 1 medium 2s to 2s !!d. All lines of sound pelted sell well. Owing to the danger of weevils all skins should either be salted or treated with preservative. Tallow : In good demand. Best 23s to 2o» H rough fat 1-Jd per lb. Hair, easier, at Is to Is 3d. Tails, Is sd to Is Od per doz. Horns: Wanted. Wool; la bags, y;c, O.asfcrei I'bj to
•" 1. coarse to 1 1, half-bred to 7;d, pieces to 2 1. •lai/'j : iles are being made a! 1-to Is 1 i nil wharf. <' 11.i., : Prime Southern 410 15s t > £7, s : .ra« f i'l' 0 ex store. i »ats : Finn, but slow of snl- ; . at 3 21 ex S' Ol'e. Potatoes : New aie worth cl2 bis pr toll. Wheat: Prime fowl Is lljd ex store, second quality 1-s 9d to Is lod. Dairy pro'.uce: lluitei unchanged. Cheese, the m irkefc i; belter -ttppli'd, with no alteration in prices to rep..r;. w. i;f\xFi and s.»\- ' >vi' Hides: M irket tirui. with i.ri<k « >111,1,-ti ti >ll for nil weil liayed and c aiditH-ned Its. No prime; ext a 1••11 e, «.[ Ito>U 1 : S! out, sjd to Gl: mod..lilt. ! : j 1 t>sd : i i i 1:. I dto Sid ; cow. pi :b"\, 5! 1: b 'sf* 1 iji •-. 4,d to ljd : go. d 4-i'l I'd : Wo!, 3'd to : kip, 3d to 3jd; 0 ilt', I 1 to t,d ; stags', :.'jd to 3d per lb ; damaged, dull of sa'e. Sheepskins : Local green and salted, -'i to 3s tid ; shearlings, 71 to '.'d ; 1 unbs', ■;• i to Od ; country dry skins 2s <id to 3s !) L : pells, 41 to (3d : dam iged p dts, id to 2d ea.-'i. Tallow: li'-t. up to £2: good, £2l- l!)s to £25 : seconds, £t*3 to £_'o per ton. Fat. lid to Fid per lb. ■' ones: f i ood dry, £i 10s to J.l- 15s per on. "Wod: Dumps and bags, firm at late rates. WELLINGTON PRODUCE MARKETS Messrs G. 1 homas aud Co. report a busy week, as 'the Chrislmus season advances. Tomatoes are in short supply and values are good. Strawberries are in demand at payable rates, oranges aud apples are scarce ; new potatoes and green peas are coming to hand in large quantities, and values have slightly declined. Lemons : Thin skinned cured Auckland-grown are worth 12s to 15s, and the usual green sorts realised from 8s to 10s, according to sample. Gooseberries: Supplies are very large and values have fallen consider ably, the usual Nelson ' -cases are selling from 2s to 3s each ; supplies from the 'ccal districts are selling from l]d to ljd pot lb. Strawberries: Consignments which reached us this week from Auckland realised from Is 5d to 2s per box. There should be an excellent demand for Christmas week, lied currants, 7s to 8s for best descriptions. Rhubarb is 5s per dozen bundles. Asparagus, 4s to 7s per dozen bundles. New Potatoes: Onehuuga and Auckland Shopherds are in good, de mand at lis to 12s cwt, and kidneys it-ve been selling this week at 15s to 10s per cwt, but are now ruling at =£ll to £l2. Tomatoes : Auckland grown have been selling from 9d to lid per lb. Green peas from lid to 7d per peck. French beans, iid to 2d for good fresh samples. Eggs : Rather large supplies have ceme to hand. Prime Nelson are ruling at Is id t» Is 3d ; other districts Is Id per dozen. Butter: Prime dairy, lump and pats, Sd per lb. .A D DING TON STOCK MARKET. CIIRI S'l'CH F RCll, Wednesday. At Addington market to-day, there were good entries, and average attendance. Fat cit tit : The 2d5 yarded were nearly all of good to prime quality, and a few extra hea\y bullocks. Competition was easier all roir.d, but a drop of from 3s to Is per luOlb has to be recordo'l. best beef making to 31s, other sorts to 28s per lOolb. Steers, £~i 10s to £l3 12s 61: heifers, £j 10s to .£t'J 12s (id : cows. £". 12s 6d to £lO 1 is. :t re cattle : Good demand existed lor all classes, and clearance was effected at the following prices : -Year ling;, 2, s to litis (id : 15 to IS mouths-old cattle, £2 8s to £3 9s (id: 2yr-old steers, £t lss (3d to £5 12s fid : ditto, heifer £4 iOs; 2i-to 3-year-old steer-, il'i ids ; three-year-oid heifers, £> 17s 0d: dry cuvs, 35s to £I 1 Us. Dairy cows were a medium entry and sold at .1' 15s to £ ; Ids and up to <£l(i. Fat sheep were a largo entry, tin; greater portion being fat crossbred e*ves, with a fair yarding of goo 1 to prime freezing wethers, but 111 my » ould have been moro in place in the store puns. Good demand existed ior all prime freezers, both wethers and ewes, but butcher's ewes, except for tin- best, had an easier tone. Prime freez ing wethers, shorn, iSs 7d to 2 's (3d ; few extra heavy wethers, 21-s lid to 2:'s : light wethers. His 'id to J7s 9d : mixed sexes, ltis 7d to Ills I'd, freezing quality ewes, best kinds, His Id to lSsod: others, lls to l-,s 9d ; butchers' ewes, best 13s to !7sSd; extra iieavy to It's lid : in ferior, i's to Us lid. Fa I lambs : 17U1- were penned : there was keen demand, aud prices generally were a, shade liruier. Prime freezers, 15s to Ills (id : lighter, 13s til to Its lid; butchers' best, 15s to Ids 10d: others, lis Hd to lis Od. Store sheep: 531 H) were penned; there was strong de mand for crossbred wethers, 12s Sd to 14s lod : hoggets (shorn), 12s 9d to 13s : woolly, ditto, 15s 2d; crossbred ewes and lambs, 9s to 12s. Pigs: There was fair in quiry with keen demand for porkers and stoies, baconers making 45s to bis (about 4Jd to 4|d per lb): porkers, 30s to lOs (fully 5d to tid per lb); large stores, 20s to 30s : weaners, 15s to 19s: suckers, 10s to 14s Od. GRAIN MARK FT. Di Ni'.DiN, W'ednesl.y. heat: There is good demand, but the quantity olTered is limited, and business is within small compass. Prime milling, 5s lid to 5s 'Jd; good t) best, 5s to 5s 3d: medium, 1-s 5d to 1-s lod; whole fowl wheat 4s 4d to 4s (3d; medium, 4s to 4s 3d; in ferior, os (id to 3s lod (sacks extra). Oats : The demand is condned to best milling, feed sorts being only saleable in small lots. Tho quantity in hand is small. Prime milling, 2s sd to 2s 9d; best bright short feed, 2s 7d to 2s Sd ; medium, 2s 3d to 2s od; inferior, Is 9d to 2s 2d (sacks extra). WOOL SALES. NAPIER, Wednesday. 1 he first wool sale of 1 he season was held to-day. 'The catalogue comprised over ijoOO bales. There was a full attendance of local and English buyers. Prices all round show-..-! a satisfactory improvement, low grade coarse crossbred advancing from lid to 2d 011 last year's rates, while line bright crossbreds were a half-penny to three fathings higher. Very little high class and half-bred merino was olTered, but small parcels in good condition sold ui> to lOd. ' 1 SYDNEY WOOL SALES. SYDNEY, Dec. 17. The wool sales closed firmly. Greasy, 1 ->ld, scoured 10id. LONDON, LONDON, December 10. The tot.l quantity of wheat and Hour afloat for the United Kingdom is 2,5/0.000 quarters, and for the Continent 1,225,000.
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Strawberries and cream, and ice creams nriy bo obtained at the Kia O.a tea rooms to-morrow. A cricket match Tuhikaramea v. Hamil ton will be played 011 Sydney Square, Hamilton, on Saturday next, l'iay will commence at 1 p.m. It is notified that Messrs \V. C. Davis and Co. are. appointed agents for the AA'er theini and \V heeler and AVilson Sewing Machines in Waikato, and that Mr I'. lluxtable is 110 longer acting in that ea j paciiy. The iVernier stitcs that the matter of inviting S>viss and American experts to vis ; t N ".v /.'aland to advise as to the utili sation ot the powers of the rivers of the j i-01-.ny is now nude; 1 consideration, and an I aiinouucoment will probably be made after ! the next full Cabinet meeting. The annua! examination for scholarships presented by tho .Auckland Education Hoard, the lojal centre of which is at Hamilton West School, and presided over by Mr 11. \. barrow, will conclude to-day. There were seventeen candidates from the Wai kato, -nine girls and eight boys, all in the junior division. Persons posting Christmas and New Year cards to their friends are reminded that the covers of such car Is mu-t be open f<»r easy inspection of the contents. If an ! envelope be used it mu-t be entirely open at one end or the Hap turned inside. A small slip cut in tho ends of closed en velopes are not regarded as leaving a packet (.pen for inspection. To-morrow Messis McXlcol hold a sale of stock at the Cambridge yards, when 80 head of good beef will be offered, a'so I t dairy cows, and 11- calves from Messrs Pook Bros., who are giving up dairying, and 17 dairy cows, in full milk, on account of Messrs AY. and E. Xickle, mostly first or second calf. The recount of the local option poll for Auckland city has been completed and did not alter the results. The votes for con tinuance of existing licenses were increased by twelve, the vote for reduction reduced by 7<> and for nodicense by two. It will thus be seen that the temperance party lost thirty votes by the re-count. At the W.C.T.U. meeting, held at the Cambridge Mission Hall on Tuesday, Kith, it was resolved that the next meeting be held on Tuesday, Pith January, 1003, thus dispensing with the Cambridge West fort nightly meeting on account of the holidays. In the interval the members will devote their efforts to arranging the Band of Hope work at Cambridge AVest. The thanks of the Union were recorded for a parcel of literature from Air Thorne. Again it is our disagreeable task of re marking on the unmannerly conduct of those who assemble at the back of the Volunteer Hall whenever a concert is given. It is extremely unfair to the performers, and very disagreeable to the audience, to have the programme spoilt by the unceas ing chatter of young people who go to these entertainments, not to appreciate the items, but in order to pass an evening in social intercourse. Surely something cau be done to prevent a recurrence of this un seemly beha-viour. At the Arbitration Court on Wednesday afternoon Mi Justice Cooper resented a re mark of an employer that the price of bread had been raised by the action of the Arbitration Court. He asserted that the increased price of bread was due to the increased cost of Hour, which had gone up 7o per cent during the past two years. The Arbitration Court had no power to prevent the corners in wheat or Hie formation of the flour trusts. His Honor said lie was bound sometimes to look after tho r.cmo tion of the Arbitration C >urt, when saddle 1 with the increased c >sfc of living, for which they were not responsible. Petitiou; t ' upset tho local option polls have bvi lodged in several electorates, and will be heard within the next few weeks. A telegram from Dunedin says: Quite a bombshell has been cast into the camp of " trade" by the publication of the following letter from Mr ,T. McGregor, a well-known barrister, and ex-AI.L.C.— Whom the gods wish to destroy they first make mad." The old saying seems to find a remarkable illustration in the con certed action now being taken by the '•trade" to use the 1 iw to thwart the will ot the people— a low oxpr-s-dy d 'vise 1 for th ■ purpose of givng '-'Tect tj' to > will of the pniide. • Soon ■ ing the publicans succeed in getting th • o;a ■ m! de-j'.a'-ition of reduction in !>un'din se; a>ide, whit w l! then be th-position Thai no valid vote of the people w : .l have been taken, and there is no provision for a fresh vote lit ing. taken. Xow, s'e!i>n •> of the Alcoholic lii'iuors Sale Control .Act Amendment Act, IWS, declares that no license of any des cription can be granted or renewed until the electors of the district have previously determined whether licenses are to be granted, and the result would be that in Dunedin, for instance, in the case of a vote of reduction being set aside, not a singlo license could be renewed in June next. T. A From Is to 35a At WlL UAiVtrc E3C OTI"B Victoria street Cambridge I
i/'f'l li mtu.'ley's s-iti, Viscount Xorlh iii i l, who holds a commission iu the C dd s! vi,ii Guards, is !!e tv*# Kn4la.ll I tor X.sv /. a'and it the end of this in >u'. h. S.mi.t ti lie 1 the Viscount was A.! > ■ 11 rli" < iowrnor, and is no.v • ening out to take up those duties, arriving in the C'louy early in February. Ho lull ex jn'fi.'ace in the recent South African cam p'ign with the First < 'oldstream Guards F.eid Force. it' tliu new nival agreement. \vhi<-h the ''•'deral < 'Overnment wil! subii.it t > l'ar li; tiieut is adopted, it is probtble (sa.ys ti.c Sydney ! lerali) that the guub wts in the different States will no Inngi-r ha maintained. Sir John Forrest states that ui till recently Australia paid about X i 7''.,01i0 ]). r annum fur naval defence, and that JCiO,'< 1:1 of tiiis sum was apptel t>» the inninteuau'-e of Him State gunboats. Vice-Admiral Sir Lewis Beaumont has, is appears, expressed the opinion that tiie Victorian warship Cerb'rus is n.»t re quired for the defence ..f the city, and that if an enemy's Meet thought of trying to get through the heads in spite ot the forts and nrnes, it would be troubled to k: o.v how to get out again. SI'(IAIN'S are often more serious than broken bones on account of not being pro perly treated. Apply Chamberlain's Pain Halm freely as soon as the injury is re ceived and it will quickly restore the parte to a healthy condition. \V. L)EY, Hamilton: TUOiIAS WELLS, Agent, Cambridge; GEO. M. A. AHIER, Agent. Te Awauiutu, sell it.
CYCLING ROUND THE WORLD.
The world may be a small place after all, but when a man sets out to circumscribe it twice on a bicycle it proves a very fair sized stage, and its actors fairly numerous. The young journalist, \V. Schwiegerhausen, who is attempting this teat, anl has al ready accomplished a large pirt, for one will return to his home with the ideithat Mother Earth is not quite so small as .-.he is painted. He left Leipzig, in Saxo.iy, on March 10th, I!H.)and has cycled through Europe, Xortn Africa, Asia, and Australia, and the South Island of New Zealand. In company with an eider journalistic companion, by name F. (ius tave Kegel, who was subsequently killed by Khurds e.i route to Teheran, the Persian capital, ho commenced his most eventful, in teresting, yet perilous journey, in which feat all in New Zealand and elsewhere will wish him every success. He has tra velled through Germany, France, Swit zerland. Austria, Hungary, Servia, .Bul garia, Turkey, Asia Min <•% Syria, Palestine, Egypt, Arabia, Kurdistan, Persia, India, ( (!) 1 >n and the Australian Colonies, vot ing his impressions for several German newspapers as he went along. In his mirvelous journey up to the present through foreign lands h ■ has covered some 36,'XK) miles of the roughest Country i im aginable, in which some miraculous escapes have fallen to his iot. Herr Schwiegerhausen has documentary proof of his varied travel in the shape of the autographs of the Mayors or other chief officials of the various towns he has v'sited, the whole covering some different languages. Among the collection are the autographs of Lords Tennyson and Kanfurly. The X.Z. tour started at the Bluff, and the much-travelled visitor "did'' the lakes of Central Otago, and the beau tiful West Coast scenery. In the Xorth Island, after leaving Wellington, the route taken was through Wanganui and the Taranaki district to I aupo, thence to K 'tenia. After visiting and taking photographs of the principal sights, the cyclist came to Hamil ton, via, Cambridge, arriving here about p.m. yesterday. He left for Auckland at II a.m. this morning. In a few weeks, a visit will be paid 10 Thames and Waihr, and on the way, it is probable that a lecture on his travels will be given in Hamilton. After leaving Xew Zealand, the cyclist goes to South America. Questioned as to his impression of Xewf Zealand, Ilerr Schwiegerhausen expressed admiration for the beautiful scenery to be met with, especially that of Rotorua, which he said could not be equalled in auy other part of the woild. The climate was splen did, and there were none of those long wearisome sketches of desert mat with in other countries, and in most cases tho roads were in very i, r ood order, In fact, Herr Schwiegerhausen said he was sorry his stay could not be prolonged. It may be interesting to note that Herr Schwiegerhausen rides a Massey-Harris bicycle.
INTERPROVINCIAL.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) HOTEL CUSTOMER FINED. THE TANIUNI. AUCKLAND, This Day. The Taviuni has been examined by Mi- McGregor, Government Inspector of machinery. The damage done to the hull, by striking a rock in the Rangitoto Chan nel, is not very serious. The steamer will undergo repairs in dock. HAW ERA, Yesterday. As the outcome of the charges of Sunday trading against the licenses of the Com mercial Hotel, which were dismissed, Gor don Lennox, who procured a bottle of whiskey which he said he required in con nection with a veterinary operation, was to-day fined =£s and costs. TATTERSALL'S SWEEPS. WELLINGTON, Yesterday. Judgment was reserved by the Chief Justice yesterday afternoon in the appeal against the conviction of Tattersall sweep agents in Wellington, who were recently lined. SALE OF HUTT LANDS. WELLINGTON, Last Night. At the sale of Hutt suburban land yes terday every section was sold at an average of ,£I2OJ per acre. The total sales realised The highest price paid was i! 10 a foot. Old) AGE TENSION ACT. WELLINGTON, This Day, Mr T. 11. Coghlan, N.S. Wales Govern ment statistician is on a visit to the colony to enquire into the working of the Old Age Tensions Act. Ha is much struck with the economic manner in which th« business is cnduclel, and the methods adopted to cheeli imposition. A SUPREME COURT SENTENCE CHRIS I'CHURCH, Yesterday. Mr Jus'ice Denniston made a statement in !iit' Supreme Court this morning con cruiug tiio new-p-ipe. 1 attacks and criii- C'sui ■ Oij twelve m inihs' smtencj pro nounced by the Court last session on a man charged with cm ait ling incest on his daughter. His Honor said the accused was indicted for ill • .^st. li.it the jury acquitted him on this ami of attempt to com mit it, and envictv I ii;i;i oil the second count of tiie indictment, namely, indecent assault. I'll it could only m'an that the jury disbelieved or daibred much of the gin s evid n'-', in oovieting him on the m 110.' cli irge only. The jury ad ded a re'ommen lation to mercy, con iirming L'■ i:s opinion of their disbelief in the si cry ot the girl in its entirety. The only l'eab'.'uaMe iaierence from such a verdict was (hit tii' jury were not satisibd of more than llmfc th' accuseJ, on coming home very drunk, behave I very indecently to tiit? Toe fiudi.igs of the jury and the acti >u of the Court thereon were, of course, op •:! to 111 • fullest criticism, though it might well b.' thought that the opinions of the jury and judge who heard and saw the witness were entitled to sotno con sideration, But it was reasonable to ex pect that the facts should be fairly stated. Whatever might be his shortcomings, he was not conscious in discharging the onerous duty of apportioning punishment to crime of being either careless or callous,
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THE VENEZUELAN TROUBLE
■ ♦ Till': ATTITUDE OF Till? UN IT HI) STATES. BRITAIN AXI) GERMANY. i Received 1 >ec. is, ti.ls p.m.) LONDON", Dee. 17. l iiwtains entanglement with (ici many in coercing the Venezuelan 1 ve public is largely reprobated in Eng land owing to the fear of otl'ending the United States. N i'A\ V >1! K, i )t"-enil)t-r 17. rtaly has presented an ultimatum claiming £120,000. President Castro's proposal suggests arbitration on all points. The New York newspapers are remarkably friendly to Britain, and distrust Germany, who is sus pected of a desire to weaken the union of the United States and Bri tain. The American Senate's "secret ses sion advocated watchfulness, admit ting that up to the present nothing had occurred which America could object to. ITALY'S CLAIMS. LONDON. December 17. The Hon Colonel Hay (United States Secretary of State) has sounded Great Britain and Germany regarding President Castro's arbitra tion proposals. Castro, in reply to the Italian Ministers request for payment when the allies were paid declared that he would not consider any claim until the revolution was crushed and the tribunals of Venezuela were able to deal with claims arising out of the in surrection. Mr Bowen (the Ameri-an Minister at Caracas) has since been entrusted with the Italian interest. MR BALFOUR ON THE BLOCKADE. (Received Dec. lit, il.<s a.m. LONDON, Dec. 18. Mr Balfour in the House of Commons, said in the event of the Venezuelan ;blockade, the British and German Heets will act with one object, but not as one force. The Govern ment regret the necessity, and as to neutrals he personally shared in the United States' view that there can not be such a thing as a Pacfic blockade inasmuch as a blockade in volves a state of war. He added, the operation was undertaken to recover debts, but most reluctantly after a long and patient delay, because the Venezuelan Government assaulted Britishers and seized British ships.
RUSSIA IN THE EAST
ST. PETERS IHT.Ii, l>tc. 17. Russia is pressing for the sanction of the Chinese Government to the placing of the Customs and postal services under Russian direction. The Russian authorities in Manchuria de sire the inauguration of this scheme before evacuating the two remaining provinces.
AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
THE WHEAT HARVEST. SYDNEY, December 17. The completed oliicial returns of the wheat harvest show a yield of 1,411,000 bushels. If the whole area originally sown is taken into account the average is 1.1 bushel per acre. The amount of seed sown was greater than the quantity harvested. The average for area harvested is 3.°* bushels. New South Wales will require to import nine million bush els of wheat or its equivalent in flour. TRADE WITH SOUTH AF RICA. MELBOURNE, Dec. 17. "The Minister for Agriculture has received a cable from the Victorian Government agent in South Africa asking for a quotation for one hun dred thousand two and four-tooth ewes, c.i.f., East London. The Go vernment has also received informa tion that at a recent sale at Durban, sheep ranged from "22s to "275, Argen tine animals offering at 245. Keceived December 19, 1.22 £.. m. AGROUND. SYDNEY, December 18. The s.s. Aofcea grounded oft' L ; /..:1\1 Island on the Barrier reef, l>ut was re floated. She will be surveyed ;m 1 docked before proceeding to New Zealand. HEAVY \\ VIXS. All the rivers feeding the Sydney water supply are in heavy flood. FLOODS IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA ADELAIDE, Dec. 18. ' The heaviest monsoonal rains for years have fallen. Tremendous floods are reported at Wiilunga, where several persons narrowly escaped drowning. Many homes were flooded and a large quantisy of hay flooded away. Eighteen inches fell at Mount Dromedary, near Tilbatibba, since Monday. AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING LAWS SYDNEY, Dec. 17. In connection with the conviction of the commander of the R*M.S. Oceana for breaking seals, the case has been taken to the Privy Council. A cable received by the P. and 0. Company states that at a meeting of all the large steamship lines, it was decided to fight the Federal Govern ment conjointly on the point, i
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L< >N 1 )QN, I tecember 17. The steamer Morhty, coal laden, foundered in Dublin Bay during a storm. Fourteen of the crew were drowned, the sole survivors being res cued in a boat which was swept- from the ship. The National Bank of New Zealand has declared an interim divi dend of ten per cent. Signor Marconi lias daily perfect communicat ion bet ween Cape Bret-ton and Cornwall. lie expects soon to communicate over twenty thousand miles. FRENCH STRIKE ENDED PARIS, December 17. The members of the Seamen's Union at Marseilles have resumed work. EACTHQUAKE IN TURKE STAN. ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 17. A severe earthquake, lasting three minutes, has occurred in Russian Tur kestan. Much of the railway was destroyed and numerous deaths were occasioned. A RUSSIAN SCANDAL. ST. PET ESS BURG, Dec. 17. M. Kovalevsky, Assistant Minister for Finance, who holds the position of Director of Commerce and Indus tries, has been compelled to resign owing to a liaison wth an actress. T1 ie incident caused a sensation, in asmuch as Kovalevsky was consider ed the eventual successor to M. de Witte, Minister for Finance. ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 17. M. Timiraseff, Commercial Agent for Russia at Berlin, has been ap pointed de Witte's assistant. The actress with whom M. Kova levsky had an intrigue forged his name to bills for three hunderd thous and roubles. LONDON, Dec. 17. Owing to protests made, the Irish farmers' leagues removed the embar go on hunting. LONDON, December 17. An edict has been issued forsshatfa owing the purchase by China of the China Merchant's Steam Navigation Company, on the basis of the pay ment of two-thirds of the value in shares. NEW Y r ORK, Dec. 17. -Mr Rockfeller has given another million dollars to the Chicago Univtr« sitv. LONDON, Dec. 17. Elias Perry, purser on the White Star liner Suevic, has been remanded at Liverpool on a charge of embezzling -£6OO, the amount of the takings on the voyage from Sydney to Liver pool. (Received, Dec. 1!), 5.42 a.m.) LONDON, December 18. Emma, alias Kitty, Byron, who was found guilty with the strongest recom mendation to mercy, was sentenced to death for stabbing a stock exchange clerk. Though Lord Roberts agreed, Mr Brodrick refused Sir Hugh McCal mont, an officer on full pay, permis sion to stand for the Newmarket seat vacant by the death of Mr H. McCal mont. Messrs. Henry Leonard Bras sey, Conservative, and Rose, Liberal, are candidates for the seat. Two deaths have occurred at Win chester, including that of a doctor, traced to tainted oysters eaten at the Mayoral banquet. Fourteen cases of typhoid have oc curred at Portsmouth, 13 at Ems worth, Port Hampshire, and others at Southampton. They are traced to sewage which contaminated the oyster beds at Emsworth.
ROTORUA.
(From Oue Own Correspondent) Vast improvements have been made in and around the town of Rotorua during the last few months. Dr Wohlmanu ever since taking over tho control of the baths has been enegertically employed in attend ind to various little reforms that will place the bathing accomodation on a much better footing, quite in touch with the Continen tal Spas. The Town Council have also taken in hand other little matters that will greatly enchance the artistic merits of the town. For iustauce the Council are build ing a very fine boating pavilion on the Esplanade at the edge of the lake. Thia pavilion is to be a handsome edifice over looking the water and will contain some half dozen apartments for boat 3 on the ground floor and will be crowned with a platform go seat some 400 people. A cen tral tower will be erected containing a band stand from which sw,>et music wilt he dis coursed while a-futic ■ p >rU arj being in dulged in on the l<k \ J'in Council also in tend M-ecting small sum ner houses on tho Espiinado fin - th.' coiive iitjnjo of visitors and residents. A carniv il -will in all probability be ar ranged to t&Le place i i January. A com mittee has bee i ebcced to take the matter iu hand, and tha id 1 a is boiug enthusiastic ally taken up iiy the townspeople. It is in tended to build and equip several Moari war canoes for the carnival. A promeTv! > co»jo«rt was held in the Sanatorium U-r-.11.1-i4 on "VVudnos by last. Promenade c ucerts iu Rotoru.i are luxuries not, met wii.ii iu other p;i:4s of New Zealand ; or at least are beyon.l com parison with any such held elsewhere. The Sanatorium grounds illuminated are a sight ever to bo be remembered with the greatest pleasure. To call tho scene an animated fairyland doe 3 not do justice to it. Hundreds of Japanese lanterns lining the white paths, while here and there the weird effect of a jet of steam heightened by tho blaze of electri: light, with good music from the local bands and a well-arranged programme iu which professional singers and visitors often take part. The follow ing programme was contributed on Wed nesday: -Oveituro, piano, Mr Healey; song, " Kentucky Babe," Mrs Pearce ; song, Mr Morgan ; recitation, Miss Petrie j song, "La Serenata," Mrs Gillett; mouth organ solo, " Dolly Grey," Mr McLeod ; • song, " He was Despised," Mrs Bartley ;-duet, Mr and Mrs Gillett; song, " Flight of Ages," Miss Malfroy * recitation, " The Usual Way," Miss Petrie: song, " Goodbye," Mrs Gillett; song, "Clorine," Mr Morgan. The concert was a success in every respect, some <£l2 being taken at the gates, which amount will go toward the Elingamite fund.
THE WATKATO TIMES, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10 191
TOTALLY Mr S S ]\l ISS EN, KNOX STREET, HAMILTON. CERTIFICATED TEACHER OF THE PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN AND VIOLA. Special attention to Technique & Theory. > r A cakdJ R. W. D Y B E SOLICITOR Hamilton. MONEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE OF FREEHOLS. L>r H ERBERT V Y QOLLINS. BARRISTER and SOLICITOR TE AWAMUTU. SOLICITOR FOR "ADVANCES TO SETTLERS OFFICE." J E tfOUNG, ENTIST, Te Awamutu, first Tuesday in month. Ngaruawahia, second Tuesday in month. Hnntly, third Tuesday in month. Te Aroha, fourth Tuesday in month. Other districts occasionally. HIGH-CLASS WORK. TERMS MODERATE. m MR a. SKENE DIXON SURGEON DENTIST, H/ MILTON. Visits monthly the following' ilaces : Ngiru'iwxhlu Te Awnmutu—2nd Friday Huutly—4'h Friday. Four and a half per oi'nt.— Wo have Money to Lend at this rate oa First-class Freehold Security. Early Aplications is requested. Vaile Bros,, Legal Chambers, opposite Vulcan Lane, Queen-street, Auckland. 24 7 MONEY TO LEND on Mortage of First-class Freehold Securities. W. COLEMAN, Solicitor and Notary Public. 100, Queen - street, Auckland, 23 7. H. I. E !■ ■■ • A. JiJ I G G S, AUTHORISED AND LICENSED SURVEYOR. Ten years on Government Staff. NEXT HA MI LT 0 N H 0 T E 1,, HAMILTON. 23,7. EWS 0 N gHEPPARD, LAND, COMMISSION. AND * ESTATE AGENT HAMILTON. r. H. H OSWORT 11, I'kachek ok Piano, Violin, 'Cello and SiNUINt), ' TJ taken up his iesidence in Hamil ton, is now prepared to receive pupils at CLAREMONT VILLA. ' Cambridge Every MONDAY and TUESDAY. Te Awamutu—Every FRIDAY. Mr Bosworth's " Waikato Quadrille Band " is now open to accept Engage ments for Concerts, Balls, etc., in any part the Waikato. ENT A L OTIC E MR E. DE VENNY McGARRIOLE, DENTAL SURGEON, Hamilton. Mr McGarrigle may be consulted on and after Saturday, August 2nd, at his rooms, Victoria House, HamiltoD. Nitrous-Oxide gas administered. Pninless Extractions by the must recent process. Artificial work at moderate Prices. 11. UPTON. lENGINEER, HAMIL'I'ON. HAS ON SALE AGENT FOR White Cottou Waste W. A. K'yun and Oils Co.'s L'niou Oil Benzine Engines Belting Automobiles Bolts and Nut>, Gould's Pumps Coach Screws Steel Split Pulleys Packings Belting Insertion Shafting Etc., etc. Launches (oil or I S S J: o S II E I?, TEACHEIt OF SIN'GIXG AND VOICE PRODUCTION. TE AWAMUTU. 1 J ANDSOME COMJ'O lES Just the i 1 thing for a present fts c-uh, at E. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge. ,i i l> L E P. GENERAL CARRIER, COAL AND FIREWOOD MERCHANT, HAMILTON. 1 IRS J' CLASS STATIONERY at E. .J. W1 LKIN'SON'S, Cambridge, in p,' kets al 3d, Id, 6d, 7d, Bd, Is, 1-a i J: 6d, 28. lil ijusiaws tiUYo'.ojJVy u, social;, ,
IHE CURE FOR- Indig'estion, Constipation, Flatulency, Liver Complaint, Etc., Etc., Etr. PRICE .. ..2a PEB B;MTIE Manvfaottjeed Soleiv Bv A. v . Mannin CHEMIST, H AMU TON*. TANGYES OIL ENGINE SAFE AND ECONOMIC!. THE BEST FOR DAIKY FA KM AND FLAXMILL. Oil Engines use ordinary kerosene, casting 9d a gallon, whereas American engines use benzoine costing Is 3d. THEY ARE EASY TO START THEY HAVE NO FANS OR PUMPS OR ELECTRIC GEARING TO GET OUT OF ORDER THERE IS NO DANGER LIKE THERE IS IN ENGINES USING NAPTIIA OR BENZOINE THEY CAN CONSEQUENTLY BE PLACED UNDER THE CHARGE OF UNSKILLED ATTENDANTS. TANGYES GAS ENGINE, OTTO PRINCIPLE, PIN KEY'S PATENT. SINGLE ENGINES OF ALL SIZES FROM 1 TO 150 ACTUAL HORSE POWER. Wo Guarantee Satisfaction. SOLE AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND, John Chambers & Son, Ltd. FORT STREEf, AUCKLAND. Illustrated Catalogue and full particulars on application. You keep the MONEY in the plnce and yourself in Perfect Health by patronUiu£ I if troubled wiili any Liver or Stomach Comp! ai nts, In fact you wo it know you possess a Li'- er. Sole MaiiuF.-n tur«"»r E. B. HILL, OIIrM L 8 T , CAMBRIDGE. 12/3 CHURCH SERVICES CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Sunday Dec. 21st—1th Sunday in Advent Hamilton, St. Peter's—S a.m , Holy Com munion: 11 a.m., Morning prayer ; 7 p.m.. Evensong. Tauwhare —11 a.m. Marsh meadows—2 p.m. Cambridge—St. Andrew's 11 a.m., 11.C.; and 7 p.m. Tamahere—St. Stephen's 7.30 p.m. Maungatautari—(Mr Tarrant's) 3 p.m. Te Awamutu—St. .John's H a.m., H.C. ; 7 p.m. Kamriaohia —St. Paul's 3 p.m. Kihikihi—Christ Church 11 a.m., H.C. I'irongia—St. Saviour's 11 am. ROMAN CATHOLIC. Hamilton—Mass. 11 a.m., Vespers 7 p.m. Cambridge—Mass, 8 a.m. Rangia ihia—Mass a.m. Kihikihi—Mass, 11 a.m. Evening devo tions, 7 p.m. PRESBYTERIAN". Hamilton —11 a.m.; 7 p.m. Cambridge-11 a.m.; 7 p.m. Pukcrimu —2.3D p.m. WESLEYAN. Hamilton—ll a.m.; 7 p.m. Kara-uu— 11 a.m. Ngaruawahia—7 p.m. \\ hat iwhata—2.oi I p.m. Pukete—3 p.m. Te Awamutu—ll a.m.; 3.15 p.m.' Child ren's service; 7 p.m. Pirongia—2.3o p.m. Huntly—7 p.m. ('hurchill—2.3o p.m. Glcnmurry —ll a.m. SALVATION ARMY. Hamilton, 11 a.m.; 3 p.m.; 7 p.m.; at thi Barracks. Cambridge, same as for Hamilton. G ispel Ilall, Chapel-.-Irect, Cambridge, the Lord's Supper, at 11 a in. " To discontinue advertising," savs John \Y;iri:miak"r, the millionaire, "is !ik■.• taking down your sign. if you want to do business you must let the peop]p know it. Standing advertisements, w'nen frequently changed, are U tier and cheaper than r.-jul ing notiei.'s, Tliey look more substantia! and bvsiness-like, and inspire confidence. 1 would as soon think of doing business with out a clerk as without advertising." This is advice which all business men would do well to follow, but it must be borne in mind thafe'tho advertising medium must be the b 'st obtainable. We can confidently say tl at in consequence of its large circu lation, The Waikato Times is the best paper in the Waikat .> to a Ivertise concern ing any thing p»rtainiiij to a farming com luuuty,
The best Medicine known is SANI.iEK AND SONS C'.'.LiPTI J2XTKACT Ti .t its eminent power » ''ffpcts in cough?, colds, inilucnxa; the relief is 'listnutaneons In serious c-ises, and acoidci!of nil kinds, be they wounds, burns, scalds, bni:>. ?' pprHir.fi, it is tlie safest mildly—no swelling in inflammation Like Surprising effects produ ei m cr )up, diptherli, br.juchii.is, inliamiaiitinn l.f tbi lung's, swellings, etc: diarrhea, dysenfry, diseases of tiio kidneys and urinary organs In iise at hos pitals and medical clinics all over the glebe; -.,1r i, isid by His Majesty the King of Italy ; crowned *,i'b modal and diploma at International Ex'nil.i: \ V Amsterdam Trutifc in this improved c.rtieie f: / reject 111 nfci rs WHAT DOE-; THE NEU f.K' T <■ F A RA I.) COLD MEAN? Only too ficjue i. m fit < usaltfck of Pofnrawa ucd 'lis towm# f t'.« :-"ds ,f that f C- u of ! Uri anif •-.or.'Utn: t:on. Il.tse tv!< u it./d r-y I -k.ny I IJx>l«fc ;-;A, wM !, 1; b«vn : v ve'i b> (Xpor i-L ft. Io I fie i.'ctvedy -i \ , /u f r ;iil hi.t I'lMits lif !h.-' '• hr.'-f. L'.r.t „ivi lsr.':i:ei i:1 Tires. ITi- o2s (id per ii< .t: 1 g OMuaiahh f-.t »11 Chemists and ,\t r.keept-i. throughout lh j r.olr.nv. ADL S OKM FIGS the WondefuJ orm Woriers—are a safe and sure remedy, in Is boxes. Sold everywhere. football is a manly game ■That hardens n u«ele. Units the frame, And m ilt* s New Zealand's hardly youth Our p'ide and strength, and tlia"'d flip truth. B id . euglis and colds attack the strong, As much the week that's sure, Le. both—they never can go wrong— Tftke WOODS' GREAT PEPPERMINT CUKE '
tll i-: o AIKAT•) T [ M E S J ; 'BULXi I DITAKTMEN I'. The ])!* "luct of the !>fp: atmicdt of the W'AIK'ATO TIMES is weli-kuowu throughout the district. Hl'ill CLASS WoRK [S PRODUCED at moderate rates. We art! prepired to execute orders at moderate rates aud with dispatch ill the following':— BILfiH HA! >S CARDS POSTERS RECEIPT FORMS CUEyUES MEMO. FORMS VISTINO CARDS FANCY WEDDING CARDS HANDBILLS LABELS &.C.. &c. PAULL 4 VENABLES, Proprietors. |
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♦ (By Ti'lt irvajili.—Press ,\<s-- i;it'on.) Will ,L IN' i 1 ■ i.N. csterday. The s.s. Devon, tin* i I ct ihe direct steamers for Saitli All i.-.-i. is ex.iwtod t-> take iiu.OOO carcases uf muilun. several thousaud iju irters of I and a large quantity of butter a,nil p -u'; iv. With re feronfti to tin; steamer's vi it to < t Uu-ens- Ian"!, it is claimed thai i' is permissible under the terms ot the cunt ra■.-!.
CONVENT PUPILS' CONCERT.
The popularity in which the publie of Hamilton held the annual given by the pupils of St. Mary's Convent scho -I was evidenced Inst night w -n a crowded house rewarded the efforts of the performers. To say that the progiamme presented bore the impiess of that thoro ughness so eharaetcrised -■!' '.he Sisters i to soun«l the highest of praisi-, and we can only add that those alone have any pro portionate idea of the months of patient tiaining involved, who have ever taken in hand the training of the "young idea.'' The programme was op nted by a instru mental duet in which Madame L- F.ievre and Mi.-s Missen (violins;: Mr Meacheni (Double BassJ and Mis-t-s Fair weather, Floyd and Buxton took part. Then fol lowed tlii- action song, " I don't Want to I'lay in Your Yard," capitally rendered by the junior pupils, the parts of the two little i|tiarrcllers being performed in a manner which el icited rounds of applause. An in strumental quartette was then given by Madame Le Lievre, blisses Fairweather, Buxton, Gallagher and Miss'-n (violinsi. Miss Prendagust (piano), Mr Meachem (double bass), and Mr King (cornet). The amusing dialogue, "The Troubles of a Photographer," lay Messrs Y. Coyle, Roach aud W. (,'larkin, was provocative of much laughter. Another action song •' Yacht ing," by the pupils, was one of the gems of the evening. This was followed by a. very pretty flower song, in which four troops of little girls took the respective parts of England, Ireland, Scotland and .New Zea land, each bearing the emblems of their country, "the Rose, the Shamrock, the Thistle and the Fern." The popular vio liuist, Madame Le Lievre, was greeted with applause 011 her appearance to give a violin solo, and her playing showed that she has lost none of her beauti ful art since last heard. Her Complete mastery over the instrument was a pleasure to listen to, and judging by the marks of approval which the audience gave, everyone appreciated the treat pro vided. These remarks apply also to Madame's contribution in the second part. Previous to the com mencement of the concert, it had been announced by Mr J. A. Young that the Sisters particularly requested that no encores be given, but that they were will ing to make an exception in the case of the Cachucha Dance. It is just a- well the Sisters bowed to th • inevitable, for no restriction would 1 ave prevented the audi ence from encoring such a beautiful dance as that given in this item. C ,-rtaiuly it wis the best item 011 the programme, the intricate figures all being performed with a regularity and grace which reflects great credit on both teachers and pupils. The second pait of the programme was opened by an instrumental duet between Madame Le I ;ievre and Miss Missen (violin), Misses Fairweather anil Ilolloway (piano and Mr Meachem (double bass;. The drama, the "little Gipsy Girl" in which. Misses ('. Ilolloway, Amy Hill, K. Knight, Hilda Floyd, May Bettley and Myitle Fairweather, took part, was well re- Cei ved, and showed signs of latent histrionic talent. Mr West had to respond to an emphatic encore for his hornpipe. An amusing dialogue, " Taking the Census" c included the concert, for which the pro moters deserve all credit. During the interval Father Darby pre sented the certificates gained by th" senior pupils at the Convent School, and also those gained at the recent musical examinations. The successful pupils were : Standard VI. Misses Maxie Ward, Flossie Hooper, Lizzie Henderson, and Master M. Stapleton. Music : Senior grade, honours section, Miss Violet Fitzpatrick ; Senior Pass : Misses Edith I'rendergast, Clara Hollowav, Violet Fitzpatrick, Myrtle Fairweather, M. Cros by, and Maggie Clark : Intermediate : Miss Constance Knight; Junior, Honours: Misses Hilda Floyd, Muriel Chitty, Rota Coyle and Kathcrine Buxton; Junior Pass: .Miss Irene O'Brien, who performed the very creditable feat of gaining the maxim tun number of marks.
Daisy Soup, Empire Royal Blue, and Em" pire Extract Soap. Three good things fur ymr Luuidry. Ask J. T. Home, Hamilton, for any of these liuo E. J. Davey, Hamilton, stocks our goods. You can purchase Empire Royal Blue and Daisy Soap from his store. Eight price for a good article. You have troubles in your laundry. This is why wo advertise. No more worry, (let up at a reasonable time, not in the middle of the night, and by using 1 >aisy Soap and Empire Co.'s Laundress H dp. Empire Royal Blue and Extract of Sotp, your work is done in half the time, and you don't angry. Ask the following grocers, men of experience, who know a good thing when they see it, and they will see your wants for Empire Goods promptly attended to : Parr Bros., Hamilton: E. J. Davey, Hamilton ; J. T. Home, Hamilton; Macfernon and West, Hamilton. They all stock these goods. In Cambridge same remarks. Thomas Wells likes our Empire Goods, and sells them. He, with long experience, knows a good article. Secure a packet of Laundress Help. D>n't V,OsV;6 yourself. Empire Royal Blue, Baisy Soap and Laundress Help do the work and you need not hustle, lavage and Richards, A. G. Harris, E. J. Sanders, Charlie B"yce and all Hamilton and Cam bridge grocers tl. ink a deal of Empire Goods. In To Awamutu and Kihikihi you have up to dato stores who stock Empire Goods, Empire Blue, Daisy Soap, etc. Just call at G. M. A Ahier's Warehouse and -Gilford and Bowden's. If you re in Kihikihi and run short of Empire Royal Blue, the bluest blue that ever blued a blue bag, or Daisy Soap, " a < daisy." look up T. 11. Chapman and John * G, Elmsley. A liltlo l it later on,' when in Ohaupo, go to .1, T. Edwards for Empire Blue and Daisy Soap. I 1 urther on in tin land of cordials ask (rreen and ( ul< bro >k for Empire Goods, Otorohauga. J* The Empire Coy. supply Choice Cigars wholesale, 'i'rv Billy Bright, Hamilton l£)tel, for an " Exijuiaitor." This is an special brand. LooV them up, l'iur Bros., Hamilton,— yni c.iu iri-t Empire Imperial Coliee, Daisy S'ap. No soap like " Daisy." It's a soap ■ t'.at does i(3 work " thoroughly." This is -jaething worth noting, -J. bars of lovely '■V hi to Borax Curd Soap weighing nearly 31b?, for—Parr Bros, will mak" the price right. «
CORRESPONDENCE.
ADVANCE WAIKATO.
TO TUL KIOTO!;. Sir,—The n suit of the late election al though we have nt suceeedo 1 in ret truing our l iovernnieut candidate, must be most gratifying to a 1 true believers in th-- pre sent A'limn straiion as we'd -s to the man ..f our choice, and will 1 fee 1 certain, prove of immense importance in the tat are pro gress "f the lla-uiitoii, Ngaru iw.thia. Kag lan.Aet^a,and Kaw'aia portions <_>t the W. i kato in the increase of unity, and the do velopaient that will prove for ihe good of all, aud tic drawbacks that > e hive suiter ed from for so many decadi-s remove I. Now tir.-t of all we want a good all round metal led road, with improved grad s and devia tions where necessary, to h'aghin, Kawhia, To Awainutu an'l llamiiton. 0 that we ean rea -h the railway in comfort and safety, and our increasing visitors to the sea-side reach us. We want a bran h railway into Kawhia, ami the coalmines and lime stone there developed by the Governui'-nt to the interest of the consumers : itui roved steam communication : ;he ferry ic-estab li-lied at Aotea Heals : a bridge over ill" l'akoka on the Ragian -Te Mata and Kawhia road ; the new main road from Te Mata to the Waipa river completed without delay as well as new bridge and road through the Karioi block. Then the whole of.till- lauds for so many years lying i'lle for want of roads and bridges will a 1 be soon occupied by industrious settlers adding to Ihe wealth of the country, and the cost of the work soon be all recouped and the name of "Sleepy Hollow that Raglan has so long been known by will be a real all alive district that t!ie oldest set ler will fairly rut. his eyes and say - \\ ho d a thought it," for with a McCardle at Kawhia, and a liankart at Raglan, I hope to live long enough to See it all realised, and I am, etc., T. B. HILL. L'aglau, Dec. 17th, I'AO-.
POLICE COURT, TE AWAMUTU.
Before Mr 11. W. Northcroft, S.M. The following further sly-grog selling cases were dealt with on Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday : Isaac, an Assyrian trader at Otorohanga, was charged on two informations with selling whisky to Stanley Mack 011 27th November, and with selling whisky to Thurston Walters. Defendant, who pleaded not guilty, was represented by Mr Swar brick. The defendant stated that the liquor was a gift; that the informants had bought goods from him and lie therefore treated them, aud his statement was t ■ some extent corroborated by a witness named Larson. The Bench, however, was not satisfied with the evidence for the de fence an'l couvicted defendant on both charges ; on the first charge the line was £ls, and costs £1 I Is 3d, and on the second JJUi and no costs. Joseph Powell was charged with nine offences for selling without being the holder of a licence. Defendant pleaded guilty and on the Ist charge was fined =£lo and costs £2 I :is Od, 2nd charge XlO and 7s cost. <ln the remaining charges the defendant was convicted without flue or costs. John Ephriam Cooper was charged 011 three informations with sellling liqour, and on one information with being the occupier ofreertnin premises at Te h'uiti, in respect of which a licen-" had not been- granted unde' 1 the Licensing Act and consenting to the sale of liquor 011 such unlicensed pre mises. The defendant pleaded guilty to all the charges aud was convicted and fined -CI•"> and costs ">s Hd .>u the Ist charge, £\() and costs 7s on the second charge. <>n the remaining charges the defendant was Cinvicfed without line or C"St a . Willaim Joseph Walsh was charged on one information with selling liquor to Thurston Walters. The defendant pleaded guilty but staied that he had had no inter est in the sale and had merely handed out the liquor and received payment at the re quest. of another defend inf, who admitted this fact. The magistrate took this circum stance into consideration and tinea the de fendant £'> and costs£l Is Hd, in default 14 days hard labour in Auckland prison. E. Hemphill was charged 011 three infor mations with selling liquor, not being a person licensed to sell. Defendant pleaded not guilty, and v/as represented by Mr Franklin. The defence was that the two informants Mack and Watters were invited by Mclnhre to have a drink, defendant be ing al.-o present. Mcfntyre asked defen dant to hand out the whisky which he did. Money was tendered in payment but Mc- Intyre refused to accept payment. The cases were dismissed. David Cameron Mclntvre was charged on foul-informations with being the occupier of certain premises situate at Te Kuiti in respect of which a license had not been granted under The Licensing Act and con senting to the sale of liquor upon such pre mises. Defendant pleaded guilty and was convicted 011 each charge aud the cases or dered to stand do" n. When the defendant was called he did not appear and the cases were adjourned until Thursday morning to give him an opportunity to do so. Robert Webby was charged on one in formation with selling whisky to Stanley Mack iit Miroa Hinauon Ist December last. Defendant pleaded not guilty and was de fended by Mr Franklin. The defence was that whisky had been given to Mack as a visitor, and that no money had passed in payment. In the absence of sufficient corroboration of Mack's evidence the case was dismissed. Percy Webby was charged with using obscene language in a public place at Te Awamutu on ltjth December, 1*.<02. The defendant was a son of one of the defen dants in the liquor cases and during the evening he had met Mack and Walters, the enterprising gentlemen who had acted as detectives in the liquor cases. The defen dant naturally resented the actions of the detectives and his language was painfal and frequent and free. The Bench ad monished him on his conduct and lined him £ t aud costs 7s, in default 11 days hard labour.
COWARDLY ASSAULT.
Another cowardly attack on a yollu u' woman has been reported to the Auckland |i" lie the offence being committed at Ihu m itao, tie- r Mnngere. As i« ne was returning t'ro:n her parent-' house to Mr Henwood's where she is in s -rviet.', a man on horseback overtook her on a lonely part or' the road. Hi- accosted her, and noon Miss Rouse answering his questions, dis mounted and put his arm round h.-r waist. I'pon the young lady resenting to such t'r"edoin, her tormentor lifted her off the ground and threw her down, threatening to shoot h.-r if she -creamed. The j>irl starte'l screaming, and on hearing someone coming along the road the cowardly assail ant decamped, first giving Miss Rouse a brutal blow on the month, which prevented In r from rising and informing the second horseman. As soon a- she was sufficientH* recovered. Miss Rouse went Inane, when it was found that her face was lacerate-1 and bleeding, and some of her front teeth kn 'eked out. The affair has been reported to the police, and as Miss Uou.se says she ean identify her assailant, it is to be hoped that ere long he will be brought to book, and given his deserts for such an unpro voked and brutal outrage.
THE WAIKATQ TIMES, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19 1902
Wades \\ orni Figs the Wonderful Worm A\ orriers—are a sure remedy, in is botes. Sold everywhere. Winter conies with chilly drupo, Ami coughs and colds wo can't escapo VV(! rc bound to faca it tjvtrv yc&r, However much the damp we fear. W • loiik to Bee Old Sol's bright rays T.irough those wet and gloomy days, Waile our health we do assure With Boma WOODS' QUEaT PEI'PERHINI QUfllik jjj
ten bold assertions. REGARDING CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC, CHOLERA AND DIARRHOEA REM EDY. 1. It affords quick relief in cases of colic, cholera morbus an'l pains in the stomach. 2. It never fails to affect a cure in the most severe cases of dysentery and diar rhoea. li. It is a sure cure for chronic diar rhoea. t. It can always be depended upon in cases of cholera infantum. 5. It cures epidemical dysentery. 0. It prevents bilious colic. 7. It is prompt and effective in curing all bowel complaints. N. It never produce.-' bad results. 'J. It is pleasant and safe to take. Hi. It has saved the lives of more people than any other medicine in the woild. OH VMIiERLAIN'S PA IN HALM Ins no equal as a household liniment. It is the best known remedy for rheumatism, laino back, quinsy and glandular swellings, while for sprains, bruises, burns and scalds it is invaluable. One application gives relief, Try it. \Y. DEV. Agent Hamilton,TllOS, WELLS, Agent Cambridge, OEO. M. A. AIIILIv, Agent Te Awamutu sell it. Mr D. Vinsou-D.>.--'.rtor, teacher of voire production and singing, lias decided to open classes for Indies and gentlemen at begin ning of year, ;it lUs lid. per quarter —by this means a most enjoyable ;is w;. 1 !! as very profitable evening will be spent each wee!;. Intending members will oblige by leaving names at Mr Haul's Hook-arcade. Hamilton. —Mr Dossetor will also be glad to call upon any desirous of having' their voices tried—Terms for private lessons per ar rangement Private address, Almadale, Hamilton. [Auvx.j
DINNER SETS— VVIILIAII ESCOTT'S Vir.uria-Bf.reet, Ctmbriil^'.i Worms undermine Children's Constitu tion.s. Use WA. DE'S WORM FIGS. Is boxes. Waatsds Etc. ANTED All tho.se interested in » » up-to-date Harvesters to call and inspect the McCormick F.ti'2 Harvesters, on view iu a few days. F. ,1. Sanders, Cambridge, WANTED K.NOIV.X—Those desirous of having FAMILY GROUPS PHOTOGRAPHED at Xmas or New Year should make appointments with Messrs GAZE X CO. as early as possible. —Howden's Buildings, Hamilton. WANTED —The travelling public to re member that Tea, Coffee, Pies, Pastry, Cakes, etc., are obtainable all day long at my Refreshment Rooms. Auck land, Local, and Illustrated papers.—J. T. Home, Confectioner etc., Hamilton. T7S7"AN I'ED—Those requiring Violins, * ? Strings, and all Accessories appert aining thereto, to call ou or send to H. 11. Howden, watchmaker and jeweller, Hamil ton, who has a large supply in stock. RANTED KNOWN, Mrs Bridges has opened up in Victoria Street, Hamilton, with a supply of Smoked Fish. Fresh tish three times a week. Also, Summer Drinks, Lollies, Sweetmeats etc.. to arrive shortly. WANTED KNOWN.—Y. Plescher de sires to draw attention to his large stock of Footwear. A splendid lot of Ladies' and Gentlemen's American Kid boots (lace and button), Walking and Evening Shoes, Girl's Lace and Button Boots (tan and black), Good Strong School Boots, Farmers' Boots, Bluchers, Canvas Shoes, Leather and Carpet Slippers (good and cheap). Repairs neat and prompt. First-class boots made tj order. V . PI,ESC HE R , CO-OPERATIVE BOOT SHOP, CAMBRIDGE. Tenders. TENDERS. I'ENDERS, addressed to the uuder s signed, will be received until TUES DAY, 2:ird D.'C-mbor, for the ERECTION OF A TEN-RO.'JMED HOUSE in Vic toria Street, Cambridg". Plans, Ac., may be seen at J. H. Edwards'" Fancy Goods Repository. C. RFID, Cambridge. Lost, Found- &c. BTKAYHD on iny property, red and white Heifer, cut on right ear, George Read, Pukekura. Business Notices. OTKAW BERRIES and Cream, and Ice O Creams, at Kia Ora Tea Rooms on Sat urday. TAKE NOTICE rrilAT FREDERICK HUXTABLE is i NO LONGER AGENT or in any connected with the WERTIIEIM, AND WHEELER AND WILSON SEWING MACHINE TRADE. Therefore no receipts or orders will lie recognised as from December Ist, hearing Frederick Iluxtablc's signature, but DAVIS £ CO. are the RECOGNISED AGENTS for the Waikato. Signed, LOCK, UPTON A CO., Auckland. T E WAWUTU & J^AWHIA ROYAL MAIL COACH Leavss KAWHIA every TUESDAY ard FRID\Y, at 8 a.m. Leaves PIRONGIA every VVEDNES DAY and SATURDAY at- 7 ".m. Arriving at Pirnngis. every TUESDAY and FRIDAY This line passes through TE EAU- A-M 0 A AND GOVERNMENT KING COUNTRY LANDS To b'> «horPy p.-nt ,-i for pp|pcfciv>n. A. SYMONDS & CO PROPRIETORS ... TE AWAMUTU IVTOTICE TO FARMERS AND 11 OTHERS. PURE BONE DUST GUARANTEED. The following is the list of our various Baads of Bonedust and Artifical Manures : PURE BONE FLOUR PURE BONEDUST (steamer) PURE BONEDUST (coarse) A 1 BONEDUST WHEAT AND CORN MANURE ROOT MANURE TURNIP MANURE POTATO MANURE G If ASS MAN FEE MAIZE .MAN!. RE Special Quotations for Large Lots. I'rices, Analysis, and Samples on ap plication. WARNOCK BROS. Durham-street, Auckland. Any Person Fol'ND TRESSPASING with dog or gun on any of the Assets Realisation Board's properties in the Wai kato will be prosecuted. JOHN McCAW, Estates Superintendent, Matamata 17* OR CRICKETING, GOLF, and TENNIS GOODS give E. J. WLKINSON a call. All this season's goods.
Bn;;in:3s Notices. S Jl '"Vaiie&Sons, It HA I, HSTATK AUHNTS AND IMIDPEIITY AITT I < >NKHKS, WAIKATo AG EXT: MR M. G. FAKKE.U, - BANKWOOD." lIA.M il/ToN, Who «ill conduct intending purchasers to properties free of charge, :iud will be glad to receive particulars of properties for sale. (J UK A!' BUSH FAiIM. Adjacent to Kaii»vay Station. £0 jt»V v ; aeres good JL 1 t level laud in hoavy rium timber, except 10 acres which have lx>eii grassed and fenced : close to post ollice : station and township; handy to mar ket, and about 150 miles from Auckland. 711(3 RICH LITTLE FARMS. Close to Station, kc. to X'l'l per acre. Several band:} farm sections of from 22 to 3d acres each ; very fertile land, fenced, and in remarkably good grass ; on one there is some pretty bush: all well watered; one mile from station and large township, any about 30 miles trom town. Prices range from £is to £22 per acre; one-third cash, balance five years at 5 per cent. 7050 HANDY F ARM. Twenty miles from Auckland. —lo,s ACRES; all fenced and J/UvU sub-divided; So acres grass; 12 acres crop; small orchard ; 1 acre bush ; ■1 acres drained swamp; balance rough land house of four rooms and verandah ; stable, cowshed, &c.; £ mile from school, post office, iVc.; one mile from creamery and oh from station. Price, =£o2o ; terms if desired. 7161 UNIMPROVED LANDS. NGAROTO PARlSH—Allotmfnt 300, con taining' 50 acrpi. £75. TAUITRI PA 'lcjH—.'Ulo l merit <325, con taining 59 i:crt-H, £3B. TAUPIKI PARI.-li —Allotment ISO, con taining 50 «cr<;y. £3O. I'AUPIHI 1' Hi•■ll—Allotments 377 and 379. e nt-iihiiis 100 acres, £75. TUHIK AHA MI A PARlSH—Allotment 30, coniaiui u 50 acre*, £;0. TUHIK \RAMEA PARI-H - Allotment 131, containing 50 acres, £3O. TUHIKARAMEA PARIStf-Allotrmnt 74, containing 5U acres, £75. 7(92 We undertake aiy business in con nection with the selling, buying, mort gaging or leasing .of land and buildings and confine our attention to this. Samuel Vaile and Sons, LAND ANI) ESTATE AGENTS, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. Hamilton, December 15th. 1902. HA\ IXC disposed of my butchering business to Messrs Stone and Chil cott, I take this opportunity of thanking my customers for the liberal support I have for so many years received from them, and to solicit a continuance of the same to my successors. T. QUALTROUGH. Hamilton, December loth, 1902. WITH reference to the above we beg to say that we have this day taken over Mr Qualtrough's old established business, and hope by strict attention to business, and by keeping meat of the very best quality only, to receive a liberal share of patronage and support. G. STONE, R. CHILCOTT. WOODCARA ING—Relief, Chip, Floral Chip, etc. Terms, 12s Cd per quarter, Is 0d per hour. Articles designed.—Miss E. Ay ling, 13, Victoria Arcale, Auckland. TO WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS HOTELKEEPERS, and the General Public in the CITY OF AUCKLAND, and the SURROUNDING DISTRICT. IT having come under the notice of the undersigned Dunedin Brewers that BOTTLED ALE AND STOUT PUR PORTING TO BE DUNEDIN ALE AND STOUT is now being sold throughout the Auckland District, bearing on the Labels the name of D. ARKELL, and a statement that the same is brewed expressly for D. Arkeli, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Brewers that THEY DO NOT BREW FOR OR SUPPLY ALE OR STOUT TO the said D. Arkeli. Dated at Dunedin, this loth day of Julv 1902. 3 JAMES SPEIGHT AND CO., LIMITED. McGAYIN AND CO. MAURICE JOEL WILLIAM STRACHAN AND CO. 17 OR PRESENTATION GOODS, try E. J. \\ ILKINSON'S, Cambridge. THE HAMILTON HOTEL, VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. W. BRIGHT, Proprietor, THE BEST APPOINTED HOSTELTY IN THE WAIKATO. GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR TOURISTS. BEAUTIFUL GARDEN AT THE REAR OF THE HOTEL. FIRST-CLASS TABLE KEPT. BEST WINES AND SPIRITS IN STOCK. ALES IN Di;A I'G H'T AND IN BUTTLES. CIVILITY AND ATTENTION To ALL J3ILIjIARD ROOM fitted with one of I ) EDWARDS' BEST TABLES. SAMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCRT TRAVELLERS. GOOD STABLING. vv. brTght, TEOPRI ETOli. These arc bold assertions to make regard ing any medicine, but there is abundant proof of every one of the above statements regarding this remedy. Every household should have a bottle at hand. Get it to day. It may save a life. W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton; THOMAS WELLS, Agent, Cam bridge ; GEO. M. A. AHIER, Agent, Te Awamutu sell it.
Business Notices- VERANDAH BUNDS CHEAP. sizes from 4s to 12s at SANDERS, Q.CIv, Cambridge. SUMMER DR INK'S. | > ASPBERRY SYR IT of Special lA Quality, made expressly fur me K brand of Genuine Raspberry Yine gar, Liniejiiiee, Limejuice Cordial Ili-rlj Bvr extract, De Carles roncen t rated drinks. Eiffel 'l'.twvr <• .11- c 'titrated drinks, really splendid. SANDERS, K GOODS. K GOODS. KRASPBERR\ ,IAM in Tins and Jars. K Jams assorted do. do. K Marmalade, K Nectarine Converse, K Rotted Meats k" Raspberry Vinegar, guaranteed made from genuine Raspberry K Rotted Heats, K Sheep's Tongues, k Beef Tea, lv Vinegar K Tomato and Worcester Sauce Pepper, ete., ete. it yon want reliable goods that will please you, try l\ goods. SANDERS. Q.C.E. NEW XM AS FRUITS. Machine dressed currants from tid Hi. Finest i|uality Patra.s, do. Gd lb. Seeded Raisins and Muscatels, Lexias, Yalcneias, Sultanas from 7d lb; Figs, Dates. Desert Muscatel*. Peaches, Pears, Apricots, Pine Apples from 7d; Almonds, nuts of all kinds. Evaporated Peaches, Apricots, from 8d lb. Prunes from Sd. Apples. Finest quality goods at right prices. SANDERS, 0 C.E. CONFECTIONERY. CHOCOLATES of all makes ill every variety, including Magawuttee Lollies of all kinds, Aletz Fruits, Xmas Stockings, Jewel Packets, ete. SANDERS, Q.C.E. TAKE NOTICE. new Potted Meats, English, Ameri can and Colonial. For finest quality of Salmon, Sardines, etc. Trv SANDERS, Q.C.E. BISCUITS. OISCUITS from 3-jd to 5* lb. I can sell you all, either in variety, quality, or price. CHINA CLASS, ETC. CI ALL and seethe display of articles in > the window at Is each. Plenty more inside. A line assortment of goods to hand, suitable for wedding and Xmas presents. SANDERS, Q.C.E. DO YOU WANT-FURNITURE? I CAN supply you with Furniture of Superior make of well - seasoned timber, at very reasonable prices. Furni ture and Bedding of every description, made to order by competent workmen. SANDERS, Q.C.E. SASHES, DOORS, ETC. V STOCK of Sashes, Doors, Mantel pieces, Verandah Brackets, etc., on hand, splendidly made of well-seasoned timber, at the lowest prices over offered. Kauri timber, cheap and good. F. J. SANDERS, Agent for J. McAndrew & Co., Paeroa. - IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. ONLY first-quality in Seeds and Manures are supplied by us. Samples may be seen at our agent, Mr F. J. Sanders, Cam bridge. Agent for W. S Laurie k Co., Auckland. QUALITY IS THE TEST OF CHEAP ' NESS. McCORMICK Harvesting Machines, are not the lowest priced on the market, but the quality is unequalled, and they are guaranteed to give satisfaction. Binders, Mowers, or Rakes. A full stock of fittings 011 hand for all machines. F. J. SANDERS, Sole Agent Auckland Province. WHILE thanking my numerous patrons throughout Waikato for their kind support, no effort will be wanting on my part to merit a continuance of the same. My ambition is to keep the finest quality of goods procurable. Wishing you all a merry Xmas and a happy and prosperous New Year. F. J. SANDERS, Q.C.E. Cambridge. PRESERVING Jars, Preserving Pans in Brass. Copper, and Eneiuclled. Arras Cream Separators are the simplest, most- effective known. Call and inspect them. Prices 50s up. SANDERS, Q,.0.±1i., CAMBRIDGE. HOT WEATiIEU GuODS AT Milne & Ciioyce, Ltd., AUCKLAND. WASHING BLOUSES, Special job line at 2s Gd, 3s Gd, 4s Gd ; Mercerised Sateen Blouses, floral styles, 4s lid to 12s Gd ; White and Coloured Washing Slk Blcuses, beautifully trimmed, at 12s Gd, 15s Gd, to 355. HOLLAND COSTUMES, with new Rus sian and Eton jackets, and smartly cut skirts, from 24s 9d the costume. UNDERSKIRTS, in washing prints, all trimmed at 2s lid, 3s Gd, 3s lid. to 10s Gd; Fancy Materials, from 5s lid to 255. WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, Special Value, trimmed lace or embroidery and tucks, 3s lid, 03 lid, Gs lid, to 27s Gd. NEW : SUNSHADES—Handsome Cream Satin Sunshades, with wide moire stripe, 10s l>d; Striped and Floral Roman Satins, Gs lid, Ss lid, 10s Gd ; Plain and Fancy Parasols in every CHILDREN'S WHITE SILK FROCKS, lace trimmed, to fit children from 6 to 9 years, 9s lid to 21s. NEW FANCY GOODS FOR PRESENTS —Good Fancy Soaps, 3 cakes in artis tic box, Is 3d, Is Gd, 2s 6d. 4s Gd; Photo Frames, in all shapes, Is, Is 3d. Is 9d, 2s Gd, to 10s Gd ; Purses, at 9d, Is, Is 3d, Is yd, to 20s ; Fancy Boxed Hand kerchiefs, Is 3d, is Gd, Is 9d, Is lid, to los Gd the box: Real Maltese Lace Scarves and Collars, 10s 9d, 12s 6d, 15s (id, to 455. NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN— Special selection of Gent's Neckties, at Is, Is Gd, 2s Gd, to 4s Gd. SERVICEABLE LINEN HANDKER CHIEFS—PIain hem, Is, Is 3d, Is Gd ; hem-stitched, Is 6d to 3s Gd. SMART WASHING WAISTCOATS, in white, drab, and shepherd's plaids, at 5s lid, Gs lid, Ns fid, to 15s Gd. FRENCH STRAW PANAMA HATS, Gs lid. Latest Hats in every style. NEW TUNIC AND TENNIS SHIRTS, from 3s Gd to 7s (id ; Gent's White and Coloured Sweaters, 3s 6d, 3s lid to 10s Gd. Immense stockjof Gent's Summer Underclothing.
W. J. Hunger. IX consequent < f tlie New Year Holidays the undersigned WILL NOT HoLD A SALES at IV Awainutu on Dei-em- Ix i" —i tli, ( ami«ri-.iLT<" January Urd, or • tliaupo i.ii .lauu-ny fit:.. W. J. ll v i: X T E R MMXI'.W, lIKCKMUEK 21). CLEAR!Xf.i SA!,E AT lIU'TAPI" Tho undersigned has wived instruction; from Mrs J. Ku<~"ll at I'uk.T.ro Post Office, Hautapu). v vlio is leaving 1 the W aikat'ii, to sell the whole of her HO r SEIIO L|) I'L' Ii XITV It E 1* irst-class I'iano Single-seated Buirgy '•'"od Quiet Horse and Harness 1 wo-wheeled Roadster, Horse and Harness Choice Dairy Cow, just calved Fowls, Sundries Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. w. ,T. II U X TER. CAMBRIDGE CATTLE SALE. SATURDAY, January 10, 1003. In consequence of the usual sale day falling on the 3rd (holiday week), I will hold my next Cambridge sale on .January luth, one week later than usual, and will sell: [ WELL - BRED YOUNG V, CATTLE, from neighbourhood •1-0 Choice 18-month and Two-year-old Half-bred Polled Angus Steers and Heifers, W. Thornton 20 A\ ell-bred \earlings, H. Brown 15 Choice Yearlings and Strong Calres, W. P. Reid, G. Reid. 8 t resh-conditioued Cows aud Heifers W. I'. Reid 2d Choice Yearlings, Robert Brown 12 Well-bred Calves, Taotaoroa 15 \ cry Choice Shorthorn Ls-montli old Steers, G. Nickle <S Choice Yearlings, Mr Price 30 Well-grown Choice Steer Calves, G Fat Cows, F. Hicks 12 Prime Fat Heifers. Jos. Gane, W. Selby 6 Good Dairy Cows, at Calving, W. Stanley 1-0 Choict- Calves, C. Chitty, A. Black more, X. Dougherty 12 Well-bred Three -year-old Empty Heifers, nearly beef, Fencourt W. J. II uXT ER. SHEEP FAIR. Wednesday, February IS, 1903. THE undersigned will holdhis First Sheep Fair at Ohaupo Yards, as above. Entries solicited W. J. HUNTER. OHAUPO CATTLE SALE. ~ Tuesday, December 23. The undersigned will sell at the Ohaupo Yards on Tuesday, December 23rd : OA C 0 W S 01/ 30 r ne and Two-year-old Steers, from Kawhia 39 Well-bred Fresh-conditioned Young Cows 20 Strong Calves, mostly steers, I'uke rimu 12 Yearling Steers, Markhain 5 Cows and Calves, I'. Coyle 1 Choice Three-quarter-bred Jersey Cow at calving •1 Choice Yearlings and IK-raonth Three - quarter - bred Jersey Heifers 20 3 aud Four-year-old steers, in good condition, from the Peninsula .20 Three ami Four-year-old Jersey Heifers 30 2',-year Steers, neighbourhood 8 Yearling Steers, 10 Calves, Te Awamutu 20 IS-month and Two-year-old Steers A. Johns tun 7 Fat Cows, J. S. Clark X.8.—1 will nut hold another sale at Ohaupo till Tuesday, January 20 At 12 o'clock. W. J. HUNTER. Alfred Buckiand & Ssns, AUCKLAND, HOLD WEEKLY AUCTION SALE: : CN TUESDAYS—For Hi les, Skins, Woo Tallow, and Bones, Hay and Straw. THURSDAYS, AT REMUERA-Fat and Store Cattle, Sheep and Pigs. FRIDAYS Horses, Hsrness, Vehicles, Hay, Straw, and Farm Produce. Monthly Sales Av WAIUKU—FIRST SATURDAY in each month. POKENO—MONDAY before Ruroiman Sale. RUNCIMAN—THIRD WEDNESDAY in each month. PUKEKOHE-LAST MONDAY in ea h month. TUAKAU-FOURTIi WEDNESDAY b. January, March, May, July September and November. AGENTS FOR; Chesterfield Guane, Little's Liquid aud Powder Sheep Dip, Ford's Lungacnn Mixture, Toxa Rabbit Poison. ON SALE AT THE HAYMARKET: Bonedust, Superphosphates and other Manures; Grass Seeds; Clovers from Cress and Sons, Glasgow, and Hnrst aud Sons, London ; Maize, Oats, (half, 4c. The Ray market, Albert St., AUCKLAND. "'la' " " John Bettley, WHOLESALE & RETAIL BUTCHER (Opposite the Hamilton Hotel). BEST QUALIIY MEAT ONLY KEPT. Connected wherewith is THE HAMILTON COFFEE PALASE. HotDiiwkbs Daily fbok 12 to 2 o'clock Chops and Steaks Soady in Tan Minutes. DINNER on SALE-DAYS AT 11 O'CLOO* for ALMADALE, HAMILTON. Private Board lis till?-1 lisiiiiient. MRS F. A. QUICK. Every Comfort and Convenience for Tourists. HOT AND COLD BATHS. ZITHE ES, YIOLIXS, DOLINS, and other musical instru ments at WILKINSON'S, Cambridge.
McNicol & Co. T<> WHOM IT MAY CONCERN". p I -oil-• ill. :! Ml , !)|. X('\v Y.;ir Holi days, ;lie undersigii'-d will \()T hold a McXlcOL >v Co. CAMBRIDG !•; STOCK SALE. SATi.'h'DAY. DECEMBER 20. 120 "E ---hit Steers, (i Christinas Beef, Riclul. lii ynolds lo I'rimo I 'at Cows, AYm. A osper s ''"it Steers, .Trio. Fisher is Empty Cows, 1H Calves, G. Luxton SI J ' horn Iv.ves, with lambs at side, G. Luxton 1- Cukes, 'dies Ivm'ley. sn \ cry i hoice 12 to IS month steers t> AYell-bred Nine-week-old Piers T. l'ennell. 30 iiood Beet, Tauwhare and Eureka 25 Real <_rood Calves. 2 Store Cows, J. All will 2 Dairy Cows, neighbourhood Is Calves, 1G Fat Geese, Hautapu 10 Fat Steers, 10 Fat Heifers, 8 Fat Cows, James Taylor it Fat Heifers, Gorton Estate 8 Choice Fat Steers, Robt, Caley 15 Good Steer Calves, Wallis 7 12 to 18-month Cattle, G. Viokers I roin l'ook Bros, who are giving up dairyiug 14 Cows, in full milk 11 Calves 2 Xew Factory Cans 2 Pigs Horse, Trap and Harness Set line Harrows, Horse Hoe, etc Also, from W. and E. Xickle: 17 Dairy Cows, in full milk, mostly first or second calf Light Spring Cart At 12 o'clock. McNICOL <fe CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. HAMILTON* STOCK SALE. MONDAY, December 22. In consequence of the usual date falling on Christmas Day, we will hold our next Hamilton Sale as above, on Monday December 22. 1 Y E A II L I X G S, Imi Wm. Mawhinney 50 Hoggets. Tauwhare 30 Head Good Beef 9 Fat Steers, very choice, Geo. Way. Champion Drill, 13 coulters 17 Dairy Cows,in full milk,seven of them heifers, balance good milkers. These cows are from one place, and comprise the owner's whole dairy of cows 8 Weancrs, John Martin Two-vear Siva-thorn Bull, 20 Fat Ewes, Cambridge Roller, good working order, F. M. Hall GO Fat Sheep, Stretton 150 Prime Fat Ewes, Wethers and Lambs 20 Three-year Steers, Sutton Bros., Waitetuna 20 Choice Weaner Pigs, W. J. Arm strong 15 Choice Weaner Pigs, AY. A. Wilson Cn :iccount of the Hamilton Borough Council 11 Acres (more or less) of Oat Crop, growing on Galloway Reserve Entries Solicited. At 12 o'clock. McNI C 0 L & CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. WAIHOU STOCK SALE. Friday January !), 1903. In cons quence of usual sale day January 2. coming amidst the holidays we will hold our next \Y aihou Sale as above—bne week later than usual. -I r WELL - BRED THREE-YEAR -10 OLD STEERS McXICOL k CO. 0. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. SALE OF ROTO-O-KAXGI HERD OF SHORTiIOUX CATTLE AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, January 28, 1003. <)KA HEAD OF PEDIGREE t CATTLE 130 Cows and Heifers, now with bull 35 Yearling Heifers 75 Calves 4 Bulls 4 Draught Horses and Harness 6 Hacks Without Reserve. Catalogue and particulars on application Origin of Herd • The cows were origi nally imported from Melbourne, purchased in 1870 from some of the best breeders there, including the Ciroular Head Co. of Tasmania, one of the first, if not the first company,' to import and breed pure Shorthorns in Australasia ; kept pure since by bulls bred by J. Horwood, Bridgewater Park herd; E. Menlove, Esq, Oamaru : A. A. Fantham, Esq., Hawera; late John Grigg, Longbeach, Canterbury ; Archdeacon Williams, Te Ante, Hawke's Bay ; AY. Nixon, Esq., Can terbury ; R. D. D. McLean, Esq., Maraeka kaho, Hawke's Bay ; McHirdy Bros.. Pal merston North; and N.Z. Land Associa tion. McNICOL <fe CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, February 4, 1903. 17UA r ES, LAMBS, WETHERS AND i J RAMS Entries solicited. At 12 o'clock. McNI C 0 L it CO. 0. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. j/ 1 0 R J>RIVATE g aTe FARMS in all parts of the district AGENTS FOR ' i tie's Sheep Dip, Fluid and Powder Ti.e Highland Sheep Dip i'. ; nl D. Duncan's Implements 1 '. I'. Noxious AYeed Destroyer, a con densed fluid prepared for the de struction of blackberry, gorse. briar, etc. When properly applied this preparation is entirely reliable. One gallon of fluid to 40 gallons of water. Supplied in one, two, and five-gallon drums ; one gallon Os 6d, two; allon 5s 6d, five gallons ss. Spray pumps especially constructed for the pur pose, prices 10s. If bushes are small the fluid can be applied with ordinary water-can. Further par ticulars and testimonials on applica tion. MsJUCQi; & CO.
McNicol & Co I'EDKiREE POLLED ANGUS BULLS For PRIVATE SALE. *r puke-bred polled axgus O LULLS, the property of Mr Alex ander Aitkin, and bred upon the Kerenoe Estate. For furlhci particulars apply to McNICOL & UO. Davis & Co' WAX TED FvXOWX—Davis and Co.'a Christmas Sale n<'xt week, will be held on Monday next, the 22nd, at 2 o'eliK k. SPECULATORS WITH LARGE OR SMALL CAPITAL jV XD all those anxious to Secure GOOD IXVESTMENTS of Substantial and Increasing Value and to those wishing to secure COMFORTABLE HOMES SNUG FARMS OR GOOD PASTORAL PROPER TIES We would call your attention to the fact that we can offer the best and most com plete List of Properties of all kinds in thi Waikato and surrounding Districts, and are prepared to FINANCIALLY, ASSIST BUYERS. We cannot here advertise our large list of properties in detail, but we are always ready to give, or post full particulars to intending buyers, also to conduct them over the different properties we have for Sale, free of charge. Wo have properties from 50 acre to 5000 acres blocks in price from 17s 6d per acre to .£lO per acre with good roads, near Post Office, school, Creameries and Railway, and on Easy Terms. IF YOU Desire to Sell We shall be glad to receive full particulars of your property which we advertise in different parts of New Zealand and Australia, which costs you nothing, as advertising is the keystone to our success and our terms are, NC SALE, NO CHARGE. We have numerious inquiries from all parts of New Zealand and Australia, our con nection being very extensive. Having lately sold several properties is a proof of our ability to do business. Why Pay Rent. e have several Good Town Properties with 4 to 9 roomed houses, with i acre to 10 acre good land in or Hamilton East and West. Easy terms. For further parti* culars apply to DAVIS & CO. AUCTIONEERS AND LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, HAMILTON. Auction sales conducted in all parts of the country. Advances made on all goods placed with us for Sale. WAIKATO AGENTS and SHOW ROOMS for the WONDERFUL WERTHEIM SEWING MACHINE Three machines in one. On Time Pay ment, 2s 6d per week. Also, PIANOS & ORGANS English and German, and on easy terms. From 2s 6d per week. See our quality and price before you pur chase. WAIKATO AGENTS Northern Fire Insurance Company Capital .£5,689,000. WAIKATO AGENTS Imperial (gold medal) Calf Food. T best in the market. Once used alwayp used. Auction sales at our New Mart and ' Yards, Hamilton, EVERY SATURDAY at 2 p.m., of POULTRY, PIGS, PRODUCE FURNITURE, etc. Anything you have for sale TAKE IT TO DAVIS & CO. and have it turned into cash. UPTON & CO., CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS We have pleasure in announcing that we are now opening SPECIAL SHIPMENTS OF CHRISTMAS CARDS AND CALEN DARS. OUR PACKETS AND BOXES ARE OF EXCEPTIONAL VALUE. ALL POST FREE. s. d. Memories, 12 Beatiful Cards ... 1 3 Diadem, 12 Choice and Elegant Cards 3 0 Welcome, 15 Exquisite Cards ... 1 6 Princess, 25 Chaining Cards 2 0 Regal, 10 Artistic Cards 1 3 Unique, 15 High-class Cards ... 1 3 Holly Berries, 10 Perfect Gems ... 1 0 Merry Hours, 50 Grand Value ... 2 0 Record, 50 Fine Assortment 1 3 Ruby, 12 Lovely Cards ... 0 9 Granville, 25 Choice Cards 1 0 Golden Age, 12 Choice Selection ... 0 9 Eclipse, 12 Perfect Treasures ... 1 6 The Fine Art, 12 Elegant Cards ... 0 7 The Fine Art, 20 Splendid Value ... 0 9 The Duchess Cabinet, 20 Artistic and Choice Selection ... ... 3 6 Rizaline Cards, for Hand-painting, assorted shapes, Is 6d and 2s per dozen. CHRISTMAS NUMBERS AND ANNUALS FOR 1903 ARE NOW ARRIVING. S: d. Illustrated London News 1 7 Graphic 1 7 Holly Leaves 17 Sketch 17 Ladies' Pictorial 1 Pears' 19 Black and White 1 7 Sphere 17 Town and Country Journal ... 0 6J Australasian 0 61 Sydney Mail 0 6* Bulletin 0 Auckland Weekly News 1 OJ X'.Z. Graphic 1 OJ C'hqstchurch Press ... 1 o£ Brett's Almanac ... 1 3 Whitaker's Almanac 1 6 Daily Mail Year Book 1 6 ORDERS ARE NOW BEING BOOKED Our Assorted Packets of Christmas and New Year Cards cannot be excelled, being the Choicest Cards of the Best Makers. UPTON~& CO., ~ 158-IGO, QUEEN-ST., AUCKLAND. OODS FOR THE CHRISTMAS SEA. SON in any quantity at WILKIN SON'S, Cambridge—Toys, Dolls, Albums, Purses, Photo Frames, Writing Casw, Fancy Goods, etc. |
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Prick your skin with a needle. You •will see it is full of blood, full all the time. But what kind of blood? Rich and pure? Or thiu aud impure? I'uro blood makes the skin clear, smooth, lioalthy. Impure blood covers the skin with pimples, sores, boils, eczema, eruptions, tetter, salt-rheum. Mr. Frank Hewett, of Kalpoorlie, W. A., sonds his photograph and tells what cured him. " When a boy my skin broke out in bad sores about my hands. After trying a great many remedies in vain, I took Ayer's Rarsaparilla and was quickly cured. Recently I was troubled again with severe boils, but one bot tle of the same old remedy completely cured me. It's the greatest blood-purifying medi cine in the world." AYER'S There arc many imitation " Sarsaparillas." lie sure you get Ayer's. Aid the Sarsaparilla by keeping your bowels in good condition with Ayer's Pills. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aytr& Co., Lowell, Mass., U.S.A. EVANS' OND ERFUL T) E M EDIES TUSSICLRA. For Coughs and Colds. WITCH'S OIL. For Rheu matics, Chilblaines etc. MOUNTAIN KING ASTHMA FCWDER.— For Asthma and Bronchits. These prefarntior-s. which Lave pained ft widespread reputation throughout the Col ony are obtainable! in the Waikat.o dUtriat from the fdlowitig H. J. Clifford, Morinca ville ; This. Wells, Cambridge ; W. Fsoott, Cambridge : F. J. Sanders, Cambridge ; Chns Boyce, Cambridge ; Parr Bros., Hamilton , E.J. Divey. Hamilton: W. Dey, Hamil on : J. S. Edwards, Ohaupo ; 0. M. A. Ahier, To Awamutu ; F. A. Chapman, Kihi kihi ; Green and Cc lebrook, Te Kuiti and Otorohang 1 * ; Dooley and Puttrson, Ngarul - ; fa. F. Saiidrs, Hamilton ; A. E. Manning, Hamilton ; R. J. Roberts, Cam bridge. Price, 2/G. Say-Friend: TAKE./ TEASFOONSFUL SOLD iYERYWHLRt l/s k 2/G. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE Value of Es-tates in toe Oefice : OYER "THREE MILLIONS STEELING. Capital & Interest guaranteed by the State. Further large reductions now made in cos-ts adininistra tion. The Public Trust Office seeks to be merely elf-supporting. Estates under W ills or Intest'icic nh(-r converted into cash and held for brnefic.hriet are credited with interest at highest rat.', ccp italised yearly, and free of all \ ftioe churges. Tiik Public Trustee can be pppointed Executor of the Will or Codicil of bu\ person. Advice as to the making; of Wills is given free of charge. Tiie Public Trustee cm be appointed Trustee in plac of previou-ly appointed Trustees or in p'aee of p-isons who wirh to be relieved of their Tiutt^eship. Tiik Public Trustee cm bo appointed Trustee for Marriagn Settlements, Money Trusts, Sinking Fund, and other T: >.■<! -> The Public Truster undertake s the n,»i,\ agementof Property as Attorney or The Public Trustee administers Inbu'Mrs Estates, Lunatics' Estates, and Unclaiin ed Lands. The Pubiic Trustee has Trust Fiuk's for investrrent on Mortgage of Firtt-chss Freeho'd Securities at lowes-t current rate of interest. Liberal term fur repayment FOR FULL PARTICUr.ARH APPI.Y TO THE PUBLTC TRUSTEE, WFl.lingtov, Or any of the AjcnU of the Public Trustee oj the Co!'iii'i. sm HM PILLS .Invigorate the Norvos, Strengthen the,•Stomach and Promote Hoalthy Action of the Lwer. HOLLOWAYS PfLLS euro Headache, Indigestion, Biliousness and Feverish Attacks. Thoy may be taken with perfect safety by the most delicate. {'lanufa<-tiiro<i only nt 71. Ne«- Oxford Street W3, Oxford Lvndon.
Men's Boots Women's Boots Children's Boots. Wo are Daily Opening >'en Boots and Shoes for the Xmas Trade, and can Give You a Choice Selection of the M 8t Up-to-Date Styles at Fine THOS. WELLS, GEOiWK K. CliAltK LAND. PRODUCE, £ miM ASEKT, CAMBRI HQ F, lOR PAL v f NEW SEAS N swede, '1 unrip and I'ape, Now landed ex Tongariro from William Llurst and Sun, LondoJ. r J lIESE Seeds are from specially selected 1 stocks which ensures the highest class and quality of the grower. TTurst's Monaivh Swede Hurst's Perfection Swede Hurst's Lord Derby Swede Green Top Aberdeen Turnip I'urple Top Aberdeen Turnip Imperial Green Globe Turnip Fosterton Hybrid Turnip liroad Leaf Essex Rape Special prizes will be offered for roots grown from above stocks at next Root Show. Shirley and Co.'s £ s. d. Superphos phate Special Turnip Manure Pone Phosphate G1 per cent., guran teed Maiden Island Guano Bonedust, etc., etc. Kainit FOR CALF FEEDING - Cod Liver Oil Cocoanut Cake Wheat Meal Crushed Linseed Whole Linseed Crushed Oats Bran and Sharps Premier and Champion Flour Wheat, Maize, Barley, Oats Fencing Wire, Barbe l and Plain Wire Strainers, Walker's Pollers Fencing Staples Dehorners (Keystone) George E. Clark, j Du'Ke Street, - - CAMBRIDGE r-Hty ' >) &. U T U D NOTICE U WEBLEY, (HOTCHKISS—FAIRY QUEEN) Will stand Jtho seaao-i at ihi Fimgipai Faun Nparuawahia-Waingaro Bo id, garunwal.i l and Whatawhata Districts Mr Pat. Mi.hm, Stud Groom, will be at NG\RUAWAHIA en MONDAY, and WIIA TA HIIATA rn TUESDAY. Those desirous are re quested to book early to secure attention. Hid (lam 1 1 airy Queen," mare bred by Mr Alfred BufkUnl i n 18SS, got by the Dauphin, her dam Qu?tn Mub by Derby out of Una by imported St. Aubjn—Miss R' wp, by Sir Hercules. F r further particulars apply an d address letters to Win. Home, Te Akatea WM. TTHrvt? It 0 W N ~LT7Tn We Lave the grraTst laying strains in the -•cril, and are now booking orders for sit tin. We are a Fiker Cup as a Trophy to 'he Wa.kno Poultry Club for beet Brown Leghorn Cockerel or pullet, at next Hamil ton Show, hatched from eg* B f roni our dg by Watknto bretders—Write lor catalogued _ J l ' A. BROOKER, Otahuhua. p l™'" »'; n ''"i Secretary Waik.to Poultry Club, Ilariltm. g2 i OCHOOL BOOKS and. REQUISITES VT,r f : range) obtainable at E T W ILKINSON'S. Cambridge.
Ti CKkK'S Sunshine Fruit Syrups. Two flavours—Raspberry and Lemon. A (id packet will make two gallons refresh ing summer drink. Use with water or jelt/.ogi-ne. Sunshine Jelly Crystals. f d juche's. A great sib-cess. Fifteen flavors. be l>oat.eu. < )no ]m<• ket, l'i'it iincsl jelly. Ask the flavour von [;iv!er. Sunshine Pudding- Powder. •id 1) ,x.-.. F"U. ditVtc:! flavours two (la in each •><! 1.. w li i )».x, with miik, etc., makes two quarts delicious j)ud ling, •Sunshine Custard Powder. Four flavours, assorted, hi each Cd box. Each flavour makes one pint. Family Baking- Powder. One more kind lady wauled as a eus ! IV, 111- iii'-i 'tin I the second will '•" ■a <•<>!'! e aloji..;. We do not a.-.k you to i th- tin to 1,1 FT the sr,»n.-.s. You get ioiie.,l. lull wi.'ight, exclusive of the tin That I! .y knows the (imcer, and the iroe.'r knows the li .y liy this tinie ! !! Oi all (jr,iCers. .Manufacturer : W. !'. Tucker, COMMERCE STREET, AUCKLAND. THE CAMPBELL AND pHRENFRIEP QOMPANY, JIMJTED. Capital £3OXOOO 43, QUEEN STREET WifARF, ALBERT BREWERY QUEEN-STREET AND DOMAIN BREWERY, NEWMARKET. Dtbictobb T. Looan Campbell, Esq. (Chairman), Arthub M. Mybbs (Managing Director), and Leo M. Mtbeh. Skobbtaby: Alibbd S, Bakkabt. Cable Address: "Beahlrp," Auckland, AGENTS FOR- R. PORTER & CO., " Buildoe " ALE STOUT, Tmrdno M. B. FOSTER & SONS (Ltd. " Burij ALE trod STOUT, Loudon J. SOHWFPPE & CC„ MINERAL WATERS, Svdrmy ?.r,j London D, H. BURKE. SCHNAPPS, Hamburg W. & G. GILBEY, SCHNAPPS, London J, W BITRMESTER, PORT, Oporto ADET SEWARD <fe CO., V.D, CLARET JAS. BUCHANAN & CO., SCOTCH WHISKY. London JAMES WATSON & CO., SCOTCH WHISKY, Dundee PEASE, SON & CO., 8.0.5, WHISKY Darlington HIRAM WALKER ft SONS (Ltd. " Canadian Cbib ' WHISKY, Ontario DUNVILLE & SONS (Ltd.), V,R. IRISH WHISKY, Belfast SIR JOHN POWFK & SONS, IRISH WHISKY, D:j Mi n ROUYER GUILLET ft CO., PR ANDY C A ?nac ADELAIDE WINE CO,, " Tannnd*, Adfilaid' MOET & C'HANDON, CHAMPAGNE Rflirr? KRUG ft CO., CHAMPAGNE, Reim* RUINAKT ft CO., CHAMPAGNE, Roim« E. IRROY, CHAMPAGNE, A, COLLIN, CHAMPAGNE, Chalons Em, Em. Em A very Lf-rft" Assortment of the pssi wfi'E of WINES ft SPIRITS, Ireludiaß \USRALIAN WINES. a?«- a y« or Land. jIGARS. —M&Qf well-known bhandb Selection. ALBERT & DOMAIN BREWERIES— PBIZE MEDALS AND AWARDS : Sydney Exhibited, 3376, Melbourne Fx libition, 1880; Wellington Exhibiton, 1885 Auckland Exhibition, 1877,1R73. 1879, IhSP Colonial and Indian Exhibition, Ifs ; Dun din Exhibition, 18 SO. DASMANIAN EXHIBrnON, 1891-2 » Ale (bulk). Sr.coial First Award Gold ilpdfll; Ale (rotH'd). F ; ret Award : Stout bul>\ freoia] First Awp.rd Grid Medal; 'tout (hottbd), S7 'T)»1 Fin-t Av\--rd and Gold tfedftL Also, CFA MPTOKFH IP asraingt ill Forpiirii and Colonial Bner Exhibited"j and MELBOURNE CENTENNIAL EXIIIBI riON, 1888 : Firgt Prize ard Gold >fodf»). THE CAMPBELL & EHKENFHIED COMPANY (Ltd.). 7/6/7 Lowest Prices GROCERIES SEND TO Macferson & West, HAMILTON. Wo arc cash buyers of Butter, Eggs. Horsehair, Fungus, etc., etc. 28/6 WAVERLEV HOT AUCKLAND. MAURICE O'CONNOR, PROPRIaK R desires to intimate that he h.is takuu over the business of this Popular Hrti-1, and would respectfully request a continuance of th<= libera! suppirt hitherto awarded his pre tle."»'«^or. VISITORS TO AUCKLAND will find that no effort will be spared afford them flv.-ry comfort, whilst the TARIFF will be, as previously, MOST MODERATE. The Hotel i.s with ; n f>ni uvnuti's w» k Railway Stnti-m an ! Wh trf, *n-i c .urn k.i'J magnificent view of the Harbour. To the friends of the Propri t r in d ff rent parts of the colouy, a Co.ul Milie Fuilthu wil ver do extended, aud a pleasiut s journ ssured. WINES. SPIRITS, ALES. ETC. Of tf,o LEST BRANDS ONLY MAURICE O'CONNOR. d 310 9/12 EXCELLENT ACCOMMODAI lON ICR VISITORS. P.O. B.x 3DO Telephcne 408. Prince Arthur Hotel, WELLESLEY STREET, AUCKLAND. Winos.and Spirits of the Best Brands Only st-c'ass Billiard Room. ' CrcKK. Lale I S. Co. CHANGE <»F WATER oftea brings on. diarrhoea. lor this reason liumy cx perienced travellers carry a buttle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with them to be used in case of an emergency. This preparation has no equal as a cure for bowel complaints. It cannot be obtained while on board the cars or steamship, and that is where it is must likely to be needed. Buy a bottle before leaving home. W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton ; THOMAS WELLS, Vgent Cambridge: GEO. M. A. AIIIER, Agent, Te Awamutu , sttll it.
QU ..v LITY, Si)T < IHEAPJS ESS, I- SOMi-.THINJ TO m CONSIDERED WHEN PURCHASING GRAIN. £ FKRTILIZEIt DlillJ,. Tl I !•_ "FA'RMIiKS' FAVORITE." T) EMEMHER : About ! 20,0u(> farmers have bought '• Firmer.,'' Favorite" It' Drilk. lus (jve.-.t tiMdc has bft*n built up because the " Farmers' favorite has prove, i itself cajmUe of doing better work, with less c.»Bt for repairs, than any other. If you have any doubt if it is the best to buv the " i avonte or one of the sn-cal ed cheap drills now b-ing offered, write to some farmer who lias using drills, and has a good general knowledge of the different makes, always keeping in mind the fact that Mr .losfpli Hamuli, President of the Waikato Farmer.' Club, bought the " l'ar.nfrs' Favorite" after he had used other makes. WH\ ? We .I'in't know, and, if we ask liiaa, being interested, he might not ear- to tell in as we could use it as an advertisement. But he un-lit tell you why he bought it. If you are a private buyer " ask him." SOLE AGENTS; i-.i w Zcithmd JiOin and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited, HAMILTON LAITID FOE SALE. I.ANSDOWS PI ESTATE, | Lan<l. Land. Land. OF 3300 ACRES ALL PLOUGHED & GRASSED OF THE WOODLANDS ESTATE Eversley Estate, Tanpiri Subdivision ■OFWACEES I ALL PLOUGHED AND GRASSED, Otterbuni Estate, | OF 793 ACRES, ESTATE WEARLif ALL PLOUGHED AND GRA.SSED. The above properties all adjoin the Walton A Tir.™ Station, in the Ail-'k'and-Kotorua Railway a jew bections Still Unsold line, and are within '29 miles of Himilton and Cambridge EARLY APPLICATION SHOULD BE The hud is ot' excellent quality, and i* admirably adapted for DAIRY FaRMS. MADE FOR SAME. OPEN FOR PRIVATE SALE, nnm-* on Liberal Terms, S ON 23rd APRIL, 1902. Copies of plans and full particulars ; Fur ful! I'arlictiliirs and plans apply to the obtainable from the undersigned undersigned. THE NEW ZIS A LAND LOAN & ME lI CATILIII alt.i€¥ CO., Ltd. HAMIL T <> N , Or any of thn (Vnp-wy's Rr.whos throughout the Colony. WE A5'.E ADDRESSING Til!-, FUR SEX. VvL ALE ADDRESSING THEM uN A FAIR QUESTION. I WE Alilj ADDRESSING THEM IN A FAIR WAY. !E" -v- E" Ij ikkJ i V? zl k 6 1.8 «Vt ijnjq China tea is not necessarily bad, but the great chance 13 that it is certainly you u-ver get the best Ouiua Tea, nor yet the second, nor even th > third b»BC. The best never leaves China, the second best is nearly all sout to Russia, the third, fourth, fifth and other descend ing grades come to Australia. Happily the imports of China Tea are lessening steadily, and cor respondingly those of Ceylon are going up. Ceylon ted is grown in a British Colony and Ceylon is the picked spot of earth for tea grow ing. All Ce}lon tea is good ; toe best is exquisite, and uo other tea grown in any other part of the world can iu any way compare with it. Ihe best Ceylon tea is the famous f ?'/.» r Yf/ZiyGy7Z S which is picked on tin mountain heights of the Island, packed in j lead on the spot where it is grown, and sent down to Australia to the j agents of the Nirvana Co., fresh by ovary mail. Nirvana Tea is put up in pounds aud half pounds and everv mck j age bears the name and trade mark of the company as a guarantee that it is all we claim of it. Obtainable from _ W Escott, Cambridge ; W. Dey, Kitikiriroa;! 5 Pan Bios, Hamilton; S.LBygrave and W. Dibsell, Te £ Aroha ; i. H. Hall and Co., Sole Agents, Auckland. , £ New Year. DRESSED NEW CURRANTS, ELEMES AND SULTANAS AT LOW PRICES, TRY J. fUVISY. iIGS, DATE?, MUSCATELS, ALMONDS, SEEDED RAISINS AND FANCY CONFECTIONERY. -KAISIMe, Agent Foi N.Z. Herald, Weekly News, and Auckland Star. '5.-' J. JiAVEY, GROCER, BAKER, AND GENERAL STOREKEEPER HAMILTON F. A. PEARSON, LAND, COMMISSION, AND GENERAL AGENT AND VALUER, KAWHJA. 1 biva several Fainis, Business Sites, fown Sections, etc., h the Kuvhia, Eairlan as d \\ aikao Districts for Silo ;md invite ui.ir- c p li 'm i'. Al"or*ole a/'.'iit for th; Mnhino Noxious Weed Extero inati.r iu the abov • District?, and it' any farmers who h-sve Blackberry, I3riur, Ragweed, etc., on th ir lands will communicate with nv, I wid arrange to meet them an early date and experiment on pitches past to t-how thera the killing -pial ties. Hundreds of pallors used weekly in the Taranaki District, and the price iu with in reach of all Sole Agent North of Wangauui : Walter Syme, M. H. R. F. A. PEARSON, TAINUI-STEEET KAWUIA. 4 4 MTE V, 'AIT.:A TO V*' i > ON m FRA NX 7 <i N j i "NTTION, Br? to B'.-tity !lat thov htp Buvcra of well finished h- d (xntiT.-tt rl Biicor. Pivrs *eigh)Di/ d'i i-v . 1 20 to 1o01!-b at highest currrut pr;o~s a'l the )tnr loimd. Hfavier pigs if "VPei! firii«hed may be bought at lower prices. Pigs received nt Factory on Tuesday, -hurgday end Friday of each week. A weekly prize of one half-penny per pound will t e paid to the SDpp'ifr of the best lot of 5 FL's received during each week. GEORGE WATT, Manager. * AMES HALLY, Secretary. 11
i>AIIiV FARMS FOR SALE. LOCKERBIE M AT AM AT A, WAITCA. I'HB pTiOrPnT! OF The Assets Realisation Boara. THESE Properties have beei surveyed into FARMS of Huitablo area, rrom 65 acres in 3- r, O acres, are of G';"4 Quality S >il, Well Wi.tc-red. Oio-e to Railway, and within easy .iir.tmice of Crpammps and Factory. Buyers' mav nelect Any rea, and Purchase on VERY EASY TERMS OF PAY MENT. INTEREST.—4J per centum por annum. PLANS! AND PARTICULARS may be ibtfcined from— THE BOARD'S MANAGERS on the Properties, Messrs H. & J. CLIFFORD, Morrins vitle. Messrs MoNIOOL & CO., Hamilton. Mb A. W. EDWARDS, Te Aroha Mb A. HANNA, Solicitor, Auckland Or THE HEAD OFFICE, Wellington, WALTER G. FOPTER, General Manager 8/11 QHEAP MONEY MONEY £JHEAP MONEY IN* BTO3 OF £IOO to £IO,OOO COUNTRY, CITY, AND SUBURBAN TREEHOLDS At 4J per Tent. Terms of Repayment of the Mnst Libera Character. which can be ascertained on en quiry J. H. RICHARDSON, Government Insurance Commissioner (AULAN GENCY The undersigned has for sale or lease on ibaral tarmi DAIRY FARMS GRAZING FARMS BUSH FARMS NATIVE T.-CT ISE3 TOWN AND SUBURBAN SECTIONS COTTAOES, STORES To owners of property : My terms are no ■■vie no charge. A R. LANGLEY, LAND AGENT AND VALUATOR RAGLAN. jy| OUNTAIN J>IMU rjIIMBER QOMPANY, | iMITED, MAMAKTJ FINEST HOUtfTAIR-eROf IT T N THE COLONY FIRST AWAKD and GOLD MEDAL against ail-core ors at the Auckland Industria and Mir.ing Exhibition, 1898-99 Over 1,000,000 feet cf Building Timber In Stock, Also, EVERY CLASS OF DRESSED TIMBER & MOULDINGS. W. MAUNDER, AGENT. Hamilton J. CLAYTON, AGENT, Nqaruawahia Telegrams promptly attended to. 18/'/ yy AIKATO QALVANISED JRON HAIIDLEY BEOS Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Bellhangers. WORK UNDERTAKEN IN ANY PART OF THE WAIKATO. Wholesa'e and Retail Manufacturers of Spouting, Ridges, Baths, etc. TANKS A SPECIALITY. CORRUGATED IRON CURVEL TO ORDER Dairy Utensils of First Quality. A TRIAL SOLICITED. ALVANISED HABDLEY BROS., HAMILTON VI ft S SAMU EL IT MAIL CARRIER, STOREKEEPER FRUITERER, ETC., ONGARUE. News Agent for all Weekly and Daily Papers. Refreshments, Dining Rooms, and Good Beds. Meals at all hours. Orders promptly at tended to. The ftort'h American Specialists C ompany Is an Association of American Medical Specialists fur tiiu treatment of nervous diseases; established for fourteen years; over forty thousand cases cured (in all parts of the \vor;d); guarantees a radical and permanent cure of all cases of nervous debility, depression, lack of energy, loss of flesh, nerve-power or vitality, dizziness, ringing in the ears, pimples, bladder and kidney troubles, or any disorders which unfit men or women for business, study or ma; riago. Book explaining our I special treatment and giving numerous | testimonials for all parts of the world, by | grateful patients, sent free on application, or if you will send us full description of your symptoms, our Specialists will care fully diagnose your case, and we will inform you by return mail what treatment you would require for a complete restoration to health and vigor. "Will guarantee cure or refund all money paid. No charge for diagnosis. All correspondence strictly con fidential. NORTH AMERICAN SPECIALISTS COMPANY. 1084. Corb.n Building, Broadway, mar John Street, New York, U.S.A.
The Best Household Coal in the Colony. CAN now be obtained from all Coal Dealers in Waikato. «r Orders addressed fo the Mine Minager Mr Ed-wasd S. Wisht, Hun'ly, will be promptly attended to. FRANZ BCHERFF, Auckland, April, 1899. WILDMO, BjYELL, and AREY. XMAS SEASON 1902-3. XMA.S CARD PACKETS. ALL our Packets are selected by the celebrated Xmas Card firm, Raphael Tuck and Sons, London. Packet cards are better value than boxes of cards as the whole of the value is made up in cards instead of paying for the box. WE HAVE NINE VARIETIES. The Superb, containing 6 carefully selected Xmas and New Year Cards, fid The Ideal, containing 12 folding Xmas and New Year Cards, Is The Recherche, containing 6 artistic folding Xmas and New Year Cards, Is The Champion, containing 40 novel Xmas and New Year "Cards, Is The Unbeaten, containing 20 pretty Xmas and New Year Cards, Is Gd The Excellent, containing 20 effective Xmas and New Year Cards, Is Gd The Princess, containing 20 up-to-date Xmas and Year Cards, 2s Gd The King, containing unique Xmas aud New Year Cards, 2s 6d The Welcome, 12 folding New Year Cards only, Is All our packets and Xmas Cards orders are sent post free 15 minutes after receipt of order. Order early—our packets are much sought after, and last year were all cleared a week before Xmas. We have single cards from Id to 7s 6d each. When in town for Xmas do not for get to visit our special Xmas card and fancy shop inside the Victoria Arcade. Admission free. XMAS NUMBERS. Pear's Annual with 4 pictures, Is Gd, posted, Is 9d Xmas London News with 1 picture, Is Gd, posted Is 7d Xmas London Graphic with 2 pictures, Is Gd, posted Is 7d Xmas Holly Leaves with magnificient battle picture entitled " All that was lett of them " (Boer War) Is Gd, posted, Is 7d Xmas Sketch with 1 picture, Is 6d, posted, Is 7d NEW ANNUALS TO HAND. Boys' and Girls' Own Annual 8s each Chums (Boys' Annual,', 8s each Young England (Boys' Annual) 5s each Boys of Our Empire (Boys' Annual) 7s Gd each The Girl's Empire (A new Girl's Annual) 5s each Chatterbox, cloth ss, boards 3s Little Folk, cloth ss, boards 3s 6d Our i'arling, cloth ss, boards 3s Sunday at Home, Leisure, Hour and Good Words, 7s Gd each Children's Friend, Infant's Magazine, Child's Companion and The Prize, cloth 2s, beard Is Gd each Add 2d in the Shilling for postage A FEW NOTABLE BOOKS FOR XMAS READING. Temporal Power, Marie Corelli, cloth 3s 6d paper 2s Gd Hound of the Barkervilles, Conan Doyle, cloth 3s 6d, paper 2s Gd House Under the Sea, Max Pemberton, cloth 3s 6d, paper 2s 6d Greater Love, Joseph Hocking, cloth 3s 6d, paper 2s Gd The Way of Escape, Graham Travers, cloth 3s Gd, paper 2s Gd Uncle Joe's Legacy, Guy Boothby, cloth 3s 6d, paper 2s Gd Little Mother Meg, Ethel Turner, cloth 2s 6d FOR XMAS PRESENTS. Purses, Pocket Books, Writing Cases, La dies' Hand Bags, Chatelaine Bags, Photo Frames, Photo Albums, Jewel Boxes, Card Cases, ink Stands, Dressing Cases, Mani cure Sets and Leather Goods of every de scription. VICTORIA ARCADE, Shoktland Street, Auckland. rpHh GOVERNMENT INSURANCE I DEPARTMENT is prepared to grant Employers of Labour Covers asrainst Risks— connected with their trade or business—nnder the Workers' Compensation Act, the Ern ; lover-' Liability Acts, as well as under Common Law. Owners of property and Mort/ai'c s >-otected nr.dt>r special fables. P tm>-;d ,\r ident lusurance effected in all biannl-i■». For particulars as to rate*, eto., -ippiy t< Office of the Denar-m- J. H. RICHARDSON. Commissioner Jjow H TIIE TIME TO PLANT DATES' RELIABLE Vegetable ana Flower Seeds OF itVEEY DESCRIPTION. Catalogues free on application. Also, Catalogue of "IRON AGE" Labour • saving Implements, Orchard Requisites, etc. From Country Agents, rr from ARTHUR RTE3 CO SEED ME6CH4NTS. ' | AUCKLAND.
ALBERT HOTEL QUEKN STREET A uUKL A N D. TT AVI v 9 <ak "'/ t W '" T 1!lis ' and * WOil - krr Jlnt.'.l, all vi-it,.r.s can rely wpon every attend. n and ro„,: or t. 7 NIGHT PORTER IN ATTICNDANO Tslepbone 963. Alltelemma promptly attended to. ARTHUR BACH PROPRIETOR uf Rotorna and Cambridge), X E \W A M u Tu" THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL J °E. BATHURiST, ~ Phopmetob. rHIS HOTEL is replete with all modern tL/ oq w 68 nPOe i' ar J' for » First-class fh? W 7 a - Sam^le Room > and he best position in the township, it is the favourite Hotel f or Commercial Travellers &V3T lt ? beiug oppoßite the Tow * tiall is the most convenient for visiting Companies in the Theatrical line. Terms CuuZ B6St qUality Liquorß and —— ____ lu/6 Hallett's Railway Hotel, mercer. WINES AND SPIRITS OP THE VERY BEST BRANDS. Brown Campbell's Sceoial Brew always o draußht. Good Shooting and Boating. Horses on Hire. Good Stabling and padlocking. RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS. Railway ba b. Stocked with *jaest Liquors.| J. E. HALLETT, PROPRIETOR. y /8 Harbour View Hotel, RAGLAN MRS E. G. REID, Proprietress. HOTEL tr.s been re-built in first- A class style, with a view to afford ng every convenience for travail; rs and tourists. MAGNIFICENT VIEW THE HiEBOUu Secoomb'os Special Brew on Draught Finest Wines and Spirits Good Stabling and Paddocks Boating and Fishing. Waikato Mail Coach leaves the door FIR'-T AWARD Chrtetcburcb, 1895. GOT £„£ fEDAL ' Jub!lee Exhibition, J oyo. T and SPEOI4L, Auckland, 1899 FIR3I AWARD, Chri>tchurch, 1900-1901. Imperial Calf Food (HEATHER BRAND). Can be ussd with urher skim or separated milk, whey, or water alone. Extract from lttter received from a gentle ™ 4 j ß or T ll w ho ufes Imperial Calt Food • I s'arted feeding a calf about a week old, the mo ther of which was sold at birth. Our other cow gave so lifle milk we c: uld ( nly spare a plot per day Upon this, with vour food. Wfl rr»<irr-<1 tfio «.>U : _■ i .. J - t""" k« upon tbis, with your food, we reared the calf, using just two 251b bags, which lasted 100 days. If milk hid not been eo scarce we should bave used ess Food. The " Calf" in question has, In the natural course of events, just dropped her second calf, and is as nice a cow in all respectfasciuld be deared." From the above it may be gathered that a calf can be successfully reared upon half-a pownd of Food per diy when miik is scarce; if plentiful, les<. ' PACKED IN 251b., so'.b., lOQlbs., and 2001b. SACKS. Our testimonials are too numerous to publish, but we hive several stating that calves fed with this fool are as fat, if not fitter than calves fed upon full milk. Waikato Agents • W. C. DAVIS & CO., HAMILTON. D. MEREDITH, COACH PROPRIETOR, KIHIKIHI, RUNS A COACH TWICE DAILY BE TWEEN KIHIKIHI AND TE AWAMUTU STA r i>l 1\" J, MEETING EVERY TRAIN^ HORSES AND BUGGIES ON HIRE EXPERIENED GUIDES, PROVIDED FOR TRIPS TROUGH THF KING COUNTRI. D. MEREDITH, __ .. Kihikihi. \yOOLS-- Double and Single. Berlin^ u wii i'! "°'fv.o' l(i !' er skei " for cash, j At \\ b, Cambridge. \\x w* V x A. C«5 V : X*\ \\\ |
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The Waikato Times
TUAIvXES VALLEY G-ALETTE & ZAWHIA ADVOCATE
[ESTABLISHED 1872.]
THE OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN THE WAIKATO
[PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON.]
HAMILTON, N.Z. : SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1902.
VOL. LIV—No. GOIB.
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€. L. INNES & Co., BREWERS MANUFACTUKEttS. HAMILTON.
The American Tobacco Co. intend to issue 12 difierent plates of Write full name and address plainly, and Enclose with |Labels, w also the} | Penny Stamps Wild Flowers co,ouredtoNature T T A ±\jr TV ±S . n the best sty , e of Modem thick Art Paper, size of plates 20 x 14!, and thus form a unique collection. If you want these Beautiful Wild Flowers, P ° Stto The AMERICAN TOBACCO CO., AUCKLAND 50 Old Judge Cigarette Boxes and Three Penny Stamps and one Coloured Plate will be posted to any address in New Zealand
gmHgss®Er~> INSUKK iNOVV GOVERNMENT ilFc INSTANCE DEPARTMENT. Wonderfui I&edieine. £1,600,000 hw already been added to tbf Departo)' ut, THIS IS THE B0N 7 US YEAR, and everyone m>w taking out a participating 1 policy will receive a substantial*bonus ar the end of the year. J. H. RICHARDSON, C >mmi»si mer. A Gold or Silver Watch tor Nothing. "SEND NO MONEY. WE hereby undertake to give one ofoui Famous Gold or Silver Watches, Lady or Gentleman's, to every Man, Woman, or Chill Who sends us tho orreot reading of the following PUZZLE :- I BxxT MxxS TixS CxxxxE The only condition is, that n your answer is correot, you purchaaeone of our SOLID STERLING SILVER CHAINS to wear with the Watch. Simply forward your answer, and enclose stamped and addressed onvelope so that we in:iy inform you i you have won the Watch. Wo are making this offer BOlely with the objeot of introducing and advertising onr goods. Cut this out and forward to our only address— GOLDSMITHS COLONIAL 00, QUEEN - STREET, AUCKLAND, N.Z Or Box 459, G.P.O. 8/2 AWHIA 1 kPEBATIVE COMPANY Having completed arrangments to open STOREROOMS in KAWHIA, the abtve Company are prepared to Supply setthrs with All Beqiremeets. uivAyS REEDS will be a Speciality, and are carefully selected by men of large ex perience, and Will be supplied t« Share holders and Fanners Genm ally at a Mini mum Cost and of O-uarantood Quality. ENCINQ MATERIAL also will be Sup plied at the Very Lowest Possible Rate. The K F.C. Co. are makieg arrangements for the Supply of Sto k to Fanners, and will place thoir Shareholders on an equal foot- TV« objects of the Company are to Supply Shareholders with Every Requisite at the very lowest cost, and to promote and foster any gnd every industry that will be of benefit to 0 j tiers and intending settlers, and to dispose their produce in the very feeet markets. please note aul place your orders as early nssible to avoiG any disappointment. •#HIA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY ROYAL MOTEL, " BAOLAN FavouriU Seaside Rosort for Tourists The proprietor begp to notify the ih°> publio that ho hiß in f o ro-s"- u 'oi of above Hotel' which \* oae i.f th-.i mo.it comfortable Ho ielries in the ooljny, No expense has Besn spared to meet tin requirements of Tourists, Fumilic?, and Commercid Travel lers. FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE Bathing Houses, Sample Rooms, Stabling, etc. TAi3LE A SPECIALITY Telegrams promptly attended to. A. J, NORRIS, 11/7 Proprietor. (Late U.S.CO.) For Bilious and Nervous Disorders, such as Wind and Pain in the Stomach, Sick Headache, Giddiness, Fulness and Swelling after m»als, Dizziness and Drowsiness, Cold Chills, Flushings of Heat, Loss of Appetite, Shortness of Breath, Oostiveue*.*, Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams, and all Nervous and Trembling Sensations, kc. Ths jirst Doei will oivi beliit in twcntt minutes. This it no fiction. Every sufferer is earnestly invited to try one Box of these Pills, and thqy will be acknowledged to be "WORTH A GUINEA A BOX." BEECHAM'S PILLS, taken as directed, will quickly restore feir ' s to complete health. They promptly remove any obstruction or irregularity of the system. For a Wdftk Stomach; Impaired Digestion; Disordered Liver; they act like magic. A few doses will work 'wonders upon the Vital Organs; Strengthening the Muacular System: restoring the long lost Complexion ; bringing back the keen edge of *ppetite, and arousing with the Robmud of Health the wholi physical knerot of the human frame. These are " facts' admitted by thousands in all classes of society, and one of the beat guarantees to the Nervous and debilitated is that BttcKan's Pills hart tht Lnrjeil Salt ofnny Pattnt Miditint in iht vrrUL • nil directions with each box. '* PrwjMtrod only by THOST.AS BBKCHAM, St. ra.elens, Lancashire, ■ngluxl Bold •▼•! rvkm. is Rotm. 1» U-i. txni la. M. sack. "THE PEOPLES" FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. If you require good, cheap Bedroom Furniture, including Bedsteads, Wire-wove Mattresses and Bedding; also, diniog-rooniChairs, Couches and Curtain Poles, then send to the best and cheapest furnishing warehouse in the Colonv TOMSON GARLIGK CO., LTD. "Thk People's " Furnishing Warehouse, 304 to 312. Qaeftt! . Street. AUCKLAND IMPORTANT NOTICE. It haying come to the knowledge of The New Zealand Dairy Asso ciation (Limited) that inferior factory-made or home separator Butter is sometimes beirn? sold as the Association's Butter ; and further, the second hand "Anchor" brand and "Dairy" brand boxes with' the Association's brand still remaining upon them are being fraudulently used for the conveyance of Butter which has not been made by the Association, this is to give -notice that any persons using boxes bearing the Association's registered brands uncancelled are LIABLE TO PROSECUTION, and also to request that persons desiring to obtain the Dairy Association's Butter should be careful to see that the wrappers are branded with the Association s name and one of their well-known trade marks—either "Anchor"or "New Zealand Dairy Association." Any person giving information which will lead to the conviction of anyone pirating the trade marks or selling other Butter as the Associa tion's will be rewarded. \V ESLEY SPItA (J G, MANAGING DIRECTOR, THE N.Z. DAIRY ASSOCIATION (LIMITED). Auckland, Sept. 20, 1!X);2. JONES, AUCTIONEER, AUCTIONEER, '| °™ *°™ °™ ""* *" Produce Merchant, Land & Commission rt!?aßnc nxymnrimr A OENT, [ vOA/AbfJßi UhMiOKY. Viotoeia & Loum Sis., AUCRIiAND. ARTIST FiIOTOGRAPt ZR PRODUCERS of every kind Dairy, ; SPEGiAUTiES— Victoria & Lomni Sis., AUCRiiAND. ARTIST FiIOTOGRAPt PRODUCERS of every kind Dairy, j SPEGiAUTiES— Orchard aud_Farm Produce eaa depend . . on obtaining tha Highest Market Price, with Artrrha Studies, Ksdargenjenta Quiok Salts and Arccuiit Sales immediately ( Wren's Portraiture »ud troupe remitted. Special icoommodation for Pigs ~ and Poultry. Fruit Sales held EVTR} OOBHBB 0» DAY during the Season. Outdocr and I QUEEN AND WVI.ESLXT STREETS Country Sales conducted. Large accommc- ! AUCKLAND. dation for storing M;''-e and other Produce I until fair market price a i obtairsl li. EsTABIISHi'D X 8 YFiLb Eefkeeiok: Ucion Bank of Australia. TO LADIES •kAQLAN "ft Ta Tt r*t n anw No need to doctors or ohemists yauh Ai, ~a l ... nOA 0 H remediea you requiro m your own hand 9 ' j Write for free copy of valuable book about ■ | your lives, your health, your welfare Every The regula running of the mail coach wuman should read it. Posted free in eealed between Raglan and Hamilton is suspended I * ** dr i e w?u Specifi °' C 39 Eliza «™;„™ »k„ v„j i. i jxi , bstb-etreet kcrth Melbonrce. owing to the bad state ef the roads. J. DALGLIESH T)00K-BINDING neatly executed at The Proprietor. X) Waikato Times Office. HwaiUon, TO LADIES
FOR FKOfVEi^E^TLY BEFORE . . FARMERS . [ Produces RECORD | ma ™ CROPS. \ it io . . TESTIMONIAL. . . Mr. OWEN McCABE, Te Aroha West, says: June 30st, 1902. " I was HIGHLY PLEASED with your SPECIAL TURNIP MANURE, and everyone that has seen my turnips say they are a RECORD CROP fop the Year." . . WE SAY . . This is not a cheap trashy manure but one that will GROW GOOD CROPS of HIGH FEEDING QUALITY. IT IS A Price £A OUR CUSTOHERS SAY: WELL SATISFIED CROP EXCELLENT ALWAYS RELIABLE . per Ton. Less 21 per cent, discount for Cash. SPECIAL QUOTATION FOR LARGE LOTS. H;ad Office-ALBERT STRKKT, AUCKLAND. ZEALAND DRI3Q COMPANY, LTD,
The Acme of Perfection THE NEW "IDEAL" PATTERN FACTORY MILK CANS SEAMLESS Hollowed BOTTOM > Drawn LID, one piece SPECIAL Bottom Hoop, with Shoulder for Bottom to rest upon PATENT UNBREAKABLE HANDLES. We take this opportunity of thanking the Waikato Farmers for the liberal support accorded to us in the past, and beg to intimate that having imported the most modern machinery for the manu facture of cans, we are enabled to produce a superior can to any hand made. We say that for strength, durability, high-class work and material this can has no equal in New Zealand, its weight will bear out our statement. Send for illustrated pamphlet showing construction. Made of BEST CHARCOAL Tl\'D STEEL ALEX. HARVEY & SONS Albert-street, AUCKLAND. DAIRY SUPPLIES OF EVERY DES CRIPTION.
HINTS TO GIFT GIVERS * . \'o i' 0740 Novo! Silver-Flated Suga Scutt'e, nicely engraved, 27,6 Our variety of Silver-Plated and Solid Silver Goods, and their low prices, simplify the effect of limited resources when choosing a present; the qualities are right, and you may select here with perfect security. Write for our Cata logue. • l"'iJ4i—Silvcr-l'i.ited Flower I)e>ign Napkin Ring, 4,6 %il No. E2958 —Solid Silver Souvenir Spoon, engraved in Maori stvif *" -• • -V-:, se fi m m £^> m : :M ~%Wm^ No. 1041— Silver-Plated tind Chased Cake Basket, 40/- 66.8 6.10,6,12 6.156 143 and 143. Queen Street, Auckland.
THOS B. AETHUE.I [B. E. SOEATi AUCKLAND CITY MARKET, WELLESLEY-STRSST WING RICHARD ARTHUR & CO., FRUIT, PRODUCE & POULTRY AUCTIONEER. WE have now one of the largest and best lighted Auction Itooms in the Colony, and being situated in the busiest part of the City, clients caD rely upon goods being well displayed and disposed to the best advantage. THOS. B. ARTHUR ... Auctioneer. THE GREAT NORTHERN BREWERY aC-XTXSLC'JCHJDH. Cable Address: £CCOMB£, HEWMABSET. Telephone: Ho. 475. ESTABLISHED 1856. BREWERS, BOTTLERS & MALTSTERS Our ALES and STOUT are BREWED from the PRIMEST MALT and HOPS, and will compare with the finest in the Colony. Khyber Pass Koad, AUCKLAND
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PKICE ONE PENNY. UCKLAND T7REEZINQ CASH BXT^STXIXCS OP ALL CLASSEB OF FAT STOCK Stockowners please communicate with Buyer, MB G. RUNOIMAN, Cambridge, or at the WORKS, AUCKLAND. We are also BUYERS of FAOTOB BUTTEE OUTPUTS. We have ON SALE BLOOD AND BONE MANUR AND BONEDUBT. PRICKS AND AIALYSB3 01 APPL.IO* not. A. BEVINS, Manager. iRINCE A LBERT )LLEGB AUCKLAND, FOR BOTS & GIRLS (Boarder, and Day Pupils). Chairman of Board of Governors: Bar. H. Garland. -^_ Headmaster: Thomas Jackson, M. A. (Load. Vice-Master: Stuabt Sthvbnsoit, M .A. (Ox ford and Melbourne). Senior Mistress: Miss E. M. Raxhtobti. M.A. (N,Z.) assisted by a large staff of Resident and Visit ing Masters and Mistresses. The College is controlled by a Board of Go vernors appointed by the Wesleyan Methodist Church of New Zealand, but the religions caching is undenominational. There are separate Colleges for Boys and Girls, together forming the finest net of School Buildings in Auckland. The arson modation for boarders in both Colleges is wmpletp, and every arrangement ii made to secure thoir comfort. "Well equipped Carperter's Workshop newly added L"rge and fully equipped Gymnasium. Central xnd elevated position. Largo play grounds. Examination Pucckssks-During the last five years 40 pupils have passed the N.Z. Matriculation and 23 the Civil Service Ex aminations. Ffes moderate. Charge for Boarders mad* frc m date of entry. Prospectus on applicution to Headmaster) or to The Wahaio Times Office. Next term begins TUESDAY, FEB. 10. 1803 TO* A N T E D K N OWN ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE, SHIPMENTS OF BONEDUST AND BLOOD MARUHE. - They are of First-elms Qnality, and have Analysed as under :— ■ Bonedust: Am. s£, P. Li«r>e 50. Blocd tsnd BoLedu»t: Am. 8, P. Lime S3 Al=o, K\IMT, THOMAS PHOSPHATB GUANOS, SALT, AND OTHER RED ROCK SALT Invaluable for Stock. SALT FOR HAT AND OATEN SHEAVES. It should always be used, as tbe food it much more pi stable, and there is less lo* in weight. We also supply best qualities of CLOVERS AND GRASS SEEDS ON HAND: Stocks of Specielly-selected Southern Dark Winter, Canadians, Duds, White and Blank Tartar. Gartons, Danish, Sparrowb'll, and Feed Oats. LINSEED: This is excellent food for Calves and Poul try. It is more valuable than sny kind o Grain or Pake {■' end for particulars before Buying, Out Values are undoubtedly the Ben. F. W. S m1 ™ m C° COMMEROE-STREET, AUCKLAND. -jyrENziEs o rjoo. WAIKATQ 6RATED WATER COBDIAI MANUFACTORY. Latest ai.fi Most Approved Mathodi Goods of the above Well-known Brand wU be supphed from the Hamilton Factory. TXIBOBAX8& OBOHSB ... •PTjrer jallt brnamm Tq MENZHS ft CO., Hamilton. AND AT THE THAMES] ft AN I BEOME AN ELECTRICAL OF i OTHER ENGINEER? By Our System of Teaching by Mail You Can. ADVANTAGE?. 1 You study at home 2 We tench everywhere 3 No time lost from Work 4 Prepares for examinations 6 No text books to buy 6 Abundantly illustrated Instructions Papers T Instruction Papers free from all uru.eoessarf mathematics and theoretical side issues 8 Each Instruction Paper prepared experts 9 Instruceion private 10 The working is made interesting U If student can read and write, and studies as directed, success is assured 12 Fees can be paid by monthly instalments 13 Backward students given special assiitaaea 14 Open to all. No time limit We also teach by mail: -Drawing. Shorthand, Auditors' and Incorporated HussS. Civil Service, University and Law, Languages. Pupil Teachers' and for "E". Kvww Pu,,,1i.1,it0 ni-onanwl 1,„ ... «„. »V- . 1"™1 Teachers' Examination succeeded in passing Book-keeping Simplified for Farmers', recom mended by His Hon Mr Justice Kettle. 9s H perl free Stamp accepted ' *"" The American School of correspondent [Chartered by the Stale;, Head Office for New Zealand, 1M Uueen .Street, Auckland Write for free Illustrated Hand-book «• 8 " and copies of testimonials from New Zealand Graduates and Students, rmd mention subjects in which yea are interested Success certain if our instructions followed HOT SPRINGS HOTEL, TEABOHA. rB. L. SOMER3 wishes to infona too Residents of the Wsikato that as hts taken over the above well-known —« favourite Hotel, tad hopes to tttrit OL, uiacioltkti«i«|p9rt.
MMAMsMMittI 1 AVE Doctors' oxpsuses by purchasing only Articles that ar« manu factured by those who observe the Golden Rule, and only put before the publie what they with pleasure use themselves. Therefore you can all enjoy a cup of Pshfeot Coffee and Tea by ordering from your Grocer BROWN, BARRETT & CO.'S 9Mmh Excelsior Coffee Standard Coffee Ml jmf mmi of goffef >-* • .. MUANJJS OF TEAS S D Colombo Garden Tea (Heliotrope Label), per lb. 2 6 Excelsior Tea (Green Label and Butterfly), per lb. 2 0 Standard Tea (Sod Label Butterfly), per lb. 110 Lion Tea (Blue Label and Butterfly), per lb. 1 8 As the best of Everything is good enough for you USE ua. ii, Barrett & Oo.'a Unzld Baking Powder B*Ofwa, Barrett & Oo.'s Unxld Egg Powder Brown, Barrett & Cfe.'s Unxld Self-Raising Flour Brown, Barrett & Oo.'i Unxld Peppers |
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CHURCH OF KXi.} LAND. Sunday Dec. 2-ls! Hamilton, St. Peter's—-S a.m, Holy Com munion; 11 a.m., Morning prayer ; 7 p.m.. Evensong. Tauwhare—ll a.m. Marshnioadows— 2 p.m. Cambridge—St. Andrew'.- 11 a.m., 11.C.; and 7 p.m. Tamahere—St. Stephen's 7. : '>o p.m. Maungatautari—(Mr Tarrant'*.) ; i pan. Te Awamutu—St. John's S a.m., lI.C. ; 7 p.m. Raugiaohia—St. Paul's !i p.m. Kihikihi—Christ Church 11 n.m., lI.C. Pirongia—St. Savi air's 11 a.m. ROMAN CATHOLIC. Hamilton—Mass, 11 a.m., Cambridge—Mass, S a in. Rangia'ihia—Mas.-; 9 a.m. Kihikihi—Mass, 11 a.m. Evening devo tions, 7 p.m. PRESBYTER] \X. Hamilton— 11 a.m. ; 7 \> m. Cambridge 11 a.m.; 7 p.m. Pukerimu - i p.m. WESLEY AN. Hamilton —11 a.m.; 7 p.m. K'aramu —ll a.m. Ngaruawahia— 7 p.m. What av, hat a—2.:to p.m. Piikete-ll p.m. Te Awamutu---11 a.m.; ti.l3 p.m.' child ren's scrvi' •: 7 p.m. Pii'ui ifin --;j.:;o p.m, Huutly—7 p.m. Churchill 2.00 p.m. Glenmurry —ll a.m. SALVATION ARMY. Hamilton, 11 a.m.: 3 p.m.. 7 p.m.; at the Barracks. Cambridge, same as for Hamilton. Hv-pel Hall, Chapel-street, Cambridge, the Lord's Supper, at 11 a iu.
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HOLIDAYS. On Thurse iy.2".ih l> (Xinas Diyi the II mil: ;i l'"-t ' 'Mmi! will !. • opou fr 'in 5 p.m. to.').:!: p.m. l-u' telegraph husiuoss ou'y. i >•! "■ 1 v. 2i!th D ciub ■>• (P-oxing Da.; . the • ill !•> open ill all hrauchrs, ex i,." 1 >! i i"i.';.- ••)• !>•:■ and -ivings bank, from Din ■ ' a '... : and (■ ■■• telegraph lm-i.e hi'!" ! m 7! ■ s p.m. (! . I'linr-day, January l,t XV w V '.m's l)-iv ihe "!ice will be open fn telegraph hii-i i 'S-: miiy from '.• to in nan. and from 7 t > S |».mi, .'.l'll-, that would in tin' u?m il >• mrse !■« ■•! i-.' on Xmi Day, i .'1 New Yen- Day. .■ill '•> •:!'S.-i at. S p.mi. tin 1 ii.vv'o'.H ev.m iv: . !') '«iiib T :!!'n aa.l :'.l r, On i; ixinjr May th" u mil dequtch of mails will !. ■ m i lo up !■> s i.m.only. There will !>,• no deliv >ry liy lott M'-cavri.-r on \u\.:< ::\\>\ Xew Year'.- Pay. >mt oil lioxing Day oiin complete delivery will bo made ia [I; ■ morning. (I. F. EURBY. Postin ister, Hamilton. Thursday, the -'"> ii I' 'cv.ul. r, and Ist 'an . .">. ■■;)! 1 ln'Tvediis .'lost: holidiiys. lint on Friday th•• -' ; th instant. Hi ■■ mime wiil I ■ open in all lo'inrhrs, wept money order anil savings bank, from 9 a.m to in a.m. Mails usually despatched on Thursdays, will be closed on the Wednesday nights, the 2 ttli and 31st instants, at 7.15 p.m.; on the -i ; tli instant, one complete delivery by lett"r earrrier will be made, the delivery to commence at 8 a.m. On the Wednesday evenings the office will be open for the delivery of correspon dence, from 7 p.m. to 8 pin. 11. JEFFRIES, Postmaster, Cambridge.
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HAMILTON SPECIAL HORSE SALE. Mr W. J. Hunter's special sale of horses was held on Thursday and Friday, when upwards of 300 horses were submitted to public competition, amongst them being some splendid animals of all classes. There was a good number of buyers, but the bidding was slew, and prices low, com pared to those ruling at jthe sales held earlier in the year. Sellers had evidently based their values on the prices obtained at that time, with the result that a great number of horses were passed in, not having reached their owneis'values. The top price for draughts was reached for a very fine animal of Mr W. (iraham's, for which Mr H. Windsor paid £l3. A pair of pie-bald ponies of Mr Rowland? sold for £H each. Mr Shakespear, of Te Kau-a- Moa, offered a fine pair of black geldings, but they failed to reach their owner's price. Among the hacks were some beau tiful specimens, one by Merrymaker reach ing the satisfactory price of JBi S ; another good horse found a buyer in Mr Penniket at XII 10s' Among the harness horses were some real go-id ones, and for these good prices wen'paid, some reaching to £32 10s. Theyouog stuck was nol conspicuous for quality. Mr Chitty offered 3 3-year-olds by a horse well-known at lluntiy (Black Tom) which should developo into good useful horses. A few mares with foals wen: submitted, but there was nothing of sp >cial character among them. The sale was not as lively as some held recently, and at the hist day bidding dragged a great deal, and offers could not be obtained for some of real good quality, buyers evidently being i well supplied. Prices ranged as under: Draughts, £7 ss. £S 15s, £l2 10s, £ll 17s ; J21.-., £■>■!■ Ids, £2B, .£32 ss. £32 10s, J6l-3. ! Harness horse-, £1 lis <'< d, £', £1 ss. £7 10s, I £S, £ll 10s, £l3 Ids, ell 17s (id, £[:,, £IG j Ids, .£2O 15s. Hacks. £:S 2s fid. £3 10s. £\ . 15=, £t His, £1 17s (id. £■-> ss, £<< ss, £<> 15s, ! £'.) 10s, -tH 155,..£11 ss, £ll 15s. .£l2 55,£13 ! £IS. Ponies, £} 10s, £i 7s fid, £3 15s. £1 | ss, £O. .Mare and foal, £7, £7 ss, Xi 3. j Unbroken C .Its, £2 10s, £3 10s, £"i 1U«, £S. j Unbroken Filloy, .£7 ss. Messrs W. C.Davis and Co, reports as follows for their spc-ia' sale on Thursday last :—Poultry : Hens Is rd to Is'.ld each, turkey hen- 5s to ss each ; gobblers bs to I ]os ciieli. Produc '; < >id ]i tatoes 7s to Ss 1 3d per sack, new potatoes l:,'d pr lb, cab | bag'as Is per doz. (Gooseberries Id, l.ldto 2d'ptrlb. New laid eggs lod to Is per d ■■■/.. Hams (id to 1 d per lb. Tomato sauce 5s i per dozen. Pot plants Is to 3s (id per pot. Galvanised iron tanks 5s to 17s each. Orion range £'■' ss. Sot trap harness £3. Iron bedstead 255, bed 7s (id, chairs 2s fid to -Is fid each. Washstand and ware 7s Cd. Rrass curtain pole 7s (id. Watches ',)s to ilss each. Lace curtains 2s (id to 7s (id, Pair quilts 2; (id to (is each. Other goods and sundries at auction prices. GROCERS' MARKET QUOTATIONS The following are the quotations for bat ter and eggs for the week ending December 25 4 ]'.«>2, as fixed by the Dairy Produce I Committee :—Factory butter lid per lb; separator butter Sd ; tanners' butter best) 7d : farmers' butter (second quality) fid. Eggs lod per dozeu. j MESSRS ALFRED RUCKLAND AND SONS' REPORT. Hors-s : We had a full yard at the Hay i market en I-'ri lay last. .Medium draught ; and spring-carl horses. £2 ! 5s to £>h lus ; i buggy horsesand go id hicks, £l3ss to £JO ; '• ordinary hack- and light harness .£!■ IDs to .£ll 10s ; weeds and worn horses at late quotations: sulkies £7 Ids. £!» 10s ; carts £fi. JU7 10s, ill : straw £1 !0s had. Hides, >kius, Tallow, e'o.: Extra stout ox to 7'd : stout (•> Cid ; medium s'd to s'd -'light ! 1 to t":l : COW 35dtD lM ; calf ;',Jd tn did : kip 21d to 3}d ; damped ! hides at relative rates. I'ails 1 < sd ; horse j hair H'd to Is 2.1 d : tallow 21s 3d to 21s (id; j ron: h fat l'Jd ; bones Is I'd : horns 7s. Ski. s: IJ.'.-t local and c entry, butchers up I to;, lid ; light Is Sd 1 . 2s lid: damaged 2d to], : pelts Ud to Sd: lambs Sdto lOd: wool I at 1 te values. (iain, etc.—Oats, unchanged ; maize, at | Is L : and Is 2d-* wharf, tods (id ex store; j fowl .vheat, ss: chalT. prime £0 15s to U7 ; ! inie-ior, .£5 to £o' ; straw, prime bright, £1; j disc. ! oured and damaged, hard to quit at ! any price; pressed hay, £3 10s to £1 10s ; 'new meadow, £| 15- : bran and sharps, : sear ■. at .£7 15s. <>• Saturday we lie'.d n clearance -ale of t Mr : ; . Jackson's stock, at Papatiitoi. There I was ,i large attendance, and satisfactory pric i were obtained. The cows brought I from £5 12s Cd to £lO ; bay mare, £32 l's: bla.-i: mare, with foal, £23 15s ; spring dray £:) 15-!; spring trap, £!<) 17.- (id; buggy. ! £2l. wore -a.nie of the prices realised. I Al I'J.enn on Monday lb re was a full mus ,! er, an I with few exceptions all sold. Fat cows brought from £5 to £8 ; springers up to £7 Ids ; dry, £3 to J>JI- pis: two to !hr -year steers' £t 15s to ,£('. 12s; year ling, jL'2 15s to £3 15s : strong calves, 25s to i Us ; ponies, to £5 7s (id. The b'uuciman yards were well filled on Wednesday, with stork of all classes, which met with a. ready sale. Dairy cows sold from £Bto £.i; dry, £3 Ms to £•.">, accord i. g to age and quality. Young cattle ; Li.,y maintained late values, strong calves I.ringing Up to i'2 5- ■ yearlings, £> 15s to ; ,»;; pis. The advertised store cattle were a iirst-class lot, and sold well up to late qu >- t..'l't's. Grown Bteer.- wre fom £* to JL'H |.»: three t > four-y-rs, £r, p'., t i £s. \{ i.'euniera on Thursday, cows at iheir i ; •■ !i! were from £j 10- to i'-S 12s (3d ; dry. V : el- to £1 ins, Tie. store po'is were v. T tilled and !ate values ruled. !■' it and y.-eng calvo- came forward in lar 'er unm i •• . Sin II w !»•(> oa-i. r in value, but well fa' i ned fallv kept late quotations. Weedy -.its, !s to 7s ; good, I'is to 15s: medium, i-.; to 22s : heavy up to 15- (75 soldi. There was a good muster of b !ef, and all of ' gojd .juality, whii h sold freely throughout 'at from 21s to 2Ss the lOOlb for steers and heifer- ; aged cows, IP? to 21s. Prices for steers were from £7 17s Cd to £l-1; cows, £o to £8 2s Cd (200 sold). We had I the largest yarding or sheep this season, J every pen being utilised, several lots having
to he sold in the yards. There was no improvement in values, exeept for extra choice lots. Extra heavy wethers brought from 15s to ISs : lighter serfs. 1 s to 1 Is ■. ewes, 7s fid to I:ss. 1 aml.is were well repre sented. Weil-fatted s,ld at lis to 15s. tid: medium, ss to 10s : small. 5s to 7s. There were over l'»' pigs penned, which fully kept late i-alues. XoRTHERX CATTLE SALE. Messrs Hunter and WiDon report-:—At Hikurangi on .Monday, Ist inst., to the very heavy rain, few cattle came for ward. All sold with th- exception of one cow. At Whangarei on Thursday, !-'h ins!., over KJOO head of store carle were penned, also 80 springers, UD bulls and 1-> 'a cattle. A large number of huyi.rs were present, an 1 few lots failed to sji l . Prices for grown steers were hardly equal to the previous monthly sale, which was con sidered by old settl-rs to be the biggest and most successful ever held in the dis trict. Fat steers made SVom £> 15s to £tt 5-: fat cows au ! heifers, Ao 10s to £s t-'a ; dairy cows and heifer?, £l .osto.£7 1 : bulls,yearlings, up to J! 0 10s for 10-inonth old bull, bred by Mr G. Hawken; grown bulls, £'l U) to £]•> • 3 to 3' T year old steers, £'> bis to £> 15s: 2 to 3 year old do. j>[ 3s io X'■■ Ms; yearling steers. £2 Ms to £'■'> 7s; store cows and heifers, Le 1 ">s to £; lis ; I to 2 year old heifers, £'■){<> £1 ss; well-bred calves, £2 lis to £2 lls ea h. On Friday morning an aged draught mare made £2O; light har ness mare, £x 10s ; light hack, £H ; pony, £2 los. Privately A farm of 288 acres, situated at Opauwhanga, sold at a fair value. A block of 11 sections of the Wood hill Estate, £350; also sections 41 and 42, £7O; 41 and 45, £75; 46, £4O. JOHN SON VILLE. Messrs Freeman, 11. Jackson and Co., in conjunction with Messrs Abraham and Williams, report on their Johnsonville sale as follows : —A small entry of good quality sold freely. We quote: Beef at £1 8s; best bullocks, £l2 to £l2 5s ; others, ,£ll to £ll 17s fid ; A small entry of sheep of good quality sold freely. Best wethers, 16s; light, 15s fid; maiden ewes and light wethers, Its sd; best lambs' lis fid; others, ,s. WAVERLEY. Messrs Freeman R. Jackson and Co. re port :—At Waverley on Friday last we had a full yarding. Bidding for cattle was brisk and everything sold .vith the exception of one line of steers and a pen of heifers at late values. At Wangtfnui sale we had llw head of cattle yarded. Bidding was brisk through out ; over 101U head sold, mostly at auction, (irown steers and useful 2 to 2i-year steers elicited keen competition,also store cows lit for fattening. All young cattle remain at late quotations. A good entry of pigs sold easier. We quote :—At Waverley—Cattle : St '0 cows, £5 to £5 12s fid ; quiet heifers in cap, £'s 2s 61 to £5 los; cows in calf, £1 10s to £5 .; 3 and 1-year bullocks, good, £7 10s to £7 lis fid: 2 to 2.J-year seers, good £5 12s (id: 2-year steers, if 10s ; io to 18-month steers. £3 IDs : yearling steers, £2 lis to £2 ISs ; weaners to yearlings, £1 10s to £1 19s ; Mr Hawes' bulls, £l3 to £l6. Sheep: Hoggets in wool, 10s 7d : shorn hoggets, good, 10s sd. At Wanganui—Cattle: Fat bullocks. £lO : forward bullocks, £8 !)s : 3 and 4-year bullocks. £7 14s to £8 2s ; Pol led Angus 2i-year steers, £6 5s to £fi 8s fid; 2i-yoar Shorthorn stters, £6 5s to =£6 6s; 2 to steers. £5 12s fid to £'■> 15s ; 2- vear steers, £t 'Bs (id: 15 to 18-month st?ers, £:: 15s to £3 17s: 12 to 15-month steers, £3 6s: weaners, small £1 15s to £ I lis: others, £1 l'is to £2 2s : fat cows. £7 8s ; forward cows, £fi Is to £6 lis; store cows and heifers, £5 5s to £5 13s fid : medium do, £4 Ps to 14 15s ;cows and calves, £5 10s (id to £5 Iss : empty 2-year heifers. £5 lis : 12 to 15-month quiet heifers, £3 U.s to £3 12s fid ; quiet yeariine; heifers, £2 1 Is lid ; milch C'WS, good. £7 5s to £S 17s fid: others,£s 2s i'd to £5; ;;-oo:l bulls. £s K> s to £l2 1.0s: olhers, £1 H)s to £>i; yearling bulls £2 los to £ I 5-. woillv hoggets 12s (id -. poor store wethers, 7s •. fat ewes. Us fid. Pigs—Best porkers, £1 los to £1 l!>s ; medium porkers £1 i)s (id to £1 12s: others. £1 4s fid ; weaners, good, 15s6d to 17s; ot-lters, lis to 13s fid. I.OXDOX. LOXDOX, Dec is. A' thetaPow auctions 660 casks were of fered, and 22 i were sol'. Prices were un changed. Copper : Spot, £SO 8s 9d ; three months, £s') Ills 3d. Tin: Spot, £.17 7s (id: three months, £ll7 15s. Lead, £lO 17s fid. SYDNEY STOCK SALES. SYDNEY, December is. At tic Homobush sales there are 1 eavy supplies, but no primes. Crossbred wethers medium, realised, 12s ; good, 15s fid to 16s, i best, ISs. Ewes, medium, lis fid : good, lis fid to 15s .- best, 17s. In cattle the de mand was slack. Bullocks, medium, realised '£9 Ids, good, £l3 ; best. £l6 10s. Co.-s, ! medium. £7 IDs ; good, £ll 5s : best, £11; best beef, £2 10s per lOOlb. FROZEN MEAT. X API Li;, Thursday. The ( olonial Consignment and Distribut ing Company. L'mited, London, cabled to day as follows : '• Frozen meat market : Trices are unchanged."
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The Waikato Times THAMES VALLEY GAZETTE, AND KAWHIA ADV OCATE. THE OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN THE WAIKATO. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1902. GRADING OF BUTTER.
Accoubixt; to Mr C. R. Beat-tie, Secretary of the National Dairy Asso ciation, who has just returned from a visit to England, New Zealand butter has nothing to fear from foreign coin petition in the London market whilst it retains its present grade. As re gards Siberian butter, which is now being sent into Eondon in enormous quantities, Mr Beattie says it is al most wholly used to meet the demand for butter at Is per lb, and its price is about lbs per cwt less than that of the average quality of New Zealand butter. Although Mr Beat tie found New Zealand cheese was well spoken of by dealers, he considered that the indifferent packing was res ponsible for the rather low price rul ing for this product. "When a gentle man holding the position in our dairy export trade that Air Beattie holds, has such an optimistic view of the future of the trade, our dairy farmers have indeed good cause for self-congratulation. There is not the slightest shadow of a doubt that during the past few years the dairy industry in Xew Zea land has so greatly developed that at present it is one of the principal mainstays of the colony. That this is so, is due in a large measure to the careful inspection and grading carried on under the supervision of the Government graders. Apart from the actual commercial value of the grade, the system has had a most beneficial effect on the producers themselves, for it naturally follows that when a butter-maker has the knowledge that his produce is either improving or deteriorating, he is spurred on with increased hopeful ness or redoubled carefulness. In his last annual report, Mr Kinsella, Dairy Commissioner, states that the Department has been considering the advisability of raising the pointing standard for creamery butter to 90 points. He says " this would not necessarily mean a tighten ing up of our present system of judg ing, or, in other words, would not interfere with a correct decision being arrived at between first and second quality butter before the pointing takes place. The object would be more in the direction of having a higher standard of pointing, which latter, correctly speaking, really only denotes the different characteris tics of the quality after the decision, according to judgment, has been passed. As the quality of our produce improves each year, a higher standard of pointing would tend to encourage factory-managers to aim in the direction of continuing the im provement in quality.'' This strikes the keynote of the whole business— improvement in quality—for if our butter once obtains the name of being a good reliable ar'cicle, and maintains that reputation, our producers and ex porters have cause to fear no foe. Of course nothing should be done which will discourage butler makers, but the raising of the standard for first quality should, we consider, meet with the approval of all concerned. Many worthy colonists ridicule the idea of Government supervision of our export trade, claiming that surely the producers can look after their own interests, but it must be borne in mind by such cavillers that the Government officials have iuforuia
linn and appliances at their disposal wlii'-li it is :;l:s,,litio!y iiiipussiltle for any private individual to obtain, and they are therefore placed in a posi tion to foster and develop iiie industry to its utmost eapacil v. Certainly, in their efforts In aid the dairy interests, th • pi'e' 'nf (foverninenl have not l:io-oe,| |><'hinrl, and their efforts have met with a derive of success which v:c feel ' confident the farmers of Waikato fully appreciate.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Saturday, the :.'7th inst., is declared a special Hank holiday. Davis and Co. hold a special Christmas sale ou Monday next. A furnished hou-e in any Waikato town is required for one mouth. Postal arrangements for the holidays will be found under the heading of mail no tices. In our advertising columns will be found the train arrangements for the Christinas and Xew Year holidays. Christmas sermons will be preaced in St. Paul's Church, Cambridge, to-morrow, by Eev. S. J. Gibson. Special Christmas anthems will be rendered by the choir at both morning and evening services. Sir Joseph Ward, Lady Ward and family, and Mr Hislop, private secretary to the Minister, left Wellington for Auckland yesterday morning with -the intenti n of spending the holidays at Lake Taupo and Eotorua. The following will represent Hamilton in the match against Tuhikaramea this afternoon:- Messrs I! nd, Hlnmires, Mc- Nicol, Douglas. W. Hammond, H. Johnson, F. Johnson, \'enables, Holden, Gothorpe. Emergencies ; Dey, King and Evans. A theological college has been built on the battlefield of fsaudula. At; its opening many ordained Zu]no were present in nir plice and cassock. The Wellington portion of the money collected for the Premier's national purse is to be used in the purchase of a casket, which is to lie presented to Mr Seddon on Monday next. At To Awamutu on Thursday, Mr Xorih crofl delivered judgment iu the ea-e of ].)oiiald Mclntyre, charged with sly grog selling at Te Kuiti. Accused was con vieted and fined .£7O, a. portion of the fine being inflicted for contempt of Court, de fendant having failed to appear on the pre vious day to receive sentence. Special Christmas services are announced for Tiiuity Methodist Church, Hamilton, to-morrow. Christmas hymns will he sung, and sermons preached by Rev. H. L. Bla mires. A special musical service will be held in the evening, when carols and solos will he rendered. Mr Blamires will also conduct a service at Fukote at 3 p.m. Yesterday a little girl named Bessie Tal tridge, one of the schoool excursionists from the Thames, met with a mishap in the Te Aroha. Domain. She was knocked down and stunned by coming iu contact with one of the swings, receiving a nasty gash over the left eye. Dr. Cairns attended the little one. who will be alright in a few days. A young man employed on Messrs Wild and Mikkelsen's ti-tree contract on the Waitoa Estate met with a painful accident on Wednesday last. He was engaged cut ting ti-tree, when the hook glanced off and struck him in the knee, making a wound several inches long. One of his mates put in some stitches, and brought the sufferer into Te Aroha, where he was attended by Dr. Craig, and is progressing favourably. As the usual date falls on Christmas Day, Messrs McXicol and Co. will hold their stock sale at the Hamilton Yards on Monday next, when a large yarding will be offered, including one lot of 150 prime fat ewes, wethers and lambs : 17 dairy cows in full milk, comprising the whole of the own er's herd: and 35 weanerpigs. There will also be offered the oat crop on tho Hamil ton Borougn Council's Galloway reserve, covering 11 acres more or less. Writing from London under date Novem ber 14th, to a well-known resident of Ham ilton, the Hon. A. J. Cadman, referring to his efforts to float the company to work the iron sand of Taranaki says : " 1 have experienced a lot of difficulties in my mission here, owing in a great measure to the strictness of the terms that f have required iu order to make the concern a financial success, not only for those in terested, but, later on, for the colony as a whole, as I have no desire or intention of being mixed up with a failure, and 1 feel satisfied that, unless something unforeseen occurs, I shall meet with success." The following sums have been subscribed in the Cambridge district for the Anglican Maori Mission, and have been duly for warded to the secrotary. Mr Cochrane : Mr James Hally, Mrs Pay/.e, and Archdea con "Willis, each ill ; church box 14s fid ; Mrs Minchin, Airs Barugh, Miss Plumley, Air G. A. Merrick, and G. A. Cruickshank, onch 10s : offertory, Cambridge, 8a 3d : Mrs Skeet. Mrs McCullagh, Mrs Thornton Wal ker, Mrs C. Hunter, Mr and Airs W. J. Hunter, Mrs Penniket, Miss Ewen, Miss Wells, Mr T. Hartly, Mr G. B. Simpson, a friend, and Ohaupo Sunday School, each os. Mrs Lowe, Mr F. J. Sanders, Mr If. Davie.*, Mr C. Brunskill, and anonymous, each 2s Gd ; anonymous 2s ; a Baptist .£l, total .£lO 8a 3d. An interim report of the Department of Agriculture states that the cold weather experienced throughout the colony up to the present has greatly checked the growth of crops. The wheat area returned for threshing for 1902-3 is 194,274 acres, being an increa.se of 30,812 acres over the previ ous year. The areas returned under headings for chaffing, ensilage, and feeding-down, for 1902-3, are 901 acres, a decrease of 3111. The total increase of wheat is 27.7iH. The oats area returned for threshing in 1902-3 is 481,401 aeres, an increase of 75,537 acres. The areas of oats for chaffing, ensilage and feeding down are 204,700 acres, an increase of 5252 acres. The total increase of oats is 80,789 acres. There is a considerable shrinkage of •' wheat on han-1," the figures being : For 1902-3, 1,230,785 bushels;, for 1901- 2, 3,182,007; decrease of 1,951,222. In " oats on hand " a large decrease is also shown ; for 19U2-o the figures are 1,715,129 bushels ; for 1901-2, 2,771,286, a decrease of 1,055,857. Mr I). Vinson-Dossetor, teacher of voice production and singing, has decided to open classes for ladies and gentlemen at begin ning of year, at 10s 6d per quarter—by this means a most enjoyable as well as very profitable evening will l>e spent each week, Intending members will oblige by leaving names at Mr Paul's Hook-arcade. Hamilton. —Mr Dossetor will also be glad to call upon any desirous of having their voices tried—Terms for private lessons per ar» rangeuient— Private address, Almadale, Hamilton. Aiht.] SPBAINS are often morn serious than broken bones on account of not being pro perly treated. Apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm freely as soon as the injury is re ceived and it will quickly restore the parts to a healthy condition. " W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton: THOMAS WELDS, Agent. Cambridge: CEO. M. A. AIIIER, Agent, Te Awamutu, sell it. WADE'S WORM FIGS-the Wondeful Worm Woriers—are a safe and sure remedy, in Is boxes. Sold everywhere. T, A MPS From ls to At TO. Lin.±U TO UAM EscoTT's Victoria Btr»ot C»ml>rMt»> Worms undermine Children's Constitu tions. Use WADE'S WORM FIGS. Is boxes.
CRICKET.
ENGLISHMEN v AUCKLAND. (By Tel. graph.--Pie.-s Associate.) AUCKLAND, This Day The match between Lord Hawke's team and an Auckland eleven commenced to-day. There was a fair attendance of the pub lic. Auckland lost the toss and the English men elected to bat on a splendid wic ket. The weather was dull and the light bad and as the afternoon advanced a drizz ling rain set in, which told against the bowlers, and making the ball greasy. The visitors were at the wickets i'oi three hours and a-quarter and compiled 2 !■_' runs for the loss of 7 wickets. Kane, the Essex era k. put together the top score (82>, but gave one or two chances. Stemson took three wicket-, all clean bowled, for (iii. The fielding on the whole was good. The following are the scores cf the Eng lishmen in their first innings :
!'. F. Warner, c Neill, b 11. I!. Lu.-k ... 21 C. T. Buruup, l) Stemson ... ... 42 F. L. Kane, b Stemson 82 T. L. Taylor, c Mason, b Barclay '.'.'. 17 E. M. Dowsou, b Stem-on ... " ... 34 11. T. Bonsanquot, c Barclay, b Neill ... lo W. Stauning, not out ... ... lo Thompson, b Stemson ... 7 P. K. Johnson, not out ... 4 Extra .. ... ~, ] Total for seven wickets ... ... 21-2
SPORTING
AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) AUCKL\ND, This Day. The following are the acceptances for the summer meeting : Trial Handicap: Ayrdale, Borneo, Strat haven.Bacchus.Putty, Maroon and Gold Geo. legist, Gladisla, Camille, Despatch, Paul, Seaton, Muskerdale, Bobs, Queen Ann, and Baston. " Hurdles. : Cannongate, Haydon, Rufus, Tim.Tauhei, Princess of I'hule* Miss Drury, My Lord, Papalu, Perseverance, Dingo, Inchcape, Lingard, Marine. Nursery Handicap: Stibbington, Des demonia, Delania, Rose, Shield, Ropa, Abba, Kosa, Simple Simon, Cyrus,Te Aroha, Agrapus, Bonheur, Lady Annie. Pony Cup: S'.epaway, Annoyed. Miss Lane, Avalanche, Sentinel, Girtou Girl, Belle Cole, Se.itonia, Cuisine, Lucette Soniea. Christmas Handicap: The Needle, Golden Vein, Formula, Romeo, Strathaven] Solo, Putty, Maroon and Gold, Kelbum. Irish, Qutei Ann.
INTERPROVINCIAL
(By Telegraph.—Press Associat'on.) ALLEGED INDECENT ASSAULT. WELLINGTON, Yesterday. John Joseph Murphy, e.harged with inde cent assault on a little girl, reserved his defence and was committed for triaf. A LARGE ESTATE FOR SETTLE MENT. TIMARU, Yesterday. The Mayor last evening received a tele gram from the Hon. Hall-Jones stating that Cabinet had decided to lake the Levels Estate eompulsorily for settlement. The estate comprises about 43,000 acres, of very varied character. It extends .from within three miles of Timaru to Albtiry, about twenty miles air-line. When he addressed his constituents Mr Hall-Jones spoke of a quarter of a million as about the price offered by the Government. The negotia tions have been going on for years. A LABOUR MEMBER. AUCKLAND, This Day. Mr W. Jennings, member for Egmont, last night was the guest of about 200 Auckland friends at a smoke social under the presidency of the Mayor. Mrs Jennings said the statement alleging to the labour meiiibeafc; were tied body and soul to Mr Seddon were absolttely false aud insulting to an intelligent democracy. SEAMEN'S DISPUTE. AUCKLAND, This Day. Mr Kneen, the local secretary of the Seainens' Union, has received from Sydney the following cable:—" Matter settled, compromise arranged." It is understood that the seamen have accepted a reduction of ten shillings a month. THE LIQUOR TRADE, CHRISTCIIURCH, Last Night. A meeting of the licensed traders, whole sale and retailers, was held, their being (JO hotelkeepers of the city and sub urbs present. A long discussion took place on the charges levelled in the press, and otherwise against the trade. A resolution was carried to the effect that those present agreed to observe the law in its entirety, and formed themselves into a vigilance committee to report any breach of the Licensing Acts. SECONDARY EDU^AT^ON. MASTERTON, Last Night. Speaking at Mr Hogg's banquet the Premier said he was not sure that all the revenue from education endowments should be devoted to the purposes of secondary education, and the cost of primary education at home by the consoli dated revenue. He thought the colony was behind in secondary education, par ticularly in the university education.
SCHOOL CONCERT.
A very successful school concert was given in the Oddfellows' H ill, Ca nbridge, on Thursday, by the scholars attending the district school, the building being packed to its utmost capacity. It is pleasing to note that while the ordinary school work has received such faithful attention, time has been found to work up a capital enter tainment, that given last evening mee'- ing with such high appreciation. The teachers are to be congratu lated upon the srosess of their etforts, The overture was provided by Mhs M. I'ilcher and Master B. Robert, who p'ayed iemarkably well. A stage lull of infants prettily dressed then gave a recitation. •Sergeant Munro's squa*! gave an ex hibition of physical drill with anus, !,ut it was rendered less cite; five by the absen se of proper time in the movements. Stand ards I. and 11. sang the well-known'* Tin Gee Uee." A very pretty fin drill by the junior girls was enthusiastically encored. Miss A. Boycegave a very good performance of a violin solo, the infants following with an action song. Mr Brown, of the High School, brought down the house with a comic recitation, having to respond with a second number of a pathetic turn. A camp scene by the cadets concluded the first part. The second part opened with a coon song by Standards 1 and 11. Miss M. Roberts showed talent by her playing of a violin solo. Ten boys took part in the conic sketch " Ten Little Niggers," much merriment being occasioned, and a recall bting demanded. A bayonet exercise by Captain Richardon's squad was exceed ing good, and oalled forth much favourable comment. A number of girls followed, prettily dressed in Japanese costume, and sang nicely together. The elder girls then went through some dumb bell drill very creditably. Standard 111. sang " The Snow Man," being followed by the humor ous character sketch, " Three Old Maids of Lea," which elicited much laughter. The scene" liood Night " and the National An them brought the entertainment to a close. Mrs Lowe played moat 0/ the accompani ments,
NEW ZEALAND DAIRY EXPORTS
- <*> (Bv Tclwiph.—Pros As?s<*ial'o:o WilL!\'.r"N, Vesterduy.' Mr Heat lie, secretary of the National l>aiiy Ass. ciai ion who lias just relumed from :i visit to England, states that he found the merchants of the United King dom well pleaded wit', the quality of New Zealand produce. A great competitor with New Zealand butter wm- Siberia, whence, al most unlimited quantities poured into Great Britain every week in the year. This article, however, was not to be compared with the N'i'iv Zealand ;i/ .duo'.aad its whole sale price was about i'V; per C ivt less than that of the average \"ew Zealand butter. Mr Beatlie found tradesmen nearly all familiar with New Zealand brands cf butter, and from his investigations he con vinced himself that New Zealand butter would have an ab.s dntcly uulimited niarkft in Great Britain for years to come, provided the present ijunlity is maintained. New Zealand had now established a place in the top market, and ho believed she would a'ways keep it. There was practically the whole of the Midland counties vet to be exploited by Xew Zealand" dairy produce. All the butter dealers agreed that the general quality of New Zealand butter was even of higher grade than that got from Australia, and this ra ther discounted the fact that importers could not rely with Certainty on the arrival of shipments from New Zealand. The sale of frozen meat from New Zealand was simi larly handicapped, though dealers would much sooner stock it if it were more regu larly supplied. There was a lot of room for improvement in the handling of stock in the London docks, but this defect was not the fault of the shipping companies. The great cheese pro blem was referred to less optim istically by Mr Beattie, nevertheless he was convinced that there is a better market awaiting this industry when it has pro gressed a little on the broad real toward improvement. The Xew Zealand article itself is well spoken of in the large centres at Home, though arranoemants were de fective. Cheese of specially good quality commanded fancy prices. A deterrent to success in the market was that the packing of cheese was not so well attended to aa butter, and the timber used in making cheese cases too slight; altogether the re° suit was that the manufactured article suffered.
CAMBRIDGE DISTRICT SCHOOL
PRESENTATION OF PRIZES, A pleasant function took piace at the Cambridge School grounds yesterday, tak ing the form of the teachers "At Home/' presentation of prizes to children, and nru furling the nag. There was a large attend ance ot parents and friends. A ring was formed outside the school building the cadets being lined up at one side. A°nuiu berof members of the Cambridge Band were also present and played several selections. 3Jr Walker, the headmaster, expressed pleasure on behalf of the teachers at seteine - so many present. ° Mr Wells apologised for the absence of the chairman (Mr G. Dickinson). He then distributed the prizes as follows, the awards being made to those scholars who were highest in their respective classes: High School: Bryan Willis (dux) This pupil was loudly cheered when he walked up to receive his prizes. Standard VI.: Charles Ferguson 1, Ethel Carr 2. Standard V.: Mary Plescher 1, Bland Huberts 2. Ap S p l ieb Ja ? lV ' :J ' T^nl^manl . Stanley Standard 111.-. (b,,ys) Norman Carter 1, (_ nns Boyce 2. ' Standard 111. : (gi r \ s) Cassie Savage 1. S.andard II: Basil Lockley.Donald Car ter, Stanley Wallis, Marion Howard t Standard I- : Pearl Western, Lintoji Kunci man, Elsie Munroe Primer II. : Kenneth McDermott, Doris Sanders, Nina Hill. ' S Primer I: Ivy Arnold, May Sheehan. SPECIAL PRIZES. Composition, Standard VI ■ C Hallr 1 C. Reid 2. * ' v l)i Standard V. : Alice Minchin 1 Frank Wilis 2. The headmaster paid a high compliment to Ali ee Minchin, iayine she showed special ability. e A special prize awarded by Mrs W B Souter for a written invoice (open to all* scholars in the school) was awarded to Alice Atknson. The specimens by Lelia Sanders am, Jack Hally were considered ot such merit that Messrs J. H. Edwards and E. J Vv dkinson donated special prizes - in the order mentioned. Messrs T J Lea and W. J. Souter judged the 'first prize. Drawing (Standard VI.) : Margerv PiL cher 1. Standard V. .-JRonald Smith 1 Attendance Prizes : Willa Youn* fjhis pupil has not missed a single day for four years) and Chris Boyco. Good AtteJ- e p tar ?K K , ahe McGil P« S " A PPleby and Roy Roberts, r J IP3l P3 J 1 i ng M a - Dd n T e^ tnefs prizes pre sented by M.ss Kingsford) John Twenty mini. Anting: Roy Roberts 1 Placed on the inner walls of the school building were specimens of the childrens handwriting, freehand and shaded drawing, and maps of Australia and Jew Zealand. The hand-writing and drawing are deserving of every commenda tion After presenting the prizes, Mr AJels spoke of the excellence of the children s work, specially mentionin* the handwriting. He complimented Mr Walker upon the day's arrangements Some specimens of kindergarten work (lately introduced into the school) were ex hibited and favourably commented upon \ r T k ? 0f the establishment of the High School, about which hesaidl there seemed to be some slight misunderstandinir Iheyhadnowin the district a school where children could receive as eooF if not a better, education as they could in* Auckland, where a charge of £*Q f or board and tuition was made. This was pxrt of a grand scheme inaugurated by the Inspec tor-general and was only yet in its infancy He hoped that with tb*»3 advantages at heir doors, parents wou'd endeavour to keeptheir children at school after passing the \i. standard. They had a very com potent principal in Mr Brown. UNFURLING THE FLAG. T':>e ceremony unfurling the fl %g was I hen p-oceeded with, being conducted bv Hi.; Worship the Mayor, (Mr W F Back laud), who g*ve the children a lot of sound a iv.ee as regards the reponsibility of their school career and hoped they would grow up t. be ladies and wutlemen and an ' honour to the good old flaw. . Three cheers were thou gi ven for Mr i Buekland, Mr Wells and Mr Walker. < THE ' ->T~HOM " ** I'he adults were then entertined at afternoon tea by the teachers. This is an excellent way of bringing teachers and parents together, and it is hoped it will be conducive of good results M During a lull in the conversation Mr Walker presented (on behalf of the teachers) a gold brooch to-Mrs Lowe in token oi their appreciation of that ladv's musical services at the recent school concert. v« Wi
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NIOATE&Cot PURE TOTALLY kum 1U IS S 1U ISS EN, KNOX STREET, HAMILTON. CERTIFICATED TEACHER OF THE PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN AND VIOLA. Special attention to Technique & Theory. R. W. D SOLICITOR Hamilton. MONEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE OF FREEHOLS. LVPH ERBERT Tr /ROLLINS. Y.C BARRISTER and SOLICITOR TE AWAMUTU. SOLICITOR FOR "ADVANCES TO SETTLERS OFFICE." J, A. YOUNG, DENTIST. Te Awainutu, first Tuesday in month. Ngaruawahia, second Tuesday in month. Huntly, third Tuesday in month. Te Aroha, fourth Tuesday in month. Other districts occasionally. HIGH-CLASS WORK. TERMS MODERATE. MR Q. SKENE DIXON SURGEON DENTIST, HAMILTON. Vilitß monthly the'following jlaoes : NfjaniHwahla— Ist Friday Te Awainutu—2nd Friday Huntly-4th Friday. FOUR AND A HALF PER CENT We have Money to Lend at this rate on First-class Freehold Security. Early Aplications is requested. Vaile Bros,, Legal Chambers, opposite Vulcan Lane, Queen-street, Auckland. 24 7 lONEY TO LEND on Mortage of L First-class Freehold Securities. W. COLEMAN, Solicitor and Notary Public. 109, Queen - street, Auckland, 23 7. H. I. B •JL. ±. ±) I G G S, AUTHORISED AND LICENSED SURVEYOR. Ten years on Government Staff. NEXT HAMILTON HOTEL, HAMILTON. 23,7. •EW S0 N OHEPPARD, LAND, COMMISSION. ESTATE AGENT HAMILTON. M R T. H, B OSWOET »' Teacher of Piano, Viomn, 'Cetlo and Singing, Having taken up his residence in Hamil ton, is now prepared to receive pupils at CLAREMONT VILLA. Cambridge Every MONDAY and TUESDAY. Te Awamutu—Every FRIDAY. Mr Bosworth's " Waikato Quadrille Band" is now open to accept Engage- for Concerts, Balls, etc., ir. any part the AVaikato. ENT A L OTI C E MR E. DE VENNY McGARRIOLE, DENTAL SURGEON, Hamilton. Mr McOarriglo may be consulted on and after Saturday, August 2nd, at his room*, Victoria House, Hamilton Nitrous-Oxide gas administered. Painless Extractions by the most recent process. Artificial work at moderate Prices. H. UPTOX. ENGINEER, HAMILTON. HAS ON SALE AGENT FOR White Cotton Waste W. A. Ryan and Oils Benzine Belting Bolts and Nut; Coach Screws Packings Insertion Etc., etc. Co.'s Union Oil Engini's Automobiles Gould's Pumps Stc>cl Split Pullevs I S S p 11 O H II E R, TEACHER OF SINOINiI AND VOICE PKODL'v'TI^X. "ANDSUME fOMI'OTF,-! .!i:--l ll.e . thing lor a pr.-s-sil - i'.- .■>,:., -,.\ E. J. VvlLi.lN'so;-;-.-:, i-, ;i1 |.,h... f] It I D I. I! U. GENERAL CARRIER, i COAL AND FIREWOOD MERCHANT, f HAMILTON. 17IKST CLASS STATIONERY at L. J. WILKINSON'S, i-'ainbridge, in I .packets at 3d. Id, Id, 7d, Sd, is. Is 3d la 01, 3s, 26 Cd. Businu33 envelopes a special}'.
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THE REBELLION IN MOROCCO.
♦- (Received Dec. 19, 0.11 p.m.) LONDON. Dee. 18. The pretender to tlie Moorish throne has not been raptured, but has established his court ;il Lz;i, with every symbol of royalty. The tribes eastward of Fez recognise him as the Sultan.
THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY.
(Received, Dec. 10, 0.11 a.m.) LONDON, Dee. IS. The condition of the Archbishop of Canterbury is stationary.
THE SUGAR BOUNTIES.
LONDON. Dee. IS. Mr Balfour, in the House of Com mons, said there was no reason for delaying the ratification of the Sugar Convention, as it did not require Great Britain to penalise the sugar industry in any of the self-governing colonies.
VETERINARY SCIENCE IN TRANSVAAL
LONDON, Dec. 17. The Government contemplates sending to South Africa bacteriolog ical experts to study remedies for cattle diseases. The Government are importing Queensland cattle aud a large nnmber of Australian sheep aud English rams, also establishing experimental farms when the veterinery department can educate the Boers to combat the dis eases.
MACEDONIAN AFFAIRS
SOFIA, December 18. Count Lamsdorff, the Russian For eign Minister, visits Belgrade and Sofia. The Bulgarian Chamber has voted relief to 2000 refugees from Turkish territory. The Premier declared that there was little hope of re-instating them in their homes in .Macedonia until the security of the district was assured. The Czar has contributed 10,000 roubles to the relief fund.
EDUCATION BILL PASSED
LONDON, December 18. The House of Commons, by 228 votes to 82, agreed to Lord "Hals bnrv'a clause in the Education Bill de fining more clearly the right of appeal to Bishops in regard to -iiit character of religous instruction in the schools. Lord Hugh Cecil's vigorous protest drew from Mr Balfour a strong vvara ing as to the danger of the hurch of any driving deeper of the wedge, which unhappily seperated ecclesias tical opinion and the great body of lay opinion. The Bill rim-illy passed the Com mons, and then the House of Lords.
SOUTH AFRICAN AFFAIRS.
—_*. DISBANDED SOLDIERS. LONDON, Dec. 19. After disbandment, four thousand ex-soldiers enrolled in the war con tingency force, six thousand in the South African Constabulary being retained. MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT. A draft of the ordinance regulating municipal franchise in Johannesburg has been submitted to Lord Milner. In his report he declares it to be true wisdom not to allow aliens political power, even in municipal administration. The Times states the Dutch loyalists are planning an organisation for mutual support throughout South Africa. A FINAL APPEAL FOR FUNDS. yff Kecoived December IS), 10.52 pin LONDON, Dec 18. • ' The final appeal to Holland by the Boer generals reiterates the necessity for public clarity as there are several cases requiring assistance, despite Britain's attempts to ameliorate the sad state of the Boers.
GENERAL ITEMS.
LONDON, Deo. I'J. Major Lang, speaking at West- minster, sail l.ritain was no danger of Straining tilt: friendly relations with America. The Government were determined to draw them closer than ever. Many casualties and some fatalities have been caused by the heavy gales on"the British Coast. Lightning destroyed the hospi tal at Uamgala, a British post to the northwest of Victoria Nyanza. The patients were uninjured. At the inquest on the body of .Maud Marsh, a venlicl of wilful murder was returned againsl Chapman. I An earthquake destroyed Andjija, Turkestan, killing [.")."), and injuri'n" 317. General Nord has been installed President of Hayti, the army acclaim ing his succession.
GERMAN WARSHIP ASHORE BERLIN, December 17. The German battleship Withels back has gone ashore at Korsor, Zea land.Jon the Netherlands coast.
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THE VENEZUELAN TROUBLE
> AMERICA'S ATTITUDE. NEW YORK, Dee. IS. Mr Balfour's virtual declaration that the allies are at war with Vene zuela is coincident with an official announcement that the United States (ioes not recognise the blockade unless a state of war is declared and the blockade made applicable to mer chantmen of all nations. Every journal in New York de clares that Venezuela agrees to sub mit, everything except territorial in demnities to arbitration. Admiral Dewey has been ordered to send an officer to act as assistant at Caracas to Mr Bowen, the United States' Minister. THE KAISER AND ARBITRA TION. BELGIAN CLAIMS. (Received Dec. 20, 1.7 a.m. NEW YORK, December 19. President Castro has invested Mr Bowen, United States Minister at Caracas, with full powers to effect a settlement with J bit a in, Germany and Italy. Advices received at Washing ton point to the appointment of mixed commissions to receive Venezuelan customs, applying part to the main tenance of the Government and the remainder to the settlement of the claims of the Powers. The President of Eucador has telegraphed to Castro expressing sympathy and hope that: pacific and honourable settlement will be arrived at. LONDON, December 10. The Morning Post states it is re ported the Kaiser has announced he will not accept the arbitration. The Hon. Colonel Day favors arbi tration, assuming that Britain's ac ceptance will bring Germany into line. Germany has adopted Mr Bal four's view of the blockade, which will shortly be gazetted. The Daily Telegraph states Ger many supports the Belgians in their Venezuelan claims of a quarter of a million sterling.
A BALLOON MATCH.
Received December 19, 10.52 p.m. LONDON, December IS. Dumont has challenged Pierre Paul Le Bauyfor a steerable balloon match in March for a hundred thousand francs.
THE AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN.
Received December 111, 10.12 p.m. LONDON, December 17. The Australians' share in the pro ceeds of the test matches is £1,058. The grounds where the matches were played received £3OO, and three first class counties £1!.).") each, and live second class counties £4.8 each.
THE FRENCH MARITIME STRIKE
♦ Received December 20, 1.28 a.m. PARIS, December 19. The seamen at Marseilles resumed work relying on Parliament to settle the conditions of work.
ARMY SUPPLIES.
LONDON, Dec. 18. Mr Brodrick announced that all supplies for the army in South Africa, after January Ist, must be obtained froitt British Empire sources, un less special circumstances necessitate otherwise, when a special sanction to obtain them from outside sources will be essential.
AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
A DEFICIT. MELBOURNE, Dec 18. The State Budget shows a deficit of £953,000. The Government pro pose new taxation to the extent of a quarter of a million. They will make a levy on the accident fund and the railway stores suspense account to the extent of £IIO,OOO, and a sum of £IBO,OOO will be raised bv lowering the income tax exemption to £IOO, and the abolition of it altogether on incomes over £OOO. At the latter sum the rates will be Od and 9d on incomes and properties respec tively, with a further proportional in crease beyond £IOOO. Probate duties are expected to realise an additional £70,000 and the exemption will be reduced from £IOOO to £IOO. The rate will be increased from two to three per cent, on estates of from £SOOO to £IO,OOO in value. SHIPPFNG. SYDNEY, Dec. ID. Sailed : To-night, the U.S.S. Com pany's new steamer Moeraki. TOTAL WRECK. MELBOURNE, Dec 19. The Inverloehy struck the Here ford reef twelve miles from Lome, three miles off 11 sore. She is a com plete wreck. The insurances are un known. CRICKET MATCH. ADELAIDE, Dec. 19. In the cricket match, New South Wales v. South Australia, Wales has lost 6 wickets for 227, Noble 108. Duff 94.
WAIKATO SHOW SITE. <■■ i Through tho •.-■■urii-sy of Mr i. dates, President of ili" Waik.ito Agricultural ;in<l IVntural Association, we arc able l'> publish the details of the ;v,;ent i>;lh>t fur ti per manent sit*. l for the V. aikato Show :
The following voted for Chuidehmds only —Raglan and Waingaro (3), Kiug Coun try (:}), Matn Mata (':}), Ok-.reire (3), Wel lington, W iville, |and Taiwan ga (3)—15. There wi'ic \:l informal votes and 1 were received too late.
NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' UMION.
lir J. Barugh, President?" of the Waikato Farmers' Club, has received the following circular letter .transmitted to him by the Auckland Provincial Secretary., Mr Edwin Hall. Paltner.ston North, 12th Dec, 1902. To Chairman and Members Branch. A circular has been issued by Mr 11. J. Prior, pertaining to come from the Farmers' Union, without any authority, in relation to Fire Insurance. To avoid misapprehension, I beg to notify that this has nothing to do with the negotiations lam conducting on behalf of the Union in this matter, and until they are decided, one way or the other, I would a<k the Union to avoid committing itself in any way. I may also say that lam in communication with Mr M. M, Kirkbride, our late President, and now a member of the Jlous 1 , to promote a Bill to give us power to start a Mutual Fire and Acci dent Insurance Company, and hope he will be successful. I have again communicated with the War Office, pointing out that we are still prepared to make an offer to supply oats, and that we might also assist in the pur chase of horses for India if any are re quired.—Yours faithfully, JAMES Lt. WILSON, President N.Z. Farmers' Union. Don't bustle yourself. Empire Royal Blue, I)a ; sy Soap and Laundress Help do the work aud you need not hustle, •'"'avage and Richards, A. G. Harris, F. J. Sanders, Charlie B.yce and all Hamilton and Cam bridge grocers thiuk a deal of Empire Goods. In Te Awamutu and K'ihikihi you have up to date stores who stock Empire Goods, Umpire Blue, Daisy Soap, etc. Just call at <!. M. A Aider's Warehouse and Gilford and Bowden's. If you're in k'ihikihi and run short of Empire Royal Blue, the bluest blue that ever blued a blue bag, or Daisy Soap, "a daisy," look up T. H. Chapman and John < i. Elmsley. "' A little bit later on," when in Ohaupo, go to .1. T. Edwards for Empire Blue and Daisy Soap. Further on in the land of cordials ask • ■reeu and Colebrook for Empire Goods, < ttorolianga. DINNER SETS— F t r O °VXt WIT,] 7AM ESfOTTX Victoria.street. Cambridge
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Wantods Etc ANTED—AII Waikato Residents to T ¥ visit the West Coast Health Resort, during Regatta Carnival week, and witness famous Poi and Ilaka dances. V ANTED— Rent immediately in any Waikato town, furnished house for month, or would exchange furnished house, Devonport. Apply, C. Wallnutt, Hamilton. J ANTED KNOWN-Davis and Co., T i have a Strong Spring Trap and Harness for sale, cheap. Suitable for butcher or baker with cover. WANTED— The Fanners to remember and bring in their Ducks, Geese, and Turkeys, to Davis and Co. Christmas sale on Monday next. TANTED Owners of McCormick » / Hinders, who require their Machines overhauled, to notify mo at once. F. J. Sanders, Cambridge. Sole agent Mc- Cormick Co., for Auckland Province. TANTED Buyers for one each • J Ladies' and Gent's latest 11 model 1902 Massey Harris Cycles, at MM each. Real bargains to quit. F. J. Sanders, Cambridge. rANTED~AIf Waikato Residents to visit the West Coast Health Resort, during Regatta Carnival week, and witness famous Poi and Haka dances. 7ANTED KNOWN—Those desirous of having FAMILY GROUPS PHOTOGRAPHED at Xmas or New fear should make appointments with Messrs GAZE & CO. as early as possible. —Howden's Buildings, Hamilton. VI7 ANTED—The travelling public to re iV member that Tea, Coffee, Pies, Pastry, Cakes, etc.. are obtainable all day long at my Refreshment Auck land, Local, and Illustrated papers.—J. T. Home, Confectioner etc., Hamilton. ~%JU" ANTED—Those requiring Violins, » T Strings, and all Accessories appert aining thereto, to call on or send to H. H. Howden, watchmaker and jeweller, Hamil ton, who has a large supply in stock. WANTED KNOWN, Mrs Bridges has opened up in Victoria Street, Hamilton, with a supply of Smoked Fish. Fresh fish three times a week. Also, Summer Drinks, Lollies, Sweetmeats etc., ' .rrive shortly. TANTED KNOWN.—v; Plescher~de sires to draw attention to his large stock of Footwear. A splendid lot of Ladies' and (ientlouien's American Kid bouts (lace and button), Walking and Evening S:ioes, Girl's Lace and Button Boots (tan and black), Good Strong School Boots, Farmers' Boots, Bluchers," Canvas Shoes, heather and Carpet Slippers (good and cheap). Repairs neat and prompt. First-class boots made t) order. V. PLE SCHER, CO-OPERATIVE BOOT SHOP, CAMBRIDGE. Religious Announcements. CHRISTMAS SERVICES. rpRINITY METHODIST CHURCH, V HAMILTON. * SUNDAY, DECEMBER 21. Preacher 11 a.m. and 7 p.m—Rev. H. L. Blamires jChristmas Hymns and Christmas Sermons. Special Carols and Solos will be rendered at the eveninsr services. METHODIST CHURCH, CAMBRIDGE —Rev. S. J. Gibson. Christmas Sermons, to-morrow. ChrißßUias Anthems, Appropriate Hyma, Solo.
Government Notices- NEW ZEALAND R. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS: TRAIN" ARRANGEMENTS. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23rd A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave. Poro-o- J\. taraoat l'-K 15 a.m., Ye Kuiti 11.10, To Awamutu 12.5'', Frankton 2 [i.in,, arriv ing Auckland 5.-1-S run. North of Fraukton this train will only stop ;it Ngaruawahia, Hnntly, Mercer, Pukek"!n>, Drury, < >tahuhu, Penmse and Newmarket. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2-Ith. The usual 4.15 p.m. FrAnktnn train will not leave Auckland (ill 5.35 p.m., and will run through to Cambridge, arriving Frauk ton 10.50 and Cambridge 11.50 p.m. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25th. The usual service will run on the Rotorua, Cambridge,Te Awamutu lines,and between Thames and Fraukton. Trams will leave Frankton for Auckland at in a.in, 1. lo p.m., and 2.H p.m. Trains will leave Auckland for Frankton at 7.50 a.m., 10 a.m. ami t.15 p.m. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26th (BOXING DAY'). A special train will leave Cambridge for Frankton and Thames at 7.25 a.m. Pas Bangers for Thames change trains at Ruakura Junction. A special train will leave Frankton for Thames at 8 a.m., Hamilton 8.8, arriving Thames 11.50 a.m., returning, leaving Thames for Frankton and Cambridge at 7 p.m. SATURDAY IMBER 27th. A special train will leave Frankton at S a.m., Hamilton 8.8 a.m., arriving Thames 11.50 a.m., returning, leaving Thames for Frankton and Cambridge at 7 p.m. MONDAY, DECEMBER 20th. The usual t.lo p.m. Frankton train will not leave Auckland until 5.35 p.m., Race course G.lO p.m., arriving Frankton 10,50 All goods and livo traffic will be sus pended on 25th and 20th December. For further particulars of train arrange ts and excursion fares see posters. BY ORDER. DRAINAGE SECTION will be received up to 1 SATURDAY', 20th December, 1902, for the excavation of 75 chains, more or less, of OPEN DRAIN. Plans and Specifications may be seen at the Homestead. M. MULCAUEY, Manager. &J&3L Department of Lands and Survey, District Oflice, Auckland, December 8,1902. IS HEREBY GIVEN that the " Right to Cut Flax growing on Crown Lands as described below, will be offered for Sale by Public Auction at this Oliice, on MONDAY, sth day of January, 1903, at 11 o'clock a.m. WAIHI SOUTH SURVEY DISTRICT (Part Blocks I. and II.)—On that portion of the Blocks on the banks of the Ponga kawa and Kaikokopo Rivers, as delineated on plan at this office. About 500 tons of flax. Upset price, ,£7O. Payable on the fall of the hammer. Twelve months will be allowed for the removal of the flax. GERHARD MUELLER, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Tenders. TENDERS. r PENDERS, addressed to the under- I signed, will be received until TUES DAY, 23rd December, for the ERECTION OF A TEN-ROOMED HOUSE in Vic toria. Street, Cambridge Plans, &c„ may be seen at J. 11. Edwards' Fancy Goods Repository. " C. RE ID, Cambridge. RANGITAIKI DRAINAGE DISTRICT board. RANGITAIKI SUB-DIVISION. WHAKATANE COUNTY. HpENDERS are invited for the following i. works:— CONTRACT No. 1-WESTERN DRAIN EXCAVATION, 5 miles 00 chains 3 miles 46 chains, width 6 feet, depth 3ft 6in; 2 miles 11 chains, width 8 feet, depth 3ft Gin. CONTRACT No. 2 EASTERN DRAIN EXCAVATION, 6 miles: 2 miles drain, width G feet, depth 3ft Gin ; -1 miles drain, width 8 feet, depth 3ft Gin. CONTRACT No. 3 —EASTERN BOUN DARY DRAIN EXCAVATION, 2 miles, width 1 feet, depth 3ft Gin. CONTRACT No. I—OUTLET LAGOON TO ORINE, about 15 chains, width 12 feet, depth 3ft 6iu. CONTRACT No. 5-EXCAVATION OF DRAIN THROUGH SECTION 61: 100 chains, width 8 feet, depth 3ft Gin. CONTRACT N,,. O—EXCAVATION OF DRAIN THROUGH SECTIONS 50, 51, 52, 53, and. deepening existing drain. CONTRACT No. 7—CONSTRUCTION OF of Rmgitaiki River, in sections I mile in length ; total length 5 mil's, average width 2ft Gin, height 2 feet. Specifications and conditions of contracts can be seen at the office of this paper, and at the Board's office, Whakatane, after Monday, 15th December. Tenders to be addressed to the Chairman, and sent into the Board's office, Whakatane, not later than 11 a.m. on Wednesday, 21th December, 1902. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. A. WARBRICK, Chairman Rangitailu Drainage Board. Whakatane, Ist December, 1902\
Business Notices. .WING TO THE iNCE IN THE WE ARE C< RAISE THE PRICE <>;•' BREAD Monday, Decembsr 22iici, J ( ] CASH, AND 41,J r For the 2lb F I'.i >KEIi And at tlm same time wish lo call the attention of our customers to the high price of horse ford. rr nvuv . Cambii Ijje. SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAY. I PURSUANT to the terms of "The Hunks ami Banker's Act, 1880," and " The Hanks and Banker's Act Amend ment Act, 1882," and " The Hanks Holiday Act, 11)1)2," SATURDAY, the 27th DAY of DECEMBER, 11)02, is hereby appointed a SPECIAL HANK HOLIDAY, at the offices of the undermentioned Hanks throughout the Waikatn. BANK NEW ZEALAND, JAMES EMBLING, General Manager. BANK NEW SOUTH WALKS. E. F. FINCH, Inspector. TAKE NOTICE HPHAT FREDERICK HUXTABLE is 1 NO LONGER AGENT or in any connected with the WERTHEIM, AND WHEELER AND WILSON SEWING MACHINE TRADE. Therefore no receipts or orders will he recognise'l as from December Ist, l!.t!i2, bearing Frederick Huxtable's signature! but DAVIS & CO. are the RECOGNISED AGENTS for the Waikato. Signed, LOCK, UPTON & CO., Auckland. VERANDAH BLINDS CHEAP. LL sizes from -Is t*< 12s si-t SANDERS. Q.CE., Cambridge. SUMMER DRINKS. RASPBERRY SYRUP of Special Quality, made expressly for me K brand of Genuine Raspberry Vine gar, Limejuiee, Limejuice Cordial Herb Beer extract, De Carles concen trated drinks. Eiffel Tower con centrated drinks, really splendid. SANDERS, Q.CE. ~K~ GOODS, _ K GOODS. * RASPBERRY JAM in Tins and Jars. K Jams assorted do. do. K Marmalade, K Nectarine Converse, K Totted Meats K Raspberry Vinegar, guaranteed made from genuine Raspberry K Potted Meats, K Sheep's Tongues, K Beef Tea, K Vinegar K Tomato and Worcester Sauce Pepper, etc., etc. If you want reliable goods that will please you, try K goods. SANDERS, Q.CE. NEW XMAS FRUITS. "ACHINE DRESSED CURRANTS . from lb. Finest quality Patras, do. 0d lb. Seeded Raisins and Muscatels, Lexias, Valencias, Sultanas from 7d lb; Figs, Dates, Desert Muscatels, Peaches, Pears, Apricots, Pine Apples from 7d ; Almonds, nuts of all kinds. Evaporated Peaches, Apricots, from 8d lb. Prunes from Bd. Apples. Finest quality goods at right prices. SANDERS, QC.E. CONFECTIONERY. CHOCOLATES of all makes in every variety, including Magawattee Lollies of all kinds, Metz Fruits, Xmas Stockings, Jewel Packets, etc. SANDERS, Q.CE. TAKE NOTICE. new Potted Meats, English, Ameri x. can and Colonial. For finest quality of Salmon, Sardines, etc. Try SANDERS, Q.CE. BISCUITS. BISCUITS from 3*d to 5s lb. I can O sell you all, either in varietv, quality, CHINA GLASS, ETC CALL and see the display of articles in the window at Is each. Plenty more inside. A fine assortment of goods to hand, suitable for wedding and Xmas presents. SANDERS, Q.CE. DO YOU WANT FURNITURE? CAN supply you with Furniture of Superior make of well - seasoned timber, at very reasonable prices. Furni ture and Bedding of every description, made to order by competent workmen. SANDERS, Q.CE. SASHES, DOORS, ETC. A STOCK of Sashes, Doors, Mantel- XJL pieces, Verandah Brackets, etc., on hand, splendidly made of well-seasoned timber, at the lowest prices ever offered. Kauri timber, cheap and good. F. J. SANDERS, Agent for J. McAndrew & Co., Paeroa. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. ONLY first-quality id cjsus iuui ixuiuurvs are supplied by us. Samples may be seen at our agent, Mr F. J. Sanders, Cam bridge. Agent for W. S Laurie & Co., Auckland. QUALITY IS THE TEST OF CHEAP NESS. McCORMICK Harvesting Machines, are not the lowest priced on the market, but the quality is unequalled, and they are guaranteed to give satisfaction. Binders, Mowers, or Rakes. A full stock of fittings m hand for all machines. F. J. SANDERS, Sole Agent Auckland Province. WHILE thanking my numerous patrons throughout Waikato for their kind support, no effort will be wanting on my part to merit a continuance of the same. My ambition is to keep the finest quality ■>f goods procurable. Wishing you all a im rry Xmas and a happy and prosperous New Year. F. J. SANDERS, Q.CE. Cambridge. IJRESERVING Jars, Preserving Pans in Brass, Copper, and Enemelled. Arras Cream Separators are the simplest, most effective known. Call and inspect them. Pricos 5Us up. SANDERS, CAMBRIDGE. Wades Worm Figs the Wonderful Worm Worriers—are a eure remedy, in Is boxes, gold everywhere.
W. J. Hunter. iX conspqnem-u of the Xew Year Holl th" undersigned WILL \<>T |[! ANY SALES at 'IV Awamutu ou Do Ivr 27th, ";nn'",ih-- 1 > oil 'anuarv :in W. J. II N T R R. from Mrs J. i'u Office, Hautapu] Waikato. to sell t at I'uk.'rcii'c > is lcaviti; HO I'SEHi First-cia> 0 I'SEHi.) LD Fl" RX IT I First-ciass Piano Single-seated Buggy Good Quiet Horse'and Harness Two-wheeled Roadster, Horse Harness Choice Dairy Cow, just calved Fowls, Sundries Sale it 1 o'clock siiarp. W. J. HU X TER. THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1903. The undersigned will sell at Hamilton Yards on Thursday, January Nth : OH P K 1 M E BE E F , 'Jy A\ m. Booth, Wm. (iraham, Wm. Vickers, Ohaupo 30 Yearling and 18-month Cattle Wathen, Ware, William Yickers Unos Solicited. Sale at 12 noon. W. J. HUNTER. CAMBRIDGE CATTLE SALE. SATURDAY, January 10,1903. In consequence of the usual sale day falling on the 3rd (holiday week), 1 will hold my next Cambridge sale on January lJtli, one week later than usual, and will sell: f~A WELL - BRED YOUXG o\f CATTLE, from neighbourhood 40 Choice 18-month and Two-year-old Half-bred Polled Angus Steers and Heifers. U*. Thornton 20 Well-bred Yearlings, B, Brown 15 Choice Yearlings and Strong Calves, W. P. Keid, 0. Reid. S Fresh-conditioned Cows and Heifers W. l\ Reid 20 Choice Yearlings, Robert Brown 12 Well-bred Calves, Taotaoroa 15 Yery Choice Shorthorn 18-month. old Steers, G. Nickle 8 Choice Yearlings, Mr Price 30 Well-grown Choicn Steer Calves, (1 Fat ('ows, F. Hicks 12 Prime Fat Heifers. Jos. (lane W. 6 Good Dairy Cows, at Calving, W. Stanley 40 Choice Calves, C. Chitty, A. Black man, X. Dougherty 12 Well-bred Three-year-old Empty Heifers, nearly beef, Fencourt 7 Three-year-old Steers, W. and E. Xickle W. J. HUNTER. SHEEP FAIR. Wednesday, February IS, J903. fHE undersigned will hold his First Sheep Fair at Ohaupo Yards, as above. Entries solicited W. J. II U NTER. OHAUPO CATTLE SALE. Tuesday, December 23. The undersigned will sell at the Ohaupo Yards on Tuesday, December 23rd : OA C 0 W S OU 30 One and Two-year-old Steers, from Kawhia 30 Well-bred Fresh-conditioned Young Cows 20 Strong Calves, mostly steers, Puke rimu 12 Yearling Steers, Markham 5 Well-bred Cows and Calves, P. Coyle 1 Choice Three-quarter-bred Jersey Cow at calving 4 Choice Yearlings and 18-month Three • quarter - bred Jersey Heifers 20 3 and Four-year old steers, in good condition, from the I'eninsula 20 Three and Four-year-old Jersey Heifers 30 2J-year Steers, neighbourhood 8 Yearling Steers, 10 Calves, Te Awanmtu 20 18-month and Two-year-old Steers A. Johnston G Fat Cows, J. S. Clark 10 Yery Choice Yearling Steers, A. Johnston N. B.—l will not hold another sale at Ohaupo till Tuesday, January 20 II U N T E 1? Any Person FOUND TRESSPASLXG with dog or gun on any of the Assets Realisation Board's properties in the Wai kato will be prosecuted. JOHN McCAW, Estates Superintendent, Matamata WHY COUGH? WHY COUGH? WHY COUGH? There is absolutely no remedy so speedy and effectual. One Lozenge alone gives relief. Simple, but sure in action, they can be taken by the most delicate. KEATING'S LOZENGE 3 KEATING'S LOZENGES KEATING'3 LOZE NGE 5 KEATING'S LOZENGE-5 If you cannot sleep one Kkatixo's Lozenge will set you right. They at once check the cough and remove the cause. An enormous sale all over the world during the past SO years proves their great value. GIVE INSTANT RELIEF. GIVE INSTANT RELIEF. GIVE INSTANr RELIEF. Keating'h Cough Lozenges, (he un rivalled rem -dy for COUGHS, HOARS'ESS, and THROA f TROUBLES.are sold every- WRAP THE NEGLF.OT < F A BAD COLD MEAN? Only too f:eqmr.:ly a serious a'.ruck of Pneumonia and the sowing <t the seeds ef that ecoivge of humanity, Consumption. These evils can b» averted hy taking TU3SICURA, which has been rr.vtd by experience to bo the Remedy «f the Ayo for all complaints of the Throat,, Lungs and Bronchial Tubes. Pri-o 2s 6d r.er Bottlts Obtainable at all Chemists and Storekeeper, throughout tho colony, CHAMBERLAIN S PAIN BALM has no equal as a household liniment. It is the best known remedy for rheumatism, lame back, quinsy and glandular swellings, while for sprains, bruises, burns and scalds it is invaluable. One application gives relief, Try it. AY. DEY, Agent Hamilton, THOS. WELLS, Agent Cambridge, GEO. M. A ABLER, Ageut Te sell it,
McNicol & Co. To WHOM [T MAY CONCERN. .' i■■ ■!!«•.jii.-iuv ..f ilif NYw Year Holi days, Hi... un.l.TiivfiKvl will NOT hold a McNICOL .v LO. HAMILTON nTOCK SALE. M »\i>.\ V. December 22. In consequence of the usual date falling on Chiistmas Day, wo will hold our next Hamilton Sale as above, on Monday December 22. 1 6 > v !•' V R L 1 N G S, I** Win. Mawhinney On Hogg-is, Tauwhare 30 Head Good Beef i) Fat Steers, very choice. Geo. Way. Champion Drill, Hi coulters 17 Dairy Cows,in full milk,seven of them heifers, balance good milkers. These cows are from one place, and comprise the owner's whole dairy of cows 8 Weaners, John Martin Two-vear Shorthorn Bull, 20 Fat Ewes, Cambridge Roller, good working order, F. M. Hall (30 Fat Sheep, Stretton 150 Prime Fat Ewes, Wethers and Lambs 20 Three-year Steers, Sutton Bros., Waitetuna 20 Choice Weaner Pigs, W. J. Arm strung 15 choice Weaner Pigs, W. A. Wils»; On account of the Hamilton Borough Council 11 Acres (more or less) of Oat Crop, growing on Galloway Reserve Entries Solicited. At 12 o'clock. McNICOL k CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. WAIHOU STOCK SALE. Friday January y, l()03. In consequence of usual sale day January 2. coming amidst the holidays we will hold our next Waihou Sale as above—one week later than usual. 1 r WELL - BRED THREE-YEAR LO OLD STEERS McNICOL <fc CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. OHAUPO LI YE STOCK SALE. , JANUARY 13. lE, AND DAIRY FAT, ST( CATTLE McNICOL k CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. CLEARING SALE AT SCOTCHMAN'S VALLEY. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21. Favoured with instructions the under signed will soli on behalf of Mrs Gubbins, at the farm, Papakanui, Scotchman's Valley, on above date, her HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, HACKS, BUGGY & DRAUGHT HORSES, BUGGY, DAIRY COWS, FARM. IMPLE MENTS, int. Full particulars later. M o N I o O L & CO. G. F. McCuliaoh, "uetionrer. IP/12 SALE OF ROTO-O-iUNGI HERD OP SHORTHORN CATTLE AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, January 28, 1903. OCA HEAD OF PEDIGREE 130 Cows and Heifers, now with bull 35 Yearling Heifers 75 Calves 1 Bulls 4 Draught Horses and Harness 6 Hacks Without Reserve. Catalogue and particulars on aoplication Origin of Herd : The cows were origi nally imported from Melbourne, purchased in 1870 from some of the best breeders there, including the Circular Head Co. of Tasmania, one of the first, if not the rirst company, to import and breed pure Shorthorns in Australasia ; kept pure since by bulls bred by J. Horwood, Bridgewater Park herd; E. Meulovp, Esq. Oamaru ; A. A. Fantham, Esq., Llawera; late John Crigg, Canterbury; Archdeacon Williams, Te Ante, Hawke's Lay ; W. Nixon, Esq., Can terbury : P. [>. D. McLean, E3q., Maraeka kaho, Hawke's Bay ; McH irdy Pros.. Pal merston North; and N.Z. Land Associa tion. McNICOL <fc CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. RANGIRIRI STOCK' SALE. THURSDAY, JANUARY 29. The undersigned will hold their next Ran giriri Sale on above date Entries Solicited. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, February 4, 1903. "?WES, LAMBS, WETHERS AND I RAMS Entries solicited. At 12 u'cloeL McNICOL k CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. 0 R pKIVATE OA L E FARMS in all parts of the district AGENTS FOR: Little's Sheep Dip, Fluid and Fowder The Highland Sheep Dip I', an! D. Duncan's Implements E.L.T. Noxious Weed Destroyer, a con densed fluid prepared for the de struction of blackberry, gorse, briar, etc. When properly applied this preparation is entirely reliable. One gallon of fluid to k) gallons of water. Supplied in one, two, and five-gallon drums ; one gallon us 6d, two* allon 5s 6d, five gallons ss. Spray pumps especially constructed for the pur pose, prices £i 10s. If bushes are small the fluid can be applied with ordinary water-can. Further par ticulars and testimonials on applica tion. McNICOL <fc CO.
McNicol & Co. PEDIGREE POLLED ANGUS BULLS FOR PRIVATE SALE. r pure-bred polled angu^" 0 BULLS, the property of Mr Alex ander Aitken, and bred upon the Keranoe Estate. 4 For furthei particulars apply t* McNIUOL & cO. Davis & Co- SPECULATORS LARGE OR SMALL CAPITAL 1 * ND all those anxious to 3««nr« L. GOOD INVESTMENTS of Substantial and Increasing Valms j and to those wishing to secure COMFORTABLE HOMES SNUG FARMS OR GOOD PASTORAL PROPEE TIES We would call your attention to the fact that we can offer the best and most com plete List of Properties of all kinds in th« Waikato and surrounding Districts, and are prepared to J FINA NCTALL Y, ASSIST BUYERS. We cannot here advertise our large list of. properties in detail, but we are always ready to give, or post full particulars t« intending buyers, also to conduct them over the different properties we hare for Sale, free of charge. Wo have properties from 50 acre to 5009 acres blooks in price from 17s 6d per acre to per acre witfc good roads, near Post Office, school, § Creameries and Railway, and or- Ear- Terms. IF YOU Desire to Sell We shall be glad to receive full particulars of your property which we advertise in different parts of New Zealand and Australia, which costs you nothing, a* advertising is the keystone to our success and our terms are, —^~ NC SALE, NO CHARGE. We have numerious inquiries from all pares of New Zeabnd and Australia, our con nection being very extensive. Having lately sold several properties is a proof o£ our ability to do business. Why Pay Rent. We have several Good Town Properties with 4 to 0 roomed houses, with i acre tc 10 acre good land in or Hamilton East and West. Easy terms. For farther parti culars apply to DAVIS & CO. AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, HAMILTON. Auction sales conducted in all parts of the country. Advances made on all goods | placed with us for Sale. „ -" WAIKATO AGENTS and SHOW ROOMS for the WONDERFUL * WERTHEIM SEWING MACHINE Three machines in one. On Time Pay ment, 2s 6d per week. Also, PIANOS & ORGANS English and German, and on easy terms. From 2s 6d per week. See our quality and price before you pur chase. W AIKATO AGENTS . M Northern Fire Insurance Company Capital ,£5,689,000. WAIKATO AGENTS Imperial (gold medal) Calf Food. T best in the market. Once used alwayp used. Auction sales at our New Mart and Yards, Hamilton, EVERY SATURDAY at 2 p.m., of POULTRY, PIGS, PRODUCE FURNITURE, etc. Anything you have for sale TAKE IT TO DAVIS & CO. and have it turned into cash. Hamilton, December 15th, 1902. AVING disposed of my butcheriflj l i business to Messrs Stone nni Chil cott, I take this opportunity of thanking my customers for the liberal support I have for so many years received from them, and to solicit a continuance of the same to my successors. T. QUALTROUGH. Hamilton, December 15th, 1902. to say that we have this day ta over Mr Quiltrough's old establis business, and hope by strict attenl to business, and by keeping meat of the very best quality only, to" receive a liber*' share of patronage and support. G. STONE, R. CHILCOTT. „ _. U7 OODCARVING—ReIief, Chip, Floral Chip, etc. Terms, 12s Gd per quartet 1 , Is Gd per hour. Articles designed.—Mies E. Ayling, 13, Victoria Area le, Auckland. TO WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS HOTELKEEPERS, and the General Public in the CITY OF AUCKLAND, and the SURROUNDING DISTEICT, IT having come under the notice of the undersigned Dunedin Brewers that BOTTLED ALE AND S'OUT PUR PORTING TO BE DUNEDIN ALE AND STOUT is now being sold throughout the Auckland District, bearing on the Labels the name of D. ARKELL, and a statement that the same is brewed expressly for D.' Arkel, NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN by the undersigned Brewers that-THEY DO NOT BREW FOR OR SUPPLY ALE OB STOUT TO the said D. Arkell. Dated at Dunedin, this 15th dav of Juh 1902. ' ' JAMES SPEIGHT AND CO., McGAVIN AND CO. MAURICE JOEL WILLIAM STRACHAN AND CO. ALMADALE, HAMILTON. Private Hoarding Estab lishment. MRS F. A. QUICK. Every Comfort and Convenience i Toujists. HOT AND COLp BAIHB. |
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Printed and published by Bobebt Johh Pacll and George Wiilux Vkn ables at their registered printinir" office \ ictona street, Hamilton, Anefc land, New Zealand. SATUEOAY, DECBMBBfc 20, 1908,
"A friocd need is a friend ia deed."This is an old provorl), " but as tnto as it is old. Hero is just such a friend. Never bo ■without it. closo at hand time. 'ers It will prove a good friend when you have a fresh cold, bringing immediate relief. You will find it equally true in old colds, bronchitis, whooping cough, asthma. And you will declare it "tho best Y "friend in the world" if you will use it for an irritable throat or weak lungs. It acts as a strong tonic, clearing up the throat, giving tono to the relaxed tissues, and greatly strengthening the longs. There arc many substitutes and imi tations. Beware of tuera! Be sure you get Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Two sizes. Large and small bottles. PM«»n«Hiv Or. J. C. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.. U S.A. EVANS' ■ ONDEEFULBEMEDIEB TUSSICtiRA. For Coughs and Colds. WITCH'S CIL. -For Rheu matios, Chilblaines etc MOUNTAIN KING ASTHMA POWDER.-For Asthma and Bronchits. Thew prepare, t ions, which have pained a f wiJotpread repuution thmuphon' the Col ony are obtsinalle in the Waikatp < ; Strict flora Ibefi-llnwiDs- :-H. J. Clifford, Merino villi 1 ; Thos. Wells, Cambridge ; W. Fseott, j Cambridge • F. J, tfnrdtrs,Cambridge; Chas [ Bpyoe, E.J. Davey. Buroilton : W. Dey, Hamil on ; J. 8. Edwards, Ohaupo ; G. M. A. Ahier, Te Awamutu ; F. A. Chapman, Kibi f kihi ; Green and C>lebrook, Te Kuiti er.d Otorchanga ; Doohy ar,d Paterson, Ngarui wahia ; K. F. Sandra, Hamilton; A. »E. Manning, Hamilton ; R. J. Boberts, Cam bridge. Piice, 2/6. ► "Say-Friend: ry Dontkeepmz awake ail night barking, 'i FOR COUGHS R COLDS IT ACTS LIKE. MAGICi!-; r SOLD jLVE.RYWHE.ru I/q & 2/6, PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE Value of Etaies in the Okhce : OVEK THKEE MILLIONS STEELING. Capital & Interest guaranteed by the State. j Further largo reductions now made iii costs administration. The Public Trust Cffic* seeks to bo merely elf-supporting. ► Estates under Wills or Intestacies wher converted into cash and held for beneficiaries are credited with interest at highest rate, cap italised yearly, and free of all office charges. Thk Public Trust."k can be appointed Executor of the Will or Codicil of anj person. Advice as to the making of Wills is given free of charge. The Public Trustee oan be appointed Trustee in place of previously appointed Trustees or in place of persons who wish to be relieved of their Trusteeship. Thk Public Trustee can be appointed Trustee for Marriage Settlements, Money Trusts, Sinking Fund, and other Trusts Thk Public Trustee undert' k<s the many agementof Propeity ns Attorney or Age. Thk Public Trustee administers Intestates Estates, Lunatics' Estates, and Unclaim k ed Lands. The Public Trustee has Trust for investment on Mortgage of First-elan Freehold Securities at lowest current rat of interest. Liberal term for repayment KOB FULL PAKTICUIARS ArPLY TO TBE PUBLIC Welllvoto.v, Or any of the Atje uls of the Public Trustee o, the Colony. k HOLLO WAYS PILLS ft Invigorate the Nerves, Strengthen the' Stomach and Promote Healthy Action of the Liver. HOLLO WAYS PILLS cure Headache, Indigestion, Biliousness and Feverish Attacks, They may be taken with perfect safety fey the most delicate. Manufactured only at 7H, Vw Oxford Street llatc 53,'t, Oxford Mr.Ttj, London. These are bold ass rtions to make regard ing any medicine, but there is abundan proof of every o ie of the above' statement regarding this remedy. Every househob should have a bottle at hand, (ietic to day. It may save a life. W.DEY, Agent 1 Hamilton: THOMAS WELLS. Agent, Cam bridge ; GEO. M. A. AHIER, Agent, T Awamutu sell it.
CO-OP. AND Shoes. Men's Boots Women's Boots Children's Boots. We are Daily Opening New Boots and Shoes for the Xmas Trade, and can Give You a Choice Selection of tho M-st Up-to-Date Styles at Fine THOS. WELLS, COYLE AND JOLLY, HAMILTON. 'HOLE SALE A N D RETAIL DEALERS IX Sawn and Dressed Timber, MOULDINGS DOORS SASHES JOINERY, Ac, Also, stock Last; ruul \\ iro Builders' Ironmongerv White Lead and Oil, etc. Jobbing Work Done. Plans and Specifications Prepared and Estimates Given. Agents for United Eire Insurance Co. GEORGE E. CLARK, LAND, PRODUCE & GENERAL AGENT CAMBRIDGE. lAISD FOR SVLE 500 ACRES LAND, with suitable house and outbuildings, securely fenced, enc sub-divided into convenient radd?eks, in good state of cultivation 247 ACRES LAND, all fenced and sub divided into paddocks and in grass 01 crops. 300 ACRES LAND, all securely fenced. part rich swamp, balance dty cptu land, all dry land being surface s.owu. Price reasonable, terms cany. 135 ACRES LAND, all fenced end sub divided into suitable pad-locks, all ir grass or cultivation, snr-dl housn, ace stockyard. S> hool, creimery and rail way slatiou wi»hin l.j miles. Prici reasontble, terras halt cash, balance I per cent. VILLA RESIDENCE, wi-h holf-acre l.n« on the Hamilton roid, township Cam bridge, situation unequalled, very dr; land. TE UKU-500 ACRES. !V«trt hmh, balan' fern and manuka. Liu I, riri": fence' nnd subdivided. Ho so of five loom (kiuri and ruin) bun, cowshed an* stockyard. Price very reasonable. 3 ACRE} LAND, town-hip Cambridge one of the best sites in the township. FAKM of 60 acres with House of fiv r.oms, the land all in grass or cultiva vation, securely fenced and sub-divide into convenient paddocks, situated withi two milfß of township of Cainbrid ;e. 10 ACRE section Pukekura, frontage t Main Road, Corner Section iu "ras and securely fenced. GEO. E. CLARK LAND, PRODUCE k GENERA I, :M ZK CAMBRIDGE John Botlh-; WHOLESALE & lIETJ.II !•! (Opposite tfca Kaxniltc;- ". 81-tJ QUALI'IY MEAT 0' ' Connected w:>.T"»iih ~. IKE HAMILTON i,tfl '■'& 9h HotDihkkbs Daily feoac 12 rc; Chops and Steaks Ready ia Ten hi DINNER on BALE-DAYS AS 11 C <gg" Races, Regattaa, Shows, 4o SCHOOL BuOKS and KEyUiSITJ O (full range) obtainable at E. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge.
iiiolilne Fruit Syrupy. i iv.iur.s --Raspberry and Lemon. i';■:« i wi i liiitku t-.vu gallons rffresh :\w, v drink. Use with water or \:sh::ae Jelly Crystals. e!-."'.-\ A fjvi'Hl success. Fifteen , '.':; jlict I'd health, line p ick'cl. iim-st ii.-llv. Ask the Hnvuiir von lading i'owaer. unshine Custard Powder. Family Baking- Powder. o:k> l'i'u'.. kind la/Iv wanted as a ens !)•'(• : u.-i '.he fii'-i 'tin ! f!;,' s.vnd will •>..; l f>'.i'f \V ■ do n-il :i-,k you t<i •>n ■ ; fuil weight, exclusive of the tin i ••:■• I- 'V knows t!" Givcer, and the I '■■>!- ■;■ i; inv.a liic i! y by this time ! !! Oi all Grocers. Manufacturer : \¥, l\ Tinker', COMMERCE STREET, AUCKLAND. f AMPF-FLI FLL AND Tin "THRENFEJKD 'IOMPANY JMITED. Oapitai ~ £.30 1,000 43, QUEEN STREET WHARF, ALBERT BREWERY tjOEEN STREET AND DOMAIN BREWERY, NEWMARKET. DIMOTOM J. Looan OAMPB»u t Esq, (Chairman), Abthfb M. Mtkbs (ManaginK Director), and Leo M. Mtxem. Skcbitabt : Alfred S. Bankabt, Cable Address: "Beehive," Auckland. AGENTS FOE- R. PORTER A CO., : ' K. •: W " ALE STOUT, I-Mi " M. B. FOSTER & SONS (Ltd. " Bush ALF<-.»H STOUT, Lot.i..u J. SOHV.EFFE * CC, MINERAL WATERS. Sydney unrf London D.. H. BURKE, SCHNAPPS, Hambor* W. & G. GILBEY, SCHNAPPS, London J. W BITRMESTER, PORT, Oporto ADET SEWARD & CO., V.D, OLARET JAS. BUCHANAN & CO,. SCOTCH WHISKY, Lor. don JAMES WATSON k CO., SCOTCH WHISKY, Dcndse PEASE, SON 4 CO., B.OS. WHJSKY Darlington HIRAM WALKER A. SONS (Ltd. " Canadian Club " WHISKY, Ontario DUNVILLE h SONS (Ltp.l, V.R. IRJSB WHISKY. Bt-h-.-t SIR JOHN POWER & SONS. IRI>U WHISKY, P-,; !;», ROUYER GUJUiFT A CO., BRANDY ADELAIDE WINE CO, "Tacnnd», AiV->i'V MOET *. HiAfvi -ON. CHAMPAGNE Ro.r KBU>" h Ci'.. OIUMVAONW, lk\™ RUINS':" A 'V.. CHAMPAGNE, Rbikm E.IRROV. CHAMPAGNE. Roiaw A, COLLIN. CHAMPAGNE, Chalw* F re, Pto, Pro. A vary Lsr;.' A-,-.a-f .-..:•.» ..! the BW3J bbakph o? WINES ft SPIRITS, including AUSRALIAN WINES. 6J*ayK cn baud CIGARS.—Man? *sli fcrws-n EH»yi>e Selection. ALBERT * DOMAIN RREWERIE3- LBIZE MEDAL?? AND AWAKES : Sydney FzhibJtCTi, l r >79, Melbourne P\ hibition, 18* i): WellinKtrti Exhibitor, 1; : M AucklandExhiVinon, '577,1";.'. l'*':\ Colonial and Indiori FThii Itifv, ?££■{ ; ;'!•.--,;. edin fixhibitioi TASMANIA* ;:.X}T7BIT'U;N, !j?i.i» Alp (rnli--;. Pvuia] Firs! Aw.vd «fU Med*!: ,','e ! Utu.:.\ F; T ,« (lulkV iVf-cl'd Firs* A"fiH G'ld Stout fboiM n:. Spcriiv. r.r,A CW, HcdsO. AJ«o. •»1! Ff.r-ii-: ; -..-{' t :.T': l ,ißffrF>;-ibHr.l; *.p/» WKLPOrpJ-E OFNTJiNNTAL FXFTB]- TION, If??.: J' : iy* Prisr fci u Gold Mf^aL THE CA> 5 KHBli-KF3iJJiD OOMPAS7 -L-r.V 7.-V./7 FOR BSST Lowest Prices SEND TO Maeferson & West, HAMILTON. Wo are cash buyers of Butter, Horsehair, Fungus, etc., etc. 2S/6 WAVEItLKY HOTkT AUCKLAND. T[AURIOB O'CONNOR, PROPRIcK R -U derives tu intimate that Le has taken ■ Vrr the business of this Popular Hotel, and ■/onld reif;'- c rt U !iy request a continnnnce of lbs liberal huppurt hitherto awarded hie pre- Jenrjfof, VISITORS TO AUCKLAND will find hat no effort wili bo Rpared to afford them ■ p-ry eomfurt, whilst th? TARIFF will be, as [irpvi'joe'y, MOST MODERATE. < miituw'a vn'k ; v?.i'ivay Stitinn 8T! ! Wli -rf, ui I - ; irri aiL,d nasniticeuti view of the iiarbuur. To the friends of th- Propria* in different fart-' of the colony, a Cov.i Mille Failthe wil ver be extead'id, and a pleasant scjourn soured. WINES, SPIRITS, ALES. ETC. Oi the BUST BRANDS ONLY MAURICE O'CONNOR, d 510 9/12 EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION J I.R VISITORS. P.O. Bxo'O TrJeybcne 468. Prince Arthur Hotel WELLKSLEY STREET, AUCKLAND. Winsß.End Spirits of the Bret Brands Only rS-oP-fr Biiiiard Room. CHVN(;F, OF WA'i lip often brings on diiurlioci. i'or I Ins ivason many ex perienced travellers carry a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, < 'holera, and Diarrhoea Remedy with them to be used in case of an emergency. This preparation has no equal as a cure for bowel complaints. It cannot be obtained while on board the cars or steamship, and that is where it is most likely to be needed, Buy a bottle before leaving home. W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton • THOMAS WELLS, \gent Cambridge: GEO. M. A. AHIER, Agent, Te Awamutu soil it.
.Jt'.iLITY, NOT CHEAPNESS, I" SOM THIN.; TO BE CONSIDERED WHEN PURCHASING GMiAJMOLIZER DRILL, THE "FAKMERS' FAVORITE." fi EJ ™ BEJ * : . About l -0,000 formers have bought "Farmers' Favorite" It Dnl?. lh:a giea tr,«le has beta built up besause the -'Farmers' Favorite has r rovoa it»#-lf capable of doing better work, with less cost for repairs, than any other. If you have any doubt if it is the best to buy the "iavonte or one of the so-cahed cheap drills now being offered, write to some farmer who has been using drills, and has a good general knowledge of tno different makes, always keeping in mind the fact that Mr Joseph ltarus:h, President of the Vvaikato Farmer*' Club, fought tbfi "Farmers' Favorite" after ho had used other makes. \\ H \ . \\ e don t know, and, if we ask him, being interested, he mig'it not euro to tell \x\ as wo amid use it as au advertisement. But he might tell you wny he bought it. If you are a private buyer " ask him." SOLE 'AGENTS : ftew Zealand Loan ana Mercantile Agency lompany, Limited, HAMILTON. TjA.jstid FOR S^LE.
ASSI S!S TATB ' W Land. Land. OF 3300 ACRES ALL PLOUGHED & GRASSED Eversley Estate, 'OF 854 ACISE?, ALL PLOUGHED AND GRASSED, Otterburn Estate, OF "93 ACRES, ifEARLIf ALL PLOUGH.J) AND GRAoSED. The above propionic* all adjoin the Walton •totio'i, rn the Auokiaud-Rotorua Railway iiijt', und i»ro withm 29 miles of Hamilton and Cambridge. The hnd is of excellent quality, and is Hdv.ir.ibl, adapted for DAIRY FARM'S. OPEN FOR PRIVATE SALE, on Liberal Term 3, ON 23rd APRIL, 1902. Copies of plans and full particulars obtainable from the uudersijrued Tail pi ri Subdivision OF THE ESTATE A Few Sections Still Unsold EARLY APPLICATION SHOULD BE MADE FOE SAME. PHfCES LOW. TERMS EASY. lurs and plans apply to the undersigned. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MER CANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd. It A .M ILION, Or any of 'bo Company's Brawhca throughout the Colony.
WE AVE ADDRESSING THE FMll SEX. WE ALE ADDRESSING THEM ON A FAIR QUESTION. WE ABE ADDRESSING THEM 1$ A FAIR WAY. TIEiL ? I China tea is not necessarily bad, bus the groat chance is that it is cortamiy you u-ver get the best China x ea , nor yet the second, nor oven tho third best. The bsst never leaves China, thosecond best is neatly aii sent to Russia, the third, fourth, fifth and other descend ing grades come to Australia. Happily the imports of China Tea are lessening steadily, and cor respondingly those ui Ceylon are going up. Ceyion tea is grown in a British Colony and Ceylon is the picked spot of earth for tea grow j ing. All Ceylon tea is good ; the best is exquisite, and no other tea , grown in any other part of the world cau in any way compare with it. 'lhe best Ceylon tea is the famous " ' lk\mka&Bs which is picked on tho mountain heights of the Island, packed in lead on the spot where it is grown, anl sent down to Australia to the agents of the Nirvana Co., iresh by every mail. Nirvana Tea is put up in pounds and half pounds and every pack age bears the name and trade mark of the company as a guarantee that it is all we claim of it. " Obtainable from - W Escort, Cambridge ; W. Dey, Kirikiriroa ; _ Farr Bros, Hamilton; S. L. Bygrave and W. Dibsell, Te £ Aroha ;T. H. Hall and Co., Solo Agents, Auckland. ' g
SWEDii SIiEDS ~.. NEW and reliable, CHAMPION. MONARCH, AND CBIMSON KING. Also the following Turnip Seeds: Devonshire, Greystone, P. T. Aberdeen, Imperial Green Globe, etc., etc., Kenipthorne Prosser's, and Laurie's Special T« lr ni P Manures imported and local Superphosphate*, limits, Guano, etc., For Cash and Quantities, special JuoTtions TO SAVE HAED "WORK, WINDMILLS COMPLETE WITH PUMP. Mill and Stand, Price, only j» 10s Ihesoareat work here, and giving satisfaction. The "ELECTRIC" Windmill, a superior line buiit on the best American desi-ns F.,r further particulars apply to " aesi £AS O O Seed Grain, and Hi HAM I F. A. PEARSON LAND, COMMISSION, AND GENERAL AGENT AND VALUER, KAWHIA. 1 buva several Farms, Businrss Sites, Town Sec-li:;n.«, etc., in the Ktwhid, Eairlan ird Waika'o Districts fur [Sale and inviie C'.ir fponiienoe. ALo Hole a/entfor thi Mahiuo Noxious ft'eeu Ext rn<in>iti>r i'i tlio abova Districts, Rid if any farmers who hive Blackberry! Briar, Ragweed, etc., on th-?ir lands will communicite with m?, I will arrange to meet them at an early date and experiment en p-.tches just to tliow them the killing -jual ties. Hundreds of gallons used weekly in the Turanaki District, and the price in with in reach of all. Sole Agent North of Wanganui: Walter Symo, M. H. R. F. A. tEARHON, TAINUI-STREET KAWHIA. 4 ml ware Merchants, LTOJNT. 'PHE TyATKATO T)ACON po. FRANKTON 3 LECTION, Bes,- to notify that thpy are Buyers of well finished Dairy srd Grain-fed Bacon weighing dressed 120 to 1501b at highest current prices a ; l the year round. Heavier pigs if veil :;i,i-hod may be bought at lower prices. Pigs received at Factory on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday of each week. A weekly prize of one half-penny per pound will te paid to the supplier of the best lot of 5 Figs received daring each week. GEORGE WATT, Manager. TAMES HALLY, Secretary. 11
Uil FARMS FOR SALE LOCKERBIE MATAM/S WAITOA. I'HB ProPKBTI OF The Assets Realisation Board. 1 FARMS of suitable ares, irom 65 acres to ?.'{: sere-, ar? o< G-;cd Quality Snil, Well Watered. Cloeeto Railway, and within eaßy disterxs of anJ Factory. Bayers may select Any roa, and Purchase on VERY EASY TERMS OF PAY MENT. INTEREST.—4J per centum por annum. PLAN? AND PARTICULARS may be bUviucd fr';ri> THE BOARD'S MANAGERS on the Propertit?. Mw?9bs H. & J. CLIFFORD, Morring villa. Msssbs. MoHIOOL & CO., Hamilton. Mb A. W. EDWARDS, Te Aroha Mb A. HANNA, Solicitor, Auckland Or THE HEAD OFFICE, Wellington. WALTER G. FOPTRR, 8/11 General Manager pHKAP MONEY pHEAP MONEY money £IOO to £IO,OOO ON COUNTRY, CITY, AND suburban ;freeholds At 4J per Tent. Tei ms of Repayment of the Most Libera Character, which can be ascertained on en quiry J.H.RICHARDSON, 'rivernment Insurance Commissioner The undersigned has for sale or lease on ibaral Harms DAIRY FARMS GRAZING FARMS BUSH FARMS NATIVE T.THSE3 TOWN AND SUBURBAN SECTIONS COTTAGES, STORES To owners of property : My terms are no ale no charge. A R. LANGLEY, LAND AGENT AND VALUATOR RAGLAN. pCMPANY, j iMITED, MAMAKU FINEST MOUHTAIIi-BROM KIMF IN THE COLONY FIRST AWARD and GOLD MEDAL against all-comers at the Auckland Indnstria and Mining Exhibition, 1898-99 Over 1,000,000 feet of Building Timber iu Stock, Abo, EVERY OLASB OF DRESSED TIMBER & MOULDINGS. W. MAUNDER, AGENT. Hamilton J. CLAYTON, AGENT, Nqabuawahia Telegrams promptly attended to. 18/7 HAMILTON I I ABHBURTON Waikato | | Canterbury AIKATO GALVANISED TRON HAEDLEYBKOS Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Bellhangers. WORK UNDERTAKEN IN ANY PART OF THE WAIKATO. Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers of Spouting, Ridges, Baths, etc. TANKS A SPECIALITY. CORRUGATED IRON CURVED TO ORDER Dairy Utensils of First Quality. A TRIAL SOLICITED. HARD LEY BROS., HAMILTON MK S SAMUELS. MAIL CARRIER, STOREKEEPER FRUITERER, ETC., ONGARUE. News Agent for all Weekly and Daily Papers. Refreshments, Dining Rooms, and Good Bads. Meals at all hours. Orders promptly at tended to. NOTICE TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. PURE BONE DUST GUARANTEED. The following is the list of our various Bands of Bonodust and Ai'tifical Manures : PUKE BONE FLOUR PURE BONE DUST (steamer) PURE BONEDUST (coarse) Al BONEDUST WHEAT AND CORN MANURE ROOT MANURE TURNIP MANURE POTATO MANURE GRASS MANURE MAIZE MANURE Special Quotations for Large Lots. Price 3, Analysis, and Samples on ap plication. WARNOCK BROS. Durham-street, Auckland. ZITHERS, VIOLINS, BANJOS, MAN DOLINS, and other musical instru ments at WILKINSON'S, Cambridge.
SEAL ESTATE AGENTS AND PROPERTY AUCTIONEERS, 95 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. WAIKATO AGENT: MR M. G. FAR HER, " BANKWOOD," HAMILTON, Who will conduct intending purchasers to properties free of charge, and will be glad ;o receive particulars of properties for sale. CHEAP BUSH FARM. Adjacent to Railway btation. £*) 1 ( * >er cre ' 2 ' 5,S acres 00c * Hi 1U level land iu h-javy rimu timber, except 10 acres which have been grassed aud fenced ; close to post 'office ; station and township; handy to good mar ket, aud about 150 miles from Auckland. 7116 RICH LITTLE FARMS. Close to Station, &c. 0"1 O to £22 per acre. Several hand;! farm sections of from 22 to 3d acres each ; very fertile land, fenced, and in remarkably good grass ; on one there is some pretty bush; all well watered; one mile from station and large township, any about 30 miles from town. Prices range from ,£lB to .£22 per acre; one-third cash, balance five years at 5 per cent. 7056 HANDY FARM. Twenty milea from Auckland. Of»9A-108 ACRES; all fenced and sub-divided ; 85 acres grass; 12 acres crop • small orchard; 1 acre bush; 4 acres drained swamp; balance rough land house of four rooms and \ erandah; stable, cowshed, &c.; £ mile from school, post office, &c.; one mile from creamery and 5£ from station. Price, £620 ; terms if desired. 7164 UNIMPROVED LANDS. NGAROTO PARISH-Allolmect 310, con taining 50 acre, £75. TAUPIRI" PA •IBH-Allo , -ment 325, coa taiiiino; 50 Her.?, £3B. TAUPIKI PARISH-Allotment 189, con taining 50 scr.33. £3O. TAUPIKI P»KJsH—AilotmfDts 377 and 379. TUHIKARAMKA PARISII-Albtment 30, containnir 50 acres, £SO. TUHIK \RAMEA PARISH Allotment 131, con;aiDing 50 acres, £3O. TUHIKARAMEA P-VRISM-Allotment 74, coDtuinicg 50 acres, £75. 7692 We undertake aay business la con nection with the selling, buying, mort gaging or leasing of land and buildings | ind confine our attention to this. Samuel Vaile and Sons, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT?, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. 21/10 AUPIRI pOAL TUTINE | IMITED. The Rest Household Co?l in th« Colony, CAN now b8 obtained fi\>m all Cob Dealftrg in Waikato. K* Orders addreescd to the Mice Manager Mr EDWABD 8. Wight, Huntiy, wil be promptly attended to. FRANZ SCHESFF, Secretary. Auckland, April, 1893.
hot weather goods AT Milne & Clioyce, Ltd., AUCKLAND. WASHING BLOUSES, Special job line at 2s Cd, 3s 6d, 4s 6d j Mercerised Sateen Blouses, floral styles, 4s lid to 12s 6d; Whitt) and Coloured Washing Slk Blouses, beautifully trimmed, at 12s 6d, 15s 6d, to 355. HOLLAND COSTUMES, with new Rus sian and Eton jackets, and smartly cut skirts, from 24s 9d the costume. UNDERSKIRTS, in washing prints, all trimmed, at 2s lid, 3s Cd, 3s lid, to JOs 6d; Fancy Materials, from 5s lid to 255. WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, Special Value, trimmed lace or embroidery titsd tuck?, 3s lid, us lid, Gs lid, to (id. NEW SUNSHADES-Handsoii* C.-uiui Satin Sunshades, with «;..!», r...nv stripe, 10s 9d; Stri;i<::i a.n-1 i/iuc.il Roman Satins, Gs 11>I, fis 111, los fjr( : Plain and Fancy Parasols is every shfLQA CHILDREN'S Willi E SILX FROCKS, lace trimmed, to lit children from G to 9 years, 9s 11.1 tu .;•!.:. NEW FANCY GOODS FOR PRESENTS —Good Fancy Soaps, 3 cakes in artis tic box, Is 3d, Is Gd, 2s 6d, 4s 6d; Photo Frames, in all shapes, Is, Is 3d, Is 9d, 2s 6d, to 10s Gd ; Purses, at 9d, Is, Is 3d, Is 9d, to 20s j Fancy Boxed Hand kerchiefs, Is 3d, Js Gd, Is 9d, Is lid, to 10s 6d the box; Real Maltese Lace Scarves and Collars, 10s 9d, 12s 6d, 15s 6d, to 455. NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN— Special selection of Gent's Neckties, at Is, Is 6d, 2s 6d, to 4s 6d. SERVICEABLE LINEN HANDKER CHIEFS—PIain hem, Is, Is 3d, Is 6d; hem-stitched, Is 6d to 3s 6d. SMART WASHING WAISTCOATS, in white, drab, and shepherd's plaids, at 5s lid, 6s lid, 8s 6d, to 15s 6d. FRENCH STRAW PANAMA HATS, 6s lid. Latest Hats in every style. NEW TUNIC AND TENNIS SHIRTS, from 3s 6d to 7s 6d; Gent's White and Coloured Sweaters, 3s 6d, 3s lid to 10s 6d. Immense stock of Gent's Summer Underclothing. FOR CRICKETING, GOLF, and TENNIS GOODS-give E. J. WLKINSON a call All this season's goods. LOR PRESENTATION OOUjJS, try X E. J. W&KINSON'S, Cambridge.
ALBERT HOTEL QUK F. N 8 TREE T A UUKL A N D. TTAVIISG taken; ov,r this popular, 11 well-ka: wii riot-1, all visitors can upon every attention and comfort. NIGHT PORTER IN ATTENDANO Telephone 963. All telegrams promptly attended to. ARTHUR BACH PROPRIETOR (L« ! o of Koisonia and Cambridge). J E A w aTTt u THE HOTEL JOB. BATHUBBT, .. Pbopribtob. TrnTTPT • _ • . requisites neces 6 ary for a First-olass Hotel. Having a fine Sample Room, and che best position in the township, it is the favourite Hotel for Commercial Travellers; •and on account its being opposite the Town ,11 IS thfi most t • ... reasonable. Best quality Liquors and om * m > l„/6 Hailett's Railway Hotel, MERCER. WINES AND SPIRITS OP THE VERY BEST BRANDS. Brown Campbell's Special Brew always o draught. Good i hooting and Boning. Horses on Hire. Good Stabling and padducking. RAILWAY REFRESBMENT BOOMS. Y BAB. Stocked with <foest Liquors.; J. E. HALLETT, PROPRIETOR. »/6 Harbour View Hotel, RAGLAN MRS E. G. REID, Proprietress. mHIS HOTEL has beea re-built in first class style, with a view to affording every convenience for travellers and tourists. MAGBIFICSUT VIEW omLOOKHG THB HAEBOUa Secoomb'w Special Brew on Draught Finest Wines aad Spirits Good Stabling and Paddocks Boating and Fishing. Waikato Mail Coach leaves the door FIR-T AWARD Christchurob, 1895. G )Ll> MED4L, Otago Jubilee Exkibitioi «*?** ±l. Auckland, 1899. FIRSI AWARD, Chrfetobureh, 1900-1901 Imperial Calf Food (BEATHER BRAND). (an be used with either skim or separated miik, whey, or water alone. Extract from letter received from a senile. /-. ,7-rT \ —. —mu, rwuKj uKtx) imperial Calf Food :-" I started feeding a calf about a week oid, the ra-ther of wbioh was sold at birth. Our other cow gave so little milk we o. uld only spare a pint per day Upon this ess Food. The " Calf in question has ln the natural course of events, just dropped her second calf, and is as n ; ce a cow in all respects as could be desired." From the above it may be gathered that a calf can be successfully reared upon half-a pound of Food per day when miik is scarce : if plentiful, less. PACKED IN 25ib7501b., looibs., and 2001b. SACKS. Our testimonials are too numerous to publish, but we hive several stating that calves fed with this fool are as fa*, if not fatter than calves fed upon full milk. - Waikato Agents: W. C. DAVIS & CO., HAMILTON. D. MEREDITH, COACH PROPRIETOR, KIHIKIHI, BUNS A COACH TWICE DAILY BE TWEEN KIHIKIHI AND TE AWAMTJTU STATION, MEETING EVERY TRAIN. ■~ J " HORSES AND BUGGIES ON HIRE| EXPERIENED GUIDES, PROVIDED FOR TRIPS TROUGH THE KING COUNTM. D. MEREDITH, \\ T OOLS Double and Single, Berlin, i \ ™„ „ uoed *° 5d P er skei n tor cash. At WILKINSON'S, Cambridge. |
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[ESTABLISHED 1572.]
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The American Tobacco Co. 12 tend to issue a Series of different plates of Write full name and address plainly, and Enclose with Labels,*also the 3 Penny stampsj Wild Flowers«•» thick Art Paper, size of plates 20 x 14!, and thus form a unique collection. If you want these Beautiful Wild Flowers, pos "° ' ■ The AMERICAN TOBACCO CO., AUCKLAND 50 Old Judge Cigarette Boxes and Three Penny Stamps and one Coloured Plate will be posted to any address in New Zealand
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INSUKIi iNuVV with the CQVERHMcHT LIF£ INSURANCE DSPaRTMINT, £1,000,000 has already been added to Policies -iu the Department, THIS 13 TIIE BONUS YEAR, and everyono now tt;ki:;g out a participating policy will receive a substantial bonus at the end of the year. J. 11. KIC HARD SON, Cimmis-i oner, A Gold or Silver Watch for Nothing. SEND NO MONEY. WE hereby undertake to givo one of out Famous Gold or Silver Watches, Lady or Gentleman's, to every Man, Woman, or Child Who sends us the orrect reading ot the following PUZZLE BxxT MxxS TxxS CxxxxE Tho only condition is, that if your answer is correct, you purchase one of our SOLID STERLING SILVER CHAINS to wear with the Watch. Simply forward your answer, and enclose stamped and addressed envelope so that wo may inform you i you have won tho Watch, We are making this offer solely with the object of introducing and advertising our goods. Cut this out and forward to our ay address - GOLDSMITHS COLONIAL CO, QUEEN - STBEET, AUCKLAND, N.Z Or Box 459, G.P.O. 8/2 gAWHIA pARMERS' QO QPEMTIVE QOMPANY Having completed arrangments to open STOREROOMS iu KAWHIA, the abov- Company aro prepared to Supply settL r* with All Reqiroiue'.'!*. GRASS SEEDS will be a Speciality, and are carefully selected by men of large ex perience, and will be supplied to Share holder? ani Farmers GeneraHy at a Mini mum Cost and of ''JuaranteM Quality. ENCING MATERIAL also will be Sup plied at the Very Lowest Possible Rite, rhe K.F.O. Co. are makiag arrangements for the Supply of Sto k to Partners, and will place their Shareholders on an equal foot ing with the best Farmers Unions in Now Zealand. The objects of the Company are to Supply Shareholders with Every Requisite at the very lowest cost, and to promote and foster any and every industry that will bo of benefit to Bottlers ani intending settlers, and to dispose of their produce is. the very best markets. Please note ar 'l place your orders as early as possible to avoiu any disappointment. KAWHIA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY ROYAL HOTEL, LAGLAN Favonrita Seaside Eosort fcr Tourists The proprie'or heirs t) notify tho the public that he h.S entered into po*Bj-sio i of above Hotel* u hit h is oue of the most comfortable Hoftelii-H iu tb'i i..! •• y No expense has been i-cd to n.e't th: requirouents of Tourist'-, F .uiilio •, mid Cotniuerci d Travel lers. FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE Bathing House?, Sample Iloom?, Stabling, etc. TABLE A SPECIALITY Telegrams promptly attended to. A. J. NORRI3, H/7 Proprietor. (Late U.S CO.)
JL Wonderful a J M <r x S* U U war n m M i . £ A Sal Ms! W«9 For Bilious and Nervous Disorders, such as Wind and Tain in the Stomach, Sick Headache, Giddinegs, Fulness and Swelling after meals, Dizziness and Drowsiness, Cold Chills, Flushings of Heat, Lobs of Appetite, Shortness of Breath, Costivenes*, Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams, and all Nervous and Trembling Sensations, kc. Thi first Dose will give kklikf in twenty minotks. This is no fiction. Every sufferer ia earnestly invited to try one Box of these Pills, and thev will be acknowledged to be "WORTH A GUINEA A BOX." BEECHAM'S PILLS, taken as directed, will quickly restore feir ' 3 to complete health. They promptly remove any obstruction or irregularity of the system. For a Weak Stomach; Impaired Digestion; Disordered Liver; they act like A few doses will work 'wonders upon the Vital Organs ; Strengthening the Muscular System: restoring the long lost Cc.mplexion ; bringing back the keen edge of appetite, and arousing with the Rosemjd or Hsalth the whom PHTaicxL en'jcrot of the human frame. These are " facte" admitted by thousands in all classes of society, anvi one of the best guarantee* to the Nerrous and debilitated la that Sutkr. n't Pills Unvt the Lar3r.lt Sale of any Patent Medieint in tMmrld. •ull directions with each box. "♦ Prepm-ed only by THOMAS BEHOHAM, ;jt, salens, Lancashire, ■nclwul. Sold jrwbOTft. It 1* ik*l . sa. W. Mch. " THE PEOPLE'S" YDRNISHING WAREHOUSE, "ViiwnaawMaocspiaMpa If .von require srood, cheap Bedroom ParaitU' e, iacludiug Bedsteads. Wire-wove Mattresses and Bedding; also, dmiag-room Chairs, Couches and Curtain Poles, then send to the best and cheapest furnishing warehouse in the Colony TON SON GARLICK CO., LTD., "The People's" Furnishing Warehouse, 304 to 319. Qneftn . RiW. f A UOKLAim IMPORTANT NOTICE. " It having come to the knowledge of The New Zealand Dairy Asso ciation (Limited) that inferior factory-made or home separator Butter is sometimes being sold as the Association's Butter ; and further, the pecond hand "Anchor" brand and " Dairy " brand b'jxes with'the Association s brand still remaining upon them are being fraudulently used for the conveyance of Butter which lias not been made by the Association, this is to give notice that any persons using boxes bearing the Association's registered brands uncancelled are LIABLE rO PROSLCU nox, and also to request that persons desiring to obtain the Dairy Association's Butter should be careful to see that the wrappers are branded with the Association's name and one of their veil-known trade marks—either "Anchor"or "New Zealand Dairy Association." Any person giving information which will lead to the conviction of anyone pirating the trade marks or selling other Butter as the Associa tion's will be rewarded. WESL i£ Y SPIiA GG, MANAGING DIRECT* R, THE N.Z. DAIRY ASSOCIATION (LIMITED). Auckland, Sept. 20, 1002.
J. JONES. AUCTIONEER, Produce Merchant, Land & Commission AGENT, Victoria & Lof.NK bxa., AITOK i A NTT) PRODUCERS ;.f evfiry k ; nd Dairy, Orchard and Farm Produce can depend on obtaining: tbo Eij?h< -t jMarkot Price, with Quick salts tnd Ai count i'alsn iißmodif..lf]y remitted. Specir-l irofismodation for Figs and Poultry. Fruit Sales held EVI R~Y DAY during the Wesson. Outdccr and Country Sales conducted. accommo dation for storing Mr'vo ecd otter Produce until fair market prico n oMairslp EgTiEUfnaD i 8 Yh-£,iu RKFKUFncR : Ution L'anV of I ustralia. The regula running of the mail coach between Raglan and Hamilton ia suspended owing to the bad state ef the roads. J. BALGLIESH Proprietor. ONE DOZEN CABIN JST3 WITH OPAL FKOV 15/- GEOiiOE GREGORY. •MiTl.-iT PHOTOGItAPI ;2K i •- Sl!j(i!o-t, Enlargements Cnjidirw'h Pc'iti'teituro cri!<>'Sß ry QUH.EN AND VVFLKfI-EY STREETS AUCKLAND. TO LADIES No need to consult doctors or chemists The remedies you require in your own hands Write for free copy of valuabla book about your lives, your health, your welfare Every woman should read it. Posted free in sealed envelope. Address—G. Specific, 639 Eliza b"tfc-street Ncrth Melbonrre. BOOK-BINDING neatly executed at The Waikato Times Office. Hamilton,
» Mr. Allen writes as follows : "The ClifTs,Waingaro, 19th March, 1902. " I have dipped about '2.000 Sheep and Lambs with your " K. P." DIP this season, and have sold over 800 in the market, which were PASSED BY THE INSPECTOR AS CLEAN. I have also examined those at home and FIND THEM PERFECTLY CLEAN, which is QUITE SATISFACTORY, they having l>een dipped a month ago." CHEAPEST DiP On the Market. 3/9 PER GALLON Packed in 5 GaJ. Drums. Messrs. A. Upton of Waimai, and G. A. McMil lan, Waingaeo, write as follows : "We have pleasure ia stating that we were present at the Sheep Dip Trial of the "K.P.'DIP held at Mr. Allen's, 25th February, 1902, and WE ARE THOROUGHLY SATISFIED that the DIP IS A RELIABLE ONE and DOES ITS WORK WELL."
9ct. Gold Front Stud,3 6 Collar Stud. 6,6 No. F3 —get. Gold Long Muff Chain, £5/5/» 15«. Gold, £lO/10/- No. 54—iSct. Gold Chased Keeper, 27/6 1 V. liW-L m No. FjjoS—ißct. Gold Diamond and Ruby King, 84/- No. Fso6s—get. Gold Brooch, neat design, 11/6 Stewart Dawson & Co.," * No. Fl637—iSct. Gold Diamond and Kubv King 65/- 148 and 148, Queen Street, Auckland.
The Acme of Perfection THE NEW "IDEAL" PATTERN j FACTORY MILK CANS i SEAMLESS Hollowed BOTTOM i S SEAMLKSS Draavn LID, one piece jj SPECIAL Bottom Hoop, with Shoulder for Bottom \ to rest upon \ PATENT UNBREAKABLE HANDLES. j We take this opportunity of thanking the Waikato Farmers for the liberal support accorded to us in the past, and b*g to intimate that having imported the most modern machinery for the manu facture ol cans, we are enabled to produce a superior can to any hand made. We say that for strength, durability, high-class work and material this can has no equal in New Zealand, its weight will bear out our statement. Send for illustrated pamphlet showing construction, itlade ol WEST CHARCOAL TIVD STEEL ALEX. HARVEY & SONS Albert-street, AUCKLAND. DAIRY SUPPLIES OF EVERY DES CRIPTION.
THOS B. ARTHUR.I B. K. SCEATS AUCKLAND CITY MARKET, WELLKSLEY-STRSST WING RICHARD ARTHUR & GO., FRUIT, PRODUCE & POULTRY AUCTIONEER. WE have now one of the largest and best lighted Auction Rooms in the Colony, and being situated in the busiest part of the City, clients can rely upon goods being well displayed and di sposed to the best advantage. THOS. B. ARTHUR ... Auctioneer. GREAT NORTIiERN BREWERY Crible Act'Jrosa : £CCOI£SE, itSWMABSST.' (Xa 3 3s; X .3? -SS 23». Telephone: Ho. 475. ESTABLISHED 185 Q. "PIVEOii i & MALTST r?T>a Our AXES and STOUT are BREWED from the PRIMEST MALT and HOPS, and will compare with the finest in the Colony; Kiiyber Pass Kosid ■ AUCKLAND
THE DRINK QUESTION, SAVE Doctors' expenses by purchasing only Articles that i»r« ;nanu faoiured by those who observe the (Mden Rule, and only put before the public what thoy with pleasure use themselves. Therefore you can nil enjoy a cup of Perfect Coffee acu Tea by ordering from your Grocer BROWN, BARRETT & CO.'S , Excelsior Coffee Standard Coffee . M *'< 1 '"'aLD essence of coffee ■i*SAs\>s QV TEAS S D Colombo Warden Tea (Heliotrope Label), per lb. 2 6 Excel,-,ior Tea (Green Label and Butterfly), per lb. 2 0 Standard Tea (Red Label Butterfly), per lb. I 10 Lion Tea (Blue Label and Butterfly), per lb, 1 8 As the best of Everything is good enough for you USE , a, Barrott & Co.'s Unxld Baking Powder L-i'CjWB) Barrett & Co.'s Unxld Egg Powder Brown, Barrett & IVs Unxld Self-Raising Flour Brown, Barrett & Co.'i Unxld Pepper a
DRINK WARD'S B1 DON'T FORGET OUR CHRISTMAS BREW." C. L. limes & Co. AGENTS AND BOTTLERS.
UCKLAND THREEZING cas: ALL CLASSES OF FAT STOCK Stockowners please comihunieate with Buyer, MR G. RUNCIMAN, Cambridge or at the WORKS, AUCKLAND. 1 We are also BUYERS of FAOTOEI BUTTER OUTPUTS. We have ON SALE BLOOD AND BONE MANUR AND BONEDUBT. PBICES AND ANALT3E3 OS APPUO4 TIOH. ' || A. BEVINS, Manager. m I pRINCE QOLLIGI| AUCKLAND, -J FOR BOYS & GIRLS (Boarders and Dai Pupils). Chairman of Board of Governors: Bkt. H. Garland. " 3 Read master: Thomas Jackson, M.A. (Load. Vice-Master: Stuakt Steven bon, M.A. (Ox« ford and Melbourne). Senior Mistress: Miss E. M. Raxhtobtb. M.A. (N.Z.) assisted by a stafi of Resident and Yiait iog Masters and Mistresses. The College is controlled by a Board of So« vernors appointed by the Wesleyan Metb«4iJt Church of New Zealand, but the religion caching is undenominational. There are separate Colleges for Boyi~u{| Girls, together forming the finest set «j Buildings in Auokland. The toaom* modation for boarders in both College ig fompletp, and every arrangement ia made to strnre their comfort. 1 Well equipped Carpenter's Workshop n r wly aided 1-rpre and fully equipped Gymnasum. • f-ntril and elevated position. Large play* grounds. J.xaiunation the last, five years 40 pupils have passed the N.Z. : Matriculation and 23 the Civil Nervine fx. animations. Fres moderate. Charge for Boarders rrradS ftcm date of entry. Pn cpectus on application to Headmaster); or to Thk Waixato Times Office. Next term begins TUESDAY, FEB. 10,1 1803 'J ANTED E K OW| ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE, A SHIPMENTS OF B')NEDUST AND If BLOOD MAR UP E. 0 I 1 hey are of First-chss Qoa'ity, and havM Analysed as under : " Bonedupt: Am. sf, P. Litre 50. I Blood «ud Boredujt : Am. 8, P. Lixe 28 J A l-o, KM NIT, THOMAS PHOSPHATE GUANOS, SALT, AND OTHER J BED hOcK SALT Invaluable for Stork. SALT FOR HAY AND OATEN SHEAVES. It should always be used. as the focd i ' much more pi a table, and there ii less loss in! weigh'. We also supply beet qualities of CLOVERS AND GRASS SEED 3 -A ON HAND: ;!SSO Stocks of Southern Dktfe Winter, Canadians, Duos, White and Black Taitar. Gartons, Dauitb, Spirrowbll, and Feed Oats. LINSEED: This is excellent food for Calves and Poul try. It i? more valuable than any £"| Grain or Pul*e -Sgl Send particulars before Ouij Valui 8 are undoubtedly tho Best. I WAiKATO ABATES WATEB CORD) M iNUFACTORY. Latest and Moat Approved Method! Goods of the above Well-known Brand wQ be supplied from the Hamilton Faotory. Tkiwhaks & OEDFBB -Punct jalvz Attkhoxd TO
! MENZIEB & CO., Bamiltoit. AND AT THE THAMES] CAN 1 BECJME AN ELECTRICAL 0 urHKBENGINEEBP By Our System of Teaching by Mail You Can. ADVANTAGES. 1 You study at home 2 We teach'everywbere 3 No time lost from Work gi 4 Prepares for examinations 6 No text books to buy 6 Abundantly illustrated Instruction* Papars 7 Instruction Papers free from all mathematics and theoretical Bide issue 8 Each Instruction Paper prepared experts 9 Instruceion private 10 The working is made interesting 11 If student can read and write, and itndiM as directed, success is assured 12 Fees ean be paid by monthly instalments IS Backward students (riven special Miitknu 14 Open to all. No time limit """""• We also teach by mail: -Drawing, Bhortfcud, Book-keeping and Accountancy, and coach for tka Auditors' and Incorporated Teachers' Examination succeeded in passing Book-keeping Simplified for Farmer?; _ mended by His Hon Mr Justice Kettle, Is M attt frre accepted ' " The American School of correspondent rCkartarad by tho State], Head Office for New Zealand. 1M Queen Street, Auckland * - Write for f;ee Illmtrated Hand-baok ••8" and copies of testimonials from New Zealand Graduates and Students, wnd meutian subjects in which yeu are interested Success certain if onr instructions followed HOT SPRINGS HOTEL, TE ABOHA. rE. L. 80MERS wishea to iafon* tke Resident* of the Waikato tkat a* a*a taken over the above well-low favourite Hotel, and hopea to merit aanwoltiMrß»4?yort, |
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HOUI'. AYS. On Tl.urs.l.iv,l, l».'(vinl.er(Xmas Day) t lie i 1.11 :i il'l >a I'il.-t '• Miiee will I peu t coin "> |».in. t«»p.m. »'<-f telegnph l-usin».«--< only. 11 i F-i-lav; D 'pi'inli t (Hnxing I >ay; t lie • " ill 1 ii■ (ijn'ii in all branel ies, i'a i'.'i : in im.'v n"il t mill savings ban!-', from •i to li» a.m. : a ii' I {'• r t ol.'graph bu.-iin.-ss only !'r.an 7* ■ N p.m. ii; i'biir-d.ty. January 14' X.-iv Y> 1>: .. ; lit' I il'a'e \\ ill 111' I lII.'II tor t eleuTHoll li i-i 1 's~ oiiiy tC'.ni oin a.m. an'A from 7 t' ' 'V .Ma■ 1 ■ that would in the usti ;i c"Ur-e la o-.-f i on Xuias l'a\, m:d New Year'- Day, w ill be el sel at s p.m. tie previous evoii ill. , 1 • ' • e:1,11 T - 111, all' 1 . :!1 4. 1! ixing Day the usual de.:patcii ol Ii ;uls v. ill br 1.1 "a 'f> up to X a.til. "Illy. Thel'e v. ill be no delivery by letter-carrier on Ninas and New Year'.- Day, but on Boxiug Day one complete delivery v, ill be made in 11..• morning. O. F. FUKIiY. Postmaster, Hamilton. Tlmr-dav. the L'oih December, and 1-t .1 inu.ii'v. \\ ill be observed us e|. .ge holidays, '• it on Friday the I'lltli instant, the oliiee will b ' open iu all brallehe-, except money order and savings bank, from 9 a.m to 1 1 1 a.in. Mails usually despatched on Thursdays, will be closed on the 'Wednesday nights, the 24th and 3 : st instants, at 7.45 p.m.; on the 2t-th instant, one complete delivery by letter earrrior will be made, the delivery to Commence at S a.m. On the Wednesday evenings the oliiee will be open for the delivery of correspon dence, from 7 p.m. to 8 pm. 11. JEFFEIES, Postmaster, Cambridge.
COMMERCIAL.
AUCKLAND FKITT AND PRODUCE MARKETS Tin.' local produce markets have I>een very busy during the past week, but unfor tunately, the potato market was overloaded by the very large quantities sent forward, and prices fell considerably, and all could not be cleared. The fall in prices, however, is i'nly temporary, and they are sure to go up again. Consignments of both old and new Victorian onions, in bad order have glutted the market and spoiled the values of the new local crop. Ship meats of fruit from all parts have been ho.ivy, and all dessert varieties sold at high rates, hut cooking fruits were dull. Pananas realised high prices. Poultry was in heavy supply, and birds in good condition sold at high rates, while poor and old birds were low iu value. The Auckland Fruit and Produce Auctioneers' Association quote : - Field Produce. —Potatoes : New round, 5 s to lis cwfc: new kidneys, ">s to lis; samples, nominal. Onions: Local seed, j[d to Id lb : potato, :]d to Id : Vic toria, old, 7s to Sti cwt : Victoiia, new, £2 ton. Maize, is to is :*d bushel; oats, is 6d to os. Vegetables : Cabbage, ls"t*> Is (id do/.en : cauliflowers, 6d to 2s: cucumbers, Ss to life ; rhubarb, 2s to os ; green peas, l()d to Is Id peck. Dairy Pioiuce : Dairy butter in prints or roll- 1 , first quality, !>d to P d ib : sepa rator, (Id to IOJd ■ pastry, lid to 7d : farnr-r-' keg, firsts, 7d : seconds, lid : milled, in bulk, '.'.ld : fact*iiy rolls, PdiFeggs, fresh, lli.ld to lid dozen : cheese, farmers' r»d to 5Jd lb, factory lid, ioaf OJd : bacon, farmers' '.id, falloiy 10id : hams, farmers' ]<}j, fa-torv lid. ''ruit (quotations for standard cases and boyes only).—Apple.- American, '-'Us to 22s lid ease; plums, local, cherry, os to Ss (id, Sydney liurbank. .'is lid : peaches, coloured, S\ iiey, 2- to !()-: otliT#, 2s to \s: grapes, hothouse, 2s I'd t > 2s 7d lb ; tomatoes, hot house, :td to H'd ; lemons, good, h.s to Ills c.a-i", coarse, lis lo 7s : cherries lo« id, 7.1 to It ib, Sydney, Is to 12s box ; passion fruit. 2' is case; gooseberries, 2s (id to -1- box ; currants, lid to Hd lb; walnuts, S | : peanuts, 2Jd ; bananas, lis to 4s bunch, 2d lb : pines, ."is to 10s crate ; Cocoa nuts, (is to lis I'd sack. Poultry—Hen-, Is :}d to Is !i 1 each : table roosters, 2s id to :j,s : ducks, Is :»d 'o 2s (id : geeu>. 2s I'd t ' is ild ; chicks, id to Is : ducklings. Id to (id ; turkeys, gobblers 7s to I Is, hens, os to ss. .Miscellaneous—Voting pigs, 1 is to 2 »s each : porkers, 20 to i'Os : pork, 4-i ■ 1 to od lb. MESSRS. ARTHUR TOO MAN & CO'S REPORT. Messrs Arthur Tooman and Co. auction ei-rs, Auckland, report as follows The markets generally have been well, and in some instances, over supplied this week, the most noticeable changes being the serious drop in the price of potatoes, an 1 a considerable fall in the. value of goose berries. Creen and inferior potatoes were sent forward iu large quantities, and the Southern demand having suddenly fallen oil, there was but little outlet. The con signments were so heavy th it all lots c mid not be cleared on Friday, not even at t'o per ton, although the market stands at somewhere like £7 Ids. Vegetables were scarcer, and sold at higher prices. Poul try, wish the exception of liens, realised high prices. Voting pigs also brought ex treme prices, and bacon and hams were remarkably scarce. Cheese reached b p values. Fruit has been shipp-d heavily from the Islands, and moderate consign ments from Sydney, the former selling well, and the latter at heavy loss to the shippers. In local fruits, there has been very little otii-ide gooseberries. The first consign ment ' 1 cherry plums from Whangarei realised fancy prices, and grapes were sent iu from Otahuhu, for tile first time this - ea-i ill. \Y«. quote a- follows : —Potatoes l\j to £'o, average =£7 IDs. Union--, Victorian, old £7 ditto new i damaged) iiOs per ton, new local : {d to Id. Creen peas lud to Is Id ; er peck, cucumbers Ss to Ids per do/i'u. i Hher v.-getab'es at higher rate-. Putti r: Prime tresh dairy Hd to lod, special up to Is Id, pastry and inferior iid to 7' 1, !, nil' r.-' keg 7d. bulk box fsd, milled '.Hi, fa'toiy lnjil. Egg- average Is per iio/en. i hi'o-e : Farmers' ordinary ."id to old, fac .rv I'd, factory loaf li.ld. Paeon, prime i nnors' or factory Kid to lotd, hams ditio ]i 1 to lid. Honey : bulk :M to Id. sedivli hi to id. I'iuit: < ioeseben ies, union boxes L's lid i" :;•(;■!. heavier cases :i to Is. lemons, oa r.-e ii- io >:■, prime Ss to J Os iid. I 'range/, V hmuiiirei half boxes 7- to I-!'ii d 1 rgi' ca?e-, 10s i'dto2ife. Californiau 2i's. (' i apes, local 2s lid to 2s Hd per lb. l(":'.;at-' ' >s to ,s. Plums, local clierry 7- t > Ss {'" ■ Sydney black 7s to ss Purl.an!; :is to :i- < berries, local, white heart M to Od. bh' ~ h('art Siil to 1-:, Sydney, ordinary. ! - to 1 per box, sp( cial black apt-' 1 1.- per c ' ' . [: ic ..ts, Sydney, 1 s to Os. Panamas, v>e 1' : • ' ii l '".l bunches by the'laviuni, which 1 i at 1 i(.ni lis to is per bunch, and "s iid t.. 7s per case. Pines, T.ngan realisi 'i f ai ss 7d to -is (id, Fijian from us to Us per case. P.; iv: Hens Is id to Is sd. table roe.-'- is (id to .is. cockeiels Is od to 2s, chick■ id to Is. Ducks, poor Is :id to Is fid. li.t 2s to 2s (id. Turkeys, fat gobblers It's 1" Ipoor condition, is to 7s (id. hens, hea ■ y l's to poor an ! small :i- to i-. I Id e. C fat OS to l's, poor L's lid to PiLS.ii ah I Us to 1 Is, ii)' d i i! in 2"> to 255, porkei s iios to o !l s. Pork od. KKroKT "F J. JONES, AUCTIONEER IN--.lt ry : i■( stei'S 2s to Os Od. e cl erels 1: ' i' I. i, a.- -Id to is 111-l. ducts 1 .- Gii t 2s ' . g ■ e lid to Is :'il, turkey gib Jets ! s t-i 1 os. hens Is to ."s ivi, poor a.- (i , to : !' .. Pigs J::.- iid t - It's. Uacon '. d to U.i i h ed sjd to :id, hams I'd to 'J:[d, local vl! to '.i.q butter 7Jd to !Jd, keg 7d 7id, eg u - 1 Id to Is, cheese od to sid, honey is (ii, jotatoen ,'d to Id 10, pears lOd to Is, onions J .Id. Fruit: Plums 2s to 5s Od. lemons 7s Od t > Os, cherries 5d to 7d lb, wal nuts Od to ('$ I, berries 2d to 2\, Grain : Oats 3- 3d to vis _4d, maize 4s 6d to -Is fid,
wheat -is lid to -Is lid, bran £7 bis, sharp £1 l.">s, chaff M 10s to £7. Babbits 7d t«< sd, bares is «d to 2s. Turkeys and pigs in g >od demand. "WOOL SALES. G ISBOKX E. Friday. There was a go al attendance at the .wool sales to-dav, and improved pi ices compare'! with recent sales were realised. WELL I XG'D >N, Friday. At the wool sales to-day there was an ad vance of a farthing to a halfpenny i n tli Xovember sale rates. The catalogue com prised 22ot' bal -s, ehielly coarse wools. LONDON MAKKHTS. Wheat: J'he markets are nrac except, in France, where tho weather is mild. Car goes are steady. Caiiforuian August ship ments are quoted at :Us 3d, December-.btn uary eOs'ad. The American visible supply is estimated at 50,527,000 bushel-. The Bradford wool m irket is quiet. C an mon sixties 2:!}. supers 2l:{, common forties SiJ, forty-sixes If). Butter the market is dull. Danish is quoted at Ills to libs. There is a limited demand for colonial, which is quoted at from 11 os to i 12s. BUIiNSIDE. At Burnside marlo t on Wednesday lh."> fat cattle were yarded, of which several lines were extra prime heavyweights. Prices showed an advance of 20s per head on last week. Best Bullocks =£l2 to ,£l3, extra prime =£l4 10s to =£l6, medium to good =£'J to £lO 17s Gd, light £7 2s lid to £<S 15s, best cows ,£8 10s to .£lO 12s tid, medium to good =£6 12s bd to =£7 15s, light and aged cows £1 10s to £6 10s. Fat sheep : 1222 penned, mostly shorn Sales opened on a par with last week, but the demand for ordinary quality was much less pronounced, and prices for these were lower by Is to Is (3d per head. Best shorn crossbred wethers lS)s Gd to 225, extra heavy 25s to 275, medium to good lbs 6d to f'.ls. light lis bd to 15s, best shorn ewes 18s bd to 2 -is, extra up to 30s, medium to good 15s to 17s, light B!s to 14s bd. Lambs -. 700 penned. Best 12s 6d to 13s, extra prime l is bd, good to lis bd to 12s 3d, medium Hs to 10s 6d. I'igs: 132. Last week's prices were main tained. Suckers los to 20s, slips 21s bd to 245, stores 2<Js to 2Ss, porkers 31s to 44s ; baconers 50s to 735, choppers up to 975,
The Waikato Times THAMES VALLEY GAZETTE, AND KAWHIA ADVOCATE. THE OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN THE WAIKATO. MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1902. THE VENEZUENLAN DISPUTE.
Vsi-.wkk in its prii'.iarv ligiif, tlic Yenezue!;ui eiuiirogiiu is a verv in sig'iliiieaill Jill'.lir. ill!': (»!!!• wllicil Iliac iic-ccrtiu-'lcss exert a powerful influ ence on the internalional relaiionsliit) of tlieia- of the most powerful countries in the world. In the lirst place it has demonstrated that the I'nited States has a suliicient faith in the in tegrity of (ireat Jlritiiin to allow her a free hand in the settlement of the dispute, despite the most stringent clauses of the Alunroe lkictrine. The other day a cable, significant in its pithy summary of the temper of our Anglo-Saxon cousins, told ns that public opinion in the United States laid the responsibility for the punitive charac ter of the reprisals at the door of the Germans. This, after the tierce execrations which have filled the columns of the violently anti-British European press, is a. complete refuta tion of the slanders concerning un necessary sever.ls.' and cruelty during the recent l>oer War. The know ledge that the powerful Americans are at one with the Britishers, and sympathise with their national aims and characteristics, is sure to have a modifying and sobering ell'oct on Ger man policy, for the most bitter of our Continental enemies would not dare, nay, could not alone light against England and America, or even England, with America's moral and inactive support. But on the other hand, America litis perhaps acted in this way because she knows that any undue interference with the course of events inav involve her m undesirable complications. I he claims are based on fair principles of compensation, and bear with them no question of international aggression or'coerciou : there in no question of acquisition of territory invoiced, and consequentlv no application of the Munroe Doctrine. Fin., combined with t iic fact that she has to fit I lil no treaty obligations with \ enozuela, may in a great degree ac count for the attitude of the Great Republic. 1 he immediate causes of t he 1 rouble date baek ;o I IJdtl. Jn the northern portions of South Anier e-n. bord-Ting on the dull of Mexico arc the two republics "f Colombia and Ycne/.tieia : republics where "inignf is right and the possession of the most superior armed force means the assumption of the reins of olliec until the cycle of fate has reversed the position. I nder the influence of foreign intercourse and the consequent broader insight into the possibilities and responsibilities of Government, the "Commercial" partv, as it mav be called, in Colombia, have durin:.'' the past four years been endeavouring to make headwav agamd the military adventurers who have hitherto crippled die couutrv. and to make possible ihe establish ment ol orderly government. Natur ally the partisans of the old order of things resented this interference with their ancient right* and liberties, and tin ir resentment took the most con venient toriii that of armed strife The y were reinforced by large parties from over the Yeuezuela borders, and the revolution being put down, the malcontents were pursued into the neighbouring State, where the
'Jolomhian ami Venezuelan troops met: in battle. The inter-State dis pute was patched up, hut the inci- Ifiit had fanned into llame the smoul lering (ins (.it chronic revolt and anarchy in Venezuela. Attempts were made to overthrow President Castro, a must violent anti-foreigner, and the outcome was that the foreign population in the Republic sull'ered •i'-vrre penalties and underwent gross indignities at the hands of the. domi nant party. Claims for com pensation were entered bv l]n u;- umd, Germany, France, Jtalv and Bel gium, and it is to enforce . lif due satisfaction of these just claims (hat the extreme step has lieen taken. \s far as Venezuela is concerned the issue is beyond all doubt. Were the strength of the British. alone, put forth, the insignificant South Ameri can state would he crushed instantlv with no more effort than a man crushes a worm. It is this knowledge that makes the creditors of the State so forbearing and patient, but there is a limit to all human endurance, and the British lion and German eagle are but human in their character.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Says the Ashburton Mail: " A few day ago we announced that the first effect of prohibition was the stoppage of work on tiie new -omerset Hotel building. Another effect is that the properties adjoining that building seem to have risen in value, for on Tuesday the tenants of four shops in Bur nett-street received notice that their rents would be raised from 12s to 20s per week. .V curiosity in the shape of a postcard which went astray, is in the possession of Mr K. Mothes, Petone. The postcard was written at Dresden, to Mr Motlies, and bore the somewhat slender address. " Petone, Jackson-street." It went to South Africa, and bears the- postmarks of Pretoria., Jvnn berly, and Johannesburg, but eventually it finished up at New Zealand. At the foot of the card is written in red ink, "Petone, Xew Zealand, Australia." l! is tiie daty of the Government, in the face of the present combination to main tain the price of bread, to take active measures for the protection of the people; but the situation is no doubt beset with dilfculties, since whilst it is urgently de sirable to prevent the price of food being abnormolly raised, at the same time it is necessary to see that the local producers are not unfairly put out of competition with outsiders.—Dunedin Star. The testing of the inilking-quaiity of herds is a matter which should receive more attention from the dairy farmers of the Country than it doe- at present, says -Mr Kmsella, the Dairy Commisioner, in a recent leaflet. The improvement of every herd, which should be the constant aim of the owner, depends upon regularly dis carding tho=e animals that are not reacli i str a certain standard. The owner should aim to keep only those cows which return tho largest net proiA for the year. A four-fuote ! bird is in the possession of Mr Carter, of the I'ilol Station at Lyttel ton Heads. It is a gosling, one of seven hatched out of a setting of nine ege's. and nas fhree let vo of them on the, left; le, and on one «>! it j. two lei I legs are two f.-ot. It ap active and healthy, and is four days o'-h In walking it uses only two feet, tin; additional fo->t »n one leg ln ingduuli'.ed up, ami the third ieg being dragged aioiie' as an cncuuibiance. Some i'.axiniller.- in the Mamiwatu dis trict are paying as high as 22s bd per ton of green llax as royalty for the right of cutting. As it re-mires eight tons of groen tiax to make a ton of fibre, the owners of tlax lands must be " making their pile" says the New Zealand Times. The Makerua Company.which purchased the ex tensive llat swamp lands of the Welling ton and Manawatu ] tail way Company, is about to sell a number of flax farms, so as to enable flaxuiillers to acquire their own freeholds. The Laud and Income Tax Department has written to Mr Eugen Snndow drawing his attention to the fact that he is liable to pay income-tax on income earned by him during his present tour of the colony, and that under regulations it is necessary for him to lodge a deposit for the due amount of the tax when assessed. The 1 >epartment, therefore, calls upon Mr teandow to lodge the sum of =£2s, a full return of income to be furnished and the exact assessment made on the completion of the tour. Mr Sixdow appears to be the first person visit ing the colony who has been subjected to this provision of the Act, and this is the first country iu which he has had a similar experience. The following are the mileages of rail way completed in the colony since the 31st March, r.i'J2: Waipara-Scargdl, 15 miles: Poro-o-tarao-Ongarue, 14.J miles; Gisborne ivaiteratahi, 13 miles; Stratford-Toko, G miles ; Mangaonoho-Mangawfcki, lo miles: B'enlieim-Seddon, lo.f md-s. This repre sents a total mileage opened since 31st March of 74 miles. So far as the Mangaonoho-Naugaweka section is con cerned, the rails have been laid for another ten miles further, but the ballasting of this portion of the line has not been completed. These figures were quoted by the Minister of Public Works in his speech at the open ing of the Waipara-Scargill railway recently. The Australasian Chamber of Commerce in London is inviting suggestions from the New Zealand Chambers in regard to the question of the erec ting of remounts for the Imperial Army. It appears that there is considerable confusion iu the minds of breeders as to the stamp of horses required, and in order that a standard should be fixed for their guidance, the Executive Committee of the Austra asian i hamber has comuiuuionted with the AY ar Office, asking that this matter should be settled. Tne secretary of that chamber, in a 'e'ter to Mr S. Carroll, secretary of ihe Wellington Chamber says: " I'll" question is still under the consideration of the Executive Committee, and 1 am send jj-jir you by this mail tne (>o\einmenf Blue B"ok giving the reports upon the working of the li ein u tints Department abroad. • The Chamber wili be indebted to you for anv su-""estems vou may caie to make which Tan he incorporated in further •viiTcspontcnco with the Imperial Govern ment." Mr T. Morgan, Headmaster of the Na pier District School, recently expressed himself strongly on the school attendance question. Writing to the School Commit tee he said: " 1 forward a list of scholars who have failed to make the number of attendances required by the Act. I have also supplied the police with a copy of the list. 1 believe that a sharp lesson to the parents of three or four of the worst cases would have a very beneficial etlect. The bad attendance is not caus-'d through tru ancy. but through tic mdiiba encc and self ti.-diuess of the pai ti iii keeping the children home to do tr.va! things. Another long list could b • m eie out. . t the scholars who have been absent ei'.hcr thioagli being nek themselves, or prohibited from attend ing school tlir -ugn having an infectious diseases iu the family. Tins is very well in theory, but absoluiely useless with regard to the spreading ot tne disease. Ihe child ren are certaiulv kept from school, but they mix and play with everv child they meet ; they attend Sunday-school, go to picnics, and even serve as errand hojs, car ying as much infection to the houses they take"parcels to as they would to the school; in fact, the whole thin? is a farce as at present carried out." The committee loft the matter in tho h&uds of ths CuairiU3.il to deal with,
The proprietors of The Waikato Timks 'lt-sire tn accept the rece : pt of a very taste fully desi eui'd conveying seasonable ir'votings from the railway cadets of the A uckland Station. The Oovernor, accompanied by ('apt ilill Trevor left Auckland for Wellington by the N gapuhi, on Sunday afternoon. At a m ;oting of t!i»> <tener.il Committee of the Waikato A. and I'. Association it wa.- decided to is«u.. x'> debentures for the parch.isc i'l uid.-lamG, and t.» appoint M-s-rs. C. J. >t'.rey, A. Ait ken, and .1. C. A l«'ii as trustees. debenture hold ts to elect another two. At the Methodist ('hureh last evening, there was a large congregation. Tho L'ev. H. 1,. Bla mires preached au appropriate si rmou, and the choir rendered iu a spirited maimer a number of Christmas carols. Special solos were rendered by Mesdanies Tat ton and CHialtrough and lie v. Mr Blaniires. The making- of spools and the sawirf of wood for them have assumed such im mense proportions that they are classed among the leading industries of Maine. Not all tie spool bars sawed in Maine are made into spools within the State, but are shipped to Europe. About I.V'OU.Oooft are sent across the water annually, chiefly to Scotland, one-half of the total being ship ped by one concern, almost all in steam ships. The people of Cam'ridge are to be favoured with some good music (vocal and instrumental) on Christmas night, when tho united choirs will render carols, an thems, and hymns at which they have been practicing hard lately. There are 40 voices and an efficient orchestra. Thehe music has been thoroughly practised, and a good evening should be spent. The final practice will be Jield on Tuesday evening in the Oddfellows' Hall, commencing at s p.m , when all taking part are requested to be present as a rehearsal of the programme will be made. Business people in Hamilton will learn with mingled feelings < .f regret and pleasure that Mr W. Von Stunner, of the Bank of New Zealand, is shortly to lie transferred to Te Awamutu, to the management of which branch he lias bean promoted, llauiiltonians have more than a passing interest in Mr Von Stunner's welfare, for it was in this town that, some twenty years ago, he first joined the Bank as junior. Since, then Mr Von Stunner Inn been transferred to several other branches in turn, but the greater part of the time his been sp ait amongst us, and he was always looked up at as essentially " our own." Besides this claim of old identity .Mr von Stunner had. by his uniform tact and Courtesy, made many personal friends and business acquaintances, and was voted one of the most popular officials in the service. While regretting his removal from us. the residents of Hamilton will be as one in congratulating Mr Von Stunner upon his well-earned promotion, and iu ex pressing the hope that the move may prove but a " stepping stone to higher things." Vet another attraction has been added to the Hamilton Lake. With a public spirited ness for which he deserves all credit, Mr Geo. Parr communicated with Mr Smale, curator of the trout hatcheries atOkoroire, and asked him if he thought the lake would be suitable for trout. Mr Smale replying that he saw no reason why the fish should not thrive there, Mr Parr at once made arrangements for some brown trout fry to be sent to Hamilton. These arrived yesterday, some hundreds being place I in the water, the fish being from one te two inches long. As in another eigh teen months, the fish will provide some go.>d sport, an 1 should thereby add to the attractiveness of the town, it is to be hoped thai in the meantime they will be allowed to remain unmolested. We are sure that di- aples of Isaac Walton,iu Hamilton, will fully appreciate Mr Parr's action, and will sec 'iid his efforts to remedy what has long been expressed as oue of the deliciences of mir beautiful lake. There were good congregations at the Christmas services at St. Paul's Wesleyan Church, Cambridge, yesterday. Special Christmas hymns, anthems and solos were sung, the soloists being Miss E. Veale in the morning, and the Misses Jessie Clark, Jarrett and Veale in the even ng. The Rev. S. J. Gibson, addressing the children, reminded them of the true meaning of Christinas, and concluding begged them to be pure and true like Him whose birth t: e Christian world is just about to com memorate. Tho |ieverend gentleman cen tred his remarks on the word, ' Bethlehem," giving a splendid ex position liis subject. The even ing dis" rse was upon the model house, being well thought out and very helpful. During the service, Mr Gibson announced that the Cambridge West Methodists would hold their annual Sun day School picnic on Boxing Day and all were cordially invited. The picnic would be held in Mr Reynold's paddock. St. Paul's Sunday School picnic will be held in Mr Martin Butler's property on New Year's Day. Those friends who intend helping with donations are requested to let either the Kev. S. J. Gibson or Mr Eeid (superintendant) know at their earliest convenience. The children will be provided for but- adults wll kindly take their own provisions. At the conclusion of the morning service, Mr 11. T. Tudehope played Handels Hallelugah chorus. The church was prettily decorated with ferns, Christmas liilies, and other white flowers. The South Africa Steamship Com pany's steamer Devon, which is now loading in New Zealand for Sou h Africa, wili make Wellington her final port of de parture. The steamer will take to the Cape betweeu thirty-four and thirty-five thousand carcases of mutton, several thousand quarters of beef, in addition to a very large quantity or butter, poultry and other New Zealand products. It has been stated that the Devon is proceeding to Gisborne to load mutton, not for South Africa, but for Brisbane, and that dissatis faction is being expressed among exporters at this deviation, which is alleged to be outside the terms of contract. This is quite inaccurate. The Devon is certainly going to Gisborne to load mutton, but not for Brisbane. It is for the Cape. Further, the fact that a call is to be made at Bris bane is not outside the contract at all. The contract with the New Zealand Go vernment gives the contractors the right to call at another Australian port besides F reman tie. Far from any dissatisfaction being felt at the Devon going to Brisbane with pioduce from this colony, New Zea land-'rs may not unnaturally congratulate themselves that another outlet is being found for their exports. The Devon is going to land a quantity of beef from New Zealand at t lie Queensland capital. The ravages of the drought have caused a de mand in that State for beef such as never before existed. That article was, until re cently, one of its principal exports. The changed position of olfairs is one that is now being taheii advantage of to tho benefit of NV.\ Zealand p ist.oralists. The steamers loaded iu this country for South Africa are, it is worthy of notice, now re ceiving the greatest part of their cargoes from the North Island. The Devon, for instance, first went to Lyttelton, then to Napier, and now proceeds to Gisborne and Wauaanui. subsequently calling at Wel lington pn r to departure.
NURSING EXAMINATION.
o QUALIFICATION OF HAMILTON X CBSES. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLIXGTOX, Sat nrday. The following nurses have qualified for registration, under the Nurses' Registra tion Act, 1001 ; —Lydia Cowell and Emily Brnnskill, Hamilton. The following nurses have passed the preliminary examination m anatomy aud physiology : Eliza Morton, Thames ; Louisa Stanley, Joana Johnston, and Alice Cawkwell, all of Hamilton.
CRICKET.
— KXUUKiIMEX v. AUCKLAND. COLLAPSE <_>E THE AIVKLANDHKS (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) A I't.'K LAN I>, .-atui'ilay. Thi 1 111:11 ch against Lord llawke's t'am was resumed to-day, when tho wicket was wot and cut ting iii'. Later in the day it was i>n the win.ile in favour of the batmen, the Englishmen carried their total from 242 for 7 wickets to 821. Howling Analysis: Xeill 1 wicket for 1"2 runs, Stem? .ti •"> for 111, W. H. Lusk 3 for fS, Barclay J for 59. LATER. The cricket match was resume 1 on S.ilur day, in the presence of a large attend ance. The following are the scores of the local men AUCKLAND : First Innings. Maei'ormick. b Thompson ... ij Xeill. c Warner, b Thompson ... 17 Clayton, c Bu.'nup, h Dowsou 13 Hay, c i'o'.vs.m, b Burn up ... ... 20 Ohlson, b Thomson ... ... 0 Mason, c Thomson, b Bosanrjuet ... 2 ! Lusk, st Whatman, b Hosanque t ... 10 X. Lusk, st Whatman, b Bosanquet ... lj Stemson, c Leathern, b Burnup ... 10 Barclay, b Burnup ~ ... 7 ■•obinson, not out ... ... ... 10 Extras ... ... ... 5 Total ... ... ... ... 12u Howling Analysis : Thompson, three wickets for 10 runs, Dawson one for 84, Bosanquet two for 15, Burnup four for five. Second Innings. Xeill, l.i Bosanquet ... ... 3 .MaeCormiek, b Bosanquet ... ... 0 Clayton, not out ... ... ... 6 Hay, c and b Bosanquet ... ... 0 ohlson, run out ... ... 1 Mason, c Johnson, b Dawson 1 H. Lusk, c Thomson, b Dawson ... 2 Extras ... ... ... (| Total for six wickets ... ... 31 With only -1 wickets to fall Auckland require 170 runs to save a one-inning's de feat. TUHIKARAMEA v. HAMILTON A match was played between the above on Saturday last. It was late in the afternoon before Hamilton got a full com plement of men, while the visitors were two men short. Hamilton were the nrst to bat and put together the respectable total of 81, mainly through the efforts of 11. Johnson and H. L. Blamires. Johnson, who is in great run-getting vein just now, put together 46 in fine style, the field be ing very busy while he was at the wickets. In his score were three 4's and six 3's. Blamires played a chanceless innings for 15. The Tuhikaramea tciin collapsed in their innings, only getting 34 runs, and of these R. Livingstone made 20 not out by good sound cricket. Blamires was mainly responsible for the downfall of the visitors, taking five wickets for ID runs. It was de cided to let Tuhikaramea follow on, and a much better stand was made, 77 being re gistered before the last wicket fell. Of thi3 total N. Reid made 41. The score was well made, the batsman showing good defensive powers, and only towards the end of innings did he take any liberties with the bowling. T. Living.,tone made 15 in good style. Half an hour remained of time and Hamilton required 31 runs to win the match, but they could only make 20 in the time. Of this number Bradstock made 16, by nice free cricket, and did not give the field a chance. Gorthope stayed at the wickets for the half hour foi 8 runs. Hamilton won the match on the first in nings by 47 runs. E. and T. Livingstone and X. Reid bowled very well for the loosers The fielding of th« visitors was poor, and, owing to the number of chances which were thrown away, practically decided the re sult. The local team were fairly good in this department of the game, and although the luhikaramea were smart between the wickets the runs were kept down. The following are the scores : HAMILTON : First Innings. Meachem, c Drabble... ... o Hammond, bR. Livingstone ... ... 0 Blamires, bR. Livingstone ... ... lfi H. Johnson, c and b Livingstone ... 46 Richards, b N. Reid ... ... o Bradstock, b N. Reid... 3 Yenables, bN. Reid ... ... ... 3 Bond, b Livingstone... ... ... 6 Gothorpe, not out ... ... ... 1 Holden, bN. Reid ... ... ... 3 Ewen, b Livingtone ... ... 3 Total ... ... ... ... 81 HAMILTON: Second Innings. Gothorpe, not out ... ... ... 8 Holden, bR. Livingstone ... ... 2 Blamires, b N. Reid... ... ... 3 Bradstock, not out ... ... 16 Two wickets for... ... ...29 TUHIKARAMEA : Ist Innings. W. Livingstone, bH. Johnson ... 4 H. Livingstone, b Blamires ... ... 0 S. Reid, run out ... ... ... 0 R. Livingstone, not out ... ... 20 N. Reid, b Blamires ... ... ... 0 T. Livingstone, 1.b.w., b Blamires ... 4 Drabble, bH. Johnson ... ... 1 Vickers, b Blamires ... ... ... 3 Alderson, b Blamires... ... ... 0 Extras... ... ... ... 2 Total ... ... ... ... 34 Bowling Analysis: H. Johnson, 2 wickets for 18, H. L. Blamires, 5 for 19. TUHIKARAMEA Second Innings. R. Livingstone, c and b Blamires ... 7 N. Reid, b Blamires ... ... ... 0 W. Livingstone, b Blamires ... ... 0 S. Reid, b Johnson ... ... ... 41 T. Livingstone, c Ewen, b Johnson ... 15 H. Livingstone, b Holden ... ... 0 Drabble, b Blamires ... ... ... 7 Vickers, b Johnson ... ... ... 0 Alderson, not out ... ... ... 0 Extras ... ... ... ... 7 Total ... . ... ... 77 Bowling Analysis : H. Johnson, 3 wickets for 9 runs. Blamires 4 for 18, W. Hammond 0 for 12, S. Meachem 0 for 11, and Holdon 0 for 10. An effort is being made to get together a team to play against the Waipa County team on Boxing Day.
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GENERAL ITEMS.
LONDON, Dec. 19. The grand jury found a true bill against Colonel Arthur Lynch, who is charged with treason in taking up arms on the side of the Boers. The recent earthquake in Russian Turkestan destroyed the town of Audjiba, killing one hundred and fifty-live people, and injuring three hundred and seveuteen. PAULS, December 19. The sailors on strike have uncondi tionally surrendered. The strike cost Marseilles several millions of francs. ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 19. -The Czar has permitted the stud ents exiled to Siberia for rioting to return. BERLIN, Dec. 19. Attempts were made by the cruiser Prinz Heinrich and the battleship Kaiser Wilhehn der Crosse to move the stranded German battleship Witelsbach, on the coast of Zeeland, but failed. The vessel is firmly fixed in a shoal,, and requires lightening. The Prinz Heinrich nearly went ashore also. CAPETOWN, Dec. 19. Loyalists declare that the Afrikan der Bond intrigues are rapidly spread ing in the Northern districts. The burghers' claims under article 10 of the terms of surrender amount to ninety millions.
INTERPROVINCIAL.
VALULESS CHEQUES. OAMARU, Saturday. illiam Runciman, who claims the title <>f major, was arrested here yesterday on a charge of issuing valueless cheques at Masterton. He is said to be a recent arrival from England, and that he has been received as an honoured guest by dignitaries of the church in several plaoes in the North, and it is stated that he holds first-class introduction and references showing that he has seen service in India.
A BAND OF GYPSIES. AY ELLINGTON, Saturday, A band of twenty-five persons who are being referred to as gypsies, and are ap parently of Hungarian birth, have arrived here from Ausrtalia to catch the boat for Monte Video. They arc very poorly clad, and are camped in a number of miserable tents on the Hutt road. It appears they were recently travelling about Australia in caravans. Since arrival here they seem to live on what their children can obtain from credulous passers by and through fortune telling.
FATAL ACCIDENT.
A man named Robt. White, died at the Waikato Hospital yesterday afternoon, as the result of an accident met with while blasting rock on the road works beyond Te Kuiti on Friday. It appears that de ceased was working on the contract about 30 miles from Te Kuiti, and on Friday morn ing with a man named Snow, was engaged in blasting, lie had charged seven holes with explosive, and proceeded to fire them ; having fired six, Snow endeavoured to fire the seventh, but told his mate he could not get the fuse to catch. Deceased thereupon told him to clear out of danger, as the other shots would sotn be going off. Snow and White then ran to where three other men were working, and the six shots having exploded, White said he would return and ignite the other one. But he had scarcely reached the spot, when the charge went off. The other men heard deceased groan ing as if in pain, and on run ning up to the place they found the unfortunate man lying ©n the ground, with a large flesh wound on the leg, and a few scratches in his face. In answer to their questions, he said his leg was broken. Arrangements were at once made to convey the sufferer into Te Kuiti, and Dr. Brewis was telegraphed for, meeting th ■ sufferer some miles beyond Te Kuiti. The doctor, on examination, ordered his removal to the Hospital, whither he was conveyed on Saturday. No operation was performed after admission and the patient gradually sank, dying at 3 p.m. ye-teuhiy. The iinquest is beiug h ;ld this morning before Mr J. S. Bond, coroner, at the Hamilton Hotel as »e go to press.
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THE TIMES, MONDAY, DECEMBER 22 1902.
PURE TOTALLY J1 I S S 1U I S S E N, KNOX STREET, HAMILTON. Certificated teacher of the r PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN AND VIOLA. pecial attention to Technique & Theory. Fa card] it. W. D Y E E SOLICITOR Hamilton. NEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE OF FREEHOLS. ERBERT Y. C tOLLINS. BARRISTER and SOLICITOR TE AWAMUTU. LICITOR FOR "ADVANCES TO SETTLERS OFFICE." A. YOUNG, ENTIST Te Awamutu, first Tuesday in month. Ngaruawahia, second Tuesday in month. Huntly, third Tuesday in month. Te Aroha, fourth Tuesday in month. Other districts occasionally. IGH-CLASS WORK. TERMS MODERATE. MR Q; SKENE DIXON SURGEON DENTIBT, HAMILTON. Visits monthly the following plaoes : Njjaruawahla— l?t Friday Te Awamutu—-2nd Friday Huntly—4th Friday. 1
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THE VENEZUELAN TROUBLE.
— CHE POWERS AND ARBI- T HAT I ON. R INTERNAL TROI'HLES. 0M Received Dec 21, 4.3f! p.m. |f NEW YORK, Dec. 20. * Twenty allies have informed Col onel Hay that there was no answer for President Castro. Venezuela would not be consulted in anv shape, Luton Colonel flavs suggestion the idea of arbitration was favorably en 'ertainod. Britain was more favour able, than Oermanv, but re quired proper safeguards and adequate guarantees. NEW (>1! K, December IQ. The declaration by the Daily News that Europe's revolt against the .Mon roe Doctrine is the real reason of the combination against Venezuela is be ing quoted in America as ev deneo that Creat Britain is phiving a hv pocritieal part. American opinion is opposed to America becoming a guarantor for Venezuela's compliance with the de mands of France, which country claims priority of the collection of debts. In such an event Italy dis sents, alleging that her claims are of the longest standing, entitling her to priority if any differentiation is made.
OBJECTION TO THE BLOCKADE.
NEW YOU K, Dec. 21, The opinion at Trinidad is unfav ourable tii the blockade Venezuela, which is considerable to exist mi its own resources for many months. The stoppage of trade would be more harmful to Trinidad than to Vene zuela.
THE HUMBERT SWINDLERS.
AUUESTEI) IN MADlifl). Keceived December 22, 1.17 a.m. MADK 11). December 21. The V rencii Ambassador to Spain, receiving an anonymous letter stating the Humberts were in .Madrid, in formed the police, who recognised Emil Uomainand Eve Danrignac, who are implicated in the frauds, entering a house. The police guarded everv egress, and summoned the inmates to surrender. Iliev received no answer, but after twenty minutes' interval, which was utilised to destroy the papers, the authorities were finally admitted. Monsuier Marie, Madame Humbert, Emil Uomain, and Eve . Danrignac were arrested, Gendarmes prevented Humbert's escape through h window. r ]he prisoners reached Madrid on May 9th, and state thev are anxious for extradition to enable them to renounce the lawyer in Gul tano, as the author of all their misfor tunes. FUUTHEU PAUTJCULAUK. Keceived J)eceni)>er 21, 1N.15 a m MADIUD, Dec. 21. Humberts submitted quickly, offer ing the police wine and biscuits. Eve Danrignac was seized with a fit of hysteria. Ten thousand francs worth of jewels, and £4OOO francs in notes and coin were discovered in the house. While living in Madrid they went out little, received no visitors, and purchased many newspapers. M. Parayre, Humbert's steward, lias been arrested in France.
THE AMBASSADOR TO ROME.
Keceived December 21,4.55 p.m. LONDON, December 20. Sir Phillip Curt'ie, British Ambas sador to Home, has resigned owin" to ill-health.
THE NATAL PARLIAMENT
(Received Dec. 20, 9.55 p.m.) CAPETOW N, December 20 _ The new Legislative Assembly of .N!<ta| consists of twenty Ministerab uts and nineteen Oppositionists.
AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
CRICKET (Received, Dec. 21, 5.2 am ) AKELAIDE, Dec. 21. 2se\\ boutli 'W ales' first innings produced 280 runs, I've, not out, To. Jones took :! wickets for GB, Kirk Btli Australians in their first inn . made 140, J lack -18, Giff'en 27 be tlie chief scorers, ilowell took iclcets for •)], Nohle 3 for 31, Pye or 31.
SPEECH BY THE PREMIER.
(By Telegraph.—Press? AssociaCon.) W ELL I N<; I'(»\. Saturday. •Speaking at the banquet t>> Mr ! M.H.R., the Premier said if private enter prise faileil to ri.se t'i t lie occasion tlie State would go in for inanufaetuiing iron and steel, and so keep a hundred tlnn-and a year in t he country. He had ma.de >ip hi mind that not another wagon -r wnuld be brought from abroad. A bom J.'I'iO.OOO invested in machinery and extension of building?, would meet all requirements. There were times when combines were essential to the r.:< rests <•( the producer, and it was wrong !•> make them illegal ; they should be brought under control. There must be only one monopoly, that of the Liberal Party and the present Government. Alluding to the rumours of a reconstruction of the Cabinet. Mr Seddon said there had been some talk by those who had nothing to do with it. He was pleased to .seo the flattering refer ences to Messrs Hogg and Miller itwo gentlemen who have been spoken of as likely ministers), and looked forward to the day when they would be rewarded by promotion to the Cabinet.but they wanted uo advise from the < tpposition press.
CAMBRIDGE WEST SCHOOL.
ANNUAL PICNIC AND spoiM'S. The annual picnic ami sports in connec tion with the above school, held on Friday in the school grounds, were an imqualified Mtccess from every point of view, and the weather being all that could be desired, a very enjoyable day was spent. About 2oij people were present, and at 1 o'clock the i lay's sport really commence'!. The races, which w.-re run oil tir>t, created the usual amount of interest amongst the young folks, and ke >n rivalry was displayed in this direction, as the prizes were more costly and u-elul than heretofore. Several consolation events were added, in order to give the unsuccessful competitors a chance of obtaining a prize. The teachers and the committee were indefatigable in their exertions to make the whole aliair a suc cess, and a. bountiful supply of refresh ments were provided by the parents of the children, and a bevy of ladies pleased everybody in their distribution of them. The tug of war, Cambridge West v. Pukekura, was undoubtedly the event of the day, and created no end of excitement. Cambridge West had the best of it during the first spell, but in the second bout the Pukekura boys not only held their own, but they seemed to be a trifle too much for their opponent!-, and had the rope not snapped under the strain, at the critical moment, things might have gone hard against Cambridge West. The thirl boui was the " corker," and lasted 10 minute, both sides being in danger several times of having to give way, when the rope again failed, whereupon the judges stepped in and declared the contest a drawn one. This whs the final event, after which luncheon was partaken of, and the remainder of the day was spent in the usual games, which were indulged in with great vigour. Subjoined is a list of the various events : Hoys' race handicap (under 12 years.)— N. Rout 1, C. Tarrant 2, C. Ching 3. Boys'handicap (over 12).—]!. Stichburv 1, li. Anderson 2, C. Allen 3. Hoys' handicap (from fS to pi).— K*. Armor 1, L. Stone 2, T. Cliing 3. Hoys' race (in to 12).—13. Atkinson 1, L. Keeley o, K. Chambers :i. Boys' race (7 to N). —L. Stichhurj 1, I. Kiugdou A. Harnett 3. Hoys' race (s to ]) ). —![. While J \ Walker 2. L. Hall 3. Boys' race (."> to <S). —H. Arnier 1, A. Mc- Vicar 2, P. Chambers 3. Sack race.—ll. liailey 1, S. Stichburv 2 L. Ilali 3. Girls' ra.ee (over 12). -J. Vesper 1. ]■]. liailey 2, M. O'Neil 3. Girls' race (S to In).—K. Vo,per l, o. Allen 2, <i. Perkons Girls' race No. 2(S to ph.—L. Armor I, A. Death 2. 1). f I'N'eil 3. Girl.-' race (il to 8). —L. Gray 1, S. Yickers 2. G. Harris 3. Girls' race Hinder 7).—1. I. Looker 1 I, Read 2, M. Walker 3. Girls three-legged race.— H.Bailey and J. Vosper 1, P. Death and M. Gray 2, B. O'Neil and R. White 3.
KAWHIA.
From Oi:u Own Ci.ibrksi'oni»e\t I luring the past week the weather has been both cold and boisterous, and quite a lot of sickness prevails throughout the district iu consequence, hooping cough being very prevalent in Kawhia at present. It is sinceiely to be hoped that the weather will become milder and better before the holidays set in. The S.S. Kanieri called here on Wednesday mcraing, from Waitara, and brought several passengers from the > s 'outh. On Friday morning the 8.8. (iairloch is ex pected from Onehunga, with cargo and passengers, so we are just now being very well treated at the han'ds of the N.^.C. blatters connected with the regatta are progressing favourable, and the people in and around Kawhia are looking forward to spending quite a good time during car nival week. .Mr AV. A. Mason, the popular secretary, has gone to town to make the final arrangements for the running of ex cursion steamers to and from Kawhia dur ing the coming fete. Your correspondent wishes the proprie tors, staff und all the readers of Thk Wai kato Times a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, MONDAY, DECEMBER 22 1902
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Don't bustle yourself. Empire Koyal Blue, Daisy Soap and Laundress Help do the work and you need not hustle, lavage and Richards, A. <J. Harris, F. .). Sanders, Charlie Bnyce and all Hamilton and Cam bridge grocers tLink a deal of Empire Goods. In To Awamutu and Kihikihi you have up tn dale stores who stock Empire <io<>ds, Empire lilue, Daisy Soap, tic. Just call at G. M. A. Ahier's Warehouse and (lill'ord aud Bowden's. If you're in K'ihikilii and run short of Empire lioyal Blue, the bluest blue that ever blued a blue bag, or Daisy Soap, "a daisy," look up T. JI. Chapman and John G. Elmsley. " A little bit later on,' - when in Ohaupo, go to J. T. Edwards for Empire lilue and Daisy Soap. Further on in the land of cordials ask (ireen and Colebrook for Empire Goods, Otorohanga. DINNER SETS— 8 ®t Wtr.TJAM Victoria-streat. famhri gi Wades Worm Figs the Wonderful Worm Worriers—are a sure remedy, in Is boxes. Sold everywhere. These are bold assertions to make regard ing any medicine, but there is abundant proof of every one of the above statements regarding this remedy. Every household should have a Lottie at hand, (let it to day. It may save a life. W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton: THOMAS WELLS, Agent, Cam bridge ; GEO. M. A. AHIEK, Agent, Te Awamutu sell it. Tho best Medicine known i 3 HAN'DEK ANI) SON'S EUCALYPTI EXTKACT Test its eminent power ful effects in coughs, colds, influenza; tho relief is instantaneons In serious cases, and accidents of all kinds, be they wounds, burns, scalds, bruises sprains, it is the safest remedy—no spelling—iu inflammation Like surprising eilects produced on croup, diptheria, bronchitis, inflammation of tlx lungs, swellings, etc : diarrbota, dysentry, diseases of the kidneys and urinary organs In use at hos pitals and medical clinics ail over the globe; fatron ised by His Majesty the King of Italy; crowned with : medal and diploma at International Exhibition, Amsterdam Trust la this improved articl o and 1 reject lU others
Amusements. / bI>FELU )\\\S' lIA Li,. CAM iil.'llXiK CiIRISTM \S !)AV AT s i'.m. t'iiriiis, Autli. 'lll.-, iiyiU rI -. U'ili ll • r.'ili'.'ivd t>y t'uli 11 i 1 ill■<l "iii'ii- !'i v.>i 5,.i...s I>v Mi.-s -s i»!U':.n. Ci ; ik. I > ana Mi'-.-r- l/:in<_'iii',iir. aul IVrkiiH. Sjn'i-iul On-hr-t'-.k wii! a--is! in with ii:i -if. »h'n'ani-!. Mi' I-in 1 ; (.' in-1 t, M r I ii '!l11] I A mill' ; : 11 will ].i 'l'. I'. K'.'i'liAli!)S. St'r. am! i ivasinv: 1 .
".va-v, TOWXTED - A .strong IJ..V f„r t-h:- T» smithsliop.—John Ferguson, C.uu -1 ir ii! ire. WANTED —All \V;iikal" Residents to » » visit the West Coast Health Resort. | ■luring 1 Jesuit a Carnival week, and witness famous I'oi and Ilakadances. ~VSJ*ANTED — Owners of McCorinick » » Hinders, who require tlu-ir .Machines overhauled, to notify me at once. F. J. Sanders, Cauibridge. Sole agent Mc- Corinick Co., for Auckland Province. WAX I'ED Buyers for one each Ladies' and Cent's latest 1 !■ model It"Massey Harris Cycles, at iiin each. Real bargains to quit. I'. ,1. Sanders, Cambridge. "VVTAN'I'M[) All Waikat" Residents to » * visit the West Coast Health Resort, during Regatta Carnival week, and witness famous Poi and llaka dances. WANTED KNOW N —Those desirous of having FAMILY OROI'PS 1 'HO TOG KA PH K1 > at Xmas or New Year should make appointments with Messrs GAZE «.v CO. as early as possible. —liowden's Buildings. Hamilton. \\ T ANTED—The travelling public to re *' member that Tea, Coffee, Pie?, Pastry, Cakes, etc., are obtainable all day long at my Refreshment Rooms. Auck land, Local, and Illustrated papers.—J. T. Home, Confectioner etc., Hamilton. WANTED—Those requiring Violins, * * Strings, and all Accessories appert aining thereto, to call on or send to 11. 11. Howden, watchmaker and jeweller, Hamil ton, who has a large supply in stock. WANTED KNOWN, Mrs Bridges lias opened up in Victoria Street, Hamilton, with a supply of Smoked Fish. Fresh fish three times a week. Also, Summer Drinks, Lollies, Sweetmeats etc., to arrive shortly. WANTED KNOWN.'—V. Plescher de sires to draw attention to his large stock of Footwear. A splendid lot of Ladies' and Gentlemen's American Kid boots (lace and button), Walking and Evening Slioes, Girl's Lace and Button Boots (tan and black), Good Strong School Boots, Farmers' Boots, Bluchers, Canvas Shoes, Leather and Carpet Slippers (good and cheap). Repairs neat and prompt. First-class boots made t) order. V . PLE S C HER, CO-OPERATIVE BOOT SHOP, CAMBRIDGE.
Business Notices SALE — (Portland Waggon, with polo and shafts. 1 touble and Single Buggies.—John Ferguson, Cambridge. WAiKATO TIMES ALMANAC ( LATE BOND'S.) AX Ul'-TO-DATE PUBLICATION. MAN V XLW FEATURES. MOKE ATTRACTIVE THAN" EVER TO 15E PUBLISHED OX JAX. 1, 1903. a Large Xumber o f Orders have already been Booked, Aleuts and Others requiring Copies of this widely read Almanac are requested to send in their Orders AT OXCE, as one edition only will be published. IXVALUABLE TO FARMERS AX D SETTLERS. PRICE ONE SHILLING, IF POSTED Is 2ii. PA I'LL AX D VEXABLES, Proprietors, Hamilton. AIKATO T I M E S ESTABLISHED 30 YEARS. THE POPULAR EYEXIXO PAPER OF THE WAIKATO. THE FARMERS' JOURXAL. A LAKOE AND INCREASING CIRCULATION. CIRCULATING IN THREE ELEC TORAL DISTRICTS. The WAIKATO TIMES has been estab lished 30 years and has a large circulation amongst the farming community, and is therefore an excellent advertising medium. The Rates of Advertising are extremely liberal. PAULL & VEXABLES, Proprietors,
Business Notices. LYKLL. ami ARK I. X MAS SEASON 11)1)2-:;. XMAS CATv!) I' \f 'KRIS. i LL our Packets are sel •••ted by -l*. celebrated Xm-ts Card linn, Rap hat-: Tu.k and Sons, London. Packet card.-; are better value Mian boxer, of Cards as tli" whole the value is made up m cirds instesd of paying for the box. WE HAVi: MM- V \ RIETIES. The Superb, c 'Utahiing (i e nvfullv selected Xmas aud New Year < 'ards, lid The Ideal, euutaiuing 12 folding Xinas and New Year • aids, Is The Recherche. containing (i art isfic folding Xuias aud New Ye ir i ards, Is The Champion, co'itsiining I» novel Xuns and Xew Year Car is, Is The Unbeaten, containing 2 ) pretty Xinas and Xew Year Cards, Is Gd The I'xcellent,containing 20 effective Xmas and Xew Year C.irds, Is 6d The Princess, containing- 20 up-to-date Xmas and Year Cards, 2sfid The King, containing unique Xmas and Xew Year Cards, 2s; Id The Welcome, 12 folding Xew Year Cards only, Is All our packets and Xmas Cards orders are sent post free 15 minutes after receipt of order. Order early—our packets are much sought after, and last year were all cleared a week before Xmas. We have single cards from Id to 7s Od each. When in town for Xmas do not for get to visit our special Xmas card and fancy shop inside the Victoria Arcade. Admission free. XMAS NUMBERS. Pear's Annual with 1 pictures, Is 6d, posted, Is ( Jd Xmas London Xews with 1 picture, Is Gd. posted Is 7d Xmas London Graphic with 2 pictures, Is Gd. posted Is 7d Xmas Holly Leaves with magnificiont > battle picture entitled " All that was J lett of them " [Boer War) Is Gd, posted. Is 7d Xmas Sketch with 1 picture, Is 6d, posted, Is 7d XEW AXXTALS TO HA XI). Hoys' and Girls' Own Annual Xs each Chums (Boys' Annual's Ss each Young England ■ Boys' Annual) os each Boys of Our Empire (Boys' Annual; 7s Gd each The Girl's Empire (A new Girl's Annual) os each Chatterbox, cloth ;">■■, boards 3s Little Folk, cloth ss, boards :3s Gd Our Parling, cloth ss. boards 3s Sunday at Home, Leisure, Hone and Good Words, 7s fid each Children s Friend, Infants Magazine, Child's Companion and The ' Prize, cloth 2s, beard I s Gd each Add 2d in the Shilling for postage A EEW NOTABLE BOOKS FOE XMAS READING. Temporal Power, Marie Corelli, cloth :3s 6d paper 2s Gd Hound of the Barkervilles, Conan Doyle, cloth 3s 6d, paper 2s (3d House Under the Sea, Max Pemberton, cloth 3s Gd, paper 2s Gd Greater Love, Joseph Hocking, cloth 3s Gd, paper 2s Gd The Way of Escape, Graham Travers, cloth 3s Gd, paper 2s Gd L nele Joe's Legacy, Guy Boothby, cloth 3s Gd, paper 2s Gd Little Mother Meg, Ethel Turner, cloth 2s Gd FjR XMAS PRESENTS. Purses, Pocket Books, Writing Cases, La dies' Hand Bags, Chatelaine Bags, Photo Frames, l'hoto Albums, Jewel Boxes, Card Cases, ink Stands, Dressing Cases, Mani cure Sets and Leather Goods of every de scription. VICTORIA ARCADE, Shoetlanp Street, Auckland, UPTON & CO., CHRISTMAS AXI) NEW YEAR CARDS We have pleasure in announcing that we are now opening SPECIAL SHIPMENTS OF CHRISTMAS CARDS AND CALEN- I DAKS. OUR PACKETS AXD BOXES ARE OF EXCEPTIONAL VALUE. ALL POST FREE. •s. d. Memories-', 12 Beatiful Cards ... 1 3 Diadem, 12 Choice and Elegant Cards 3 0 Welcome, 15 Exquisite Cards ... 1 6 Princess, 25 Chaining Cards... ... 2 0 Legal, 10 Artistic Cards 1 3 Unique, 15 High-class Cards ... 1 3 Holly Berries, 10 Perfect Gems ... 1 0 Merry Hours, 50 Grand Value ... 2 0 Record, 50 Fine Assortment 1 3 Ruby, 12 Lovely Cards 0 0 Granville, 25 Choice Cards ... ... 1 Q Golden Age, 12 Choice Selection ... 0 0 Eclipse, 12 Perfect Treasures ... 1 G The Fine Art, 12 Elegant Cards ... 0 7 The Fine Art, 20 Splendid Value ... 0 !) The Duchess Cabinet, 20 Artistic and Choice Selection .. ... 3 g Rizaline Cards, for Hand-painting, assorted shapes. Is Gd and 2s per dozen. CIIRIS TM A S XUMB ER S AND ANXUALS FOR 1903 ARE NOW ARRIVING. s: d. Illustrated London News 1 7 Graphic 1 7 Holly Leaves ... ... ... ~, 1 7 Sketch... ... 1 7 Ladies' Pictorial 1 7 Pears' ... ... ... ... _ ] <) Black and White ... ... ... 1 7 Sphere 1 7 Town and Country Journal ... 0 G 1 Australasian ... ... ... i>t 0 (ji Sydney Mail 0 6? Bulletin 0 fp Auckland Weekly News 1 ot X.Z. Graphic ... 1 ol Christchurch Press 1 ij.v Brett's Almanac 1 3" Whitaker's Almanac 1 G Daily Mail Year Book 1 G ORDERS ARE XOW BEING BOOKED Our Assorted Packets of Christmas and Xew Year Cards cannot be excelled, being the Choicest Cards of the Best Makers. UPTON & GO., 158-100, OUELX-ST., ACCKLAXD. r PHh GOVERNMENT INSURANCE ■L DEPARTMENT is prepared to grant Employers of Labour Covers against Risks connected with their trade or business—under the Workers' Compensation Act,, the Em ployers' Liability Acts, as well as under Common Law, Owners of property and Mortgagees also -protected under special tables. Personal Ac ident Insurance effected in all branches. For particulars as to rates, etc., apply tc ho 1 ocal Offico of the Department J. H. RICHARDSON, Commissioner OCHOOL BOOKS and REQUISITES O (full range) obtainable at E. J. WIL KIN SON'S, Cambridge.
Business Notic a s. TA IvE | 'pilAT FREDERICK HUXTAHLtf is S- .sO LOXGLtt AGEXT or in anv connected with the WERTiIEIM. AXi> WHEELER AND WILSON SK WI X(; A<'; iIX E TRADE. Therefore uo receipts ..r order- will U recognise*! as fr., m I)e-v:nl«'r I \ 3 «»• bearing Frederick lluxtalil.-'s GgS'iture, but DAVIS A. < <>. arc th,' RECOGNISED AG EX'i'S for the Waikato. Signed, LOCK, UP'iV-X ,v C > Auckland. VERANDAH P.IJXDS < 'HEA I'. siz:>s from Is to 12s at SAXDERS, (j.CE., Cambridge. SUMMER DRiXKS. f> A si' H !■;Kny s VRUP of Special *A ' c ' :i.i lit y. made expressly for me K brand or «Se:111iuc• Raspberry Vine gar, Limojuice, Limejuice Cordial Horb Heer extract, Dc Carles concen trated drinks. Eiffel Tower con centrated drinks, reallv splendid. SANDERS, Q.C.E. K GOODS, K" GOODS' 1/ RAS I'll 1] 1' R Y ,JA.M ir. Ti n.~ and IV Jars. K Jams assorted d". do. K Marmalade, Iv Xoctarine Converse, K Rotted Meats K Raspberry Vinegar, guaranteed made from genuine Raspberry K Rotted Meats, K Sheep's Tongues, K Beef Tea, lv Vinegar K Tomato and Worcester Sauce Pepper, etc., etc. If you want reliable goods t hit will please you, try K goods. SANDERS, Q.C.E. NEW XMAS FRUITS. Machine dressed currants from 4|d lb. Finest quality Patras, do. Gd lb. Seeded Raisins and Muscatels, Lexias, Valenc-ias, Sultanas from 7d lb : Figs, Dates, Desert Muscatels, Peaches, Pears, Apricots, Pine Apples from 7d; Almonds, nuts of all kind's. Evaporated Peaches, Apricots, from Hd lb. Prunes from fid. Apples. Finest quality goods at right prices. _ SANDERS, QC.E. CONFECTIONERY. /CHOCOLATES of all^makes in every variety, including Magawattee Lollies of all kinds, Metz Fruits, Xmas Stockings, Jewel Packets, etc. SANDERS, Q.C.E. TAKE NOTICE. now Potted Meats, English, Ameri can and Colonial. For finest quality of Salmon, Sardines, etc. Try SANDERS, Q.C.E. BISCUITS. Biscuits from to .is ib. 1 can sell you all, either in variety, quality, or price. CHINA GLASS, ETC. CALL and see the display of articles in the window at Is each. Plenty more inside. A line assortment of goods to hand, suitable for wedding and. Xmas presents. SANDERS, Q.C.E. DO YOU WANT FURNITURE : I CAN supply you with Furniture of Superior make of well - seasoned timber, at very reasonable prices. Furni ture and Bedding of every description, made to order by competent workmen. SANDERS, Q.C.E. SASHES, DOORS, ETC. A STOCK of Sashes, Doors, Mantel- Jl\. pieces, Verandah Brackets, etc., on hand, splendidly made of well-seasoned timber, at the lowest prices ever offered. Kauri timber, cheap and good. F. J. SANDERS, Agent for J. McAndrew & Co., Paeroa. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. ONLY first-quality in Seeds and Manures are supplied by us. Samples may be seen at our agent, Mr F. J. Sanders, (Jam bridge. Agent for W. S Laurie & Co., Auckland. QUALITY IS THE TEST OF CHEAP NESS. JLU not the lowest priced on the market, but the quality is unequalled, and they are guaranteed to give satisfaction. Binders, Mowers, or Rakes. A full stock of fittings on hand for all machines. F. J. SANDERS, Sole Agent Auckland Province. f T throughout Waikato for their kind support, no effort will be wanting on my part to merit a continuance of the same. My ambition is to keep the finest quality of goods procurable. Wishing you all a merry Xmas and a happy and prosperous New Year. F. J. SANDERS, q.C.E. Cambridge. PRESERVING Jars, Preserving Pans in Brass, Copper, and Eneiuelled. Arras Cream Separators are the simplest, most effective known. Call and inspect them. Prices 50s up. SANDERS, Q/.CME.. CAMBRIDGE. HAMILTON HOTEL, VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. W. BRIGHT, Proprietor. THE BEST APPOINTED HOSTELTY IN THE WAIKATO. GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR TOURISTS. BEAUTIFUL GARDEN AT THE REAR OF THE HOTEL. FIRST-CLASS TABLE KEPT. BEST WINES AND SPIRITS IN STOCK. ALES IN DRAUGHT AND IX BOTTLES. CIVILITY AND ATTENTION TO ALL Billiard room fitted with one of EDWARDS' BEST TABLES. SAMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCIAI TRAVELLERS. GOOD STABLING. w. brTght, PROPRIETOR. pOODS FOR THE CHRISTMAS SEA vX SON in any quantity at WILKIX T SON'S, Cambridge—Toys, Dolls, Albums, Purses, Photo Frames, Writing Cases. Fancy Goods, etc.
W. J Hunter. IX i-onsfi[uei! -a ~f Hie New Year IT <>l i.l a v.- the undersigned U'll.L N<>T TI<»LT) AX 1 ! SA LES at !'• A waiuutu on Deeem her < tl), ( mi January Xrd, or < lhaupo on .lan i < j . ! W. J. ! I H N T E R. I Monday, December 2<i. | CLEAR!Xi; SAi.;: AT IivI'TAPU Iho undersigned Iris rec'ived nistruei ion from Airs .1 !' u . a r I'ulc •r i .ro".! , .«fc Office. 1 fautapii!. -. In is leaving the A\ aikat'i. to sell the whole of her HOUSEHOLD IT RX IT URE I' irst-class I'iano Siugle-seated Buggy • mod Ouiet Horse and Harness l'wo-wbeeled Roadster, Horse and Harness Choice Dairy ('ow, just calved Fowls, Sundries Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. W. ,T. NrxT ER. riA.MTI/i'OX STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, .J AXUARY 8, 1901 The undersigned will soli at Hamilton Yards on Thursday, January Nth ■ On r i; i m e b" e e f , m - rtooth, A\ m. Oraliain, AYm. \ lckers, • )haupo 30 Yearling and IS-montli Cattle A\ athen, A\ are, \\ illiam Yickers Entries Solicited. Sale at 12 noon. J. II U X TEB. CAMBRIDGE CATTLE SALE. SATURDAY", January 10, 1903. In consequence of the usuil sale day falling on the 3rd (holiday week), I will hold my next Cambridge sale on January loth, oue week later than usual, and will sell : [~A WELL - BRED YOUNG '-'.ATTLE, from neighbourhood 40 Choice 18-tnonth and Two-year-old Half-bred Polled Angus Steers and Heifers. \Y. Thornton 20 AV ell-bred \oarhngs, R. Brown 45 Choice Yearlings and Strong Calves, AY. P. Reid, G. Reid. 8 Fresh-conditioned Cows and Heifers AY. 1\ Reid 2o t, hoice Yearlings, Robert Brown 12 \A ell-bred Calves, Taotaoroa 15 A ery Choice Shorthorn ls-month old Steers, G. Nickle 8 Choice Y r earlings, Air Price 30 Well-grown Choice Steer Calves, G Fat Cows, F. Hicks 12 Prime Fat Heifers. Jos. Gane AY. Selby 6 Hood Dairy Cows, at AY. Stanley 40 Choice Calves, C. Chitty, A. Black man, N. Dougherty 12 AYell-bred Three-year-old Empty Heifers, nearly beef, Fencourt 7 Three-year-old Steers, AY. and E. Nickle W. J. II UNTER, SHEEP FAIR. AYednesday, February is, I9u;i. THE undersigned will hold his First Sheep Fair at Ohaupo Yards, as above. Entries solicited w. J. HU X TER. OHAUPO CATTLE SALE. Tuesday, December 23. The undersigned will soil at. the Ohaupo Yards on Tuesday, December 23rd : OA C o AY S :!0 One and Two-vear-old Steers, from Kawhia 30 AA ell-bred Fresh-conditioned Young Cows 20 Strong Calves, mostly steers, Puke rim u 12 Y'earling Steers, Markham 5 AYell-bred Cows and Calves, P. Coyle 1 Choice Three-quarter-bred Jersey Cow at calving 4 Choice Yearlings and ls-month Three - quarter - bred Jersey Heifers 20 3 and Four-year-old steers, in good condition, from the Peninsula 20 Three and Four-year-old Jersey Heifers 30 2J-year Steers, neighbourhood 8 Yearling Steers, 10 Calves, Te Awamutu 20 18-month and Two-year-old Steers A. Johuston (3 Fat Cows, J. S. Clark 10 A ery Choice Yearling Steers, A. Johnston N.B.— I will not hold another sale at Ohaupo till Tuesday, January 20 At 12.30. W. J. IT TJ XTE R . N 0 1 0 E - Any Person FOUND TKESSI'ASIXG with dog or gun on any of the Assets Realisation Board's properties in the AYai kato will be prosecuted. JOHN AIcCAAY, Estates Superintendent, Matamata WHY COUGH? WHY COUGH? WHY COUGH? There is absolutely no remedy so speedy and effectual. One Lozenge alone gives relief. Simple, but sure in action, they can be taken by the most delicate. KEATING'S 'LOZENGES KEATING'S LOZENGES KEATING'S LOZENGE 3 KEATING'S LOZEXGE3 If you cinuot sleep for coughing, one Keatinu's Lozenge will set you right. They at once check the cough and remove the cause. An enormous sale all over the world during the past 80 years proves their Lrreat value. GIVE INSTANT RELIEF. GIVE INSTANT RELIEF. GIVE INSTANT RELIEF. K'EATINTi's COUiiH Lo/EN-GES, ill" 1111- rivailed remedy for CuI'GHS. HOARVESS, and 1 HROA'I TROI BLES,are sold every where infills by all chemists. WHAT DOE- THE NEGLECT OF A PAD COED MEAN? Only too frequently a serious attnek of Pnenmonia and the sowing of the seeds of that scourge of humanity, Consumption. These evils can be averted by taking which has been proved by experience to ho the Remedy c,f the Ase for all com plaints of the Throat, Lungs and Bronchial Tubes. Price 2s 6d per Bottles Obtainable at ell Chemists and Storekeeper, throughout the colouv, CHAMBERLAIN S PAIN BALM has no equal as a household linimout. It is the best known remedy for rheumatism, lama back, quinsy and glandular swellings, while for sprains, bruises, burns and scalds it is invaluable. One application gives relief, Try it, AY. DEY, Agent Hamilton, THOS. AYELLS, Agent Cambridge, GEO. M. A, AHIfiR, Agent Te Awamutu sell it.
McNicoi & Co. To WIln.M IT MAY coXCERN. dIY , t!lf llll<l<-T'-i-_;ll<•< 1 will N'l >T hold a Sa'e a' • t'riiri . on T i -.lav, :Soth Inst. McX 1< i »L A CO. v;\;i|of .-i',)CK S\LE. i'Yiday January In C''tis quoneo of usual sale day January couiinsx aniid-t fiio holidays we will hold our next Waihou Sale as above—one we«'k latet ll.an usual. 1 *; WELL- I> REI) THREE-YEAR iU OLD STEERS - McX I COL & CO. 0. ]•. .\[<Cul]a<_'li, Auctioneer. OIIAI'PO LIVE STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, JAXUARY 13. Fat, store. CATTLE McX I COL & CO. 0. F. MeCullagli, Auctioneer. CLEARING SALE AT SCOTCHMAN'S VA LLEY. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21. I'a von red with instructions the under signed will sell on behalf of Mrs Gubbins, at the farm, I'apakanui, Scotchman's Valley, ou above date, her Household furniture, hacks HU< I(4Y \ DRAUGHT HORSES* buogy, dairy cows, farm imple ments. Two-horse Farmers' Favorite Drill, practically new, only drilled about 40 acres. Full particulars later. M oK 1 0 0 L 4 C 0. 0. F. McCt'i.LAau, ' u-.lFueer. 19/12 SALE OF ROTO-O-RAXGI HERD OF SHORTHORN CATTLE AT OIIAUPO. Wednesday, January 2S. 19u3. 0 »"vA HEAD OF PEDIGREE ' CATTLE 13U Cows and Heifers, now with bull 35 Yearling Heifers 75 Calves 4 Bulls 4 Draught Horses and Harness 6 Hacks Without Reserve. Catalogue and particulars on application Origin of Herd: Ihe cows were origi nally imported from Melbourne, purchased in 1870 from some of the best breeders there, including the Circular Head Co. of Tasmania, one of the first, if not (he first company, to import and breed pure Shorthorns in Australasia : kept pure since by bulls bred by J. Horwood, Bridgewater Park herd: E. Menlove, Esq. Oamaru : A. A. Fantham, Esq., Hawera; late John Grigg, Canterbury ; Archdeacon Williams, Te Ante, Hawke's Bay : W. Nixon, E?q., Can terbury ; R. D. D. McLean, Esq., Maraeka kaho, Hawke's Bay ; Mcll irdy Bros.. I'al merston North ; and N.Z. Land Associa tion. McX I COL & CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. RANGIRIRI STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, JANUARY 20. The undersigned will hold their next Ran giriri Sale on above date Entries Solicited. McXI C 0 L &C 0 . 0. F. MeCullagli, Auctioneer. ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, February 4, ] 003, Eaves, lambs, wethers and RAMS Entries solicited. At 12 o'clock. McX I COL <fc CO. G. F. MeCullagli, Auctioneer. P°R pRrV AT E AL E FARMS in all parts of the district AGENTS FOR: Little's Sheep Dip, Fluid and Powder The Highland Sheep Dip P. and D. Duncan's Implements E.L.T. Noxious Weed Destroyer, a con densed fluid prepared for the de struction of blackberry, gorse, briar, etc. When properly applied this preparation is entirely reliable. ()ne gallon of fluid to 40 gallons of water. Supplied in one, two, and five-gallon drums ; one gallon Gs (id, two gallon 5s Od, five gallons ss. Spray pumps especially constructed for the p r:- pose, prices ,f 1- 10s. If bushes are small the fluid can be applied with ordinary water-can. Further par ticulars and testimonials on applica tion. McX I COL <fc CO. j>R 0W N LEGHORNS We have the greatest laying strains in the world, and ero now booking o;dors for sit tings. We are giving a Silver Cup as a Trophy to ihft Waikito Poultry Club for best Ri-own Leghorn Cockirel or pullet, at next Hamil ton Show, hatched from from our yardu by Waikato breeders.—Write for catalogues to T. A. BROOKHR, Otahuhua. Particulars a:so from Secretary Waikato Poultry Club, Hamilt n. 82S. g T U D NOTICE WEBLKY, (HOTCB KISS—FAIRY QUEEN) Will stand the ceasou at tin Rtmgipni Farm, Ngarmwahia-Waingaro Road, >garuawabia aud Whatawhata Dietricts. Mr Pat. Mohan, Stud Gronm, wiil be at NGaRUAWAHIA 'n MONDAY, and WHATAWHATA on IUEBDAY. Those desirous are requested to book early to secure attention. His dam "Fairy Queen," brown mare, bred by Mr Alfred Buekland in 1888, got by the Dauphin, her dam Queen Mab by Derby out of Una by imported St. Aubyn—Miss Row.-*, by Sir Hercules. For further particulars apply and addrees Utters to Wm, Home, Te Akateo. WM. HOI NE
McNicol & Co. PEDIGREE POLIjED ANGUS BULLS FOR PRIVATE SALE. ~ PUR E-BRED POLLED ANGUS t/ BULLS, tho property of Mr Alex ander Aitken, and bred upon the Kerenoa Estate. For further particulars apply to McNICOL & CO. Davis & Co- SPECULATORS WITH LARGE OR SMALL CAPITAL \ND all those anxious to Se«ur» GOOD INVESTMENTS of Substantial and Increasing Vain# and to those wishing to secure COMFORTABLE HOMES SNUG FARMS OR GOOD PASTORAL PROPER TIES We would call your attention to the fact that we can offer the best and most com plete List of Properties of all kinds in th« \\ aikato and surrounding Districts, and are prepared to FINANCIALLY, ASSIST BUYERS. We cannot here advertise our large list of properties in detail, but we are always ready to give, or post full particulars to intending buyers, also to corffluct them over the different properties we have for Sale, free of charge. Wo have properties from 50 acre to 5000 acres blocks in price from 17s 6d per acre to £lO per acre with good roads, near Post Office, school, Creameries and Railway, and on Easy Terms. IF YOU Desire to Sell of your property which we advertise in different parts of New Zealand and Australia, which costs you nothing, as advertising is the keystone to our success and our terms are, NC SALE, NO CHARGE. We have numerious inquiries from all parks of New Zealand and Australia, our con nection being very extensive. Having lately sold several properties is a proof of our ability to do business. Why Pay Rent. We have several Good Town Properties with 4 to 9 roomed houses, with | aore tc 10 acre good land in or Hamilton East and West. Easy terms. For further parti culars apply to DAVIS & CO. AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, HAMILTON. Auction sales conducted in all parts of the country. Advances made on all goods placed with us for Sale. WAIKATO AGENTS and SHOW ROOMS for the WONDERFUL WERTHEIM SEWING MACHINE Three machines in one. On Time Pa-r. ment, 2s 6d per week. Also, PIANOS & ORGANS English and German, and on easy terms. Froru 2s Gd per week. See our quality and price before you pur chase. WAIKATO AGENTS Northern Fire Insurance Company Capital <£-5.089,000. ! WAIKATO AGENTS Imperial (gold medal) Calf Food. T ■ best in the market. Once used alwayp used. Auction sales at our New Mart and Yards, Hamilton, EVERY SATURDAY at 2 p.m.. of POULTRY, PIGS, PRODUCE FURNITURE, etc. Anything you have for sale TAKE IT TO DAVIS & CO. and have it turned into cash. Hamilton, December 15th, 1902. HAVING disposed of my butcherng business to Messrs. Stone and Chil eott, I take this opportunity of thanking my customers for the liberal support I hav* for so many years received from them, and to solicit a continuance of the same to my successors. T. QUALTROUGH. Hamilton, December 15th, 1902. WITH* reference to the above we beg to say that we have this day taken over Mr Qualtrough's old established business, and hope by strict attention to business, and by keeping meat of the very best quality only, to receive a liberal share of patronage and support. G. STONE, R. CHILCOTT. \\J 00 D CAR VIN G—Relief, Chip, Floral * * Chip, etc. Terms, 12s 6d per quarter, Is 6d per hour. Articles designed.—Miss E. Ayling, 13, Victoria Arcale, Auckland. TO WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS HOTELKEEPERS, and the General Public in the CITY OF AUCKLAND, and the SURROUNDING DISTRICT. IT having come under the notice of the undersigned Dunedin Brewers that BOTTLED ALE AND SI'OUT PUR PORTING TO BE DUNEDIN ALE AND STOUT is now being sold throughout the Auckland District, bearing on the Labels the name of D. ARKELL, and a statement that the same is brewed expressly for D. Arkel', NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Brewers that THEY DO NOT BREW FOR OR SUPPLY AL3 JR STOUT TO the said D. Arkell. Dated at Dunedin, this loth day of Jul* 1902. JAMES SPEIGHT AND CO., LIMITED. McGAVIN AND CO. MAURICE JOEL WILLIAM STRACHAN AND CO. ALMADALE, HAMILTON. Private Boarding Estab lishment. MRS F. A. QUICK. Every Comfort and Convenienoj for Tourists. HOT AND COLD PATHS* |
WT/1902/WT_19021222/MM_01/0004.xml | 4,238 | THE WAIKATO TIMES, MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1902.
Printed: ttd! pnMsked b, Bobmt Jora irAULij and George Wuuak Ven- T E \* t . heir printing, SffiSaS* ****"* MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, ma.
All Run Down When your vii.iliiy i:i low, you aro miserable all the time. Your nerves aro weak ami your ajipelito is poor. You have no ambition, anil you aro languid and depressed all the time. s::s iS*!* ii i > ■ What you need is a pood strong tonic, as described by Mrs. H. Austin, of Wellington, New Zealand. She sends her photograph and Bays: " I wan so weak and tired all the time that I could not sleep at night. Or, if I did sleep, I was as tired in the morning as when I went to bed. I was all run down. I then tried Ayer's Barsaparilla. After taking two bottles I found myself greatly improved,and snon 1 was com pletely restored to health. I think it is a great family medicine." There are many imitation " Sarsaparillas." Be sure you get Ayer's. You will improve faster by using Ayer's Pills with the Sarsaparilla. Take jutt enough each night to have one good, free movement of the bowels the day following. Preicred IV .1. c. Ave'4 Co., Lowell, Mass., U.S.A. EVANS' W ONDERPUL REMEDIES TUSSICtIRA.-For Coughs and Colds. WITCH'S OIL.-For Rheu matics, Chilblaines eto. MOUNTAIN KING ASTHMA POWDER—For Asthma and Bronchits. These preparations, which have pained a widespread reputation througboiu the Col ony are obtainable in the Waikato district from the following H. J. Clifford, Morinsa ville ; Tbos. Wells, Cambridge ; W. Escott, Cambridge : F. J. (Sanders, Cambridge; Chas Boyce, Cambridge; Parr Bros., Hamilton , E. J. Davey, Hamilton : W. Dey, Hamil on ; Jr S. Edwards, Ohaupo ; G, M, A. Ahier, Te Awamutu ; F. A. Chapman, Kihi kihi ; Green and Cdebrork, Te Kuiti and Otorohango ; Dooley and Paterson, Ngarua wabia ; B. F. Sandes, Hamilton ; A. E, Manning, Hamilton ; R. J. Roberts, Cam bridge. Price, 2/6- TEASPOONSFUL FOR COUGHS SCOLDS IT ACTS LIKE MAGIC!!! SOLD OtRYWHEKE ife k 2/6. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE Value of Estates in the Oefice : OYER THREE MILLIONS STERLING. Capital & Interest guaranteed by the State. Further largo reductions now made in costs administration. The Public Trust Office seeks to be merely elf-supporting. Estat. s undf r AVills or Intestacies wher converted into cash and held for beneficiaries are credited with interest at highest rate, cap italised yearly, and free of all i ftice charges. The Public Tkcst?k can be appointed Executor of the Will or Codicil of an) person. Advice as to the making of Wills is givdn free r,f charge. The Puhlic Trustee can be appointed Trut-tee in pla'ie of previously appointed Trustees or in place of persons who with to be relieved of their Trusteeship. The Public Trustee can be appointed Trustee for Marriage Settlements. Money Trusts, Sinking Fund, and other Trusts The Public T rcstee undertakes the man) agementof Property as Attorney or A^o. The Public Tecstee administers Intestates Estates, Lunatics' Estates, and Unclaim ed L^nds. Tiie Public Teustee has Trust Fun<?s fo investment on Moitgage of First-das Freehold Securities at lowest current rat of interest. Liberal term for repayment FOR FULL PARTIC'UrARS APPLY TO THE PUBLIC TBUSThE, Wmxisgtos, Or any of the Agents of the htbHc Trustee o the Colony. PILLS Invigorate the Nerves, Strengthen the''Stomach and Promote Healthy Action of the Liver. HOLLOWAYS PILLS cure Headache, Indigestion, Biliousness and Feverish Attacks. They may be taken with perfect safety by the most delicate. Manufactured only at 78, New Oxford Street j 4 J^oudou*
Men's Boots Women's Boots Children's Boots. We are Daily Opening New "Boots, and Shoes for the Xmas Trade, aqd can Give You a Choice Selection of the M;st Up-to-Date Styles at Fine Prices. THOS. WELLS, George E. Clark LAND. PRODUCE, & GENERAL HOW, GAMBRLJJCrE. FOR BALK, NEW SEASON Now landed ex Tongariro from William Hurst and Son, London. 'T HESE Seeds are from specially selected I stocks which ensures the highest class and quality of the grower. Hurst's Monarch Swede Hurst's Perfection Swede Hurst's Lord Derby Swede Green Top Aberdeen Turnip Purple Top Aberdeen Turnip Imperial Green <ilobu Turnip Fosterton Hybrid Turnip Broad Leaf Essex Rape Special prizes will be offered for roots grown from above stocks at next Root Show. Shirley and Co.'s £ s. d. Superphos phate Special Turnip Manure iione Phosphate bi per cent., guran teed Maiden Island Guano Bonedust, etc., etc. Kainit FOR CALF FEEDING Cod Liver (_>il Cocoanut Cake Wheat ileal Crushed Linseecl Whole Linseed Crushed Oats Bran and Sharps Premier and Champion Flour Wheat, Maize, Barley, Oats Fencing Wire, Barbed and Plain Wire Strainers, Walker's Pollers Fencing Staples Dehorners (Keystone) George E. Clark, Duke Street, • - CAMBRIDGE WAMUTU & Leaves KAWHIA every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 8 r . m . Leaves PIRONGIA evi ry WEDNES DAY and SATURDAY M 7 Arrive at Pirngia e-.ery TUESDAY a-rt FRIDAY C This line pasres thro"tr'i TE RAU-A-MOA AND GOVERNMENT KING COUNTRY LANDS To be shortly opened for election. A- SYMONDS & CO PROPRIETORS ... TE A WAMUTU John Bet 1 ley, ♦VHOLESALE ft RETAIL FUTCHFF (Oppopito the Hirailton Hotel). BEST QUALIIY MEAT ONLY KEPT. Connected wherewith is THE HAMILTON COFFEE PALACE. Hot Ditynebn Daily fkos 12 to 2 o'olocs Chopa and Steaks Eoady in Ten Kinates. DINNER on SALE-DAYS at 11 O'CLOCE , Raoes, Regattas, Shows, 40., Catereo for
Sunshine Fruit Syrups. Two liavours—Raspberry and Lemon. A (id packet will make two gallons refresh ing suinmer driuk. L'se with water or seitzcgune. Sunshine Jelly Crystals. f'd packet?. A groat success. Fifteen flavours. Cannot be beaten. One packet, one pint linest jelly. Ask Use flavour yon prefer. Sunshine Pudding' Powder. (kl boxes. Four different flavours, two flavours in each Gd l«»x. Each (3d lmx, with milk, etc., makes two quarts delicious pud ding. Sunshine Custard Powder. Four flavours, assorted, in each 6d box. Each flavour makes one pint. Family Baking- Powder. One more kind lady wanted as a cus tomer ! (let the tirst tin! the second will soon com" alone'. We do not ask you to use the tin to LIFT the scones. You get honest, til]] weight, exclusive of the tin always. That boy knows the Grocer, and the Grocer knows the Hoy by this time ! !! Of all Grocers. .Manufacturer ; W. F. Tucker, COMMERCE STREET, AUCKLAND. Capital ~ £3O J,OOO 43, QUEEN STREET WHARF, ALBERT BREWERY vjfJEEN-STREET AND DOMAIN BREWERY, NEWMARKET. Dibbctobh J. Logan Campbell, Esq, (Chairman), Abtiiob M. MyKBR (Maonpi'lC Di-ector). fs'r.d Li'O M. Skcbitaby: Aiyßßn 8. P.ANTABT, Gable Address: "Beeblyp,"Auckland. AGENTS FOR- R. PORTER ft CO., " Bulid •» " ALE STOUT, Lnndnr M. B. FOSTER fr SONS (Ltd. " Bueh ALE anrf STOUT, Lm.-jnn J. SCHWEPFF fr CO.. MINERAL WATERS, Sydnny arr* fjonHotj Dj H. BURKE, SCHNAJTH, Harnhir? W.&G. GILBEY, SCHNAPPS, London J. W BTJRMESTER, PORT, Opertio ADET SEWARD ft CO., V.D. GLARET JAS. BUCHANAN ft CO., SCOTCH WHISKY. London JAMES WATSON ft CO., SCOTCH WHISKY. Dundee PEASE, SON & CO.. B.OS. WHISKY Darlington HIRAM WALKER & SONS (hm " Canadian Cub " WHISKY, OoWio DUNVILLE ft SONS (Ltd.), V.R. IRISH WHISKY, P>f SIR JOHN POWER & SONS, IRP-1] WHISKY, Dublin ROUYER GUI L LET ft CO., BRANDY Ooßnao ADELAIDE WINE CO.. " Taionda, Adelaid" MOET ft CHANDON. CHAMPAGNE Reins* KRUG ft 00.. OHA "VP AGNF Round RUIN ART ft CO., CHAMPAGNE. Raima E. IRROY. CHAMP ACNE. A. COLLIN, CHAMPAGNE. Chalons Etc., Etc. Etc A very Lama Awstroflni tb« best bbandb o? WINES ft SPIRITS, 'ncludinp AUSRALIAN WINES, always on band, CIGARS,—Man* wall-known bkan'd? Selection. ALBERT & DOMAIN PREWERIKS PBIZE MEDALS AND AWARDS : Sydney Exhibitou, 1879, Melbourne Ft hibition, 1880; Wellington Exhjbiton, 1 c B6 Auckland Exhibition. 1877,1872. 1579, ISSO Colonial and Indisn Exhibition, 1 £S6 ; Ten edin Exhibition, 1890. TASMANIA?? EXHIBITION, Al* (bulk;. Special First Award Geld Medal; /Vie (1 et.t-brii, First Awp.rd: '■Mont (bulk), Special First Avr-rd G<ld Mrdal: Stout (bo+ ( !'"]) ! Sjwiai Firfi- .Awiird and Gold Medal. Also, CHAMPIONSHIP against all Foreign ard Colonial Beer EtfcibiW'j and MELBOURNE CENTENNIAL EXHIBI TION, 1883 : Fitvc Prise and Gold Medal. THE CAMPBELL & EBRENFKIED COMPANY fl/rr.V 7/6/7 FOR BIST VALUE Lowest Prices GROCERIES SEND TO faciei son & West, HAMILTON. Wo are cash buyers of Butter, Egg?, Horsehair, Fungus, etc., etc. WAVERLKY HOTEL AUCKLAND. RICE O'CONNOR, PROPRIuK R desires to intimate that Le has taken i'Vt r the business of this Popular Hot*;, and wo>':d respectfully rr-qus-st a c'ntinuance of th" liberal *npp->rt hitnerto awarded his pre dei 'Hor. A FmITORS TO AUCKLaND will find thin no ell'at wili be spued to afford them ivtrv- ci-mfi.rt, whilst the, TARIFF will be, as Drt viously, MOST MODERATE. Ihe Hotel is wit'iTt «uo rciauls's Ra way Stutbu and Wii irf, and comm tor] m:< niticeiit view of thn Harbour. T ) the friends of th* Proprietor in different part* Oi tl.e colony, a Coad iVlille Fadthe wii vcr be extended, and a pleasant s joum ppr.rjd. WINES, SPIRITS, ALES. ETC. Of the BEST BRANDS ONLY MAURICE O'CONNOR. d 310 9/12 r. O ELI ENT ACCOMMODATION FOR VISITORS. l'.O. i) r iO Telephone 468. i'l'ince Arthur Hotel, WEI I-FSLEY-STREET, AUCKLAND. \Vin;;s>nd Spirits of the Beet Brands Only st-class Billiard Room. N.;,ht P jrti'r. W, M Proprietor, Late U.S.S. Cu, i.Il \>.<.L oi- V, ATl.lt often brings on diarriiu-u. lor (ins n-asuii many yx perieuced travellers ctrry a bottle of < 'hamberlain s Colic, ('holera and Diarrhoea Remedy with them to be used iu ease of an emergency. This preparation has no equal as a cure fur bowel complaints. It caunot be obtained while on board the cars or steamship, and that is where it is must likely to be needed. Buy a bottle before leaving home. W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton; 111031 AS WELLS, \gent Cambridge; GEO. M. A. A HIE It, Agent, Te Awamutu sell it.
F. A. PEARSON LAND, COMMISSION, ANI) GENERAL AGENT AND VALUER, KWHTA. 1 V 'v.' scvera' Frn.s, Hiisinfss Sites, lo\vll •a'i!'ns, etc., iu t Kawhij, Basrlan 'ii d Wit'kao I):«:lictd fur Sh!o and invite corf-: p:MI \nr,>. i ii! a.'-'pt for lh) Mahioo Noxious ocd Ex*, ru-inn'or in 1 }io abuv-< Districts, a? d it sin > f.'iiners wbo Live Blnckbcrry, Briar, Hy.-wi-._d. etc., en their lands will communic-te with m- 1 , I will arrange to meet them at an ta'ly date and experiment cn patch.'» j si-t to i-liow them killing 'jiial tits. IlundredH of gallons used weekly iu ths Taranaki District, and the price in with in reach of all Sole Agent North of Wanganui : Walter Syme, M. H. R. F. A. JtE ARSON, TAINUI-STREET KAWHIA. 4
quality, not cheapness, 18 SOMETHING- TO BE CONSIDERED WHEN PURCHASING GRAIN & FERTILIZER DRILL. THE "FARMERS' FAVORITE." DEMEMBER: About 120,000 farmers lure bought "Earners' Favorite" JLI J nils. ln;8 great trade has been built up because the "Farmers' Favorite has proved itself capable of doing better work, with less cost for repairs, than any other If you hare any doubt if it is the best to buy the r avorite or one of the so-cahed cheap drills now being offered, write to some farmer who has been using drills, and has a good general knowledge of the difierent makes, always keeping in mind the fact that Mr Joseph Isarn«!i, President of the Waikato Farmer V Club, bought the '' Farmers' Favorite'' after he had used other makes. 1 • e on t kflow, and, if we ask him, being interested, he might not care to tell u-<, as we could use it as an advertisement. But he might tell you wny he bought it. If you are a private buyer " ask him." SOLE 'AGENTS: mw Zealand Loan and Mercititile Agency Company, Limited, HAMILTON". TjA.JSTJD E 0 E SALE. LANSDOWNE ESTATE, 1 r nmT T Olwl T . '! Lan(l - Land. OF 3300 ACRES ALL PLOUGHED & GRASSED Taupiri Subdivision WOODLAND ESTATE 'OF 854 ACRES, ALL PLOUGHED AND GRASSED. THE Ottertmrn Estate, O JDLANDs OF 793 ACRES, ESTATE NEARLY ALlf PLOUGHED AND | GRACED. The above properties nil adjoin the Walton A -n„ station, i n the Au<• k! an<l -Rot,orua Railway SW o6GtIOHS Still UllSOld. line, :-trn within 29 miles of Hamilton »nd Camhridr.-. j EARLY APPLICATION SHOULD BE The land is of excellent quality, Had is admirably adapted f.-r DAIRY FaRMS. MADE FOR SAME. OPEN FOR PRIVATE SALE, on Liberal Terms, PR CES IOW. TERMS EASY. ON 23rd APRIL, 1902/ Copies of plans and full particulars j F°i full particulars and plans apply to the obtainable from the undersigned undersigned. THE NEW ZE,i LANI) T.«»a V a M*•«> EARLY APPLICATION SHOULD BE MADE FOR SAME. PRICES 10W. TERMS EASY. plans and full particulars j "^ Ol l )a, dicuhirs and plans apply to the le from the undersigned undersigned. NEW ZEALAND LOAN ME 11- NTILE AiimGY CO., Ltd. it A M I L T ( > N , Or any of the Company's Branches throughout the Colony. WE AliE ADDRESSING THE FA IE SEX. WE AliE ADDRESSING THEM ON A FAIli QUESTION. WE ARE ADDRESSING THEM IN A FAIR WAY. LAD,ES, ftia DltiN a. China tea is not necessarily bad, but the great chance is that it is ; certainly you never get the best China Tea, nor yet the secoud, nor j even the third bas 1 . The best never leaves China, the second best is J neany all sent to Russia, the third, fourth, fifch aud other descend i ing grades come to Australia. Happily the imports of China Tea are lessening steadily, and cor-' ! respoudiugly those of Coyiou are going up. Ceylon tea is grown in a British Colony and Ceylon is the picked spot of earth for tea grow j ing. Ail Ceylon tea is good ; the be-tt is exquisite, aud no other tea I 6 ro wn m an - v P arf ' world uau in any way compare with , it. lhe best Ceylon tea is the famous , which is picked on tin mountain heights of the Island, packed in lead on the spot where it is grown, and sent down to Australia to the ; ngenis oi tlio i\irvana Co., fresh by every mail Nirvana Tea is put up in pounds aud half pounds and every pack : zstz" r e mark oj ,te -*» Obtainable from _ W Eacott, Cambridge ; W. Dey, Kirikiriroa •' I Aroha T ' 'AO L ' and W. Dibsell, Te' £ Aioha, T. H. Hall and 00,, Solo Agents, Auckland. cj
dies and New Year B FOR MACHINE DRESSED NEW CURRANTS E T EMFS AND SULTANAS AT LOW PRICES, TRY ' AM) ' FIGS, DATES, MUSCATELS, ALMONDS SEEDED RAKTV<J AND FANCY CONFECTIONERY. RAISINS Agent Foa N.Z. Herald, Weekly News, and Auckland Star. it. J. i>AYEY, GROCER, BAKER, AND GENERAL STOREKEFPFT? HAMILTON
T HE "^TA ik ato JJ acon QO. FRANK ' f>n junction, B"? to notify that they are Bnvers of well finished Dairy and Grain-fed E hC on Pi™ weighm.tr fo wel 120 to 15011* at highest current pncp S ail the year round. Heavier pigs if wt:,! linif.hcd may be bought at lower prices. rigs received at Factory en Tuesday, A uursday ai.d Friday of each week. A weekly prize of one half-penny per E IoTSf I P p- t0 the ? UFp,ier of the week 8 rco6lveti Quritl g each GEORGE WATT, Manager. TAMES HALLY, Secretary. 11
DAIRY FA It.VIS i S.nLfc !,OC Tr ERmE MAT AM AT A, WAITOA. I HE of The Assets Realisation Boara. I FARMS of cuitalili' area, rrom 65 acres to 35n sen.*, are oi G"--d Quality S >il, Wsll W »?.rr>-d. Oior-n tio Railway, and within easy di*t*ncfi of Crf.amorin.-J :;r. i Factory. Buyer? may Rc.U-ct Any rea, and Purchase on VERY EASY TERMS OF PA'S MENT. INTEREST.— 4J par cantum per anuum. PLANS AND PARTICULARS may be •btairied frnni— THE BOARD S MANAGERS on the Properties. Mrshrs H. & J. CLIFFORD, Morrtna- ; villa. Misses McNIOOL & CO., Hamilton. Mb A. W. EDWARDS, Te Aroha Mb A. HANNA, Solicitor, Auckland Or THE HEAD OFFICE, Wellington. WALTER G. FOFTER, 8/11 General Manager QHEAP MONEY pHEAF MONEY /"IHKAP MONEY £IOO to £IO,OOO ON COUNTRi, CITY, AND SUBURBAN ' [FREEHOLDS It 4| per Cent. Tanas of Repayment of tho Moot Libera Character, which can be ascertained on en quiry J. H. RICHARDSON, vornment Insurance (■cm.missiorer f)AOLAN { AND i GENCY The underpinned ha a fur sale or lease on iberal taroi: DAIRY FARMS GRAZING FARMS BUSH FARMS NATIVE T.w ISE3 TOWN AND SUBURBAN SECTIONS COTTAGES, STORES To owaen of property : My terras are no f.Jo no charge. A R. LANGLEY, LAND AGENT AND VALUATOR RAGLAN. OUNTAIN |^ IMTI timber OOMPANY, JyMITED, MAM A KIT FINEST KOIMTJUI-MOH KIMP IN THE COLONY FIRST AWARD and GOLD MEDAL against ail-comers at the Auckland Industria and Mining Exhibition, 1898-99 Over 1,000,000 feet of Building Timber In Stock, Also, EVERY CLASS OF DRESSED TIMBER & MOULDINGS. W. MAUNDER, AGENT, Hamilton J. CLAYTON, AGENT, Ngabcawahia Telegrams promptly a'.iondod to. IS■"/ HAMILTON I I ASHBURTON Waikafco | | Canterbury QALVANISED JRON HAIIDLBT BROS Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Bellhangers. WORK UNDERTAKEN IN ANY PART OF THE WAIKATO. Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers of Spouting, Ridges, Baths, etc. TANKS A SPECIALITY. CORRUGATED IRON CURVEL TO ORDER Dairy Utensils of First Quality. A TRIAL SOLICITED. HARDLEY BROS.,
|M R S SAMUELS. i MAIL CARRIER, STOREKEEPER I FRUITERER, ETC., ONGARUE. News Agent for all Weekly and Daily ; Tapers. Refreshments, Dining Rooms, and Good Bads. Meals at all hours. Orders promptly at tended to. Notice to farmers and OTHERS. PURE BONE DUST GUARANTEED. The following is the list of our various Bands of Bonedust and Artifical Manures : PURE BONE FLOUR PURE BONEDUST (steamer) PL I RE BONEDUSr (coarse) AIBONEDUST WHEAT AND CORN MANURE ROOT MANURE TURNIP MANURE * POTATO MANURE GRASS MANURE MAIZE MANURE Special Quotations for Large Lots. Prices, Analysis, end Samples on ap plication. WARNOCK BROS. Durham-street, Auckland. ZITHERS, VIOLINS, BANJO 6, MAJN DOLINS, and other musical instru ments ut WILKINSON'S, Cambridge.
S> ML Vaile&Sons, REAL ESTATE AGENTS A XT) PROPERTY AUCTIONEERS, 05 or HEX STREET, AUCKLAND. WAIKATO AGENT: MR M. G. FARIIER, " ii A NIC WOOD," HAMILTON, A\ ho will conduct intending purchasers to properties free of charge, and will be glad to receive particulars of properties for sale. CHEAP BUSH FA KM. Adjacent to Railway Station. 0 1 j |S. Per Acre, 238 acres good 'V X\' level laud in rirnu timber, except 40 acres which have been gra-scd and fenced; close to post office ; station and township; handy to good mar ket, and about 150 miles from Auckland. 7110 RICH LITTLE FARMS. Close to Station, &c. to £22 per acre. Several hand 3 farm sections of from 22 to 3d acres each ; very fertile land, fenced, and in remarkably good grass ; on one there is some pretty bush; all well watered; one mile from station and large township, any about 30 miles from town. Prices range from .£lB to £22 per acre; one-third cash, balance five years at 5 per cent. 7056 HANDY FARM. Twenty miles from Auckland. O/^QA-— UW ACRES; all fenced and sub-divided ; 85 acres grass; 12 acres crop; small orchard ; 1 acre bush; 4 acres drained swamp; balance rough land house of four rooms and \erandah; stable, cowshed, &c.; mile from school, post office, &c.; one mile from creamery and 5h from station. Price, £620 ; terms if desired. 7164 UNIMPROVED LANDS. NGARQTO PARlSH—Allotment 350, con taining 50 acres, £75. TAUPIRI PARlSH—Allotment 325, con taining 50 acrpg, £3B. TAUPIRI PARlSH—Allotment 189, con taining 50 acres, £3O. TAUPIRI P \RiJjH—Allotments 377 and 379. containing 100 acres, £75. TUHIKARAMEA PARISH-Allotment 30, containing 50 acres, £SO. TUBIKaRAMEA PARlSH—Allotment 131, containing 50 acres, £3O. TUHIKARAMEA PARISH-Allotment 74, containing 50 acres, £75. 7692 We undertake any business in con nection with the selling, buying, mort* ! gaging or leasing of land and buildings [ and confine our attention to this- Samuel Vaile and Sons, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. AUPIRI QOAL jyjINES J^IMITEO. The Best Household Coal In the Colony. CAN now be obtained from all Co&I Dealers in Waikato. Orders addressed to the Mire Manager Mr Edward S. Wight, Huntly, will be promptly attended to. FRANZ BCHERFF, Secretary. Auckland, April, 1899.
HOT WEATHER goods AT Milne & Choyce, Ltd., AUCKLAND. WASHING BLOUSES, Special job line at 2s Gd, 3s 6d, -is 6d ; Mercerised Sateen Blouses, floral styles, 4s lid to 12s 6d; White and Coloured Washing Slk Blcuses, beautifully trimmed, at 12s 6d, 15s 6d, to 355. HOLLAND COSTUMES, with new Rus sian and Eton jackets, and smartly cut skirts, from 21s 9d the costume. UNDERSKIRTS, in washing print 3, all trimmed, at 2s lid, 3s 6d, 3s lid, to 10s Gd; Fancy Materials, from 5s lid to 255. WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, Special Value, trimmed lace or embroidery and tucks, 3s lid, os lid, Gs lid, to 27s Gd. NEW > SUNSHADES—Handsome Cream Satin Sunshades, with wide moiro stripe, 10s 9d; Striped and Floral Roman Satins, Gs lid, ,Hs lid, lus Gd ; Plain and Fancy Parasols in every shade. CHILDREN'S WHITE SILK FROCKS, lace trimmed, to fit children from 6 to 9 years, 9s lid to 21s. NEW FANCY GOODS FOR PRESENTS —Good Fancy Soaps, 3 cakes in artis tic box, Is 3d, Is Gd, 2s Gd, 4s Gd; Photo Frames, in all shapes, Is, Is 3d, Is 9d, 2s 6d, to 10s 6d ; Purses, at 9d, Is, Is 3d, Is 9d, to 20s; Fancy Boxed Hand kerchiefs, Is 3d, Is Gd, Is 9d, Is lid, to 10s 6d the box; Real Maltese Lace Scarves and Collars, 10s 9d, 12s 6d, 15s 6d, to 455. NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN- Special selection of Gent's Neckties, at Is, Is Gd, 2s 6d, to 4s 6d. SERVICEABLE LINEN HANDKER CHIEFS—PIain hem, Is, Is 3d, Is 6d; hem-stitched, Is 6d to 3s 6d. SMART WASHING WAISTCOATS, in white, drab, and shepherd's plaids, at 5s lid, Gs lid, 8s 6d, to 15s 6d. FRENCH STRAW PANAMA HATS, 6s lid. Latest Ha's in every style. NEW TUNIC AND TENNIS SHIRTS, from 3s Gd to 7s 6d; Gent's White and Coloured Sweaters, 3s 6d, 3s lid to 10s Gd. Immense stock of Gent's Summer Underclothing. F~OR CRICKETING, GOLF, and TENNIS GOODS-give E. J. WLKINSON a call. All this season's goods. LOK PRESENTATION GUUDo, try J? E. J. WILKINSON'S, Cambridge.
ALBERT" HOTEL QUEEN street AUCKLAND. Tin t ovvr this P"P"lar J-X well-known Hotel, all vitit.nrs ean upon every attention and comfort night porter IN attendant Tslophone 963, All telegrams promptly attended to. J J- uiv ISA (J & proprietor (Late of Kotoma aud Cambridge). X EwA M u T u THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL JOE. BAIHUEBT, Pkopwktob. T H^?°P L i 8 replote ™ th aU modern Hotel Hal nece „ Bsai T for a First-class tb« w ?- g a fine Sam P le Room > and the best position m the township, it is the favourite Hotel for Commercial Travellers! ' HaU on is a ?h 0 « Unt bemg °PP° site the Town Pnmn • - m °t convenient for visiting Companies ,n the Theatrical line. Terms aEE*' qualit y and . Hallett's Railway Hotel, mercer. WINES AND SPIRITS OP THE VERY best brands. Brown Campbell's Special Brew always o draught. Good Shooting and Boating. Horses on Hire. Good Stabling and paddockiuß. RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS. Railway bae. Stocked with finest Liquors.) J. E. HAL LETT, PROPRIETOR. s, /8 HarbourViewHotel, baglaj, SIRS E. «. REIB^ Proprietress. rpHIS HOTEL has been re-built in first claßS styk, witlf a view to affordlnr every convenience for travellers and tourists. MAGSIFXCENT VISW OVEELOOKIffG THB HABBODS Seccomb'es Special Brew on Draught Finest Wines and Spirits Good Stabling and Paddocks Boating and Fishing. Waikato Mail Coach leaves the doo? Chrietcll urcb, 1895, 1?98 ° tago Jubill ' e Exhibition, FIRST WARD^C^ri^ehurchf 190^1901 Imperial Calf Food (3EATHER BRAND). Can be used with either skim or separated milk, whey, or water alone. Extract from letter received from a gentle man in the North Island, who uses Calf Food:-" I started feeding a calf ahpufc a week old, the mother of which was sold at birth. Our other cow gave*o little milk we ot.uld only spare a pint per day Upon tbis, with your food, we reared the calf, mring jus* two 251b bags, wh eh lasted 100 days. If milk hart not been eo scarce we should tave used ess Food. The " Calf" in question has,"" In the natural course of events, j UBt dropped her second calf, and is as iree a cow in all respects asciuld be desired." From the abovj it may be gathered that a calf can be successfully reared upon half-a- FSt&Sr PACKED IN 201b., 50lb„ 1 OOlba and 2001b. SACKS. ' nnMUK t6 w monia u are to ° serous to publish but we have several stating that calves fed with this food are as fat ifK fatter than calves fed upon full milk. ' Waikato Agents • w. C. DAVIS CO., HAMILTON. D MEREDITH, COACH PROPRIETOR, KIHIKIHI, RUNS A COACH TWICE DAILY Rir TWEEN KIHIKIHI AND TE AWAMUTU STATION, MEETING EVERY TRAIN. 1 HORSES AND BUGGIES ON HIRE," EXPERIENED GUIDES, PROVIDED FOR TRIPS TROUGH THE KING COUNTRY D. MEREDITH, v-3-r-A- Kihikihi. OOLS-Double and Single, Berii • At WILKS^»S ri S°
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INSURti NOW GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. £1,000,000 has already b'-cn ad Jed to Policies in the Department, THIS Ifl THE BONUS YFAR, and overjone now taking out a p'iriijipatinar policy will receive a substantial bonus at the end of the year. J. H. RICHARDSON, Commissioner. A Gold or Silver Watch tor Nothing. SEND NO MONEY. WE horefoy uudertake to givo one of oui Famous Gold or Silver Watches, Lady or Gentleman's, to every Man, Woman, or Chill Who Bends us the orreot reading of the following PUZZLE : The only condition is, that if your answer is correct, you purchase one of our SOLID STERLING SILVER CHAINS to wear with the Watch. Simply forward your answer, and enclose stamped a nd addrcssod envelope so that wo may iaform you i you have won tho Watch. We are making this offer solely with the object of introducing and advertising our goods. Cut this out and forward to our only addross— GOLDSMITHS COLONIAL CO, QUEEN ■ STREET, AUCKLAND, N.Z Or Box 459, G.P.O. 8/2 T7AWIIIA~ FARMERS' HO APERATIVE COMPANY Having completed arrangments to open STOREROOMS in KAWHIA, the abtve Company are prepared to Supply settlors With All Roqiromc.ts. GRASS SEEDS will be a Speciality, and are carefully selected by men of large ex perience, and will bo supplied te Share holders and fanners Generally at a Mini mum L'ost and of du«rarjteed Quality. ENCING MATERIAL also will be Sup plied at the Very Lowost Possible Rate. The K.F.C. Co. are making arrangements for the Supply of Sto k to farmers, and will place their Shareholders on an equal foot ing with the beet farmers Unions in New Zealand. The objeotfl of the Company are to Supply Shareholders with Every Requisite at the very lowest cost, and to promote and fonter any and every industry that will be of benefit to Betters and intending settlers, and to dispose of t.h 'ir produce in the very best markets. Plea* note and place your orders as early as possible to avoid any disappointment. KAWHIA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY 110YAL HOTEL, RAGLAN Favourite Seadda Betort for Tourists The prrprio'or beg* 11 notify tho th J public tl at he h'fl'nhrei iuto posse-sion of above Hotel 4 which U one of the most comfortable Ho-telries in the colony. No expense has bein spared to meet the requirements of Tourist*, Families, and Commercial Travel lers. FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE Bathing Houses, Sample Rooms, Stabling, etc. TABLE A SPECIALITY Telegrams promptly attended to. A. J. NORRIS, ]l/7 Proprietor. (Ute u.s.co.)
A klfondevfu'l Medicln®. ifK-r-'' For Bilious and Nervous Disorders, such as Wind and Pain in the Stomach, Sick Headache, Giddiness, Fulness and Swelling after meals, Dizziness and Drowsiness, Ccld Chills, Flushings ot Heat, Loss of Appetite, Shortness of Breath, Oostiveness, Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams, and all Nervous jind Trembling Situations, &c Thb fibst Dosb win oivk kkliw in twenty minutes. This is no fiction. Every sufferer ia earnestly invited to try one Box of these Pills, and they will b« acknowledged to be " WORTH A GUINEA A BOX." BEECHAM'S PILLS, taken as directed, will quickly restore fen? ' s to complete health. They promptly remove any obstruction or irregularity of the system. For a Weak Stomach; Impaired Digestion; Disordered Liver; titty act like magic. A few doses will work -(ronders upon the Vital Organs ; Strengthening th» Muscular System: restoring the long lost Complexion; bringing back the keen edge of appetite, and arousing with the Robmud or Health the whole physical nt-cnor of the human frame. These ix« "l.^. ,T ,.|,mH,,! V.„ lh n ,,„»„,]. i„ .11 -I _« J.i_ 1 M 1L- . i i_ AtPilU have the Largttl salt of tiny Patent Meaicine in the vrrli. •nil (Urections with each box. "I PmMur*d only by THOBfJLS BBEOHAM, St. Helens, LanotuOilr*, ■nglaaO. SeH •TMyvton. ia Roxm. Is 114.. tn-i 3a. M. each. " THE PEOPL^^ WAREHOUSE, If you require good, cheap Bedroom Furnitu e, iridudiag Bedsteads, Wire-wove Waitresses and Bedding; also, diniog-room Chairs, Couches and Curtain Poles, then send to the best and cheapest furnishing warehouse in the Colony "The People's" Fuenishino Warehouse, 304 fco 312. Qmm - St™ai, AUCKLAND. JJiPOiiTANT NOTICE. ~ It having come to the knowledge of The New Zealand Dairy Asso ciation (Limited) that inferior factory-made or home separator Butter is sometimes being sold as the Association's Butter; and further the fecond hand "Anchor" brand and " Dairy" brand boxes with the Association's brand still remaining upon them are being fraudulently used for the conveyance of Butter which has not been made by the Association, this is tu give notice that any persons usin;' boxes bearing the Association's registered brands uncancelled are LIABLE TO PROSECUTION, and also to request that persons desirintr to obtain the Dairy Association's Butter should be careful to see that the wrappers are branded with the Association's name and one of their well-known trade marks—either "Anchor"or "New Zealand Dairy Association." Any person giving information which will lead to the conviction of anyone pirating the trade marks or selling other Butter as the Associa tion's will be rewarded. WESLEY TPBAUG, MANAGING DIRECT! K, THE N.Z. DAIRY ASSOCIATION (LIMITED). Auckland, Sept. 20, 1902.
AUCTIONEER, Produce Merchant, Land & Commission AGENT, Victoria & Lobne Sts., AUCKLAND. PRODUCERS of every kind Dairy, Orchard and Farm Produce can depend on obtaining tho Highest Market Price, with Quick Sales and Account Sales immediately remitted. Special accommodation for Piers and T-iiHry. Fruit SaJ.-s hold EVTItt DAY dmii-.g LLo be;'?or.. OuWrr and Country Sales conducted. Lai,.-.' accommc dition for sienna: M<' : ~e and other Tryduco until fair market price 11 01.-taire! lc, rcTAELUHZD xS YFitS Rkfbbebci! : Ucion Ean\ of A ustralia. ACLAN AIL riOACH The regula running of the mail coach between Raglan and Hamilton is suspended owing to the bad state ef the roads. J. DALGLIESH Proprietor.
ONE DOZEN OABINKT3 WITH OPAL FROM 15/- GEORGE GREGORY. ARTIST PHOTOGRAPI ER SPECIALITIES- Arfatio Studies, Enlargements Children's Portraiture and Qroupe CG3SK3 OB QUJCEN &N.D V :v J.rs-T y.y STRFETS AUCKLAND. TO LADIES No need to consult doctors or chemists The remedies you require in your own hands Write for free copy of valuable book about your live?, ycur henltb, your welfare Every wuman Efcocld read it. Tested free in sealed envelope. Zd<?refs-G. Spccifio, £39 Eliza b"<h-Fticet Vrith Melfconrre. 1)OOK-BINDINO neatly executed at The J Wsikato Timta Office, Hamilton,
% ABOUT Till: LND r OF DECEMBER. Free on Rails in Auckland if taken from Ship's side. Ton, Net Cash. Shipping Weights—l 6 BAGS TO THE TON the last analysis of Phosphate of Lime, 53 per cent. THIS BONEDUST WENT: NEW ZEALAND DRUG CO. Ltd. Works: WESTFIELD, near Otahuhu.
The Acme of Perfection THE NEW "IDEAL" PATTERN FACTORY MILK CANS SEAMLESS Hollowed BOTTOM SEAMLESS Drawn LID, one piece SPECIAL Bottom Hoop, with Shoulder for Bottom to rest upon PATENT UNBREAKABLE HANDLES. We take this opportunity of thanking the Wailcato Farmers for the liberal support accorded to us in the past, and beg to intimate that having imported the most modern machinery for the manu facture of cans, we are enabled to produce a superior can to any hand made. We say that for strength, durability, high-class work and material this can has no equal in New Zealand, its weight will bear out our statement. Send for illustrated pamphlet showing construction. Made of BEST CHARCOAL TIVD STEEL ALEX. HARVEY & T Albert-street, AUCKLAND. DAIRY SUPPLIES OF EVERY DES CRIPTION.
THOS B. AETHUE.I [B. E. SCEATS AUCKLAND CITY MARKET, WELLESLEY-STREET WING RICHARD ARTHUR & CO. FRUIT, PRODUCE & POULTRY AUCTIONEER. £VT E havo now one of the largest and best lighted Auction Rooms in the T 7 Colony, and being situated in the busiest part of the City, clients can rely upon goods being well displayed and di sposed to the best advantage. TIIOS. B. ARTHUR ... Auctioneer. THE GREAT NORTHERN BREWERY iiisanypam, Cable Address : ZCCOHES, BEWMABSBT. Telephone: 80. 475. ESTABLISHED 185 S. Our AXES and STOUT are BREWED from the PRIMEST MALT and HOPS, and will compare with the finest in the Colony. Khyber Pass Koad AUCKLAND
!•■>.; ;o Nov.-] Silver-Hated Sugar Scutt c, nic ly engraved, 27.6 HINTS TO GIFT GIVERS . . . I Our variety of Silver-Plated and Solid Silver Goods, and their low prices, simplify the effect of limited resources when choosing a present; the qualities are right, and you may select here with perfect security. Write for our Cata- I logue. { «.».! Napkin Ring, 4,6 No. E2gsß—Solid SilVer Souvenir Spoon, engraved in Maori stvle. 12fi No. E614O — Real Crocodile Skin and Soiid Silver Purse, 27/6 No. 1041— Silver-Plated and Chased Cake Basket, 40/- No. F2oos—Cut (Has* Solid Silver Hair-I- Box, 136 6/6,8.6,10/6,12/6,15'6 146 and 148, Queen Street, Auckland. *
THE DRINK QUESTION, CI AVE Doctors' exponas by purchasing only Articles that tm> manu- factum! by tho.:s aho observe the Gulden Kule, and only put before the public what : ■" x Tith pleasure use themselves. Therefore you can all enjoy a cup of P : "■' :■•: Oofftse and Tea by ordering from your Grocer BROWN. BARRETT & CO.'S xoelsior Coffee BRANDS OF TEAS Colombo Garden Tea (Heliotrope Label), per lb. 2 6 ExoeLnc TV- Label ari-i Dutterfiy), per lb. 2 0 Stands? J T?:. J'ed Label Butterfly), per lb. 110 Lion To< (i.Uue Label and Butterfly), per lb. 1 8 As the best of Everything is good enough for you USE udn, Barrett & Co.'s Unxld Baking Powder ikcrca, Barrett & Co.'s Unxld Egg Powder Brown, Barrett & Oe.'s Unxld Self-Raising FIOUP Brown, Barrett ft Oo.'i Unxld Popporg
DRINK WARD'S BEER. DON'T FORGET OUR CHRISTMAS BREW. C. L. Inncs & Co., AGENTS AND BOTTLERS.
U(KLAND "TIREEHNG ALL CLASSES OF PAT STOCK Stockownera please oommnnioate with Buyer, MR 0. RUNCIMAN, Caabridm, or at the WORKS, AUCKLAND. We are also BUYERS of FAOTQB BUTTEE OUTPUTS. t We have ON SALE BLOOD AND BONE h AND BONEDUBT. PRICES AHD ANALISSS 01 AfPUOA TIOI. A. BEVINS, Manager. iRINCE A LBKRT LLEOI AUCKLAND, FOR BOYS A GIRLB (Boarders ait Day Pupils). Chairman of Board of Governora: Rs?. H. Garland. Headmaster: Thomas Jaoxwn, M,A. (Load. Vice-Master : Sttjaot Sncnstm, M.A. (Ox ford and Melbourne). Senior Mistress: Miss E. M. Raiotoim, M.A. (N.Z.) assisted by a larj. e staff of Resident and Tiafsv iog Msstfrs and Mistretaw. Tbe College is controlled by a Board of Go vernors appointed by the Wcsleyan Methi *' Church of New Zealand, bat the rtli j earning is undenominational. « j There are separate Colleges for Boys ami ; Girls, together forming the finest set ail I School Buildings in Auckland. Tbe acsom j raodation for boarders in both Colh-fes ia complete, and every arrangement ia made t»J ! secure their comfort. Well equipped Carpenter's Workihof n-wly added L'rge and folly equipped Gymnasium. Central and elevated position. Large play ground?. TxinnfATioiT Puccksses-During the 1- five years 40 pupils have passed the N, Matriculation and 23 the Civil f*ervise Ist animations. Fees moderate. Charge for Boarders aa»"' frcm date of entry. Prospectus on application to Headmaster) or to The Waixato Tnras Office. Next term begins TUESDAY, 'FEB. 11l 1803 . I ANTED KNO Wp ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE, SHIPMFNTS OF BONEDUBT AND 1 BLOOD MARCRE. They are of First-ohes Quality, and ha?a'3 Analysed as under : Boncdust: Am. SJ, P. Lime 50. Blood »nd Bocedmt: Am. 8, P. Lime IS Al-o, K*I\TT, THOMAS PHOSPHAI GUANOS, SALT, AND OTHER RED KOIK SALT Invaluable for Stock. SALT FOR HAY AND OATEN I SHEAVES. It should always be used, as the focd i | much more plitable. and there is lew lo«* weight. We also earply best qual tiesof V N CLOVERS AND GRASS SEED 3 ON HAND: / Stocks of Fpoi»lly-s«leetnd Southern Dark Winter, Canadians, Dune, White and Black Tartar. Gartoas, Daolh, Sparrowb 11, %ui ; Feei Oats. LINSEED: This is excellent food for Calves sod Ponl-1 try. It is more valuable than any kind • " Gra : n or Pul*e -. Send for particulars before Buying, 0» Values are undoubtedly the Beet. F. W. S"™ AND C 9 s COMMERCE-STREET, AUCKLAND. E N Z I E S £ Q OO v WAIKATO DERATED WATCH COROIAI MANUFACTORY, Latest and Moat Approval Method* Goods of the above Well-known Brand wtt be supplied from the Hamilton Factory. Tejioeaxs A Obdsm - ... •FinrcivAtcT Attebded To MENZIEB & CO., Bamiltox. AND AT THE THAMES] I fIAN I BECJME AN ELECTRICAL Of f 0 riJ E R ENGINEER P By Our System of Teaching by Mail You Can. ADVANTAGES. 1 You study at home 2 We teach everywhere 3 No time lost from Work 4 Preparoe for examinations 5 No text books to buy action Papers fres from all uaueceswr* mathematics and theoretical side issues 8 Kaoh Instruction Paper prepared experts 9 Instruceion private 10 The working is made interesting 11 If student can read and write, and studies aa directed, success it assured 12 Fees can be paid by monthly instalments IK Backward students riven special assistance 14 Open to all. No time limit We also teach by mail:-Drawing, Bhorftaaa", Book-keeping and Accountancy, and coaehferkk* Auditors' and Incorporated BaaS Civil Service, University and Law, Languages, Pupil Teachers'and for "D"and "E". Every nremrAri hv n ■ fn* *i.„ . - *• Teachers' Examination succeeded in pissing Book-keeping Simplified for Farmers', :. _ mended by His Hon Mr Justice Kettle, 9s 6d Mtt free Stamp acwptfil * """- Tlie Amtrican School of correspondent [Chartered Vythe State], U-ad Office for New Zealand. ]M Queen Street, Auckland Write for free lllu«twted Hand-bsok *• 8 n sad copies of testimonials from New Zealand Graduates and Students, «nd mention subjects inwaleb ysa HOT SPRINGS HOTEL, TE AROHA. R. L. SOMERS wishes to iafcm t_ Reajdentaoi the Waikato that he hat favontiti HoUl, and hop*, to wit I „_ |
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HOLIDAYS. On Thursday,2sth December (Xmas Day) the Hamilton l'o>t Oliiee will be open from 5 p.m. to 5.150 p.m. for telegraph business only. On Friday, 2i!th December (Boxing Day) Hie o'iici' will be open in all branches. e.\- •< pi money order and saviugs bank, from in a.m.; and for telegraph business only from 7 to S p.m. Oil Thursday, January Ist (New Year's Day) the ollico will be open for telegraph o'i--n>e« only from 9 to 10 a.m. and from 7 to 8 p.m. Mails that would in the usual course be :!osod on Xuias Day, and New Year's Day, «vill l.e closed at 8 p.m. the previous even ;n_s, December li-ith and 31st. ( Mi lloxing Day the u mil despatch of mails will be made up to 8 a.m. only. There •••'•II he no delivery by letter-carrier on \inas and New Year's Day, but on Boxing I 'ay ono complete delivery will be male in the morning. G. F. FUR BY, Postmaster, Hamilton. i'bursday. the 25th December, and Ist human, will ho observed as close holidays, but on Friday the 2Cth instant, the office will lie open in all branches, except money ■r.ter and savings bank, from 9 a.m to lu a.m. .Mails usually despatched on Thursdays, will be closed on the Wednesday nights, the 24th and 31st instants, at 7.15 p.m. ■ on the 2rth instant, one complete delivery by letti-r carrrier will be made, the delivery to commence at S a.m". On the "Wednesday evenings the office will be open for the delivery of correspon dence, from 7 p.m. to 8 pm. H. JBFFt;IBS, Postmaster, Cambridge. 'J'E AWAMUTU. On 2."> th December (Christmas Day) and Ist January (New Year's La,-) ibis ~ji c • v. iil be closed all day, all mails for despatch '•a tin se dates will be closed at 7.3d p.m. <l.c previous evenings. On HSltii December (Boxing Day) this otf'ce will open from 9 till liia.m.onlv. All si-ails for i.espatch will be closed at 8 a.m. i n that date. J. P. YAI'SF, Postmaster.
COMMERCIAL.
STOCK salt: AT HIK'UTAIA. Messrs. •). I!. Wtst and Co. report ;.' their opening sab'at the Hikntaianew yards "L thf 17lli iusi there was a full yarding of "X'fll' i»t 1,11 ilily beef, dairy c >ws, and store aide oi all ages and duss s. Fat sheep and iambs were also in good supply. Fat steer* raiijied in piiee from £!) 12s (id to £l2: ieifus and young cow.«, .£i> lo £ll. tl.o patter pre; being obtained ■'"'' nn extra good animal fed l-y Mr C. I'myer, of Oruahu, Thames Valley: a An ft of steers from Mr J. K. Nicholls, of the same neighbourhood, aver aguUXi I 1.--, and another from Troughton firos. £lO is Sd. Dairy cows were dull ol sale, several really good milkers going at £<> to X'ii Del. A line of 2o U-yenr-old steers, well-bred, and coloured, in forward condition, «■•■« so'd piivatelv in the pen before tlf sale at £{'• .'is, but would have made c- r.-id labiv more bad they gone to the hammer. 'iVo-year-old steers brought i'! l v -: ls-uit'iitli steers. £1 ■. dry cows, AM oh to £o Is ; small calv.'S, £\ Us to .i'l lSrs. A large number of horses were offered, but few changed bauds. A young active hor.-i" just broken to harness made i:2l ; an aged well-bred hack, n good juniper £<> 17s I'd : ordinary useful hacks and ponies, from £'6 7s (id to x>) ; a lot of 25 .Maori weeds sold in 'he mob for «£•">; ducks, Is 3d pair ; fowls, is to is Gd pair, <
The Waikato Times THAMES VALLEY GAZETTE, AND KAWHIA ADVOCATE. THE OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN THE WAIKATO. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1902. LOCAL AND GENERAL
-»- ■ A columu of iulere-ting Pra lical Poultry Notes will be found on page t. We have to acknowledge receipt of n handsome wall calender issued by tne Nor wich Union Fire Insurance Company, sent to us by the local agent, Mr J. S. Band. On Thursday 25th, Xnias Day, Mass will be celebrated at Ohaupo, at 8 a.m., at Kihikihi 11 a.m., and evening devotions at Kihikihi at 7 p.m. Those in search of Christmas presents cmnot do bett-T than turn to Mr K. J. Wilkinson's startling advertisement in this issue, where they will find something that will open their eyes. There are now five flax mills at work in and around Makatu, Hay of Plenty, and it is intended to «rect workshops at the neighbouring settlement of Waihi, where the manufacture of rope and binder twine will be carried on. Mr W, Escott, of Victoria-street, Cam bridge, has in hand a large stock of new goods, such as tea and dinnar ware, cutlery electro-plated ware, suitable for Christmas presents. Residents in the district fully appreciate the excellence of the goods stocked by Mr Escott, anct are not slow to avail themselves of the bargains offered. Nothing further has transpired with re gard to the reported petition against Mr Witheford's return. It is stated that legal opinion was obtained to the eff-'ct that tiie Parnell election is invalid owing to the alleged removal of 170 name 3 from the roll after the issue of the writ. A telegram from Hokitika states that the Crown Lands iiauger, acting under in structions from the Lauds' Depirtment, has issued summons against a number of saw-millers for polluting certain streams with sawdnst. Great interest is being taken in the matter, as an adverse decision would practically mean the shutting down of several mills. The ease will be called on the Magistrate's Court on Friday, but owing to the absence of the Magistrate. will be adjourned till after the holi days.
CRICKET.
ENGLISHMEN v. AUCKLAND. (By Telegraph.—Press Associaton.') "AUCKLAND, Las'. Night.' Lord Ilawke's team wen by an innings and runs
MATANGI.
I'leOl 0! U OWN C'MfKESI'fiXDKNT. The auual picnic of the Mursbme.idows School was held on Friday, the l'Jth inst.. in Mr Jeff's Woodfieid farm, Matangi. The day turned ow beautiful for the occasion and about 2<>i children, parents and friend* we e preseut. There was a most, elaborate spread and great praise is due to the ladies and Misses Alltdly and Solby, the teachers: also th- c mitnittee for the ei e -g,' i ■ way they w -rk--d to make i ; so successful Games and races were in dulged m and all thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Messrs Kiinciniau, Clark, Ewen, Taylor and Newel] acted as starters, haudicappcrs and judges, -Hs Furze was handieapper for the e -m.-.d men's race. This picnic is bee••■■• ; •; very popular and is looked forward 10 :.. much nleasure by the young people, parents and friends.
POLYPATING TREATMENT
-~ KESULT OF L\\»UES'i. (By T. I'.gr;.ph.—Press Association.) AUCKLAND, This Day. The inquest on the body of Kva Laura McDermott, v.hc died on the Oth inst. is concluded. The inquest had been adjourn ed on the application of the jury, in order that an analysis might be made' of certain medicines which it was stated the deceased had received Iron, the Polypathia Medical Institute. The Government analyist stated he had analysed the Welington medicine and lozenges, The lozenges contained mor phia, the quantity contained in the doses directed on the label of the fox being equal to the minimum of the liritish pharmacopoeia. The standard medicine contained a tincture of mix vomica and morphia, but the pro portions were below the minimum of the liritish pharmacopoeia. The jury returned a verdict of death from Consumption, this beiug in accordance with the evidence given at the opening inquiry.
PRESENTATION TO THE PREMIER.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, This Day. A portion of the National purser was presented to the Premier yesterday in the shape of a casket and a cheque for £*7:, The casket was of tolid silver, beautifully chased, aud mounted on a black stand On the inside of the cover is the following in scription :-'• Presented with its contents to the Bight Hen. K. J. Suddon, P.C.. as a souvenir in recognition of his services to the colony and Empire. Wellington ■New /.aland, 22ad Deeember, I'jOi'." Ihe presentation was made in the presence of a number of ladies, and a large body of influential citizens Re -1 lying Mr Seddon said for their informa tion he began by sayii g that paragraphs had been erroneously cabled to the Home that tlv purse of sovereigns had been pre sented to him at Christchurch. Ife cor rected that statement and put in the papers that that presentation had, at his rocjuej! not been ma do, although it was spoken of' a:,d now it had been decided 11.a! there should be a presentation at Wellington Auckland, and Christchurch. ManyVe' sentations had been made to hun •'ur.ng his public life, and this was bettei tiian in the case of the late .Mr Mac Vndrew Mi lialaneoand others, to whose relations Parliament had made money grants If. accepted the gift, the spirit In which it was mad.', and I rusted iu regard to his larger Imperial he w, uid ever en joy their confidence, goodwill ami esteem Tee souvenir would ever remind those near and dear.to him of the lime when iu the history of the Colony an emergency arose, their humble progenitor did his best to stiengthen the Empire, and give effect to the wishes of the people.
OUR LOCAL INDUSTRIES.
T"E HAM!!,I' >.\ F~\ \'!!I.L. As th.e flax in lust ry has played such an Important part in th • history >f New Zei land, and Uat pros ut o'X'ipyin ■;• pu'li: itten'.iun a : iuo of the m --t :! uirUhing of e.ir ie a. iii lustries, a represenl t'.ve of ihe Waika o Times yesterday waited un Mr I. C'oatos, the we'l-ku.'.vn liix-miil owner, who very courLejiisly conducted iin over the mil! 0:1 tne Waika!", a' il.uu'b in. The visit was made a'l the nioie enjoyable mviu,' to til-• grip!;:: manna' in winch the various processed .vere and a very agreeable and instr.i :tivo h tit' hour was spent. Wlien the green il ex c >uios in to the mill, it is --in lu the stripper, where pass. iug between cyclinders revolving at a speed of 2,200 revolutions per minute, the fibre is separated into long shreds. Passing thence down a shoot the hanks are caught by a young iad, and the dust and small particles shaken out. Then they are placed in a long wo >den trough where they are thoroughly washed and scraped, afterwards being placed on a frame to drain, while aw.uiaug the cuter to convey them to the drying grounds. These grounds cover about 2 i acres, and the flax is spread out to diy in the sun, at this tune of the year the fibre taking about five days to dry. Coming from the giounds, the unscutched fibre is stacked in conical shaped stacks, and from these brought as required into what is known as the " Muka " shed. Then the fibre passes through the final process, the scutching, where by the beating action of fans revolving at the speed of 220 revolu tions a minute, the woody portions are sep arated from the true fibre of commerce. It is then ready for baling and is made up int" bales of about 1 cwt each. About eight tons of green fiix will produce one ton "t good fibre, and the green mill at Hamilton puts through from seven to eight tons per day, but in the scutching house where two scutchers and one bailer are employed, the output is slightly greater, so that when these men overtake the sup ply of Muka, they are sent into the field to assist in spreading the flax. The whole of the machinery is driven by a Robey engine, double ',' inch cyclinder 14 li.p. nominal, which pumps its own water from the river, the water for tho washing trough being pumped by a Califoraian pump. Mr (Mates has also mills at Matatu, on the East Coast, Alorrinsville, and Tahuna tira, i.ear liotorua. At each of the mills except Morrinsville, which has two, there is one stripper, that at Hamilton being one of a latest pat tern, capable of turning out work equal to two of the old pattern. The supplies of Max are of course drawn from all over the country, that for the local mill be ing obtained principally from Cambridge and Tauwhare, and supplies have been se cured sufficient for the next six months. Mr Coates is the largest supplier to the Auckland market, and some kl 'a of the ex tent of his operations may be gained when it is mentioned that he employs over 200 hands, with 2!■ waggons working almost constantly, besides three or four bullock drays. A-reg,ro-; wages, in no case is a man paid less than f-3 per day, while the scutchers and some of the more competent :n.'ti earn up to !>s. 'The Hamilton mill is worked by daily wage-, but the others are under the -viit'ract system. it is a striking testimony to th? excell ence of the product turned out at these mills th it the flax is always grade' G.F.A, —good fair average and as such coin mauds t ip prices. Eaehmill has its own dis tinctive brands, that < A ll.i nilton being Hu a: Morri; sville, Moa ; Makate, k"iw : and Tahunalira, Kaahu. The refuse of the fibre when it comes out of the scutchers is the well-known tow, which is packed in bales, and sent away, the bulk of it being taken by the River head (Auckland; Taper Mills for manufac ture int i paper, the rest being shipped Home. About three cwt of tow to the ton of tlbre is the usual proportion. Altogether the industry has made great strides during the fifteen years Mr Coatos h.s been engaged in it, and in that time its iniluence on the we!'are of Waikat i has been very marked, as it has, both directly and indirect iy,caused remunerative employ ment for a large prop irtion of our popula tion. ypviking of the prospects of the trade generally, Mr Coat -s we.; hopeful that for some time to come it would be a flourish ing one, and said that although fibre was now some seven pounds lower in price than it had been lately, still there was a margin of pr tit. The best way in which to secure himself was for the miller to enter into contracts for the supply of fibre; he, him s-If was under one cntrart to supply 200 tons within a given time. The market fluctuates S'i much that on' never knew where lie was, but they must take the good with the had. On the whole. Air Coates was inclined to take a hopeful view of the future. After further conversation the inter viewer withdrew, having been mosl in terested in the visit, which was made all the more pleasant by the thoroughness with which the varieus processes were ex plained by Mr Coates.
CROWN LANDS BALLOT.
o The ballot for Rural Lands took place at the Court House, Te Awamutu, on Mon day morning, and was largely attended by applicants. The land offered comprised second class surveyed land to the extent of 1 :'>o"> acres 2 r< ols S poles, and was open to select ion either for cash, occupation with right of purchase, or lease in perpetuity. The laud was divided into IS sections all of which were disposed of, excepting one in which none of the applicants, about six, appeared, and the ballot for that section lapsed. The following is the result of the ballot : Kawiua County, Manoaorongo Survk.y District. Block 1. Section 8 : John O'Connor, Te Awamutu, 117 a.: 1:3 applicants. Section 10: S. Armstrong, Kihikihi,, ■iH 'a ; 11'') applicants. Section 11 : W. 11. Ogle, Ponsonby, 84a. 3r. \'2\i. ; 20!.) applicants. Section 12= N. Swindale, Omahu,Thames, 104 a. ; 21 applicants. Section 13 ; I'. Oardiner, Kihikihi. ;'.»•.:. '■'<■:. : 167 applicants. Section Mm' 1 . McDonald, Kihikihi, 9:! a. L'r : ii I Applicants. Section 1.1 '• V. Morley, Otorolianja, 27*1. 3r, 27p. ; 197 applicants. hIA.CK 2. Section 13: H. llutckin.-o'i, Kihikihi, l'--'a. 3r : SS applicants. Section !: S. C. Muir, Thames, USa; eight appiiemts. Section 5: '"•. M. H.idge, Ta'capuni, 17a: seven applicant?. Pl'M'l SI'RVEY DISTRICT. UhOfK 1:5. Section 10: Miss K. Cruiokshauk, Te Awamutu, l!)2a. 2r. l ( >p; threo appli cants. Iit.OCK in. Section 1 : ,1. I!, ivisthaui, Takapuna ; 182 a ; seven a - >p'i ants. IJw;k 1 !■. Section 7: (!<.' ■::<• MeXin: ":, Kihikihi, Seclio'i S: (ieorgc Kay, Te Awamutu, 505 a; 1 applicant, Section !>: Mis-j M. 1!. Teasdale, Te Awa mii u. o Hi: 1 applicant. Socliou 0 : Applicants did not appear. Uuauiki Survey District. Flock 4. Section 4 : M. A. Muir, Thames, 17Sa 3r ; 32 applicants. Section 5 ; o. A. Teisdale, Tc Awamutu, 150 a j 59 applicant;!,
THE ELINGAMITE ENQUIRY.
Ry Telegraph.—-Press Asst)ciat : on.) Af.'CKLWP, This Day.
At the Eliuguvite enquiry, the purser gave further evidence regarding certain ■>tateuie:it.s made in Mr Wetherilt's evi dence. Ho said the sbiteme.it tint witness pers ii.iHy objected to ! ike the stewardess
off the raft, w.ts not true, the reason she wtsm.l ! .ken '.ll' 1.-in;,' that the bout was i iil>in i,' and shipping water. Witness call el "lit (~, I]-, • stewardess, asking if she '•'■' 'u! i ''"ine v. it!i thoiu : lie did net know whether -he heard him or not, but -he s-emed to shake lier heal. ile did no refuse to'||; take her. He did u.it hear W tlierilt ask him to take a line, an i did no! know there was a line on the raft. Witness said he did not re collect Wetherilt asking that the raft
should not be left to the mercy of th wave-, at the time lie thought they acted for the b -t, hut now he saw they had done
wrong. He thought at the time that the raft had more chance than the boat, as the boat might capsize.
PUKEKURA ROAD BOARD.
The Hoard met at the Criterion Hotel, Cambridge, on .Saturday, at noon. I'res nt: Messrs J as. Taylor chairman], M. lJutlei, C. Lake and S. Cowling. DAMMIMii A DRAIN. The following letter was received from Major Kiehardson : " I find that the water in the drain running through Rose's, Swayne's and Major's sections of the Fen court estate are either completely choked or eke dammed.theret y forcing the water up through Xichol's and then' on to my ground. As you know also, J. AlcCann has forced the water on to the new road laid out by the Government by a dam on his own laud, which gives me about 3ft to -Ift of water in my drains. It also forces the water back on to the old road, the water being up to the bridge across the drain. Mr Taylor told me that if I wrote to you, you would make these settlers clean out their drains. Although I believe Mc- Cann bested the Road Board about the drain along this newly laid down road, by forcing this water back on this new road, it also forces the water on to the drain across the road already under Rotd Hoard control. The water is about up to the bridge, and I think you can force him to lower it. In the other drain, J. Major is the principal offender, as he, by not clear ing out his drain, forces the water back up Swayne, Eos? and Nichols and then on to my ground. I have seen Air Mueller on the subject, and he is going to in struct the ranger to see that the drains are cleaned out, and also wrote them a stiff letter on the subject. I think you could certainly insist on the drains being kept clean and prevent the water being forced back into the drain across the road. J. McCann, .Major (late Gibbons'), Swayne and Rose arc those who should be forced to clean out the drains.'' The Clerk said the drains were all made by private people on private property and had nothing whatever to do with the B ,ard. Mr Butler thought the position was that the Board was to consider whether the water was dammed back to t' e detriment of the road. The surfaceman said Messrs Richardson and Rose complained that the damage was between Fencourt, and AVest's, where there was a very deep drain, but in reality it was Richardson who sent the water down towarh- Rose's. ' Mr Cowling said so long as it did not damage the road, the Road Board had nothing to do with the matter. The Chairman thought if AlcCann had opened the drain instead of damming it, il would have done the latter and the neighbours good iusteid of harm. Membi-rs generally expressed the opinion that AlcCann had assumed a dog in the manger attitude. They thought by his action damage had been done to the Go vernment roil, but this was not under their control at the present time. As so. n as the Board's roads were affected, then they would bring pressure to bear. CLOSINH EOADS. Air G. Mueller, Commissioner of Crown Land?, wrote as follows: "In reply to your letter re closing roads in the Fencourt estate, I would point out that in each case another road has be. n provided for the one proposed to b ■ closed ; that being the case 1 am unable to understand y ur Hoard's refusal to grant their consent to the closing cf the reals. I return the tracings, and forward a litho, showing the roads as laid out through the estate, and would ask you to bring the matter again before your Hoard for reconsideration, and if after the matter has been again con sidered by the Board and their consent is withheld, would you kindly give the reasons for not closing the road to enable me to make a report, to the Surveyor- General." The Clerk explained the Department had two ways of closiug a road, one w-is by a secret process and the other was under the Public Works Act. The Department in this case was adopting the former plan, and the Board would receive nothing by way of compensation. The matter was left in Air Lake's hands, to report at a future meeting. FINANCE. No money being available, it was decided that no new works could be proceeded with until the rates come in at the end of March next. BLOCKED CULVERT. Air 11. W. Price wrote drawing the Coun cil's attention to the culvert crossing the Alaungakawa road, beside his land, section 228, llautapu. It was so blocked up in the wet weather that the surface water could not properlv run off, and thus kept part of his land very wet. He asked that it be cleaned out. The surfaceman said the pipes were clean. Letter received. ACCOUNTS. The followiug accounts were passed for payment: Public accounts £V.) Is lOd, salary £6 ss, T. Pennell £8 ss. J. Hicks £1 6s, C. Mann £6, J. Shaw £2,1, E. SAwarfcz !'s. ORAVEL PIT. The surfaceman was instructed to fill in the gravel pit opposite Selby's, as it was dangerous to traffic. It was resolved to embody in future specifications for contractors that all pits from which gravel is taken by them, shall be so graded off as not to be dangerous. FITCKE WORKS. It was decided to call for tenders for the following work-. 1 ciders to be re turnable in P 'bnia y ■■'.' a da'eto be adver ii '}: Forming abo i: '■'> chains al the back ]',;-•, nit, f>- m !' --V c vn-r to the lion e sl --a 1: grayling an I reforming from j Pic'.e big's g ;"y in ihe Hamilton road; ■ n-d foimii.g ssnd gr ivel'iin j on No. 1 ; r'.i'.ion i ■■.! t'.eci \\ i'.t un's to Hall's cor ner. The Carl, s'i'.l in r ply to a question that an eleeth a would t ike place next May, wh. a all the members retired by effluxion of time. n:---;t :rv.KTix -. It was dtcided to iillow the Januiry in eting to lapse, owing to harvesting and financial reasons.
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Advices from Caracas state the allies'proposal that President Roose velt should arbitrate has been trans mitted to Caracas, and that President Castro has accepted the oiler. British warships captured, under the block ade, three Venezulau schooners leav ing La Guavra. Germany has agreed to waive her demand for apologies and agrees in all essential points of the demands with Britain.
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Received December 22, 10.56 p.m. LONDON, December 22. Mr Chamberlain has returned to Zanzibar, and resumed his voyage.
LONDON, December 20,
Mr Balfour, replying to a member of the House of Commons, said the Commonwealth law did not discrimi nate against the Motherland. The policy of excluding contract labour was entirely a matter for the Aus tralian Parliament. He was not in a position to suggest any modifica - tion. ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 20. The Russian Foreign Office has communicated to the newspapers a delaration that Russia did not ad dress any request, hut simply noti fied Britain of Russia's desire, and purpose of securing entire and direct relations with Afghanistan.
THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY.
(Received Dec. 23, 1.21 a.m. LONDON, Dec. 18. The Archbishop of Canterbury is sinking slowly and painlessly.
THE NILE WATER SUPPLY.
Keceived December 22, 10.56 p.m. LONDON, Dec. 22
The Anglo-Abyssinian treaty in cludes King MenelikV engagement not to allow the construction of any work across the Blue Nile, Lake isana or the Sobat River, which would arrest the How of waters into the Nile.
DEED OF ASSIGN MENT
LONDON, Dec. 22
( Sir J. W. Pease, M.P. for Barnard Castle division of Durham, and head
of the private hanking firm of Pease and Co., of Darlington, has executed a deed of assignment for the benefit of his creditors for a quarter of a million uncovered liabilities, due to the diffi culty of realising certain holdings. His friends and family assist with fnnds.
AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY, KALGOORLIE(W.A.), Dec. 22. A Greek fruiterer named Pichitsas left a few days ago on a business trip, leaving his shop in charge of his brother. The latter subsequently dis appeared. The police visited the shop and found the body of Pichitsas' wife with the throat cut and her child with its head battered in. There were indications of a fearful struggle. The brother was discovered hiding in a creek. A blood-stained knife and revolver were in his possession when he was arrested. SHIPPING. MELBOURNE, Dec. 22. Arrived last night: Monowai. HEAVY RAINS. BRISBANE, Dec. 22. Further heavy rain has fallen in the south-west. The Warrego River is in high Hood. CRICKET. ADELIADE, Dee. 22. New South Walos in their second innings made 229. Mackenzie 77, Gregory 33, Noble, not out, 52. Tra ver.stook took 5 wickets for 5-1, Kirk wood •"> for 33. The South Australians have lost no wickets for 57. MELBOURNE, Dec. 21. Sir E. Barton has decided to per mit the Oruba's felt-hatters to land. \n the action by the Taff V;i!e Railway Company against the Amal gamated Society of Railway Servants to recover £28,000 alleged loss re sulting from the strike of 11)00, a ver dict was given against the Society of Railway Servants. The assessment of damages was postponed.
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TRIAL OF FORGERS
«. LONDON. Dec. _'l. The trial of the Lank of England note-forgers resulted in Bernstein being sentenced to twenty years, William Barmash to ten years, and Solomon Barmash to fifteen years' imprisonment, with hard labour. All pleaded guilty.
Solomon Barmash, who was para lysed, cried in court, and later on comniitteed suicide iu the temporary prison at the Old Bailey by shooting himself with a revolver, which he had obtained and concealed while under treatment in the prison infirmary.
PROMOTION IN THE ARMY.
LONDON, Dec. 21. Lord Roberts, addressing the Sand hurst Cadets, said it was nonsense to say that influence was necessary for promotion. Almost all the highest positions in the army were filled by men who entered the service without interest or influential friends or family.
A GANG OF COINERS
ADELAIDE, Dec. 22
Lately much counterfeit coin has been circulated in the city. Constable Murphy, while assisting to arrest three men who were suspected of cir culating the coin, was shot in the breast. The bullet glanced off a bone and the wound is not serious. The men were tracked to a house, where they were surprised and ar rested.
All were armed. A complete-cets ing plant was seized.
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The Durban correspondent of the Daily Express states that Mr Chamberlain, after examining the immensity of the work accomplished, will shortly inform the nation that Lord Milner is entitled to relief. The third change of administration will be specially applicable to the beginning of a new era. Lord Milner will go to England, where he rests a few months. Then he will be offered the Governor-Generalship of Australia. Mr Chamberlain's chief concern is to unify South Africa under an elastic constitution with large autonomous powers.
INTERPROVINCIAL.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) DEATH OF A CENTENARIAN. DANNEVIRKE, Saturday. Martha Hoewaka, a well-known center* arian at Kaitokc, near here, died last night. Deceased was a very old resident, aged 110.
SERIOUS RAILWAY ACCIDENT. OAMARU, Saturday. A serious accident occurred at the Thames-street railway crossing about 11 o'clock. A country settler named J. S. L, Harvey was caught by the engine, carried on the cowcatcher for some distance, and then thrown off the bridge over the Oamaru Creek, a fall of over twenty feet. Harvey, who was nearly drowned bef orebeing rescued, was taken to the hospital, where it was found that, besides several wounds on the head, he had his thigh broken. Though his condition is critical it is hoped he will pull through. The warning bell at the crossing was ringing as usual on the ap proach of the train, but Harvey did not seem to hear this, nor the calls of the cros sing keeper's warning. OAMARU, Yesterday. Harvey, who was injured in a railway accident on Saturday, died in the Hospital lust r.ight. He neve.- reg-iinoi conscious ness. AX ENGINE DERAILED. l>rNM)'>\ Sun - There is some sus >iciou Mi&i tha engine of the north exprei : to -Chris f ehurch left the rails en the up-gri e n.»'t!i of Savyer's Bay owin? to two !acg;> stones being placed on the line. T>vo stones unlike the ballast wen' found at the pi.ice wher.3 the wheels left the metal ••, cr.inlied as if the front wheels had pissed over them. Thanks to the deep ttingi-s of ke back wheels of the engine, what might havj been a serious accident was averted. HOMING PIGEONS. WELLINGTON, Yesterday. A record for a homing pigeon flight was 1 last v>e.'k from Pai ongareuga (Auckland) to Wellington. Ten birds were liberated, and Ospite a heal wind and foggy weather, coveied 452 miles airline under 3J hours.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, TUESDAY
■ ' DECEMBER 23 1902
Hk&t 10TALIY M r S 11± IS S ITX ISS BN, KNOX STBBET, HAMILTON. CERTIFICATED TEACHER OF THE PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN AND VIOLA. Special attention to Technique & Theory. R. W. D v \ SOLICITOR ... .., Hamilton. MONEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE OF FREEHOLS. «|B lIERBERT Tr pOLLINS. BARRISTER and SOLICITOR TE AWAMUTU. SOLICITOR FOR "ADVANCES TO k SETTLERS OFFICE." A. YOUNG, DENTIST, Te Aw.imufu, first Tuesday in month. Ntfaru-vwilih, secoil Tuesday in month. rtantly. thir 1 I'.i is 1 ly ia m >nth. Te Ar i'i i. fourth Tu isdiy in month. Other districts occasionally. MODERATE. m> MR G. SKENE DIXON tURGEON DFNTIST, HAMILTON. Visits ra'>utlilyjtlie foil iwing placei Niraru-i.wth!a 1-t. Frirlay Te Awi tnu'u -2nd Fridiy „ tluutly 4 h Friday. AND A HALF PER CENT.— Wo have Money to Lend at this rati' on First-class Freeh d 1 Security. Early Aplicatious is requested. Vaile Bros,, Legal Chambers, opposite Vulcan Dane. Quoen-street, Auckland 24-7 M"^; EY TO LEND on Mortage of First-class Freehold Securities. _ \Y. COLEMAN, Solicitor and Notary Public. Jueen - street, Auckland, 23 7. H. I. B •JL. X. JL> I G G S, AUTHORISED AXD LICENSED SURVEYOR. Ten year?, on Government Staff. NEXT II AMI r/i'O X HOTEL, HAMILTON. 23,7. rU" E W SON OHBPP A R 1), LAND, COMMIS SIO N, AND ESTATE AGENT HAMILTON. M*T. H. fl 08 "*"* Tbacheb of Piano, Violin, 'Cello and SiXOINo, Having liken up his residence in Hamil ton, is now prepared to receive pupils at Cambridge Every MONDAY am) TUESDAY. Te Awamutii - livery FRIDAY. Mr li"S.v..Mir s -'Waikato Quadrille Band" is n>w open to accept Engage ments for ! :,.n ■ rts, Balls, etc., in any part the Waikato. T \ E N T A L N ° T MR E. DK V McGARRIGLE, iURGEON, Mr Med irriglc may be consulted on and after Saturday, \ugust2nd, at his rooms, Victoria House, IJ malum. Nitrous-' ixi le gas administered. PiiiiluH Extractions by the most (recent process. Artificial work at moderate Prices. TT HAS UN S.\ ] Whit ■ ( t;on \ Oils Beaain ■ Belting Bolt-*!! :d Nuis Coach S :.y.-s Packi >•■ Livrti n Etc., iic. AGENT FoR W. A. i;y,i:i and Co.'s Union Oil Engines Automobiles Pumps Stool Split Pulleys IHiMi:; Shafting Launches (oil or steam) Etc., etc. 1 S S f'\ R 0 S H E B, TEACHER OF SINGING AND VOICE PRODUCTION. I'M AWAMUTU. ;i:al carrier, irewood merchant, f! \MILTON. broV.-n bo ii> mi a e mnl of not being pro perly treated. \pply Chamiierlaiu's Pain JUlm freely as Bom as the injury is ro i.o.vo 1 and it will ijuiukly restore the parts to a healthy condition. W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton THOMAS WELLS, Agent Cambridge: i.;EO. M. A, AUIER, Agent, To Awauiulu. sell it,
K Vs K L'HE CURE FOR- I a digestion, Constipation, F otulency, Liver Complaint, Etc., Etc., Etc. PRICE .. ..28 PER BOTTLE Manuka Solkit Bt A. iv. Manning, CHEMIST, HAMILTON. TANGYKS OIL ENGINL . SAFE AND ECONOMY'Ai . THE BEST FOE DAIRY FARM AND FLAXMILL. r PANGYES Oil Engines use ordinary 1. kerosene, costing 9d a gallon, whereas American engines use benzoine casting Is 3d. THEY ARE EASY TO START THEY HAVE NO FANS OR PUMPS OR ELECTRIC GEARING TO GET OUT OF ORDER THERE IS NO DANGER LIKE THERE IS IN ENGINES USING NAITIIA OR BENZOINE THEY CAN CONSEQUENTLY BE PLACED UNDER THE CHARGE OF UNSKILLED ATTENDANTS. TANGYES GAS KNGINE, UTTO PRINCIPLE, PIN KEY'S PATENT. SINGLE ENGINES OF ALL SIZES FROM 1 TO 150 ACTUAL HORSE POWER. AVo Guarantee Satisfaction. SOLE AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND, John Chambers & Son, Ltd, FORT STREET, AUCKLAND. Illustratod Catalogue and full particulars on application. You keep the MONEY in the place and yourself in Perfect Health by patronisine if troubled with nny Liver or Stomach Complaints, In fact you wont kmw y u i. ssesa a Liver. E. B. HILL, C II FMIBT, CVMBRIIHiE. discontinue u'iv.Ti taking down your siiiii. I!' \ ing notices. They look nioiv Mibstuutiai ami hvsinessdike, and inspire, confidence. ! would as soon think of doing business ivitli out a clerk a.-, v,i'hoiit advertisiug." Thi is advice which all business men would ih well to follow, hul it musi !■• home in mind that the advertising medium inusl hi the hst obtainable. We can confidently say that in i.'imseijiience of it i large I'-ircii lation, Tin-; Waikato Times ii the he i paper in the Waikato to advonis" eoiie -ni ////// ft ?s a sure and quick I \f remedy for many b j I 0 ! I tfiings. SBowel disorders, a ! v.Q Stomacd troubles, II ailments of tf>e Kidneys i I and bladder. V It kips in eases of r\\\ - Uldeumatism. J| 3$ clears tfie Sohod \\ tfjrougfj iijc Kidneys. V\\ (^ a £apt any ?\M| substitute. 2/ou must \PJJ get tfje qcnuine.
WAIKATO TIMES ALMANAC AN" Ul'-TO-D MOKE ATTRACTIVE THAN EVER read Almanac are requested to send in their Orders AT ONCE, as one edition INVALUABLE TO FARMERS AND SETTLERS. PRICE ONE SHILLING, IF POSTED Is 2d. PAULL AND VENABLES, Proprietors, Hamilton. ESTABLISHED 30 YEARS. THE POPULAR EVENING PAPER OF THE WAIKATO. THE FARMERS' J A LARGE AND INCREASING CIRCULATION. CIRCULATING IX THREE ELEC TORAL DISTRICTS. The WAIKATO TIMES has been estab lished 30 years and has a large circulation amongst 'the farming community, and is therefore an excellent advertising medium. The' Rates of Advertising are extremely l.beiul. PAULL & VENABLES, Proprietors.
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Wri'pfor 't,- u.\y : f v,;!t: fi lle book ab.it tocrfci !vf", ;f*i:r hcs-'t) .ri -■•■ \;., pit:< w. yi-i r uirre Itrr-n'*hfi &:'-.)] '>((tilicn cf tif huiraj. .-jrt ni fer.r :} t :ini< i.p «c'iftrd. No ;> <:\\ U riruli tfrt'crs. Poffcd frte in scaled ii.veljp L'tosj icfiD gbould read it. Ad- Inw 0 Specfic, 63& Elizabeth-Street North McTooiutc. Xmas Presents— *?»£ Tea A\ are, Dinner Ware, etc.—At William Escott';:, Cambridge. Worms undorinino Children's Constitu tions. Use WADE'S WORM FIGS. Is boxes.
Xmis Presents— C S Plated Ware. Fancy Goods at William Escott's, Cambridge, Old Age Pensious in this laud Have proved a marked success, Tbey iive the old a b< lying hand, And keep them from distress. There's only jusi hup other thing That's needful to ensure Sound lungs, that we the praise can sin? Of WOODS' GREAT PEPPERMINT CUB 5 20 These are bold assertions to make regard ing aDy medicino, but there is abundant proof of every one of the above statements regarding this remely. Every household should have a bottle at hand. Get it to day. It may save a life. W. DEY, Agent Hamilton; THOMAS WELLS. Agent Cam'- bridge j GEO. M. A, AHIER, Agent. Te Awamutu sell it.
lii Te Awaraulu and Kihikihi you have up to date stores who stock Empire Goods, E-npire Blue, Daisy Soap, etc. Just call at G. M. A Ahiprs Warehouse and Gilford and Bowden's. If you're in Kihikihi and run short <f Empire Royal Blue, the bluest blue that ever blued a blue bag, or Daisy Soap, "a daisy," look up T. H. Chapman and John G. Elmsley. " A little bit later on," when in Ohaupo, go to J. T. Edwards for Empire Blue and Daisy Soap. Further on in. the land of cordia's ask Green and Colebrojk for Empire Cooiu, Ofcorohanga |
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ME' UN'; OF OKNFI.'AL O>M- Ml IT Hi,. A mooting of the General Committco of the Wailato A. and P. Association was held in St. Peter's schoolroom, Hamilton, yester day morning. There were present: Messrs I Cont-fta, President, (in (he chair), R. Reynolds, R. Fisher, .1. Fisher, M. O. Farrer, If. S. Sodden. .1. lb rd-n. J. A. .Milne, T. Slade, J. Primrose, (. .!. Storev, S. Steele, E B. Cox, J. Knight, F. J. Marshall. .1. C. : lien. 0, Day. ' I. L'ltnci iiian, 11. ,1. Union la.de. W, (i. I'ark and A .I.Storey. Mr Swarbriek vas pros ■ nt in order to give iul'orina'iou on any points raised dur ing the discussion sl|o\\ SITK. The hosideut read the detailed list of the voting at the recent ballot f r a show site as published in Saturday's Waikato Times. The opinion of Mr Swarbriek re the power of thc - General C immittee ;., acquire the Claudelands site, wa- real as follows: In reply 1 the questions submit fee] to mo 1 beg to advise as follows. The Association, not being incorporated, canno'. themselves hold laud, but-practically the same result can be brought about by acquiring the laud in the name of trustees who can execute a declaration of trust binding them to hold the land and deal with it for the purposes of the Associa tion. The ballot taken is, I think sullicienl to authorise the committee to acquire Claude lands on behalf of the Association so far as the same can be done without expending the funis of the Association. Rule IS of the Associa tion is very stringent and ties up the funds of the Association in a manner which was probably never contemplated. I'nder that rule the funds of the Association cannot bo devoted to the purpose of acquiring Claude lands except by a resolution of the general meeting. Mr Knight understood the last voting waste decide whether Claudelauds was to be purchased or not, and he understood that which ever site gained the majority of votes was to be secured, but now it seemed that the vote decided nothing. Claudelands had a very substantial ma jority and he thought tjiey were bound to carry out that decision. Mr Uordon said their duty was to finance the thing and take the land over on behalf of the Association. Mr Farrer proposed that until the Asso ciation sees its way to become incorporated the executive shall be instructed to pur chase Claudelands, £') debentures, bearing interest at 5 per cent, to be issued; also that 3 or 5 trustees be appointed. He moved a motion to that effect. Mr Allen seconded the motion, but he thought three trustees should be appointed that day, and two elected by the debenture holders. Mr Farrer fell in with the suggestion, and the motion was amended accordingly. Mr John Fisher opposed the motion be cause he took a different view of the voting. Certain sites were placed before members, and they were asked to vote on the most suitable site for a show ground ; but there was no negative ; roposal, so that those op posed to all the sites mentioned could not express their wishes in the matter. He was in that position, and be claimed that the majority of members with him, as only three huudro 1 odd vote- out of a total membership of KXJ had been cast for Claudelands; "A 10 members had not voted, and he thought that many of them had re frained because they were not in favour of any of these sites. The matter should be discussed at a general meeting of mem bers. Mr Knight pointed out that if the Cam bridge people had not withdrawn their site, the matter would have been decided beyond question, lie doubted if the Cam bridge site had been carried whether this question would have been raised. Mi' Cordon said their legal advisor's opinion was thai it was a legal vote, and they stick to that advice. Mr Steele thought the laud should be secured. His idea was the formation of a company 1 y members b< th of the Associa tion aud of the Ruing Club, to purchase the property. The land b ing good, the price ask"d was cheap, and he hoped it would not bo allowed to slip through their fingers. Mr Cox coinhatted Mr Fisher's view At first the Cambridge site was included m the vote, but of their own action those in favour of it had withdrawn the offer. Had they gone to the poll there would have been no trouble. It was not fair for mem bers to come and complain to if not having a opportunity of voting. Mr Reynolds said lie did not think the vote bound the Association to buy any site ; it merely was to show which was the mrst desirable site. He would certainly \ippose. the buying of Claudelaud. Legal opinion showed that they could not buy it. Mr Primrose said it was rather peculiar that those in favour of a particular site had not brought their site forward. Mr Fisher retaliated by saying that if Cambridge people had recorded a vote for any other site they would have placed Claudelands in a peculiar position. The President pointed out that Mr Fish er was on the committee when the pro posals were brought forward. Claudelands in his opinion was a good speculation, of fc ie <£2OOJ asked for the lands there was a guarantee of £250 promised by the for mer syndicate, leaving £1750 to b" raised, and tis much of this was promised in pub lic subscriptions the Association's funds would be encroached upon but little. The property was well worth £2500. Now was the time to acquire it as the option expired on January 7th. It was a good offer and they should make the best of it. The mction wa-' carried, by 10 to 4 Messrs Fisher (2.1, and Reynolds dissenting. TBUSTEKS. Mr !' moved that Messrs C. .1. S orey, .> Aitkin, and J. C. Allen be appoint as trustees, the debenture holders to have \*,he power to elect two others. This was seconded by Mr Steele. Mc.l. Fisher protested against the motion. They had met there to receive Air Swar brick's opinion, and the motion was nit ra vires : notice of motion must be given be fore they could pass the resolution. The Association should not go beyond show mat ters and enter into land transactions. 1 >•■■• notice should be given and duo authority (riven by the general meeting of members of the Association. He thought that the proposer and seconder had overlooked one g -ntlemun who should be on the board of t aistees—nanvly, the President. i- reply to a question, Mr Swarbriek m here faid that whatever was d-ne by that L meeting practically was subject to revision lit at the g 'neral meeting of members, for the ftg reason that the general meeting holds the J-J pur-e frings, and withuuc their consent the * ' money eiu. ot bo spent, and this not being a corporate body cannot be pledged. He Weill' point out to the meeting that what ever tie:. might do could not prejudice the Association, because the Association funds ci„ii'tLi taken except by a vote of the Association, and the Association not being ineorpor i' ed c add not, according to law, be liable a- a corp rate body. Mr ''ay asked if the general meeting e mid either r»p-\il or confirm the resolu tion of the committee. Air Swarbriek said they can either vote the money or withhold it, which practically amounted to the same thing. JL Mr Steele explained that he seconded the ■ resolution becau-e the land was a good spec illation. If the Association did not require the ground at any time they could cut it up and make money. Mr Cordon asked, if the committee made arrangements to purchase this ground and appointed trustees could the, general meet ing of members say they would have not '" hing whatever to do with the matter ? Mr Swarbriek said if they so desired the members could say that not ono penny piece should bo spent on it. >lr E. Fisher said the general members
had not given the committee authority to pledge the Association to any site, an 1 they could therefore do nothing that day. Mr F.irrer said if the public took up the debentures it would not be necessary to touch the Association's funds. If members did not like to buck them up. they woul 1 still have the ground, which was worth the money. Mr Knight said he had th,, 11 -- ' that whatever any member of the yssoei.iUoa had done whs for the .rood of the lion, and that other members \vo ulli ■ )iU -'" them ul 1 - x "" if appeared thai members could leave fhein in a hole and th" veuturo would become a private speculation. Hi idea was t i appoint four trustees from different parts of the country, who would lie ready to advance Jj.'iOO each, and bold the property in trust for the Association. If the Association wi died in the luture tu acquire the land, they could do so. Now ti :f-y were uppoiuliug trustees, it appeared to him that the committee left it tu them to work the thing up or throw it over. Suppose they bought the s;round and mem bers said they would not pay for it. they would be in a hole. The trustees did not want the land as a privati speculation, As regards the locality, he was unite prep: 1 to go wherever the majority of members wished to go. Mr Reynolds opposed the proposal tooth aud nail. The land might be worth X2JW to a syndicate who could cut it up into small sections, but it was m-t worth X'l 00 to the Association. If the President were Correct there was a surplus of &VHJ for a private syndicate, and sureythe trustees would lose nothing. Mr Mien said nearly 300 members had voted fir Claudelands, and these members would feel morally bound to back up the Committee in any steps taken for the acquirement of Claudelands. They ought to do their best to promote the interests of those who voted ■ if they did not do what the general members wished they should not be i,n the Committee. Mr Day maintained .that three or four hundred voted for Claudelands and two or three individuals in Cambridge wished to block the matter. If they took the Show to Cambridge the matter would be settled. Mr Fisher: Poor Fellow! Mr Day: It is you who are the poor fellow. In reply to a question by Mr Knight, Mr Swarbriek said the vote taken was suf ficient for the Committee tu act on, with the proviso that anything done would not pledge the Association because the funds were at the disposal of the general meet ing. Mr Farrer thought it was evident the members would support the Committe 1 , and he thought they would be safe in ac quiring the land. Mr J. Fisher disclaimed any intention of damaging the Association, lie maintained that nothiug could be done before the gen eral meeting of members. JJo was nut in favour of Claudelands, but was in favour of Frankton. He always had been. Further discussion followed, the motion being eventually passed by Hi to 1-, Messrs Fisher (2), Park and Reynolds voting against it. Mr Fistyer asked what position he stood in as regards the lease which he had signed on behalf of the Association, now that the Syndicate had sold the land to an other gentleman. He also wanted to know what steps had been taken to conserve the interests of the Association in the yards and buddings belonging to the Associa tion. The President assured him that his posi tion was the same as previously, and that the interests of the Association had been safeguarded, as the transfer had been made solely for the benefits of the Association. Mr Steele proposed aud Mr Day seconded that the services of Mr Swarbriek be re tained as solicitor to the trustees on behalf of the Assoeiation. .Mr Allen advocate! that members pre sent should take up debentures but there was no response. On the moiiou of the President, seconded by Mr Farrer, Mr .!. A. Milne was ap pointed secretary to the trustees.
THE FATAL ACCIDENT.
At the inquest on the body of Robert White, h 'ld yesterday before" Mr J. S. Bond, C-roner, the following jury were empannelled; Messrs H. Hollowav (fore man) C. J. W. Norton, T. J. IVyor, N. Sheppard, E. Wilson, and F. M, D. Bishop. Sergt. StapleCm led the evidence on behalf of the p< lice, and the facts elicited were on similar lines to those publised yesterday. A verdict of accidental death was returned.
PIRONGIA.
■ ♦ • (Fkojj Our Own Corkk.sj'ondkvt) The Christmas season is with u.s again, and the usual holiday amusements are be ing arranged by the several Committees. ( )n Boxing Day th" annual races take place on the Club's course (Mr George Perry's farm). The Alexandra race meeting is one of the oldest meetings in the Waikato, and always commands a good attendance. As the entries are much larger this year, and the weights having been well received by horse owners, largo fields are expected to face the starter. Airs Finch will have the publican's booth as usual, and Mr Cooper, of To Awamutu, will have a refreshment booth on the ground. In the evening a concert will be given in the Public Hail in aid of the race funds. A real good pro gramme is being prepared, with the usual dance, oivon fine weather, Boxing Day, 1002, should be one of the most enjoyable for many years past. The Auckland cricketers touring the Waipa during the Christmas week will meet our local playeu on Monday, the 2'Jth. Judging from last .-ea.->oii and the present, we shall have a much better game than the last, and we hope to just about win. The To Rore picnic will be held on Mr Goodwin's farm on the last day of the year. To Rore picnics are the most popular of the whole district, ami are always attended by residents from all sides. The children's annual Christmas Tree is under the management ~f jyjj ss A. Aubin. The date has not yet been fixed, nor has that of the annual picnic for the children, which will tali ■ place during the holidays. ' On Christmas I Jay the Rev. F. Latter (late vicar of Waikato West I will hold ser vice in St. Saviour's Church at 11 a m., when IL.iy Communion ( will be cele brated.
CORRESPONDENCE.
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T.i I'll IS KIMTiiK. Sir,— By an advertisement in your paper ! notice all sort- of go d tiling promised tllo-0 wl) I Will juiu ;l V'oluHti'iT Fire ill'i ufatlf : they are to he provided with a club i<" in ■ t.• i- ili.it i what a 11 house really mean* , uniforms, etc., and for what ■ i'o lower the premiums for fire insurance ' in the liiisinf-s portions of the town," ■•!■•- e -r<liny to Mr Wells' blowing. Th it men % fri in the foot ol the hill near the National Hotel to the bottom of Duke-street only. u 1 1 would .i k the Doiough : oliucil to pause, mid i" usult the ratepayers before embarking on a scheme th it wi i cost from tid ' to i'di, for the so e benefit of about a tenth of the ratepayers. If those who will receive the bem lit will put their hands in their pocket- am' pr -vide the major por tion of the initial expense, we, who are not to recive any benefit, will not grumble: but at the present time we want all our spare money for streets and footpaths. ! am writing this on behalf of those who live vvnere the two-inch mains run, and at the request of several to whom the Fire Bri gade will not bo of any use. Thanking you for inserting this, 1 am. vours faithfully, "AN UPPER FLAT RATEPAYER."
THE WAIKATO TIMES, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2:{ 1902-
Daisy Snap, Ivnipire Royal Blue, and Em pire lixtriu-1 Soap. Throe good tilings for your laundry. Ask J. 'i'. Horne, Hamilton, for any of these lines. E. J. Davoy, Hamilton, sticks our goods. You can purchase Empire K..yal J}]u" and Daisy Soap from his store. Right price for a You have troubles in your laundry. This is why we advertise. „\'o rnor" worry. Get up at a reasonable time, not in the middle of the night, and by using Daisy Soap and Empire Co.'s Laundress Help. Empire Royal Blue and Extract of Soap, your work is done in half the time, find you don't get angry. Ask the following grocers, men of experience, who know a good thing when they see it, and they will sec your wants fur Empire Hoods promptly attended to : l'arr liros., Hamilton: E. J. Davey, Hamilton; J. T. Home, ilamiltou; Macferson and West, Ilamiltou. They all stock these goods. In Cambridge .same remarks. Thoirns Wells likes our Empire (foods, and sells thorn. He, with long experience, know- a good article. Secure a packet of Laundress IJJp. Xmas Presents— *%* new goods, best value in Cambridge, at Wm. Escott's Victoria Street.
Don't bustle yourself. Empire Royal Blue, Da sy Soap and Laundress Help do the work and you need not hustle. .' avage and Richards, A. G, Harris, F.J.Sanders, Charlie Boyce and all Hamilton and Cam bridge grocers think a deal of Empire Goods.
TEX BOLD ASSERTIONS.
REGARDING CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC, CHOLERA AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY. 1. It affords quick relief in cases of colic, cholera morbus and pains in the stomach. 2. it never fails to affect a cure in the most severe cases of dysentery and diar rhoea. 3. It is a sure cure for chronic diar rhoea. k It can always be depended upon iD cases of cholera infantum. 5. It cures epidemical dysentery. b. It prevents bilious colic. 7. It is prompt and effective in curing all bowel complaints. S. It never produce? bad results. it. It is pleasant and safe to take. 11). It has saved the lives of move people than any other medicine n the world.
Wanteds Etc ANTED A iron- B-y f< sinithshoi'.—John Ferguson "fTTANTED— AII Waikato Residents to ft visit the West Coast Health Resort, (.luring Regatta Carnival week, and witness famous l'oi and llaka dances. WANTED Owners of McCormick Hinders, who require their Machines overhauled, to notify me at once. F. .). Sanders, Cambridge. Sole agent Mc- Cormick Co., for Auckland Province. T f Ladies' and Gent's latest 11 model l<m Massey Harris Cycles, at '£* i each. Real bargains to quit. F. J. Sanders, Cambridge. Wai'-ato Residents to Tf visit the West Coast Health Resort, during Regatta Carnival week, and witness famous Poi and llaka dances. ¥¥ of hj; PHOTOGRAP Year should KNOWN—Those ,-ing FAMILY I [ED at Xmas uakc appointmen or New Is with possible. Messrs GAZE & CO. as early as passible. —Howden's Buildings, Hamilton. \\[ A-NTED—The travelling public to re *V member that Tea, Coffee, Pies, Pastry. Cakes, etc., are obtainable all day lon- at my Refreshment Rooms. Auck land, Local, and Illustrated papers. —J. T. Home, Confectioner etc., Hamilton. TTTTANTED—Those requiring Violins, T T Strings, and all Accessories appert aining thereto, to call on or send to H. H. Howden, watchmaker and jeweller, Hamil ton, who has a large supply in stock. WANTED KNOWN, Mrs Bridges has opened up in Yieturia Street, Hamilton, with a supply of Smoked Fish. Fresh fish three times a week. Also, Summer Drinks, Lollies, Sweetmeats etc, to arrive shortly. Inst, Found, &c. LOST —At Hamilton on Monday, parcel J containinu' three Church Services. Finder kindly leave at Mr J. 8. Bond's. Business Notices £IOO WOR Tll O F TOYS AT E. J. Wilkinson's, Cambridge At your own price, from ONE PENNY CHRISTMAS CARDS PRESENTS— Ie for young and old. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS— ust arrived £(]{) worth, direct from the manufac turers. Several novelties. penny to /s (xi JWNw WEBLEY, (HOTCH KISS- F.\! RY QUEEN) Will stand .He season at lh-; Eacgipai Farm, Ngaru ivi uhia-Waincarn Road, garuawabia arid Whatawhata Di-tiiets. Mr Pat. Mch in, Stud Groom, will be at NG.\RUAWAHIA on MONDAY, and WHATAWHATA «n l UI'.SDAY. i iio3e desirous are requested to book early to secure attention. His dam "Fairy Queen," brown mare, brad by Mr Alfred Buckland in 1888, got by the Dauphin, her dam Queeu Mab by Derby 0 it of Una by imported St. Aubyn—Miss Rowe, by Sir Hercules. For further purticulare apply and address letters to Wbq. Home, le Akatea. WM. HOENIi
B idn a s STotfces. 70!.' SALE Cortland \V;i in, Cambridge. IYIIJIi W hYKLh ivd XMAS SEASON l'ji)2-o. XMAS OAUM packi-;i>. A LL our Packets are selected by the ijL celebrated Xuias Card rirni, Raphael Tuck and Sons, London. Packet Cai'ds are uclugi vauie umu uuacs of cards as the whole of the value is made up in cards instesd of payi box. WE HAVE NINE VARIETIES. The Superb, containing G carefully selected Xmas and New Year Cards, 6d The Ideal, containing 12 folding Xmas and New Year Cards, Is The Recherche, containing 6 artistic folding Xmas and New Year Cards, Is The Champion, containing 40 novel Xmas and New Year Cards, Is The Unbeaten, containing 20 pretty Xmas and New Year Cards, Is (id The r-xcellent, containing 20 effective Xmas and New Y'ear Cards, Is (3d The .Princess, containing 20 up-to-date Xmas and Year Cards, 2s (id The King, containing unique Xmas and New Year Cards, 2s (id The Welcome, 12 folding New Year Cards ■ only, Is All our packets and Xmas Cards orders are sent post free 15 minutes after receipt of order. Order early—our packets are much sought after, and last year were all cleared a week before Xmas. We have single cards from Id to 7s 6d each. When in town for Xmas do not for get to visit our special Xmas card and fancy shop inside the Victoria Arcade. Admission free. XMAS NUMBERS. Pear's Annual with 1- pictures, Is Cd, posted, Is '.id Xmas London News witlil picture, Is Cd, posted Is 7d Xmas London Graphic with 2 pictures, Is 6d. posted Is 7d Xmas Holly Leaves with, magnificient battle picture entitled " All that was le'.fc of tlieui " (Boer War) Is (id, posted, Is 7d Xmas Sketch with 1 picture, Is 6d, posted, Is 7d NEW ANNUALS TO HANI). Boys' and Girls' Own Annual 8s each Chums (Boys' Annual), Ss each Young England -Boys' Annual] 5s each Boys of Our Empire (Boys' Annual) 73 Gd each The Girl's Empire (A new Girl's Annual) 5s each Chatterbox, cloth ss, boards 3s Little Folk, cloth ss, boards :is (id Our I >arling, cloth ss, boards 3s "'""lay at Home, Leisure, Hour and Good Words. 7s (id each Children's Friend, Infant's Magazine, Child's Companion and The Prize. cloth 2s, beard 1 s Gd each Add 2d in the Shilling for postage A FEW NOTABLE BOOKS FOR XMAS READING. Temporal Power, Marie Corelli, cloth 3s Gd paper 2s Gd Hound of the Barkervilles, Conan Doyle, cloth 3s Gd, paper 2s Gd House Under the Sea, Max Pernberton, cloth 3s Get, paper 2s Gd Greater Love, Joseph Rocking, cloth 3s 6d, piper 2s Gd The Way of Escape, Graham Travers. cloth 3s (kl, paper 2s Gd Uncle Joe's Legacy, Guy Boothby, cloth 3s Gd, paper 2s Gd Little Mother Meg, Ethel Turner, cloth 2s Gd FOR XMAS PRESENTS. Purses, Pocket Books, Writing Cases, La dies' Hand Bags, Chatelaine Bags, Photo Frames, Photo Albums, Jewel Boxes, Card Cases, ink Stands, Dressing Cases, Mani cure Sets and Leather Goods of every de scription. VICTOItII ARC4DE, Shortland Street, Auckland. UPTON & CO., CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS \\ e have pleasure in announcing that we are now opening SPECIAL SHIPMENTS OF CHRISTMAS CARDS AND CALEN DARS. OUR PACKETS AND BOXES APE OF EXCEPTIONAL VALUE. ALL POST FREE. s. d. Memories, 12 Beatiful Cards ... l :s Diadem, 12 Choice and Elegant Cards 3 0 Welcome, 15 Exquisite Cards ... 1 6 Prim-ess, 25 Chaining Cards 2 0 Regal, Id Artistic Cards ... ... 1 3 Unique, 15 High-class Cards ... 1 3 Holly Berries, 10 Perfect Gems ... 1 o Merry Hours, 50 Grand Value ... 2 0 -Record, 50 Fine Assortment... i a Granville, 25 Choice Cards 1 0 Golden Age, 12 Choice Selection ... 0 0 Eclipse, 12 Perfect Treasures ... 1 (i The Fine Art, 12 Elegant Cards ... 0 7 The Fine Art, 20 Splendid Value ... 0 !) The Duchess Cabinet, 20 Artistic and Choice Selection ... ... 3 ti Rizaline Cards, for Hand-painting, assorted shapes, 1« 6d and 2s per dozen. CIIRIS TM A S NUMP. EK S AN D ANNUALS FOR 1003 ARE NOW ARRIVING. * <b Illustrated London News ... 1 7 Ladies' Pi Sydney Mail Bulletin ]" Auckland Weekly News N.Z. Graphic ... , . Christrhuivh i' n ,, s Brett's Ah, una.- ..'. ~[ Whhaker's Almanac Daily Mail Year Book !" ORDERS ARE NOW BEING CV Our Assoi at\ New Year C ed rackets of Christinas rds cannot be excelled, st Cards of the Best UPTON & CO., 158-160, QUEEN-ST., AUCKLAND.
Business Notices- SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAY. PUKSI'AXT to the terms of "The Ranks iinil Baukor's Act, 18Nn," and "The Banks and Banker's Act Am.v.d nicnl Act, ISS2," and "The Hunks II .li-!av Act, liiniv SATURDAY, the 27th DAY »f DECEMBER, ]>nr>, is hereby appointed a SPECIAL HANK HOLIDAY, at the "'"ices of the undermentioned Banks throughout tin- Waikato. BANK NEW ZEALAND, JAMES ILMBLING, General Manager. BANK NEW SOUTH WALKS, E.Y FINCH, Inspector. Hamilton, December loth. l!»02. |jAYIXG disposed of my butchering J"t business to Messrs Stone ;,nl Chil cott, I take this opportunity of thanking my customers for the liberal support 1 have to so many years received from them, an.] to solicit a.continuance of the same to my T. QUALTROUGH. Hamilton, December loth, 1!1.i2. {\TITH reference to the above we beg V to say that we have this day taken over Mr Qiviltrongh's old established business, and hope by strict attention to business, and by keeping meat of the very best quality only, to receive a liberal share of patronage and support. K. CHILCOTT TAKE NOTICE rpHAT FREDERICK HUXTABLK is 1 NO LONGER AOEXT or in any connected with the WERTHEIM, AND WHEELER AND WILSON SEWING .MACHINE TRADE. Therefore no receipts or orders will be recognised as from December Ist, bearing Frederick Huxtable's signature, but DAVIS & CO. are the RECOGNISED AGENTS for the Waikato. Signed, LOCK, UPTON & CO., Auckland. VERANDAH BLINDS CHEAP A LL sizes from is to 12s at SANDERS, Q.CE., Cambridge. SUMMER DRINKS. ]>ASPBERRY SVRUP of Special -LL 'Quality, made expressly for me K brand of Genuine Raspberry Vine gar, Limejuice, Limejuice Cordial Herb Beer extract, De Carlos concen trated drinks. Eiffel Tower con centrated drinks, really splendid. SANDERS, Q.CE. ' K GOODS, K GOODS. " K RASPBERRY JAM in Tins and Jars. K Jams assorted do. do. K Marmalade, K Nectarine Converse, K Potted Meats K Raspberry Vinegar, guaranteed made from genuine Raspberry K Potted Meats, K Sheep's Tongues, K Beef Tea, K Vinegar K Tomato and Worcester Sauce Pepper, etc.. etc. [f you want reliable goods that will please you, trv K goods. SANDERS, Q.CE. NEW"' XMAS FRUITS. MACHINE DRESSED CURRANTS from tj.l lb. Finest quality Patras, do. Od lb. Seeded Raisins and Muscatels, Lexias, Valencias, Sultanas from 7d lb ; Figs, Dates. Desert Muscatels, Peaches, Pears, Apricots, Bine Apples from 7d; Almonds, nuts of all kinds. Evaporated Poaches, Apricots, from Sd lb. Prunes from Bd. Apples. Finest quality goods at right prices. SANDERS, QC.E. CHOCOLATES of all makes in every variety, including Magawattee Lollies of all kinds, Met'/. Fruits, Ninas Stockings, Jewel Packets, etc. SANDERS, Q.CE. TAKE NOTICE. FOR new Potted Meats, English, Ameri can and Colonial. For finest quality of Salmon, Sardines, etc. Trv SANDERS, Q.CE. Biscuri... BISCUITS fro: sell von all, < to os lb. I can CHINA GLASS, ETC. """IALL and see the display oi arncies i <J the window at Is each. Plenty more iside. A line assortment of goods to and, suitable for wedding and Nmas SANDERS, Q.CE. DO YOU WANT FURNITUREr I CAN supply you with Furniture of Superior make of well - seasoned timber, at very reasonable prices. Furni ture and Bedding of every description, made to order by competent workmen. SANDERS, Q.CE. SASHES, DOORS, ETC. A STOCK .if Sashes. Doors, Mantel- Jlx. pieces, Verandah Brackets, etc., on hand, splendidly made of well-seasoned iber, at the lowest prices ever offered, .ivauri timber, cheap and good. F. J. SANDERS, Agent for J. McAndrew & Co., Paeroa. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. U.<in iuo«->iu>my iu Seeds and Manures are supplied by us. Samples may be seen at our agent, Mr F. J. Sanders, Cam bridge. Agent for W, S Laurie & Co., Auckland. QUALITY IS THE TEST OF CHEAP NESS. \/f cCORMICK Harvesting Machines, are not the lowest priced on the market, mil the quality is unequalled, and they are guaranteed to give satisfaction. Binders, Mowers, or Rakes. A full stock of fittings on hand for all machines. F. J. SANDERS, Sole Agent Auckland Province. fHILE thanking my numerous patrons t i throughout Waikato for their kind support, no effort will be wanting on my part to merit a continuance of the same. My ambition is to keep the finest quality of goods procurable. Wishing you all a merry Xmas and a happy and prosperous New Year. F. J. SANDERS, Q.CE. Cambridge. PRESERVING Ja/s, Preserving Pans 1 in Brass, Copper, and Enemelled. Arras Cream Separators are the simplest, most effective known. Call and inspect them. Prices JUs up. SANDERS, CAMBRIDGE.
W. J. Hunter. IN eonse.juen.-e nf the New Year H< the undersigned WILL NoT AXV SALES at 'IV Awamutu on ! her 27th, Cambridge ,„> January Ohaupo on January Gth. W. J. II IT X T E R. he nn-li-r. i:>ned !i from Mr- J, |.' u office, liaufapu Waikatcto sell LIOUS F, Ll FirsL-o ! > r F F R s I ""ouiiuiK. Horse and Harness Two-wheeled Roadster, Horse and Harness Choice hairy Cow, just calved Fowls, Sundries Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. W. J. H UXTER, HAMILTON STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, .JANUARY 8, 1903. The undersigned will sell at Hamilton Yards on Thursday, January Sth : D(\ J' K I ME B*E i; F . Oy Wm, Booth, Wm. Graham, Win. \ ickers, Ohaupo 30 Yearling and 18-month Cattle Wathen, Ware, William Yickers Entries Solicited. Sale at 12 noon. W. J. HUNT ER . CAMBRIDGE CATTLE SALE. SATURDAY, January 10,1903. In consequence of the usual sale day falling on the 3rd (holiday week), I will hold my next Cambridge sale on January loth, one week later than usual, and will sell: A WELL - BRED YOUNG 1 0\t CATTLE, from neighbourhood 40 Choice 18-month and Two-year-old Half-bred Foiled Angus Steers and Heifers, W. Thornton 20 Well-bred Yearlings, R. Brown 45 Choice Yearlings and Strong Calves W. P. Reid, G.Reid. 8 Fresh-conditioned Cows and Heifers W. P. Reid 20 Choice Yearlings, Robert "Brown 12 Well-bred Calves, Taotaoroa 15 Very Choice Shorthorn 18-month old Steers, G. Nickle 8 Choice Yearlings, Mr Price 30 Well-grown Choice Steer Calves, G Fat Cows, F. Hicks 12 Prime Fat Heifers. Jos. Gane, W. 6 Good Dairy Cows, at Calving, W. Stanley ■lO Choice Calves, C. Chitty, A. Black man, N. Dougherty 12 Well-bred Three-year-old Empty Heifers, nearly beef, Fencourt 7 Three-year-old Steers, W. and E. Nickle W. J. II UNT ER. SHEEP FAIR. Wednesday, February 18, 1903. f PHE undersigned will hold his First Sheep -L Fair at Ohaupo Yards, as above. Entries solicited W. J. II UNT ER . rpE \ WAiaUTH & fTAWHIA ROYAL MAIL COACH Leaves KAWHIA pvrry TFESO \Y wd FRIDAY, at 8 a.m Leaves PIRONGIA evsry WEDNES DAY m<\ SATURDAY «». 7 R .rr>. Arriving at Pirongin every TUESDAY and FRIDAY This liar pascea fthr'-nirb T E BAU-A •M O A AND GOVERNMENT KING COUNTRY LANDS To be shortly c parcel fcr election, A- SYMONDS&CO PROPRIETORS TF AW>MI'TU HOT WEATIIEIt Milne & Choyce, Ltd., AUCKLAND. WASHING BLOUSES, Special job line at 2s Gd, 3s 6d, 4s Cd ; Mercerised Sateen Blouses, floral styles. Is 1 Id to 12s Gd : White and Coloured Washing Slk Blcuses, beautifully trimmed, at 12s b'd, 15s Gd. to 335. HOLLAND COSTUMES, with new Rus sian and Eton jackets, and smartly cut skirts, from 21s 9d the costume. UNDERSKIRTS, in washing prints, all trimmed, at 2s lid, 3s Gd, 3s lid, to 10s lid; Fancy Materials, from 5s lid to 2ns. WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, Special Value, trimmed lace or embroidery and tucks, 3s lid, us lid, Gs lid, to 27s 6d. NEW SUNSHADES-Haudsouie Cream Satin Sunshades, with wide moire stripe, 10s 9d: Striped and Floral Roman Satins, Gs lid, Ss lid, lus Gd ; Plain and Fancy Parasols in every shade. CHILDREN'S WHITE SILK FROCKS, lace trimmed, to ti*". children from G to 9 years. 9s lid to 21s. NEW FANCY GOODS FOR PRESENTS —Good Fancy Soaps, 3 cakes in artis tic box, Is 3d, Is Gd, 2s Gd, is i:d ; Photo Frames, in all shapes. Is. Is 3d, Is 9d, 2s Gd, to 10s Gd; Purses, at I'd. Is, Is 3d, Is 9d, to 20s ; Fancy B >xe I Hand kerchiefs, Is 3d, Is Gd, Is ii I, s lid, to 10s Gd the box: Real Maltose Lace Scarves and Collars, 10s 9d, 12s Gd 15s (id, to los. NEW GOODS FOR GEN i'LEMEN— Special selection of OonCs N'eokties, at Is, IsGd, 2s Gd, to Is Gd. SERVICEABLE LINEN HANDKER CHIEFS—PIain hem Is, Is 3d, Is Gd ; lem-stitched, Is Gd to lis. Gd. SMART WASHING \\ UAO '< IATS, in white, drab, and shepherd's plaids, at os lid, Gs lid, 8s Gd. to 1,-,s (id FRENCH STRAW PANAMA HATS, Gs lid. Latest Ha's in everv style NEW TUNIC AND TEN VIS SHIRTS, from 3s Gd to 7s (id : Gi ut,'s White and Coloured Sweaters, 3s Gd, :'.-: lid to 10s Gd. Immense stock of Gent's Summer Underclothing. 'MATS, in 's plaids, at SHIRTS, White and lid to 10s r pHK GOVERN:-!;,. ; I DKt»AßTllJi'»l ■ •■: !to grim Employers n'f Lxhour ( •■ • , a t Ri.-ks eonncoted with their t:«' •■ . .;.esM—under the Workers' Corapi t' I: .a .'...-t, the Em pl'jym'h'Liability Acts f/. i: .s under Common Law. Owners of property in! .V'oHgagcea also "Voteefced under special tables. Personal Ao ident Insurance effectel in all branches For particulars as to rates, etc., apply to he Jooil Uffic3 of tho Department. J.H.RK.HARDSON, Commissioner
McNicol & Co. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. ol the New Year Holi- Iti c> ns 4 ; t 'tic«' ~; usual sale .Jay January caning aniet-i :!«.. h,,|ultvo wo will ■ld our u.-xt U;,i.. ,a >al,' a- ahove—one ;i-k latci than u. „ai. ' WELL - BRED THREE-YEAR- O OLD STEEL'S j k CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, JANUARY 13. ?AT, STORE, A\D l< McNICOL & CO. G. F. MeCullagli, Auctioneer. CLEARING SALE AT SCOTCHMAN'S WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21. Favoured with instructions the under signed will sell <.,n behalf of Mrs Gubbins, at the farm, Papakanui, Scotchman's Valley, on above date, her HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, HACKS HUGGY & DRAUGHT HORSES BUGGY, DAIRY COWS, FARM IMPLE MENTS. &c. Two-horse Farmers' Favorite Drill, practically new, only drilled about 40 acres. Full particular.-; later. MoNICOL & CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioned. 19/12 SALE OF ROTO-O-RANGI HERD OF SHORTHORN CATTLE AT OIIAUPO. Wednesday, January 28. 1903. HEAD OF PEDIGREE O\J CATTLE 130 Cows and Heifer?, now with bull 35 Yearling Heifers 4 Fulls 4 Draught Horses, and Harness 6 Hacks Without Reserve. Catalogue and particulars on application Origin of Herd : The cows were origi nally imported from Melbourne, purchased in 1870 from some of the best breeders there, including the Circular Head Co. of Tasmania, one of the first, if not the first company, *o import and breed pure Sbrrthoins in Australasia ; kepf pure since by hulls bred by J. Horwood, Bridgewater Park herd; E. Menlove, E-ij ; Oamaru; A. A. Fantham, Esq., Hawera; late John Grigg, I onjrheaeb, Canterbury ; Archdea on Williams, Te Ante, If aw Ire's Ray ; \V. Nixon, Esq., Can terbury ; R. I'. D. McLcan v Es.|., Maraeka lawke's Hay: Mcil irdy Uros.. Pal m-Tsiun North: and X.7,. Land Associa- McXICOL & CO. G. F. MeCullagli, Auctioneer. RANGIRIRI STOCK SALE. undersigned will hoi'. their next Ran giriri Sale on above date Entries Solicited. G. F. MeCullagli, Auctioneer. ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, February 4, 1903. EWES, LAMBS, RAMS WETHERS AND Entries solioite 1. McNICOL k CO. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. J7 O R ]) R FARMS in all parts of the district AGENTS FOR: Li!tie's Sheep Dip, Fluid and Powder The Highland Sheep Dip P. and D. Duncan's Implements E.L.T. Noxious Weed Destroyer, a con densed thud prepared for the de struction of blackberry, gorse, briar, etc. When properly applied this preparation is entirely reliable. One gallon of fluid to 40 gallons of water. Supplied in one, two, aud five-gallon drums ; one gallon b's fid, two; allon 5s (id, five gallons os. Spray pumps especially constructed for the pur pose, prices £-i 10s. If bushes are small the fluid can be applied with ordinary water-can. Further par ticulars and tes imonials on applica tion. McNICOL k CO. PEDIGREE POLLED ANGUS BULLS FOR PRIVATE SALE. ' PURE-BRED POLLED ANGUS t) BULLS, the property of Mr Alex ander Aitkeu, aud bred upon the Kerenoe Estate. For further particulars apply to McNI 00 L & •.. O. |") ROWS LEGHORNS D We Lave the greatest laying strains in tin word, and are now booking oideis for sit tings. We aid L'ivin;r a Silver Cup as a Trophy fc 'ho Waikito Poultry Club for best lirewn Leghorn Cockerel or pullet, at next B«mii ton Show, hatched from egjrs from our yard by Waikatj breeders.—Write lor catnluguth to T. A. BROOKEB, Otahuhua. Particulars also from Secretary Waikth Poultry Club, Hamilton. 821 WIIA i D IE- IUK v - EGLF.' T np a BAD COLD MEAN: Only too frequency t serious a'. Nek of r'neiunouia and the towing id the seeds of that scourge of humanity, Consumption. These evils can be averted by taking which has been yi veu by cxj'erimi e to be the Remedy vf the Age for all complaints of 'ho Throat, Lungs and Bronchial Tubes. Price 2s 6d per Botllts Obtainable at all Chemists and Storekeeper. throughout I he colony. Wades Worm Figs the Wondeifu Worm Worriers— are a sure, remedy, in If boxes. Sold everywhere.
Davis & Co- SPECULATORS large or small CAPITAL ND all those anxious to Seeure GOOD INVESTMENTS Substantial ami Increasing Value 1 to those wishing to secure COMFORTABLE HOMES SNUG FARMS OK 0000 PASTORAL PROPER We would call your attention to the fact that we can oiler the best and most com plete List of Properties of all kinds in lis Wa'katoand surrounding Districts, and are prepared to FINANCIALLY, ASSIST BUYERS. We cannot here advertise our large list properties in detail, but we are always ready to give, or post full particulars to intending buyers, also to conduct them over the different properties we have fo» Sale, free of charge. We have properties from 50 acre to 5000 acres blocks in price from 17s (id per acre to ,£lO per acre witf| good roads, near Post Office, school; Creameries and Railway, and on Easy Terms. IF YOU Desire to Sell 11 rticulan jrtise in We shall be glad to receive full particulars of your property which we advertise in different parts of New Zealand and Australia, which costs you nothing, as advertising is the keystone to our success and our terms are, NC SALE, NO CHARGE. We have numerious inquiries from all parts of New Zealand and Australia, out nection being very extensive. Having ~€ lately sold several properties is a proof of our ability to do business. Why Pay Kent We have several Good Town Properties with 4 to 0 roomed houses, with {■ acre tc 10 acre good land in or Hamilton East and West. Easy terms. For further parti culars apply to DAYIS&CO. AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, HAMILTON. Auction sales conducted in all parts of the country. Advances made on all goods placed with us for Sale. WAIKATO AGENTS "^ and SHOW ROOMS for the WONDERFUL WERTHEIM SEWING MACHINE Three machines in one. On Time Pa""- ment, 2s 6d per week. Also, PIANOS & ORGANS English and German, and on easy terms. From 2s Gd per week. See our quality and price before you pur J chase. WAIKATO AGENTS JJ Northern Fire Insurance Compan#| Capital .£5,689,000. ' M WAIKATO AGENTS 1 Imperial (gold medal) Calf Food. lj| best in the market. Onee used alwa- , used. Auction sales at our New Mart a/ 1 Yards, Hamilton, EVERY SATURDAY•" a 2 p.m., of POULTRY, PIGS, PRODIF 2 FURNITURE, etc. «* Anything you have for sale TAKE IT TO DAVIS .& ca and have it turned into cash. 11/ OODCARVING—ReIief, Chip, Floral * » Chip, etc. Terms, 12s 6d per quarter, Is o'd per hour. Articles designed— Miss E. Ayling, 13, Victoria Area le, Auckland. TO WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS HOTELKEEPERS, and the General Public in the CITY OF AUCKLAND, and the SURROUNDING DISTRICT. IT having come under the notice of the undersigned Dunedin Brewers that BOTTLED ALE AND Si OUT PUR PORTING TO BE DUNEDIN ALE AND STOUT is now being sold throughout the Auckland District, bearing on tha LabeU the name of D. ARKELL, and a statement that the same is brewed expressly for D.- Avkel, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN hy the undersigned Brewers that THEY DO NOT BREW FOK OR SUPPLY ALE OR STOUT TO the said D. Arkell. Dated at Dunedin, this loth day of Julj 1002. JAMES SPEIGHT AND CO., LIMITED. McGAVIN AND CO. MAURICE JOEL WILLIAM STRACHAN AND CO. COYLE ANdIdLIyT" HAMILTON. WUOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Sawn and Dressed Timber) MOULDINGS DOORS SASHES JOINERY, &c. Also, stock Posts and Wire Builders' Ironmongery White Lead and Oil, etc. Jobbing Work Done. Plans and Specilications Prepared and Estimates Given. Agents for United Fire Insurance Co. ALMADALE, HAMILTON. Private Boarding Estab lishment. MRS F. A. QUICK. Every Comfort and Convenience for Tourists. HOT AND COLD BATHS. Any Person FOUiNO TRESSPASING with dog or gun on any of the Assets Realisation Board's properties in the Wai kato will be prosecuted. JOHN McCAW, Estates Superintendent ~- MaUawtft |
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Keep strict accounts. I'egin vvilli a few hens. Feed liberally nt night. What about dust baths ? Minoreas, Leghorns, Andalusians, Spanish, and Hamburg are the lead ing now sitting varieties. Wyandottes, Orpingtons, Lang shans, Plymouth nocks are recognise:! ■is (lie leading all-round birds Keep records of egg production In test the quality of your egg-producers. Every hen should pay its way. Don't waste time with purelv orna mental breeds. Get .utility fowls. prolific layers, and good table birds. Test the eggs on the seventh div of incubation. Takeaway iir. l ;•]; : ■ eggs, and u.*e them for chh-ke.i '•*>:• !. j With a pen of hens all b< g ii i next too impossible to give to.) much food provided it be of the rigm kind, and the management be up-to date. Feel the comb of a proved good layer, be it Leghorn, Rock, or what ever variety. ' It feels like silk or satin. Feel the comb of a known poor layer. ]t feels like canvas in compari son with the other. Brown Minorcas, having plumage" the same as our Brown Leghorns, are said to be the latest English produc tion. Their promoters say that they have immense size, weighing more than the Black variety, and that they are wonderful egg producers. The "Stock keeper" tells the following of a lady who is expert and lecturer to a certain County Council in Ireland who was good enough to give some details of her experiences. The lady says that at one of her cen tres the audience were very shy. and, though burning to ask questions, could not pluck up the courage. To over come the difficulty, the lady suggested that next time they should write down their questions, and she would reply to each one of them. Sure enough, next time there was a little pile of papers, and upon the top a neatly folded note, bearing the question, " Why does a chicken cross the road ?" The high price of eggs during the past two months, which is usually the cheapest time, has considerably limited the quantity put into cold storage in Sydney. During the above months in 1901, there were stored at the Government Export Depot 2884 cases, containing slightly over one hundred thousand dozens; the pre sent season's results being 2000 cases. numbering 72,000 dozens. At the present price, Is per dozen*(savs a Sydney journal), there is much won der that producers have even stored to the extent mentioned, seeing that last year's figures at the above time were 8d and 9d. Looking at the matter superficially, it might be thought that poultry farmers are now doing well with eggs 30 to 40 per cent, higher than in previous years, and fowls ditto, but, as a matter of fact, the staple foods are more than double the price they were last year. An East Maitland correspondent, writing to the Sydney Morning Herald draws attention to a case of suspended animation of the embryo chick which, as he suggests, is worth recording. The gentleman had a hen set with twelve eggs. Six of these were re moved as infertile. The hen was ac cidently shut off from her nest at seven o'clock in the morning of the eighteenth day until the following morning about the same time, being twenty-four hours off the nest. The night was a rough one, over five inches of rain falling, and the eggs, of course, were stone cold. The hen, however, was allowed to resume her task, and, on the twenty third day, four chicks were hatched from the six eggs. The above, although showing a prolonged period of suspended ani mation, is not an isolated case, most breeders having had like experiences, though in a less pronounced dcree. Mr J. E. PemeH, during the present season, visited a fancier's farm near Paramatta, and when going through the poultry yards, the owner found a broody hen dead on the nest, which must have resulted many hours pre vious, the eggs being perfectly cold. The owner naturally in tended to destroy the ' e"#s but, at the request of Mr Peine!], they were brought to town and placed under a hen the same night at that gentleman's farm at Randwiek, the re sult being a fair brood, Mr llamsav the present year also reported alike occurrence, all going to show that when accidents of this sort occur, the eggs should not be thrown awav, as i •: too frequently done. It also empha sises the opinion that the minority of those using incubators do not I'ive the eggs sufficient cooling durimHhe last week of the hatching period. "W.G.W." Westland, writes thus in the New Zealand Farmers' Chron icle :-—" Is it of any interest to you or your readers to hear of a hen laving two eggs within twenty-four hours ; if so, 1 can vouch for the following. I have three Minorca hens and a cock erel in a breeding pen, which I visit every day at 6.00 a.m. and 10 p.m. On .Monday night fast I took out all the eggs laid that day. On Tuesday morning at 6..J0 a.m. I went into the pen to clean up, and found one already laid and left it in the nest. At B.:»o.the same evening I found four eggs in the nest and as ] know every hen's particular egg. The two "-'-"' la >d by the one hen "''•' boMi whole, but the last ""'■' hud shows an indentation in the shell as if it | ;iu i ], e?n p;Ts ..,. f i against the other egg while the shell was soft. The two eggs weigh o.ioz*. The hen which laid them is a "terror" for laying large eggs, one she laid weighed 4oz». I 'can vouch for the above facts as no other hen has access to the nests. J have had hens lav one egg in the mo/ning and another drop during the night, but the shell of the latter one was not properly hard. rhUM the time I have known'a hen to lay two fully f o , med eg within vventy hours.''
THE WAJKATO TIMES, TUESDAY, DECEMB
m 23, 1902.
Printed and published by Bobebt Johk Paull and Geobge William Tin. ables at their registered printing, office, Victoria street, Hamilfon, Anck- - Knd, New Zealand. TUESDAY, DECEMBKE *), 1903.
A preat man;; poo p1 o vr au l /;' \ / .. v .; >,q hca v v y *>T> /'„ ; V hair, but! V/Kifevl> 3 S <?)'"""<''' V—' how to ■'-' get it, kf™ - that is " m flint puzzles 7 '*" > ; \ : J them. Tho Co fact is, tho W hair needs a ] little help nowandthen. %*l t* '. --:'- £l The roots re- > quire feeding. When tho hair is starved, it stops growing, loses its lustre, falls out, turns gray. Ayer's Heir Vigor is a hair-help. It makes the hair grow, stops it from falling, and completely cures dandruff. If your hair is fading or turning gray, begin at once with Ayer's Hair - Vigor. It will positively restore color to your gray hair, all tho full, rich color it had in early life. As a hair-dressiug you will certainly like it, for it keeps tho hair snftfi'jil glossy and prevents it from splitting at the ends. Do not bo deceived by cheap imita tions ■which will only disappoint you. Make sure that you get tho genuine Ayer's Hair Vigor. PftpandbyDr J C Ayer&U, Lowell. Mbsi , U.S A. EVANS' W ON ONDEBFULDRMEDIES TUSBICDRA.-For Coughs and Colds. WITCH'S CIL.-For Rheu matics, Chilblaines etc. MOUNTAIN KING ASTHMA FCWDER.-For Asthma and Bronchits. These rre| a'-<tiors. whiph tavo j-airrd • wile»pread npu'ntion throughout the Col on. r are obraiDHUc ir, tho Waikito ."irtric it ra the f.llowinp :-H. J. (1 fiord, Mortal ▼ll r ; Th'-p. Wells, Ombridge ; W. Ffct.tt, Ganbridge • F J. Surdf-rn, Cambridge; Ch><H 80/ or, Osmbri-it-e; Parr Broc, Hamilton . 1. J. Davcy, Hamilton: W. Dey, I'amil on ; J. S. Edwnrd*, Ohaupo ; G. M. A Ahier, Te Awamutu ; F. j*. Chapman, Kihi kihi ; Green and Olebrotk, Te Kuiti and Otort hang* ; Dool«y atd P«t> non, Ngaru- - wabia ; B. F. Sacdis, Hi.milton ; A. E Manning, Hamilton ; R. J. Roberts, Cam bridge. Ptice, 2/G. A FATAL SPIDER WEB <■ When a fly gets acci dentally caught in spider's web, the spider calmly goes about the work of securing his prey. He doesn't hurry cularly; he takes his time and binds " ' e "■ and then his wings and ....... ~.„._,. That is the way with the £d enemy of mankind—disease. It has a web—the web of trivial disorders neglected. When a man heedlessly stumbles into th*t web be must be careful. The stomach is most liable to get cut of Hence how important that no diseased matter c'.og its operation*, which would cause nausea and distress by the taking of food. 'lf not atte-'dod to, a thousand ailments are ready to arise, caused by impurities being carried through the whole system by the blood. What you want is something that will keep the digestive organs in a healthy condition, and unJ.og, or carry away, all impure matter. That something is Dr. Morse's Indian Boot Pills; they cleanse the stom ach, make tho apoetite healthy, the digestion lerfecr., tho liver active and the blood pure. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills cure Bilious ness, Indigestion, Constipation, Dyspepsia, Headaches, Liver and Kiducy Diseases, Boils, Pimples and Blotches. They are unlike other medicines they do not weaken—and a* a cure for Female Ail men tn they are unequalled. Sold by chem ists and rtorekeepers, Is 3d per bottle, or ■ix bottles 7«. or snne will be mailed, post paid, on receipt of price. Sole Proprietors, The \V. 11. Comstock Co., Ltd. (Australasian Depot) dS Pitt Street, Sydney. There is another wi b, and not a spider's web, but the web of so-called " nerve tonics." Look ontfr that web; do not stumble into it. Cunning weavers, they would -jiiind you. One;: you rtirt their u=e then there is danger ahead". They nv y appear to do you good while you are taking them (so does whisky), l«t stop their use, then comes the re-action. They would have you bound to their u»e like the spider binds the fly. Say-Friend: TAM^TEASPOONSFUi. 5a fi rO £■ f < 4 y w> pi ■■) fry Dontkttpms ail ni|ht barking. \ FOR COUGHS & COLDS FT ACTS LIKE MAGIC?! SOLD JLYtRYWiir.'.-.--: ',k v ''' '"' John Dcttlcy, ♦WHOLESALE & RET ML LI'TCHF-h (Oppoeite tho Hamilton Eotd). BEST QUALITY MEAT ONLY KEPT. Conrectfd wherewith i 9 TMr COFFEE PMA.GE. HoTDntma Daily ibom 12 to 2 o'aocj tliyt ana htimsi Se»<l* m Ten K nitss. DIXIT B ov SALE-DATS it 11 O'CLOCK & Bact*, B Katt: e f fchuwe, 4c, Catered
ishine Fruit Syrups. l\vo flavours—Raspberry aud Lemon. 5d packet will make (wo gallons rofresh • summer driuk. I* so with water or Sunshine Jelly Crystals. fd packet:-. A <;roat success. Fifteen flavonvs. Cann>>t ho beaten. <me packet, onepint finest idly. Ark the flavour you ..uushine Custard Powder. FoYir flavours, assorted, in each 6d box. t:ch flavour makes one pint. Family Baking- Powder. One more kind lady wanted as a cus ■l".' ! '-'■ lln> fir-t tin ! the s n. 1 will ■ n cm.iie ah.ng. We do n.>t ask you to ■ l!ie tin U> LIFT the scones. You <ret That By knows the Grocer, and the Grocer knows tli• • i! y by this time !I! Of all Grocers. Manufacturer : W. F. Tucker, COMMERCE STREET, AUCKLAND. pAMPBELL AND PHRENFRIED nOMPANT, fIMITED, Capital £300,000 43, QUEEN STREET WHARF, ALBERT BREWERY QUEEN-STREET AND DOMAIN BREWERY, NEWMARKET. DIBSOTOBS J. Looan Oampbixl, Esq. (Chairman), Asmr* M. Myebu (Managing: Direotor), and Ljeo M. Mybbs. Skobitabt ; Alibid 3, Bankabt, Cable Address: " Beehive," Auckland. AGENTS FOR- R. PORTER ft CO., "Build-ir " ALE STOUT. LcDdnn M. B. FOSTER ft SONS (Lrn. " BiijrD ALE and STOUT, London J. SOHWEPPE ft OC. MINERAL WATERS. Svdnev and London D.. H. BURKE, SCHNAPPS, Hamburg W.&G. GILBEY, SCHNAPPS, London J. W. BURMESTER, PORT, Oporto ADET SEWARD ft CO., V.D, CLARET JAS. BUCHANAN ft CO., SCOTCH WHISKY. London JAMES WATSON ft CO., SCOTCH WHISKY, Dundee PEASE, SON ft CO., 8.0.5. WHISKY D&rlinetio HIRAM WALKER ft SONS (Ltd. " Canadian Olnb " WHISKY, Ontario DUNVILLE ft SONS (Ltd.). V R. IRISH WHISKY, Belfast) SHR JOHN POWER 4 SONS, IRISH WHISKY, Dublin ROUYER GUILLET ft CO., BRANDY Onpnao ADELAIDE WINE CO,, "Tunucda, Adelaide MOET ft GHANDON, CHAMPAGNE Reira? KRUG & CO., CHAMPAGNE, Reim* RUINART ft CO., CHAMPAGNE, R-ime E. IRROY, CKA MPAGNE. Reims A. COLLIN, CHAMPAGNE, Chalons Era, Etc. Era A very Large Assortment of the- eesi BBAKPS o{ WINES ft SPIRITS, including AUSRALIaN WINE'S, always on hand. CIGARS.—Man? well-known bkakds Selection. , ALBERT ft DOMAIN BREWERIES PRIZB MEDALS AND AWABDS : Sydney Exhibiton, 1679, Melbourne Ex hibition, 1880: Wellington Exhibiton, 1885 Auckland Exhibition, 1877,1878,1879,1580 Colonial and Indian Exhibition. 18S6; D?;e edinExhilition, 1890. TABMANIAN EXHIBITION, 1891-2 Ale (bulk), Special First Award Gold Medal; Ale (bottled), Firet Award; Sfonl (bulk), Special Firft Aword Gold Medal: Stont (bottlrd) Special First Awsrd ard Golc Medal. A.W, CHAMPIONSHIP against al! Forr-ipt' ard CclnrdsJ Be?r Exhibited i and MELBOURNE CENTENNIAL EXHIBI TION, 188S : First Prize r.r.d Gold Kedai. THS CAMPBELL* EHBEKFEIEP COMPANY (Ltd.). 7/6/7 I FOR BEST VALUE Lowest Prices GROCERIES SEND TO Hacferson & West, HAMILTON. Wn are cash buyers of Butter, Eggs, Horsehair, Fungus, etc., etc. 28/6 WAVKRLEV "HOTEL" AUCKLAND. MAURICE O'CONNOR, PROPRIuK R desires to ir.timato that to hnn taken over the business of this Popular Hotel, and would respectfully request a cousinuance of the liberal support hitherto awarded his pre VISITORS TO AUCKLAND will find thai no cffnrt will be spared to afford them every comfort, whilst the TARIFF will be, a* previously, MOST MODERATE. The Hotel ia wicirn p,n«. minute's wtlk Railway Sh.tiou anj Wharf, aad cjrntnuid magnificent view of the Harbour, To the frieuds of the Proprietor in different part 3 of the colony, a Cer.d Millo Failthe wil ver be extended, and a pleasant atjourn spured. WINES, SPIRITS, ALES. ETC. Of the BEST BRANDS ONLY MAURICE O'CONNOR. d 310 9/12 EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR VISITORS. P.O. Box 350 Telephone 408. Prince Arthur Hotel, WEILESLEYSTREET, AUCKLAND. Wincß>nd Spirits of the Beet BraDda Only st-claes Billiard Room. N ; p!.t Pcrter. W, K CrCKIlf Proprietor, Let* U.S.B. Co. CHANGE OF WATER often brings on diarrhoea. For this reason many ex perienced travellers carry a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with them to be used in case of an emergency. This piepiration has no equal as a cure for bowel complaints. It cannot be obtained while on board the cars or steamship, and that is where it is most likely to be needed. Buy a bottle before leaving home. W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton ; THOMAS WELLS, Vgent Cambridge: GEO. M. A. AHIER, Agent, Te Awamutu . sell it.
LIIY, NOT CHEAPNESS, IS SOMETHING TO •EittD WHEN rCRGFJA^LV GRAIN & FITtTILIZER DRILL. THE "FARMERS' FAVORITE." T>EMOIBER: About 1_l»,0u0 farmers iuvo bought "Farmers' Favorite" It linis. lh>B great trade has been bu It up besause the "Farmer.' Savonte baa proved itself capa) le of better work, with less cost for repairs, than any other. If you liivo any doubt if it is the best to buv the "Favorite ' or one of the so-caled cheap drills now being offered, write to some farmer who has been using drills, and has a good general knowledge of the different makes, always keeping in mind the fict that Mr Joseph Jlarugli, President of tbo Waikato Farmers' Club, bought the J' Farmers' Favorite" after he bad used other makes. UHI I \\ e J.m't know, and, if wo ask hi n, being interested, be might not card to tell u- as we c >u!d use it as an advortisoment. But he might tell you why he bought it. If you aro a private buyer " ask him " SOLE'AGENTS: JNew Zealand Loin and Mercmtile Agency lompany, Limited, HAMILTON. FOE LANSDOWNE ESTATE, I t » m] T<lll ,i T o i OF 3300 ACRES LaJI(L L < UUI « ALL PLOUGHED & GKAS3ED Eversley Estate, 'OF 854 ACRE 0 , ALL FLOUGHSD AND GRASSED, Otterburn Estate, OF 793 ACRES, NEARLK ALL PLOUGHED AND GRA3SED. Taupii-i Subdivision OF THE WOODLAND ESTATE The above properties nil adjoin the Walton a ri r» Station, on the Auckland-Kotorua Railway A * ew beCtIOHS Still Unsold line, and are within 29 miles of Hamilton «nd Cambridge. . EAELY APPLICATION SHOULD BE The hnd is of excellent quality, and is iddirably adapted for DAIRT F.iRMS. MADE FOR SAME. OPEN FOR PRIVATE SALE, «.«.« on Liberal Term 3) PR CES m - THMS EASY. ON 23rd APRIL, 1902. Copies of plans and full parlicu! -rs i F ° r fuU r articilli,r - "-'1 plans apply to the obtainable from the undersigned undersigned. Fur full particulars and plans apply to tl uui.lersiirned. THE NEW ZEALAND Li)A N & MEK CANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd. lIAMIL T 0 N , Or any of the Company's Branches throughout the Colony. W3 ABE ADPEESSIXG THS FAIR SEX. WE AFE ADDRESSING TIIEM ON A FAIR QUESTION. WE ANG ADDRESSING THEM IN A FAIR WAY. DRINK. TEA _ Chma tea 13 not necessarily bad, but tho greac chance is that it is ' ; certam.y you a- vor get tho best Ohiua Tea, nor yet tho second, nor oven tho third b»s\ The host never leavos China, the second best is | yearly all sent to Russia, the third, fourth, fifth and other descend- i ing grades come to Australia. Happily the imports of China Tea are lessening steadily, and cor- i those of Ceylon aro going up. Ceylon tea is grown in a British Colony and Ceylon is tho picked spot of earth for tea grow ing. All CeCm tea is good; the best is aud no other tea I grown m any other part of the world can in any way compare with it. iho best Ceylon toa is the famous ii v<■ •S> w^Ay" Ye/wo/?? ~ s*s®^&B_* icked on tli wll!( ' :i :s I'Kii-d ...i thMiviitnNin MAio-htsofthe Wand, packed in n - , - s,3!it d>wn to Australia to the i Co., fresh by every mail. Nirvana Tea is put up in pounds and half pounds and every mck age bears the name and trade mark of the company as a guarantee that it is all we claim of it. ° obta pa a rr VrT H \ ' W " Kirik ™ ; ™» Bros, Hamilton; S. L. Bygravo and W. t! Aroha ; T. F W \Z C^^%^S } ™S AND E. J.. DAVE!. FIGS. DATES, MUSCATELS, ALMONDS SEFDFn tmt«tv- AND FANCY CONFECTIONERY.' RAISINS Agent Foi N.Z. Herald, Weekly News, and Auckland Star. *'. J. JJAVEY, J|ROCEP, BAKER, AND GENERAL STOREKEEPER, f. TTpearsgn! r ~ LAND, COMMISSION, AND GENERAL THS TTfAIKATO T)ACOV AO AGENT AND VALUER, 4 »> I) * (j ' KAWHIA. FRANKTON JUNCTION, 1 have several Farms, Business Sites, p Town Sections, etc., in the Kawhia, Hay lan fi .? g , to notifv that they ore Buyers of well and Waikato Districts for Sale and invi'e ™ k ,? Dairy and Grair-frd B:.con Pi^e eorroepomlenee. weighing drfseed 120 to ISOlfcs at- hiuhesl Al-o Pole agent for tha Mahino Noxious y all the year round. Heavier Weed Exterminator in the ahove District?, » "''. s ;I Well nui.-hed may be bought at lowei and if any farmers who have Blaokbcrn. l jr:< es * Briar, Ragweed, etc , on their ku Is will imnnic-.te with m», I will arrange to meet r '.-'s received at Factory on Tuesdav ... .ti at u:i early date aod cxpen'ment on ifc o'Sday and Friday of eaoh week pitch n s jost toehow them tho killing -jual- _____ ties. Hundreds of gallors used weekly iu A weekly rrize of onn >, n lf thsTaranaki District, .nd the pri*. in with- pound will Je'paid to Z sutlH Z in reach of all lot of fi ,„,„■. ° u i-F u tr oi tee Solo igent North of Wanganui: Walter wcok. 10t ° f * reoe ' Vel d ™« eaoh Syme, M. H. R. F. A. PEARSON, G i4_sS B H ?^ T ?'_ fcl,i 8 tt - TA3NDI-STREET KAWUIA. 4 oaulx, Bccret»r y .
DAIRY FARMS FOR SALE. LOCKERBIE MAT AM AT A, WAITOA. I'HB rEOPFETI OF The Assets Realisation Board. L FARMS of suitable area, from G5 acres to 350 aens, are of Good Quality S >il. Well Watered. to Railway, and within eacy distance of Creameries and Factory. Buyers may select Any rea, and Purchase on VERY EASY TERMS OF PAY MENT. INTEREST.—4J per centum por annum. PLANS AND PARTICULARS may be obtained from— THE BOARD'S MANAGERS on tbe Properties. Mbssrs H. & J. CLIFFORD, Morrins- j villa. Mbssbs MoNIOOL & CO., Hamilton. Mb A. W. EDWARDS, Te Aroha Mb A. HANNA, Solicitor, Auckland Or THE HEAD OFFICE, Wellington. WALTER G. FOSTER, 8/11 General Manager MONEY MONEY pHEAP MONEY IN SUMS OF £IOO to £IO,OOO ON COUNTRI, CITY, AND SUBURBAN [FREEHOLDS At 4£ per Tent. Terms of Repayment of the Most Libera Character, wbicb can be ascertained on en quiry J. H. RICHARDSON, CkiTernroont Insurance Conrmispioner The undersigned has for sale or lease en ibaral t.Ttm DAIRY FARMS GRAZING FAUMS BUSH FARMS NATIVE hv. kSE3 TOWN AND SUBURBAN SECTIONS COTTAGES, STORES To owners of property : My terras are no ■ile no charge. A R. LANGLEY, LAND AGENT AND VALUATOR RAGLAN. MOUNTAIN DIMU rriMß! E pOMPAKT, j IMITED, MAMAKTJ FINEST HOUBTAIB-6BOM KIMF IN TH R COLONY FIRST AWARD and GOLD MEDAL against all-ccmers fit the Auckland Industria and Mining Exhibition, 1893-99 Over 1,000,000 feet of Building Timber in Stock, Also, EVERY CUSS OF DRESSED TIMBER & MOULDINGS. W. MAUNDER, AGENT. Hamilton J. CLAYTON, AGENT, Nqabdawahia Telegrams promptly a! .ended to. 1S 'V HAMILTON I | ASHBURTON Waikato | | Canterbury AIKATO GALVANISED TRON WORKS. HARDLEYBROS Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Beilhangers. WORK UNDERTAKEN IN ANY PART OF THE WAIKATO. Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers of Spouting, Ridges, Baths, etc. TANKS A SPECIALITY. CORRUGATED IRON CURVED TO ORDER Dairy Utensils of First Quality. A TRIAL SOLICITED. HARDLEY BEOS., MAMILTON
STOR AND Shoes. Men's Boots Women's Boots Children's Boots, We are Daily Opening ?"e«r Boole and Shoes for the Xmas Trade, and can Give You a Choice Selection of the M st Up-'o-Dafe S yfcj at Fine THOS. WELLS, GEORGE E. CLARK, LAND, PRODUCE & GENERAL AGENT CAMBRIDGE. lAND FOR SALE 500 ACRES LAND, with suitable house and outbuildings, securely fenced, and sub-divided into o ocvenient paddwks, in good state of cultivation 247 ACRES LAND all fenced aid sub divided into paddocks and in grasß or crops. 300 ACRES LAND, all securely fenced, part rich swamp, balance dry i peu hnd, all dry land being sutfice sown. Price reasonable, terms easy. 135 ACRES LAND, all fenced end sub divided into suitable paddocks, all in grass or cultivation, small house, and stockyard. School, creamery and rail way station wihn \\ miles. Price reasonable, terms half cash, balance 5 per cent. VILLA RESIDENCE, with half-acre l.rd en the Hamilton roid, township Cam bridge, situation unequalled, very dry land. TE UKU-500 ACRES. 'Part bush, balance fern and manuku. Land, ring fenced end subdivided. Ho"se of five rooms (ktiuri and riinu) barn, cowshed and stockyard. Price very reasonable. 3 ACRES LAND, township Cambridge, one of the best sites in the township. FARM of 60 acres with House of five rooms, the land all in grass or culti vation, securely fenced and sub-divided into convenient paddocks, situated within two miles of township cf Cambridge. 10 ACRE section Pukekura, frontage to Main Road, Corner Section in grass and securely fenced. GEO. E. CLARK, LAND, PRODUCE k GENERAL AGENT CAMBRIDGE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE Value or E ta~:es in tub Oefice : OVEU THREE MILLIONS STERLING. Capital & Interest guaranteed by the State. Further large reductions now made in costs administration. The Public Trust Office seeks to be merely elf-supporting. E.tst<s under Wills or Intestacies wher converted into cash aod held for bentficiari t are credited with interest at, highest rat.', cup italised yearly, and free of ill office charges. ' Tui Public Trust-k can be eppoint'd Executor of the Will or Codicil of sr.y person. Advice as to the making if Wills is given free cf charge. The Public Trustee cm be appointed Trustee in place of previouriy appointed Trustees or in place of persons who wish to be relieved of their Truttseship. Tus Public Trustee can be appointed Trustee for Marriage Settlements, Money Trusts, Siuking Fund, and othrr Trusts Thk Public Trustee undertakes the many agement of Property as Attornny or Age. The Public Trustee administers Intestates Estates, Lunatics' Estates, and Unclaim ed Lands. The Public Trustee has Trust Funds for investment on Mortgage of First-class Freehold Securities at lowest current rate of interest. Liberal term for repayment FOEFTTLL PAETICULAES APPLY TO TPE PUBLIC TRUSTEE, WiiimoToy, Or any of the Jgenti of the Public Trustee oj th« Colony,
VUS SAMUELS. MAIL CARRIER, STOREKEEPER FRUITERER. ONGARUE. News Agect for iill Weekly and Daily Papers. Refreshments, Dining Rooms, and Good Refreshments Bods. Meals at nil 1 tended t-j. U-tr.vt. Orders promptly at- TO I'ARMERS ~ AND OTL'EBS. PURE BONE DU IUARANTEED. The following is the list of our various Bands of Bonedust and Artifical Manures : PURE BONE FLOUR PURE BONEDUST (steamer) TURE BONEDUST (coarse) AIBONEDUST WHEAT AND CORN MANURE ROOT MANURE TURNIP MANURE POTATO MANURE GRASS MANURE MAIZE MANURE Special Quotations for Large Lots. Prices, Analysis, and Samples on ap plication. WARNOCK BROS. Durham-street, Auckland. yillibKa, VIOLLNS, BANJOES, MAW- Aj DJLINS, and other musical instru ments at WILKINSON'S, Cambridge
ALBERT HOTEL QUEEN BTKEET A U 0 K L A N 1). HAVING taken? over this popular, and well-known tfot-,1, all vi,il,,r.i ran rely upon every attent ; ™ and comfort. NIGUT POUTER IN ATTfi.M.ANO Tslepbone U63. Alltc'oKr&ma promptly yttended to. ARTHUR BACH PROPRIETOR (Late of Uotorua ami Cambridge), P K A W A ~M~IT T U THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL TOE. BATHUEtiT, .. IWbiktob. THIS HOTRT.ia «,«!«,*„ .11 __. requisites necessary for a First-olass he best position in the township, it is the' favourite Hotel for Commercial Travellers: md on account its being opposite the Town Companies m the Theatrical line. Terms reasonable. Best quality liquors and fl*"™- W6 Hallett's Railway Hotel, MERCEH. WIMES AND SPIRITS OP THE VERY BEST BRANDS, Brown Campbell's Speoial Brew always o draught. Good i hooting and Boating. Horses on Hire. Gocd Stablinj? and paddockiDß. RAILWAY REERESaMENT BOOMS. RAILWAY BAB, Stocked with <?nest Liquors.; J. E. HALL ET T, PROPRIETOR. V/ft Harbour View Hotel, RAGLAN MRS E. G. REID, Proprietress. rrmiß HOTEL his been re-built in nVt class style, with a view to afford«ng every convenience for travellers a Ed tonrkts. MAGHIFICEKT VIEW OVfiBLOOKJHG THS EI2BQVS. Seccomb'os Special Brew on Draught j Finest Wines and F pints Good Stabling and' Paddocks Boating -id Fishing. I Mail Ooi A leaves the door FIRST AWARD Chmtohurob, 1895. GdL Pa3 ET) * L > U,a S° JnW-e Exhibition, 1890. FIR-T and SPECIAL, Auckland, 1899. FIRST AWARD, Chratchurch, 1900 1901. Imperial Calf Food (HEATHER BRAND). Can be us«d with riihrr skim or separated milk, whey, or water alone. Extract from letter r.ceived from a gentle man in the Norh Ishud, who uses Imperial Calf Food:-." I s'arted feeding a calf about a wet k old, tho m ther of which was Pold at birth. Our other cow gave so lit-le milk we or uld rnly eparo a pia per day Upon this, with your food, we reared the calf, using jost two 251b bags, wheb lantd 100 days. If milk hid not been fo scarce wo should have used ess Food. The « Calf" in question has, resptots as c )uld be desired." From the abcrs it may be gathered tint a calf can be suoc&ss'ully reared upon half-a bound of Food per day when mi k is scarce; it 4 ?ntifui, lea?. PACKED IN 2oib7fiolb., lOOlbs., and 2001b. SACKS. Our testimonials are too numerous to publish, but we hive several 6tati»» ««■* calves fed with this food are as fat fatter than calves fed upon full milk ' Waikato Agents - W. C. DAVIS & CO., HAMILTON. D MEREDITH, COACH PROPRIETOR, KIHIKIHI, RUNS A COACH TWICE DAILY, BE TWEEN KTHTKIH \Wd TE ! AWAMUTU STfSlrjrt MEETING EVERY TrW HORSES AND BUGGIES ON HTR EXPERIENED GUIDES, PROVIDED FOR TRIPS TROUGH THE KING COUNTRI. D. MEREDITH, Kihikihi. WOOLS- Double andSingfe, Berlin' a! L TT^ uc t d to 5J P ei ' skem cash. At WILKtNbON'S, Cambridge. |
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The Waikato Times.
I HAMES VALLEY GAZETTE <3c KAWHIA ADVOCATE
[ESTAJiLISIIED 1872.]
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INSURE NOW COVSRNMENT LIFt INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. £1,000,000 has already been added to Policies in the Department, THIS 13 THE BONUS YEAR, and everyone now taki'itj out a participating j policy will receive a substantial bonus at the end of the year, J. H. RICHARDSON, Commissioner. A Gold or Silver Watch for Nothing. dEND NO MONEY. Wt horeby undertake to givo one of oni Famous Gold or Sil v er Watches, Lady or Oentloman's, t n svurv Man, Womau, or Child Who sends us the orrect reading of the following PUZZLE I BxxT MxxS TxxS CxxxxK | The only conditiou is, that if your answer is correct, you purchase one of our SOLID STERLING SILVER CHAINS to wear with the Watch. Simply forward your answer, aud enclose stamped a rid addressed envelope so that we may inform you i vou Cfive won the Watch. We are making this offer solely witnthe object of introducing and advertising our goods. , , , , Cut this out and forward to our only address- GOLDBMITHB COLONIAL CO, QUEEN - STREET, AUCKLAND, N Z Or Box 459, G.P.O. 8/2 jrAWUI A QO QPERATIVE QOMPANY Having completed arrangements to open STOREROOMS in KAWHIA, the abeve Company are prepared to Supply settlors with All ReqireniOEts. HEEDS will be a Speciality, and are carefully selected by men of large ex perience, and will be supplied to Share- Uoldera anl Farmers Gener ally at a Mini mum Cost and of Ctu-.rautoed Quality. ENCING MATERIAL also will b« Sup plied at the Very Lowest Possible Rate. The K.F.C. Co. are making arrangements for the Supply of Sto k to .Farmers, and will placo thoir Shareholders on an equal foot ing with the beat Farmers Unions in New Zealand. The objects oi the Company are to Supply Shareholders with Every Requisite at the very lowest coßt, and to promote and foster any aud overy industry that will bo of benefit to Betters and intending settlers, and to dispose of thoir produce in the very test markets. Please note and place your orders as early as possible to avoid any disappointment. KAWHIA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY ROYAL HOTEL, RAGLAN Favourite Seaside Resort for Tourists The proprietor bogs to notify the the public t'.at he his onUrjd into possession of above Hotel' which is oua of th) most comfortable Ho* tellies iu the coloiy. No expense has bejn spared to meet the requirements of Tourists, F imdies, and Commercial Travel lers. FIRST - CLASS BILLIARD TABLE Bathing Houses, Sample Rooms, Stabling, etc. TABLE A SPECIALITY Telegrams promptly attended to. A. J. NORRIS, n/7 Proprietor, (Late U.S CO.)
For Billons and Nervous Disorders, such as Wind and Pain in the Stomach, Sick Headache, Giddiness, Fulness and Swelling after meals, Dizziness and Drowsiness, Cold Chills, Flushings of Heat, Losb of Appetite, Shortness of Breath, Costivencss, Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams, and all Nervous and Trembling Sanations, Ac. Thi iirst Dose will qivi kelikt in twkntt mindtis. This is no fiction. Every sufferer is earnestly invited to try one Box of these Pills, and they Will be acknowledged to be "WORTH A GUINEA A BOX." BEECHAM'S PILLS, taken as directed, will quickly restore feir * s to complete health. They promptly remove any obstruction or irregularity of the system. For a Weak Stomach; Impaired Digestion; Disordered Liver; they act like magic. A few doses will work 'wonders upon the Vital Organs ; Strengthening the Muscular System: restoring the long lost Complexion ; bringing back the keen edge of appetite, and arousing with the Rosebud or Hsalth the wboi.h phtsical inerot of the human frame. These are " facts admitted by thousands In all classes of society, anvl one of the best guarantees to the Nervous and debilitated Is that Bucha-.ii'i Pilh have the Lirgul Salt of ant/ Patent Meditint in tfawerM. «>tfl directions with each box. 1 frtpwed only 1»y THOMAS BIBOHAH, St. Helens, Lancashire, Snfflawl BoM •TNyvban. U Bexos, Is. ifd-, Ss. ML sack. "THE PEOPLE'S" FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, If you require good, cheap Bedroom Furnitu e, Including Bedsteads Wire-wove iattressss and Bedding; also, dining-room Chairs, Couches and Curtain Poles, then send to the best and cheapest furnishing warehouse in the Colony. TONSON GARLICK CO., LTD., "The People's" Furnishing Warehouse, 304 to 3X2. Q««*n - Street, AUCKLAND
IMPORTANT NOIICE. It having come to the knowledge, of The New Zealand Dairy Asso ciation (Limited) that inferior factory-made or home separator Butter is sometimes being sold as the Association's Butter; and further, the second hand "Anchor" brand and "Dairy" brand boxes with the Association's brand still remaining upon them are being fraudulently used for the conveyance of Butter which has not been made by the Association, this is to give notice that any persons using boxes bearing the Association's registered brands uncancelled are LIABLE TO PROSECUTION, and also to request that persons desiring to obtain the Dairy Association's Butter should be careful to see that the wrappers are branded with the Association's name and one of their well-known trade marks—either "Anchor"or "New Zealand Dairy Association." Any person giving information which will lead to the conviction of anyone pirating the trade marks or selling other Butter as the Associa tion's will be rewarded. WES LE V SP It AG G, MANAGING DIRECTOR, THE N.Z. DAIRY ASSOCIATION (LIMITED). Auckland, Sept. 20, 1902. Produce Merchant, Land & Commission AGENT, Victoria & Loene Sts., AUCKLAND. PRODUCERS of every kind Dairy, Orchard and Farm Produce can depend on obtaining the Highest Market Price, with Quick Sales and Ai'.count Sales immediately remitted. Special accommodation for Pigs' and Poultry. Fruit Sales held EVFRI DAY during the Season. Outdoor and Country Sales conducted. T. li-p-o aceoramc d.-.tion for storing Mr :e and <.tbr Produco until fair market price 11 '!, EeTiELiSHi'D 18 \ > -; ELkpebbscb : Union Ban'i o? A usiralia. DAGLAN 71T AIL HOACH The regula running of the mail coach between Raglan and Hamilton is suspended owing to the bad state ef the roads. J. DALGLIESH Proprietor. ONE DOZEN CABINETS WITH OPAL FROM ig/- GEORGE GREGORY. ARTIST PHQTOGRAPIi ER SPECIALITIES— Artistic Studies, Enlargements Children's Portraiture and Groups OOBHKB OF [ QUEEN AND WTfT.Fpr.rY STREETS AUCKLAND. TO LADIES No need to consult doctors or chemists The remedies you require in your own hands "Write for froecopyof valuablo book about your lives, your health, your welfare Every woman should read it. Posted free in sealed envelope. Address- G. Specific, 639 Eliza- Worth Melbourne, BOOK-BINDING neatly executed at The Waikato Times Office, Hamilton,
Produces RECORD CROP FARMERS . . . TESTIMONIAL, . . Mr. OWEN MeCABE, Te Aroha West, says : June 30st, 1902. «I was HIGHLY PLEASED with your SPECIAL TURNIP MANURE, and everyone that has seen my turnips say they are a RECORD CROP for the Yea?." . • WE SAY . . This is not a cheap trashy manure but one that will GROW GOOD CROPS of HIGH FEEDING QUALITY. IT IS A MONEY MAKER. Price £6 OUR CUSTOIIERS SAY: WELL SATISFIED CROP EXCE ALWAYS RELIABLE a ICC J&Q IJS. OIL per Ton. Less 2i per cent, discount for Cash. SPECIAL QUOTATION FOR LARGE LOiB. Head Office—ALßEßT STKKET, AUCKLAND. lEW ZEALA DRUG OOMPANY, LTD. Wor " r - w ™ '
It is not wise to buy Jewellery wherever you see Jewellery displayed the imitation and unreal looks like the real at f!rst. The wisest way is to send or come to us; then you know precisely what you are buying. You are certain, too, of getting No. F97Q —istc. Gold and Fine Pearl Set Brooch, 40/- f I# [Uiar . 1 »>»> m m m No. E7458 iSct. Gold Diamond and Sap phire Ring, 40/- m: WL w - - 9Ct. Gold Front Stud, 3/6 Collar Stud,6/6 No. F3—get. Gold Long Muff Chain, £5/5/- 1 set. Gold, £lO/10/- No. 54 —ißct. Gold Chased Keeper, 27/6 Wt'i 22^ <©s Wa mm: li! } \ . S' isft. No. F 3333—New Hunting Horn Brooch, get. Gold, 15/6 No. F 7c71 —Ivory Tusk and 9ct. Gold Brooch, 14/6 No. FJO65 —9Ct. Gold Brooch, neat design, IV6 No. F1637 —ißct. Gold Diamond and Rubv Ring 65/- 146 and 148, Stewart Dawson & Co.,
The Acme of Perfection THE NEW "IDEAL" PATTERN FACTORY MILK CANS SEAMLESS Hollowed BOTTOM SEAMLESS Drawn LID, cne piece m« arw SPECIAL Bottom Hoop, with Shoulder for Bottom to rest upon PATENT UNBREAKABLE HANDLES. We take this opportunity of thanking the Waikato Farmers for the liberal support accorded to us in the past, and beg to intimate that having imported the most modern machinery for the manu facture of cans, we are enabled to produce a superior can to any hand made. We say that for strength, durability, high-class work and material this can has no in New Zealand, its weight will bear out our statement, Send for illustrated pamphlet showing construction. Made of BEST CHA.RCOIL Tl\'D STEEL ALEX. HARVEY SONS Albert-street, AUCKLAND. DAIRY SUPPLIES OF EVERY DES CRIPTION
THOS B. A.RTHUE.] [B. R. SCEATS AUCKLAND CITY MARKET, WELLESLEY-STRKET WfNG RICHARD ARTHUR & CO., FRUIT, PRODUCE & POULTRY AUCTIONEER. WE have now one of the largest and best lighted Auction Rooms in the Colony, and being situated in the busiest part of the City, clients can rely upon goods being well displayed and disposed to the best advantage. THOS. 15. ARTHUR ... Auctioneer. GREAT NORTHERN BREWERY ii.im x a x». Cable Address : iCCOMBE, NEWMABKET." Telephone: 80. 475. ESTABLISHED 1856. BR2WJSRS, BOTTLERS ft MALTSTERS Our ALES and STOW 1 are BREWED from the PRIMEST MALT and HOPS, and will compare with the finest in the Colony. Kliyber Pass Koad AUCKLAND
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THE DRINK QUESTION. SAVE Doctors' expenses by purchasing only Articles that we manu factured by those who observe the Q-elden Rule, and only put before the public what thoy with pleasure use themselves. Therefore you can all enjoy a cup of Coffee; and Tea by ordering from your Grocer BROWN, 3ARRETT & CO.'S Excelsior Coffee Standard Coffee Jx f ■m f 10 ESSENCE 9F COFFEE BRAND 3 OF TEAS S D Colombo Gardra Tea (Heliotrope liabel), per lb. 2 6 Excebdor Tea (Green Label and Butterfly), per lb. 2 0 Standard • Tf'-«! Labd l»utt«rfly), per lb. 110 Lion Tea-U:hi-■ Label and Bul-tonlv), per lb. 1 8 As the best of Everything is good enough for you USE a, Barrett & Oo.'s Unxld Baking Powder urffwa, Barrett & Oo.'s TJnxld Egg Powdor Brown, Barrett & Cs.'a Unzld Sdlf-Ralsing PIOUT Brown, Barrett & Co.'i Unxld Peppers
ANTED KNOW ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE, SHIPMENTS OF BONEDUST AXiK_ BLOOD MARURE. They are of First-el ss Q'la'ity, and hare Analysed as under Bonedust: Am. P. Lime 50. Blood and Bocedust: Am. S, P. Lime 2f ; / r Also, THOMAS K4INIT, THOMAS PHOSPHATfI OUANOS, SALT, AND OTHER € RED ROCK SALT Invaluable for Stock. SALT FOR HAT AND OATEN SHEAVES. It should always be used, as the food i much more platable. and there is lees lose it weiffhf. We also s apply best qualities of CLOVERS AND GRASS BEED3 9N HANI*: Stocks of Southern Dark Winter, Canadians, Duds, White and Black Taitar. Qartous, DatiLh, Sp-urowbll, and Feed Oats. LIN'SEED: This is excellent food for Calves and Poul try. It is more valuable than any kind oi Gra'n or Pnlne Send for particulars before Buying, Oat I Values are undoubtedly the Best. F. W. S MITH AND COMMERCE-STREET, AUCKLAND. II tut I Book-keeping and Accountancy, and coach for the Auditors' and Incorporated Civil Service, University and Law, Languages, Pupil Teachers'and for "D " and " E Kftry candidate prepared by us for the recent Pnpu Teachers' Examination succeeded in passing Book-keeping Simplified for Farmers', recom mended by His Hon Mx Justice Kettle, 8s 64 peat free Stamp accepted The American School of correspondent [Chartered by the State}, Hrad Offieo for New Zealand, 191 Quern Street, Auckland Write for ftce Illustrated Hand-beok '"8" and » copies of testimonials from New Z< aland Graduate* and >tud*nts. end mention subjects inwhleb you are interested Sucre-is certain if onr instructions followed HOT SPRINGS HOTELr TE ABOHA. rR. L. SOMERS wiakei to inform the Residents of the Waikato thai lie has taken over the above well-known apd favourite Hotel, ud kopei to mwit a oe mm el tb«U aipjort. |
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HOLIDAYS. On Thursday, 25th December (Xrnas Day) the Hamilton Post Oitice will bo open from 5 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. for telegraph business only. On Friday, 26th December (Boxing Day) the office will be open in ail branches, ex cept money order and savings banlc, from 9to 10 a.m.; and for telegraph business only from 7 to S p.m. On Thursday, January Ist (New Year's Day) the office will be open for telegraph business only from 9 to 10 a.m. and from 7 to 8 p.m. Mails that would in the usual course be closed on Xuias Day, and New Year's Day, will be closed at 8 p.m. the previous even ings, December 24th and 31st. On Boxing Day the usual despatch of mails will be made up to S a.m.only. There will be no delivery by letter-carrier on Xiuas and New Year's Day, but on Boxing Day one complete delivery will be made in the morning. G. F. FURBY, Postmaster, Hamilton. Thursday, the 25th December, and Ist January, will be observed as close holidays, but on Friday the 2(ith instant, the office will be open in all branches, except money order and savings bank, from 9 a.in to 10 a.m. Mails usually despatched on Thursdays, will be closed on the Wednesday nights, the 24th and 31st instants, at 7.45 p.m. ; on the tii instfwit, one complete delivery by let: t carrrior will be made, the delivery to cliiiuieace at K a.m. On the Wednesday evenings the oftke will be open for the delivery of correspon dence, from 7 p.m. to 8 pm. H. JEFFRIES, Postmaster, Cambridge. TE AWAMUTU. On 25th December (Christmas Day) and Ist January (New Year's Day) this office will be closed all day, all mails for despatch on vho.se dates will be closed at 7.30 p.m. the previous evenings. On 20th December (Boxing Day) this office will open from 9 till 10 a.m. only. All mails for despatch will be closed at S a.m. on that date. J. P. VAUSE, Postmaster.
CHURCH SERVICES
CIIURCII OF ENGLAND. Christmas Day—Hamilton, St. Peter's— s a.m , Holy Communion ; 10 a.m., Matins; 11 a.m., Holy Communion; 7 p.m., Even song. Cambridge—St. Andrew's 8 a.m., 11.C.; 11 a.m., IPC. ; 7.30 p.m. (sacred music). Tamahere—St. Stephen's 7.30 p.m.
COMMERCIAL.
IIAM' : ,TON FORTNIGHTLY S\Ls. 1 Me.-? eh-Nico! an-i ('o.'s s ale w> . h 1; ; on Monday in c • uwjueniv of il ( .» r> ! date bein: Christ ina< U «y. A larg • ■ pun- 1 tity of st-ek was yarded. anil ei; h on.;':. i sales have been somewhat frequent d 111• . \ fairly good jip'-ts were obtained, uu.l ere i was a. go • i attendance t.f buyer .. 'l'li,-r.• was a full supply of fat stvck, »t prime quality, the highest priee pod . •!n r for some well-done steers of Mrs MeN' • There were some of almost i'.ju-iI qualily. | but a g.so»l deal of that .. ieivtl required a bit mure toppii. ; Dairy rows were well repre-i. and prices were somewhat on the decline. i'iu herd sold by Mr Grant was certainly ou the low side for prices. There wos -i quantity of young stock, tendings and calves, among the latter wa- a pen belong ing to Mr J. Davis, by far the best p n in the sale which reached the very satisfac-tos y figure of £2 tis. A good number uf sheep were yarded and most of them sold at satisfactory figures. Pig* were entered in full quantity, but the high prices winch have been paid recently appear to be done, and more normal values have been secured, some of those passed in not having reached the reserve on them. Prices ranged as under : Fat steers =£l) 10s. £lO 12s, .£ll los : cows £") 10s, £C> 15s, 2s, £7 lis ; store steers £4 2s, >;t 10s, £ij lis: cows £2 ,'s. £ I- 14s : spring cows -to I-ss, 7s 6d : heifers £'■> 12s Gd, <£6 it's : year lings ill 14s, £2 (Is, £1 17s 6d, £'-i, £3 Is, calves £1 Is to ,£2 6s, Sheep (fat i, lis Ud, 12s 7d, 13s Gd : lambs, lis Id; pigs, Bs, 10s Gd, lis, lis Gd, 17s Gd, 20s, 21s; Grant's cows, 18s, JM- 2s Gd, <£l 7s Gd, £4 15s, £5, £5 2s Gd, £5 7s Gd, £'> 10s, jjfi 10s; bull, £1 10s; Tine harrows (thice leaf), £2 7s Gd; double plough (Keid and Gray), £6 ss; sit discs, £G ; Cambridge roller, £lO 2s: oats on Galloway reserve, about 11 acres, ,£2O 10s. SYDNEY FAT STOCK SALES. SYDNEY, Dec. 22. At tho Home JJusli sales the offerings were exceptionally heavy, owing to no further sale being held till Monday next. In sheep the bulk were medium. Odd lots of prime sold at 525. New Zealand cross bred wethers fetched 20s 9d to 325, ewes 18s to 10s, local lots of crossbred wethers and medium lis Gd, good 15s to 15s Gd, best 18s, ewes, medium lis, good lis to lis Gd, best 17s to 10s, merinos sold up to 16s !)d. In cattle the supply was beyond requirements, and prices were easier than last week. Two lots fetched £1!) each, New Zealand bullocks averaged £l-1 13s and £l9 2s 9d. Local lots, medium, fetched iX good £l2, best £IG, cows, medium £G 15s, good £H, best <£'o 10s, tost beef 17s per 100. LONDON MEAT MARKET. LONDON, Dec. 21. Frozen Meat: Quotations are nominally unchanged. Trade is at a standstill owing to the usual large Christmas Home sup plies.
The Waikato Times. THAMES VALLEY GAZETTE, AND KAWHIA ADVOCATE. THE OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN THE WAIKATO. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1902. CHRISTMASTIDE, 1902.
Awav in the "Wintry North, as well as in the genial summer atmosphere of the Antipodes, it is, regardless of climate, the custom for the civili I world to keep high holiday at Chris,- mas time. In the Old Country, with mid-winter snow and ice our of doors, and blazing Yule log and good cheer within, the comforts of home are best realised. Rut here, under the Southern Cross, nature is attired in her brightest and best summer ap parel and holiday thoughts turn to railway excursions, picnics in the country, or a visit to the old home. Christmas is above all other festivals the dearest to the human heart, for it is the one with which the most sacred institution of home is inseparably associated, and where possible at this time, the 'family gathers and reunites with love and happiness. In our churches the festive strain is raised, but like the Sabbath rest, its blessing over flows into the world, and on every hand brightness and pleasure prevail over the cares and toils of life. At this festive season human nature un bends for social joys, and with gener ous acts and kindly wish, strives to promote peace and goodwill amongst men. This year it is a matter for congratulation that the great Boer war is satisfactorily ended, and in many homes throughout the British dominions that last year were anxious lor dear ones at the front, they now rejoice in the presence of heroes re i urued in peace and honour. Another hiet in which we, rejoice together is the happy recovery and splendid Coronation of His Alajestv King Ed ward YJL Following upon the war ihe gathering for the brilliant ceremony of representative states men and soldiers from every part of his widespread |)ominions which have supported the Mother Land in battle, makes us conscious of a grander unity and a wider kinship and power than hitherto realised. Although happy that we in this colony -of New Zealand did not join in the Federation of Australia which was inaugurated with the beginning of ];ed. year, yet, in spite of disastrous droughts and heavy strains, lessons have been learned which may be helpful in moro pros perous days. . While, sympathising with the sufferings of our Australian neighbour.-, we hope that their Feder a:i"ti may hau; better luck iu the future. In this Colony the (hTe ra! i'ihctions have just passed ipiictlv ! enough, and the Liberal Cowrnment by the support and coniidenc of the people, stall directs the fortunes and industries of this favoured land, liere the past year has been marked with pn spn'ity aid progress. The I WaikatO; though slowly, has sureh
taken a turn for the better, and there is no mis!aking Hie find that pros perity has eonie to s!av. Hamilton I; is reave i :■ ;.-ir into imjiortan -e as a ee:i'ral nneket for s'<>ek : ami the lununo-r-; or the town ha; also greativ in Tea -I. Set'l M - s are ivnv in maiiv e'l s-'S (jUlie i'l'eo tVoill illd)i . Uild nt!\V eu.ners vvii means ha vo also taken n• > laml to increase ihe general pros v ami productiveness of the dis i eh"". fd • other i owns of the \Yai ki»o, us wvjl as the farmers in the eiraui ry. ' ai-ough the <]airving imlustrv j c'lii-Oy, hare experienced this wave of J prosperity and we now know that there is no country on the earth more adap ted on aeeount of its equable climat and freedom from disease and drought to the dairying business. Following with the good season everyone enter tains high hopes for the future of the Waikato. Speaking for ourselves the new management is pleased to find even amongst political opponents we are steadily gaining new sub scribers, and that with our increased circulation, more plentiful news and more numerous advertisements, we have had to permanently enlarge our daily issue. Business has so far war ranted our progressive venture, and we have but little fear for the future. It is therefore with warm feelings of common interest and gratitude that we heartily wish our readers one and all
A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS
LOCAL AND GENERAL
In order to allow the staff their usual Christmas holidays, there will be no issue of The Waikato Times to-morrow (Christ mas Day) ©r on Boxing Day.
The members of Lord Hawke's Cricket team passed through Hamilton, by the express yesterday, on their way to spend Christmas at Rotorua. They return to Auckland on Saturday, leaving for New I,'lymouth the following Monday.
Mr C. F. Bond, Hon. Sec. of the Hamil ton Cricket Association, yesterday received a. telegram from Mr C. Mowdeu, saying that owing to the short notice, the Waipa Cricket Association cannot raise u team to play the former Association on Boxing Day. The I'arnell (Auckland) Cricket team which is touring the Waikato will play at Te Awamutu on Dec. 27th, 29th and 30th and will play the Hamilton Cricket Asso ciation at Hamilton on January Ist. The body of Robert White, who died from the results of the blast ing accident at Te Ivuiti, was burind at the Hamilton East cemetary on Monday, the Rev; D. C. Bates officiating at the grave. It is worth of mention that the whole cost of tho funeral was borne by the fellow workmen of the deceased,
Lately an AsAhurton (South Canterbury) angler succeeded in landing what is said to be the bigge t fish ever caught in the Ashbu ton River. It turned the scale at lOlbs 2oz. The fish was 32 inches iu length and 2;:{ inches in girth. It was caught with phantom soleskin whitebait at the mouth of the river, several falling to the same angler. That mysterious individual, the P.D., de sires us to acknowledge, with reciprocal thanks, the receipt of a tasteful and uni que post card conveying seasonable greet ings from the Post master and staff of the Te A > aiuutu Post office to " the Editor and Staff (not forgetting the P.Dp of the Wai kato Times." The card, which is issued by the Department of Tourist and Health Resorts, is typical of New Zealand's characteristic attractions, as on the address side are representations of grotesque Maori carvings, and a war canoe, while on the back is a coloured picture of a scene on the W.uiganui River.
The Land Purchase Board is at present sitting in Auckland to: tho consideration of the purchase cf estates for closer settle ment. Messrs Barron (chairman), Mar chant (Surveyor-General), Mueller (Com missioner of Crown Landsi, McGowan (Commissioner of Taxes), and R. Hall were present at the meetings on Monday and Tuesday. The meetings are private, and tiie decisions arrived at are recommenda tions to the Government, and are there fore not made public. The Board has 2S estates m various parts of the colony under its consideration, including the Matamata Estate.
A suggestion has been made to the Coun cil of Yictoria College, by Dr. Findlay, that the Government, which is the largest em ployer of technical labour in the colony, should be asked to assist in conveying in s ruction on technic d subjects. Dr. Find lay was led to make the suggestion by see ing ou a railway iu the Fnited States a large car labelled, " instruction car,"' in which the railway company had arrauged for the delivery of lectures to its workmen, during the luncheon hour, on mechanics, electricity, and scientific subjects which would be helpful to them in their work. The Yictoria College Council lias had be fore it a proposal for the establishment of some system of instruotion by correspond ence, and a committee will bring up a re port on the subject at next meeting. The formal opening of the new factory erected by the Motueka Fruit growers' Co-operative Society took place ou Thursday last, when there was a large at tendance of shareholders and the general public. The ceremony was performed by Mr R. M'Keu/.ie, member for Motueka. who referred to the wonderful advances the place had made during the past two years, and referred to the fact that over 2000 acres were devoted to fruit culture in Nelson district, Motueka being practically the fruit garden of the colony. Reference was nude to a direct steam service to Wellington, which would enable producers lo quit at remunerative prices all surplus fruit. Tno raspberry crop this season is oxpectod to be about six hundred tons. ' N\dney papers received oil M .ndayc>nlain particulars of a sad double drowing which oj. urred in the Murrunibidgee River on the Pith inst. Five lads, Thomas Kiss i.'egiuald Ki-s, William McGregor, Edgar Thompson, and Leslie Thompson, wh >se ages varied from 7 to 12 year.. wen! battling in the narrow ehanne! at •i port ion of t lie ri\ or !■ ;i,m n as B; .>ugh! on I-laud. Part C-f the ,d> siuie! i.s shallow, with a sandy hank, but a otddeii dip <.l loft oCCUI'S. Nolle of the boys could swim. They divested themselves id' their clothing and amused themselves by ping ing ou the bank into the stream, and rol ling in the sand drift. Mistaking the ch iracter of a portion of the channel, two Lnb, ivigar Thompson, aged t and AN il tiun M'< 1 regor, Hged J.', jumped siinul lau' ously into a hole Kdtdecp, : ml were drowned. Their 1. >d:es were recovered hiring the night. A verdict of accidental d-',%th was recorded at the impiest before tic coroner. CIIA Mll i i R LA! N S PUN B A L M has no equal as a household liniment, it is the bust I.nown rem" ly tor rheumatism, lame bac!.. eoii.sy a id ;;lsnduhu swellings, while for . .in.. bniis-..-, bur: s and scalds it is invat.i.i it-. < >ne application gives relief, Try i.. W. DEY, Ageut Hamilton, THOS. WEh;,\ Agent Cambridge, GEO. M. A. AIII -ii,', Agent Te Awamutu sell it, ~ P • r.y l>os:aj?e lias prove ! a great boou i'.vi r since it lias corns iuto furcc, Su h benefits can't reach us too soon, Tho.i;|!i bound to arrive iu due course, it ia time we took care of our pence, And likewise our health I am sure, So lie, ftitlia coiifih and ijooil sense, lakes WOODS' OK EAT I'EIPERMJKT CUKE. 1) . i
Mr Poole, dentist, announces that he will be absent from Cambridge for about a fort night. During t:;o current year, 79,036 tons of Westport coal have been shipped to the I'lliua Naval Station. Mi AY. J. iliiuter will hold a clearing sale of furniture, etc., at Mrs J. Russell's, i'likvroro, oil MMuday next. On account of the holidays Mr G. Skene Dixon, Dental Surgeon, will not pay his usual monthly visit to Iluutly on Friday next. At St. Peters' Church, Hamilton, to morrow, the services will be full choral, and a special anthem will be sung morning and eveuiug. Ihe following tenders were received for Contract No. 7, Kuakura drainage works: Win. Proctor £132 10s, George Worsnop i!O7, E. !!. Hiues i'S2 10s (accepted). The proprietors of The Waikato Times acknowledge, with pleasure, receipt of a, card from Mr 11. ,J. nslade, conveying seasonable greeting.
The baths and domain at Te Aroha will pass from tin control of the Te Aroha Domain Hoard to that of the Tourist De partment on January Ist.
The annual picnic of the scholars and friends of St. Peter's Sunday School is ar ranged for January Ist. It is probable that the picnickers will proceed by train to Tamahere.
ft is expected that this week the rails on the Main Trunk Railway will be laid into the Taumaruinui station, on the head waters of the Wanganui River, about 175 miles south of Auckland. There are, how ever, two bridges still to be erected between Ongarue and Taumarunui before trains can run the entire distance.
An analysis of the hot mineral waters of Helensville by the Government Analyst, Mr J. A. Pond, has shown that they closely resemble those of Te Aroha. They are abun dant in quantity, and it is believed that the Government contemplate taking them over with a view of making them an attrac tion to tourists.
A Gisborne liotelkeeper (says the Gis borue Times) has taken the lead in the matter of the abolition of barmaids, and for the last few days has had the temerity to run his hotel with only male attendants behind the bar. Many young men in town have resented this, and no longer f equent the house in question. It is stated that they intend to boycott the hotel until the barmaids are reinstated.
We .have to acknowledge the leceipt of a characteristic card from the Observer office, bearing the inscription " It is a sea of happiness with us, how do you feel?" We have interviewed the I'.D. on the subject, who informs us that he anticipates feeling better after dinner to-morrow. In the meantime we look forward to spending as convivial a Christmas as the two mm in the boat depicted on the souvenir appear to be enjoying.
Mr T. 11. Bosworth announces by adver" tisement that he is now prepared to tune pianos and organs throughout the Waikato. He holds a testimonial for tuning from .Messrs. W. H. Paling and Co. of Sydney, Brisbane, and Newcastle, probably the principal Music House in Australasia. Mr Bosworth has a special arrangement for tuning by the year, and we would point out that it is a decided advantage to have a tuner resident in the district, who may be called on at short notice.
Mr F. Henwood, of Kihikihi, Waikato has in his possession an enormous egg laid by a Minorca fowl, owned by Mr D. Mere dith, coach proprietor of that township. It measures 3Jin in length and 74in in circumference. When they started to blow it they discovered that enclosed in the big egg was another ordinary-sized hen's egg. Mr Henwood intends to forward it to Mr Mr Cheeseman, of Auckland, as a curiosity. The Minorca undoubtedly broke the record, but, sad to say, died in doing so. Tho importance of a ship's cook was illustrated on Tuesday ("says the Welling ton Post), when the Dingadee, which had left for Greymouth in the afternoon, re turned to the wharf. When the vessel was some miles out it was discovered that the cook was not on boaid, and as going to sea without a cook is almost as bad as going without a compass Captain Dilner put his helm over and came back to look for the missing chef. That worthy wa3 found on the wharf gazing reproachfully at the place where his ship had been, and in a few minutes he was busy in the galley, and the voya ;e was recommenced. A Maori named Eruera Wirihana (Ed win Wilson) who enjoyed the distinction of being the oldest native in the Pelorus dis trict, died near Havelock recently. The Pelorus Guardian states that deceased had for about 32 years carried on a store in the vicinity of Canvastown, and was reported to be close upon 95 years of age; certain it is that he was a young man when Rau paraha made his fearful descent upon the Wairau, Awatere, and Pelorus Yalleys in IN2S, for he used to relate, with great gusto, how he managed to escape to the bush during the raid. Mr Cameron. Inspector of New Zealand Dairy Produce at Home, reports, under date Nov. 14, that the first lot of New Zea land butter for the season reached London by tho Whakatane ou Nov. 6. in splen did condition. The whole of it was from the Auckland district. At the time of writing, buyers, in face of the large quan tities of butter stored, were somewhat in clined to hold off the market to see how things might settle before purchasing, and consequently business was not active. The cheese market, however, was strong, and values were likely to be maintained, as stocks are short. Mr Cameron again urges factories to make each dozen half white cheese and half coloured.
Experiments have recently been made in France regarding the value of salt in the dietary of sheep. Three lots of a flock were treated identically in the matter of food, except that one lot had no salt sup plied,asecondhalf had an ounce given them every day, and the rest three-quarters of an ounce. The results seemed to show that an allowance of half an ounce of salt was best suited to the wants of the animals. Those sheep receiving this quantity gained in weight in a given time more that those which had no suit, and 14lb more than those that leceived three-quarters of an ounce. Moreover, all the sheep supplied with the condiment made ljlb more wool, and had a bctler fleece than th-.'se which had uu salt. Possibly a good deal would depend ou the soil upon which the. Sucks were pastured, and the geogr phical posi tion. —London Telegraph. Tiv North blan.l M tin Trunk Railway C i u<t rep .."ts that Mr C. R. Virk-'tT'i •... district engineer, has paid two vi-i . : :• iy I" !h ■ railway work-!, and the hi t i.e. w ;s U'-.-ouipariii! I by Mr Hales, i\igiii('..'r-in-" l l ief. It is understood that lli" w •) l;s ;Wf t" Ik.' pushed mi more vigor ous!;.- i!i :u for la-'litlis past. They are taking on as many uj 11 as they cm, even now, just before the Christmas holidays, and each train takes up a f;w, and, most uuheard of proceeding, the works are to be kept going right through th" holidays: that U, if the men will stay and work. It is uu le.' .too 1 t!iat a large prop rtion of the m *n, especially the married men,, propose to d ■ so. The t (ovornmeiit have granted the Auckland Board of Education over jfcl'tO for the erection of a school at Piriaka, for children of the ni»n working across the V/anganui River. There are 70 children of the school age il:e|'e how, and by the time tic 1p...1 can bo erected there will be over 100, it is said, The rails will be laid this week into the. Tanmaramii station, about 170 miles from Auckland, and 75 from Te Awamutu, and then a couple of miles of completed work brings them to the big break at the crossing of the Wanganui. If a temporary bridge is not erected there will be great delay and extra expense at this point. WADE'S WORM FIGS-the Wonderful Worm Woriers—are a safe and sur<j remedy, in Is boies, Sold everywhere. (
HOLIDAY ARRANGEMENTS
Although at time of writing the wcathc is showery, there is every prospect that it will clear up for the holidays. Locally, 110 amusements have been provided, and pleas ure seekers will have to rely on their own resources, or go elsewhere. On Boxing Day, the principal attractions will be the races at Thames, Matamata, and Pirongia. i xcursion train- are announ ;ed for Thames, leaving Cambridge at 7.2.3 a.m. and Frankton at s a.m. ami Hamilton a S.S a.m., returning from Thames at 7 p.m. For the second day's racing, a special leaves Frankton at S a.m., returning at 7 p.m. Doubtless many will avail themselves of the opportunity of visiting Te Aroha, which is yearly growing popularity as a holiday re sort, while the successful county meetings at Matamata and l'irongia arc sure to at tract a large number visitors from the sur rounding districts.
GRUESOME DISCOVERY.
TWO YOUTHS BURNT TO DEATH (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) DAX X E V1I! KE, This Day• A gruesome discovery has been made on a bush section at the foot of the hills at Umutaoroa district, some nine miles and a half from Dannevirke. Some weeks ago a Norsewood settler, named Wood, sent his two sons, John, aged 21 years, and William aged 13, to a section at Umutaoroa t) live. The youths were employed bushfelling, and were last seen on the 9th November, when they were visited by another brother. Yes terday their father went with a trap to convey his sons home to spend Christmas, when he was horrified to find the camp burn tdown, and the remains of his two sons among the debris.
CRICKET.
A DISPUTE
SYDNEY, December' 22.
Trouble is threatened in connection with thy remaining iut >r-State cricket matches, owing to the members of the Australian Eleven refusing to play either with or against Worrall. The reason given is that when the Australians were in "England Wor rall wrote to the umpire, Mr Phillips, urg ing him, if he wished to make a name for himself, to " no ball " Noble and S tunders, ou the ground that their deliveries were unfair. The New South Wales and Vic torian Associations are considering the posi tion.
Received Dec 23, 9.15 p.m
MELBOURNE, December 23
At a meeting ot the Cricket Association a letter signed by Darling and Trumble was read, stating the Australian Eleven unanimously decided not to play witb Worrall, owing to the Phillips incident. After a lengthly discussion, Worrall an nounced his intention to voluntarily with draw from the current season's inter-Stats engagements. The difficulty thus ended. Received December 24., 12.39 a.m. ADELAIDE, Dec. 23.
The South Australians second innings resulted in 161 runs, Hac'r 29, Reodman 40, Jones 34. Howell took four wickets for 59, Pye 3 for 58, Trumpor 2 for 33. New South Wales won by 210 runs.
INTERPROVINCIAL.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.)' FIRES.
W ELLING TON, Yesterday.
A building in Willis-street, owned by R. Martin, and occupied by F. W. Gough, en gineer aud cycle manufacturer, and A. Wedegis, furniture-maker, was destroyed by fire early this morning. The insurances on the building are =£2oo in the Commer cial Union ; on (.lough's stock, etc., .£3OO in the Australian Alliance; 0:1 Wedegis' stock, etc., ,£IOO in the South British.
ASHBURTON, Yesterday. Huston and Son's general store, on the East Belt, was totally destroyed by fire this morning. The building and stock were insured in the North British for .£275.
BOOKMAKERS AND RACING CLUBS.
WELLINGTON, Yesterday. The Chief Justice to-day decided against the right of the Wellington Racing Club to exclude bookmakers from its course.
PRESENTATION TO A CANDIDATE WELLINGTON, This Day.
Mr o'Regan,one of the unsuccessful candi dates at the Wellington City election, has been presented with an address and purse of 205 sovereigns.
SPORTING
AUCKLAND TRAINING NOTES.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) AUCKLAND, Last Night.
The rain overnight made the course hold ing to-day. The best gallops were put up by Putty and Valrosa, the latter beating Pallas by a length. Cruciform similar by holding Siegegun in for over six furlongs. Arloff was a length in front of Golden vein at the end of a mile. Rose Shield led Kamo over five furlongs. Golden Rose ran the same distance. Blue-jacket, Plated, badly beat Matamata Harakeike over a mile and a half. The Needle ran seven furlongs. Girton Girl. Stepa way, Gladista and Landlock each went five furlongs, The Shannon a mile, and Mars seven furlongs. The others doing sound tasks were: Formula, ''c My, Ayrdal.i, Idas, Haydn, Miss brurv, Rufus, Belle Co! , \val nc'ie, Orange,mi Blu Spalpeen, Starshot, Ropa, Legion of Honour, Baccus, The Swimmer, Delainia, Te Ar >ha, Dingo, Tim. The betting is two to one against Siege gun, four Porirua, six Bluejacket, and seven The Shanuon.
There hai bsen persistent rumour attri buting to Lord Curzon ncx'"- year returning home iwr!t-s Mr 11. W. Lucy). The im pression is strengthened by the erroneous hi'lief that five years is the limit of the Vice royalty. It is tru« that aoine of Lord Curzon's predecessors, have gladly retired frotn the lofty but one ous post on the ter mination of five years' service, and next autumn five years will have e : aps,'d since Lord Curzon went out to Cal cutta Actually, brstmvai of the office, un like that of l».-iser Governorships, is u ac companied by lapse of time. Doubt on the subject is relieved by a private letter just received in London in which Lord Curzon speaks of his return " in a few years time." Many of the works inaugurated under his personal *upo vision are still incomplete. Until they are fully accomplished and fairly set going, he would, he adds, regard it as an abnegation of duty to <juit India. " Barring contingencies" he will hold on to the end. The main contingency con templated is the state of his health. It is just now in a condition that leaves no ground for anxiety. Hard work always agreed with Lord Curzon, and so does India. He has been litterally slaving in personal supervision of the arrangements for the Dubar, yet he finds time to write with his own hand to an old friend a four-page quarto letter, brimming with high spirits, delight in his work and hope forladist.
A COLONIAL INDUSTRY.
Public attention lias been dr;f»n,**Wbui time to time, to the desirability of produc ing within the ''oluny as largo a proportion as possible of our many rtquiremoiiis. It has been shown how various avenues of em ployment co i d thus be opened up, besides maktug us a people more reliant up >n our own resources. Amongst the industries brought under notice, not the least imp- or. tant is that of the manufacture of am munition, which is an essential 'n the defence of the colony, and the great advan tages of such a manufactory in the < 'olony have been pointed out. especially in the event of hostilities with a foreign Power.
India and Canada have their ammunition factories, while there are six in 1 ireat Britain, and two in the United Hates of America. South of the Equator, however, the Colonial Ammunition Company stands alone in this respect. This Compauy first started operations at Auckland in 1825, with a staff of from 20 to 10, but their factory in the northern city now covers an area of over ]-acre, and employs upwards of lo ) persons: in addition to which the Company also exteude 1 their business to Australia, where their works are much more extensive than those in Xew Zealand. I his Company is to-day not only recog nised by the Governments of Xew Zealand and Federated Australia, but also by the Imperial War Office, as an ammunition fac tory of considerable importance to the de fence of the Commonwealth of Australia and New Zealand and their woiks both in Australia and New Zealand are every year being enlarged to enable the Company to cope with their ever-increasing business, and with every emergency as regards the keeping up of the supply of military am munition in times of both peace and war.
There are some two or three brass manu factories in the United States, and about four in Great Britain, which firms feed the ammunition factories in those countries. The Colonial Ammunition Company, how ever, are not manufacturers of explosives (cordite, gunpowder, etc.) Xor yet of the raw materials required for the manufacture of ammunition, viz,, brass, cupro, nioktsl and paper. It is pleasing to note, though, that the Company are now starting the manufacture in Australia of material brass and cupro nickle—to feed their Aus tralasian factories. Explosives, however, will not be manufactured bv this C'ompany» as the plant necessary would be very costly in proportion to the small annual require* meut of Xew Zealand, wnicu could be turned out in a few weeks —thus the plant and employees would remain idle for the rest of the year; uuless, perhaps, the manu facture of blasting powder for mining pur poses were increased sufficiently to engage the hands when the stock of cordite re quired for the colony had been turned out.
Perhaps it is not generally known that each '303 cartridge as used by the Volun teers and the New Zealand Forces, passes through 58 machines at the works in Auck land, before it is turned out in the state the Volunteers receive it, while each cartridge is handled over ICO times in the process of manufacture, gauging, and examination. The ordinary 12 bore shot cartridge (paper shell) before it reaches the sportsman pas ses through 85 operations during the pro cess of its manufacture. The Company make over 1000 different tools at the Aiwfe*' land works for placing in the various ma chines for ammunition making, which in many cases are made to gauge within half a thousandth part of an inch, while the largest limit is .001 of an inch. Only spe cially prepared steel can be used in the manufacture of the tools, and is procured from the steel manufacturers who make a speciality of this in their trade. To those who have not visited the works, this will give some idea of the extent of the manufacture and work as carried out by this Company in Auckland, whose sport ing and military ammunition has made a name for itself in Australia and New Zea land for quality and finish, and on many occasions world's records have been put up by those using it. (juite lately, several records have been made with its sporting ammunition in New Zealand, which it would be hard to beat. The company have in. vented some very valuable improvements in ammunition, their bi-coucave waddiDg being especially recommended to sports men.
The Colonial Ammunition Company de serve great croditfor the enterprise, ability and perseverance displayed in starting and carrying out with such conspicuous success the manufacture of ammunition, and for the high standard it has attained both in New Zealand and Australia, for its manu factures, while it is also pleasing to notice the support extended to its products by the public. It is worthy of remark that the Company has reached its present satis factory position without the support of a protective duty, as the tariff on loaded ammunition imported into New Zealand is Is 6d per 10J, as against the payment by the Company of Is s|d per 100 duty on powder and shot to load the New Zealand product. Major John Whitney, lately known as Capt. Whitney, is the general manager for Australasia, aud Mr Arthur Cecil Whitney is the manager and attorney Tor the New Zealand branch.
We are confident that, in tendering the Company our best wishes for continued and increased prosperity, we have the hearty approval of all interested in the welfare of colonial enterprise.
OTOROHANGA SPORTS.
From our own Correspondent.
The attendance at the Otorohanga Races and Sports, held on Saturday last, was good, and a pleasant day's sport was enjoy ed. Great credit is due to the various com mittees, and also to Mr T. Russell, who acted as Secretary, and gave great satisfac tion. A dance was held in the Hall in the evening, and some of the local musical talent helped things along by singing occa sional songs, which, it is needless to say, were greatly appreciated. The rosults are as follows: \ High Jump : Tohe Searanche (3in) 1, J. Pascoe (oin) 2. Egg aud Spoon Race: Miss John stone 1.
120 \ ar'l; Hurdles :R. Chester (sot.) i G. Wilkinson (owes syds) 2, 120 Yards Maiden: .(. Radford 1, P. Chester 2, C. Carsen 3.
100 Yards Flat: J. Radford (Byds) 1, W. Paterson (sc-.) 2, C. Carseo (9 yds) 3. Hack Hurdles, one and a-lulf miles: * Kanara 1, I'u'a Pate 2. Tilting in the King : Keko Poro 1.
440 Yards Han Heap: W. Paterson 1, M. Clarkson 2 Ge >. Wilkinson 3. D. Shaw won this rac", but a protest against him for starting on the wrong mark was up -1 e'd and the race awarded to Paterson. Pouv Race, six furlongs: Vic 1, Pute Putj 2.
Half Mile Flat: Prosper (50yds) 1, E. Shaw (10yds) 2, A. Cowley (20yds) 3. Hack Race, one mile: Gazette I, Hauhau
Obstacle Race : Cowling I, Prossei 2, Radford 3.
In Te Awamutu and Kihikihi you have up to date stores who stock Empire Goods, Empire Blue, Daisy Soap, etc. Just call at G. !\f. A Ahier's Warehouse and Gilford and Bowden's.
If you're in Kihikihi and run short of Empire Royal Blue, the bluest blue • that ever blued a blue bag, or Daisy Soap, " a daisy," look up T. H. Chapman and John G. Elmsley.
" A little bit later on," when in Ohaupo, go to J. T. Edwards for Empire Blue and Daisy Soap.
Further on in tin land of cordials ask Green and Cokbro?k for E-npire Goods, Qtorohanga
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TOTALLY. mm* m . ItJL I s s miss en, KNOX STREET, HAMILTON. CERTIFICATED TEACHER OF THE PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN AND VIOLA. Special attention to Technique & Theory. [a card] R, W. Dyer SOLICITOR Hamilton. < MONEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE OF FREEHOLS. COLLINS. lv1 r H ERBERT Y. C BARRISTER and SOLICITOR * TE AWAMUTU. SOLICITOR FOR " ADVANCES TO SETTLERS OFFICE." J, A. YOUNG, DENTIST, VISITS Te Awamutu, first Tuesday in month. Ngaruawahia, second Tuesday in month. Huntly, third Tuesday in month. Te Aroha, fourth Tuesday in month. Other distriots occasionally. HIGH-CLASS WORK. TERMS MODERATE. $ MR Q. SKENE DIXON BURGEON DENTIST, HAMILTON. Visits montblyjthe 'oil >wing [ laoes Ngaruawahia--l*t Friday Te Awamutu- 2nd Friday EluDtly - 4th Friday. AND A HALF PER CENT.— We have Money to Lend at this rate on First-class Freehold Security. Early Aplications is requested. Vaile Bros,, Legal Chambers, opposite Vulcan Lane, Queen-street, Auckland. 24 7 MONEY TO LEND on Mortage of First-class Freehold Securities. W. COLEMAN, Solicitor and Notary Public. 109, Queen - street, Auckland, 23 7. H. I. B E"■ • • JD I G CI s, AUTHORISED AND LICENSED SURVEYOR. Ten years on Government Staff. ''N EX T II AMIL T0 N 110 TE L, HAMILTON. 23,7. gHEPPARD, LAND, COMMISSION. ANl> ESTATE AGENT; HAMILTON. , TJIANO AND ORGAN TUNING M" T. H. 15 0 S W 0 R T H. ( fho holds a certificate from Messrs W. H. Paling and Co., Sydney) IS PREPARED TO -TUNE A NUMBER OF PIANOS AND ORGANS during the holidays Single tuning 7s Gd; by the year, three -liivie-: for £\ Address—Clauemont Villa, Hamilton. RENTAL JY OTI C E MR E. DE VENNY" McGARRIGLE, DENTAL SURGEON, * Hamilton. . M r McGarriglo may be consulted on and after Saturday, August 2a 1, at his rooms, Victoria House, HauiiltoD. Nitrous-Oxide gas administered. 1 itinles3 Extractions by the most 'recent process. Artificial work at moderate Prices. IS 7 11. UPTOX ENGINEER, If AMI L'l'ON. HAS ON SALib; AGENT FoR White Cotton Wast* W. A. Ryan and i „'' ls . Co.'s Union Oil Benzine Engines pelting Automobiles T:\~f ' Bolts and Nuts Gould's Pumps >/ Coach Screws Steel Split Pulleys! Packings JMting Insertion Shafting > tc -> etc. Launches i nil (.]■ Etc., etc, TEACHER OF SINGING AND VOICE PRODUCTION. TE AWAMUTU. GEN'ERA L ''ARL'IEI?, COAL AX I) FIREWOOD MERCHANT, HAMILTON. SI it A INS are often laoru serious than broken bones on a u »mif ~f not being pro pei ly treated. Apply «'li.iui »erlain'a Pain in freely as 80'>q a.*? tho injury is re ce ved and it will quickly restore the p.irtf to a healthy condition. W. I)EY Agent "arnilton; THOMAS WELLS, Agent Cambridge; OBJ. M. V. AHIER, Agent, lo Awamutu, sell it.
PR / * 3 f;* iIIF, CUKE FOR— Indigestion, Constipation, Flatulency, Liver Complaint, Etc., Etc., Etc. PRICE ..2s PER BOTTLE Manuka tured Solely By A. < . Manning, CHEMIST, HAMILTON. TANGYES OIL ENGINE SAFE AND ECONOMICAL THE BEST FOR DAIRY FARM AXI) FLAXMILL. r pAXGYES Oil Engines use ordinary A kerosene, costing 9d a gallon, whereas American engines use benzoine costing Is 3d. THEY ARE EASY TO START THEY HAVE NO FANS OR PUMPS OR ELECTRIC GEARING TO GET OUT OF ORDER THERE IS NO LUNGER LIKE THERE IS IN ENGINES USIX<t NAI'THA OR BENZOINE THEY CAN CONSEQUENTLY BE PLACED UNDER THE CHARGE OF UNSKILLED ATTENDANTS. TANGYES GAS ENGINE, OTTO PRINCIPLE, PIN KEY'S PATENT. SINGLE ENGINES OF ALL SIZES FROM 1 TO 150 ACTUAL HOUSE POWER. We Guarantee Satisfaction. SOLE AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND, John Chambers & Son, Ltd, FORT STREET, AUCKLAND. Illustrated Catalogue and full particulars on application. You keep the MONEY in the place and yourself in Perfect Health by patronising if troubled with any Liver or Stomach Complaints, In fact y.)u wont kiK \v you possess a Liver. Sole Manufacturer E. B. HILL, CIIFM I 8 T , CAMBRIDGE. " To disc >1) tin lie advert isin ;r," wiy.s Jonn Wanamaker, the mi!li< 111mir.■, "is like taking down your sign. It' yu want m «1«» business you must l"t the jk«kiv>w it. Standing advertisements, when lr■■juentiy changed, are better and cheaper 1 ban r-nd iug notices. They look luyiv and bvsiness-like, and inspire conlideiie". I would as soon think of doing business with out a clerk as without advertising." This is advice which all business men would do well to follow, but it must lie borne in mind that the advertising medium must be the best obtainable. We can eonlideutly say that in consequence of its large riivu lation, The Waik.yto Time.- is th • be-d paper in the Waikat > to adveriis • cohctji uig anything pertaining to a farming com munity. Jt '■•zi /1, yt'/ II „ /fjj) Jt is a sure and cuiefi ( / Y remedy for many I tfjings. Sowel disorders, [hj Stomaed troubles, jj ailments of tfje Kidneys // and Jt fjelps in cases of Rheumatism. Jt clears tlje 53lood— tftrougo toe Sidneys. \ accept any || substitute. ¥Oll must J) get tfje genuine.
WAIKATO TIMES ALMANAC (LATE BOND'S.) AX UP-TO-DATE PUBLICATIOX. MANY XEW FEATURES. MORE ATTRACTIVE TIiAX EVER To BE PUBLISHED OX JAX. 1, IOCW. a Large XumW " t '' Orders have already boon Book'id, Agents and Others requiring Copies of this widely read Almanac are requested to send in their Orders AT ONCE, as one edition only will be published. IXVALUABLE TO FARMERS AX D SETTLERS. PRICE ONE SHILLING, IF POSTED Is 2i>. PAULL AND VEXABLES, Proprietors, Hamilton.
Thr. best Medicine known is SANDER AND SONS iCI'CALYFTI EXTRACT Test its eminent power. efiects in toughs, colds, influenza; the relief i' uist-iutunemis In serious cases, and accidents ol all kinds, be they wounds, burns, scalds, bruises sprains, it is the safest remedy—no swelling-in i lilammalion Like surprising effects produced 01 croup, dipiberia, bronchitis, inflammation of thi loops, sweilinps, etc: diarrhena, dysentry, diseases if the kidneys and urinary organs In use at lios- P-t-'lt medir&l c'anics all over the globe; patron iscu i v Uis Mciiifty the King of Italy; crowned with o» : ••• % ! i ;-.;l"iia at kite-national Exhibition. A • -t<! 'j iusL in thiß imprevod article anr ej: ft pll others The. e atobold a. s trtions to make regard iug any medicine, but there is abundant proof of every one of the above statement? regarding this reino ly. Every household hould have a bottle at hand. (Jet it to day. It may save a life. \Y. DEY, Agent. 11 amilton; THGAI AS \\ ELLS, Agent t'aiu bridge; CEO. 31. A. AH I EE, A-out, it A wamutu sell it. Daisy Seap, Empire lioyal Blue, and Em •ire Kxtnsr: Soap. Three good tiling f.-r your laundry. Ask ,f. ihn ne, Hamilton, for any of those linos. E. J. Davr\, our g00d.,. You can purchase Empire |;,.y.,l tilti.• and I b.isy Soap It'iin 1)i j store. Light price for a good at tEE. You have ironl.lv< i;i your laundry. Thi l why we advertise. Xo more worry. (Jet up at a rea enable time, not in the middle of 1•■ • ■ night. and by using haisy Soap aid Empii ■ Co.'s Laundress Help. Empire loiyal lilueand Extract of Soap, your wiiik is d"Ue in half tin- time, and you don't go: angry. A.-k the following grocers, ni'-u . j .• ; ;-;i.erien, e, v.lm Isiow a good thing wlie.ii tjxy it, and they will see youi want f■ r Enipiie t>ov.-i • promptly attended to . I'arr Lr■ .. Hamilton; H. .1 Dav-y, Hamilton : .1. T 'I s »rii.Hamilton. Macferson ami West. Hamilton. They all stock these good;. In Cambridge same remarks. Tbouns AYells likfc; i/ir Empire Goods, and sells them. Ho, with long _x] erience, knows a good article. Secure a packet oi Help. Xmas Prcscuis— lo. .. good . b it. value iu Cam'n'idQe, [?/ Win. E.et t'. Yictoxia btre £
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THE VENEZUELAN TROUBLE
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BRITISH SATLORS ILL TREATED.
NEW YORK, Dec. 22
The British warships Indefatigable, Alert, Tribune, Columbine and Rocket started the blockade on Satur day at midnight. The soldiers at Puerto Cabello dragged the crew of the recenflyjseized British steamer Topaze a:hore at midnight in a semi-mxii state, and prodded them with bayonets. The sailors were imprisoned in a filthy room. THE BLOCKADE. NEW YORK, Dec. 22. The German cruiser Fa Ike captured oft Maracaibo a Venezuelan schooner, and after cutting out her masts abandoned her. The British sloop of war Fantome js hard aground in the Barrancas, one, of the mouths of the Orinoco. It is feared she will remain there for some time, as the river is fall ing- _ Britain blockades the upper half of the Venezuelan coast, including La Guayra and the ports to the east ward. The announcement of the blockade caused a panic at Caracas, and seve ral large failures are imminent. LONDON, Dec. 22. Ihe New \ork correspondent of the Times stated that Britain initiated the proposal that President Roose velt should arbitrate and Germany and Italy adopted it. It is believed that if the Allies waive guarantees P esident Roosevelt's acceptance is ct tain. MAY YORK, December 22. The revolutionist general, Ferreras, has collected three hundred and fifty thousand dollars in duties since the Venezuelans raised the blockade of of the Orinoco, and has repaid 75,000 dollars borrowed from merchants. STATE OF WAR PRO CLAIM ED. Received December 24, 12.30 a.m. NEW YORK, December 23. A state of war with Venezuela has been proclaimed at Port of Spain.
TRIAL OF A BOER COMMANDANT.
NEW YORK, Dec. 22. The ex-Boer commandant, Barend Celliers, has been committed for trial at Kronstad on a charge of murdering in January, 1901, a captive officer, Lieut. Boyle, whom De Wet's court martial had acquitted. Celliers ad mits his guilt, stating that he acted on Botha s orders.
RUSSIAN AIMS AGAINST BRITAIN
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 22. The newspaper Nova' Zremya says v the primary object of Russia's alliance with France is to enable the two fleets to dispute British supremacy on the sea in the event of war, but that the alliance is useless if the French desired to restrict the operations of -tl)eir fleet to the coast of France.
AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
THE SHIPPING DISPUTE. SYDNEY, December 23. The compromise between the own ers and seamen appears to have given general satisfaction. THE BOER DELEGATES. The Boer farmer delegates are visit ing the dairying centres of the South Coast. ROBBERY OF PS window of the shop of Belman, ter, of Kalgoolie, was smashed g his absence at dinner. £BOO 1 of goods were stolen. SYDNEY, Dec. 23. A million of the recently-authorised four million Treasury Bills has been sent to London in time to be sold be fore the end of January. ARGENTINE PRODUCE. SYDNEY, Dec. 22. Another shipment of 3000 tons of Argentine maize and 000 tons of hay li is arrived. * COMPANY PROMOTING. MELBOURNE, Dec. 22. In the case of the Montgomery Brewery Company against -John Blyth and \\ . r |. .Jones, for the recovery of money in respect to secret profits t arising out of the flotation of the - company, v verdict was given for the liable for £IO,OOO with costs. The hearing occupied a fortnight. THANKSGIVING FOR RAIN Received December 21, l.lu a,in. S l * DMA, IJeet'inber 23. Sunday next lias been proclaimed ,l ,a .Y "f special prayer and thanks giving for the recent rains.
Don t bustle yourself. Empire Royal Blue, Daisy Soap and Laundress Help do the work and you neett not hustle, lavage find Richards, A. G. Harris, F. J. Sanders, Charlie Boyco and all Hamilton and Cam bridge grocers think a deal of Empire Goods.
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THE HUMBERTS
(Received Dec. 24, 12.30 a.m.) MADRID, December 23
The Humberts pose as honourable victims of private vengeance, and poli tical passions. They inveigh against Jewish monev-lendersand the (!overn ment in the hope of inllaming the Nationalists.
DISTURBANCES IN CHINA.
LONDON, Dec. 22
A report from Shanghai states that Tungfuhsiang is mobilising at Kansu 10,000 well-equipped troops, includ ing the disbanded garrison, number ing 4000, with the intention of exter minating foreigners in the Shensi and Kansu provinces and seizing Hsianfu. Prinoe Tuan is co-operating. The report adds that the Government, though willing, is unable to control the rebels. Changchitung is dis gusted at the state of affairs, and has asked to be allowed to retire. Germany and Britain have begun the evacuation of Shanghai.
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY
SYDNEY, Dec. 23
Ramsay's Bush, included in the locality near Leichardt where the ter rible child outrage was perpetrated soma months ago, for which the man Campbell was executed has been the scene of another similar tragedy. In this instance the victim is dead. A ten-year-old girl named Smith went with some companions to the bush to gather Christmas greenery. Subse quently she was found with her head fearfully battered, a large blood stained stone being near. The poor child died at the hospital. A black man seen near the bush about the time of the tragedy, a Solomon Is lander, supposed to be the murderer, was arrested. The indications are that his object was lust, but he failed in his purpose.
THE MURDERER CONFESSES
(Received Dec. 24, 1.10 a.m. SYDNEY, Dec 20. After arresting the Solomon is lander the police followed tracks from the scene of murder to a quarry at Prvinont, where they discovered a Queensland black named Tommy .Moore, recently discharged from prison, in hiding. They arrested him and he confessed to killing the girl Smith. He said he had been drinking lately, and felt he wanted to kill somebody. He detailed the en ticing of the girl from her com panions and battering her head with a stone.
ROYAL INFIDELITY
DEMI.IN, Doc. 23. Crown Princess Louise, of Saxony, declining her father's advice to forgive her husband's intrigue with an actress at Dresden Court Theatre, left a letter stating she wolud never return to her husband's or parents' home She lied to Geneva. All Court functions for the season have been countermanded. An official version of the affair states that the Princess is suffering from a morbid state of mental excitment.
THE WRECK OF THE ZOIR.
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PERTH, December 23
The captain and a portion of the crew Zoir have arrived, the balance remain at Carnavon. The wreck occurred on the night of November 27, the weather being very thick. She was going at full speed and jammed fast on the reef. The Cap tain favoured standing by, and send ing for assistance, but the officers ob jected owing to the isolated position of the wreck, and over-ruled him. They secured their personal effects and some provisions, and got away in three boats wherein they spent five days before landing at Carnarvon. The latest reports states that the Zoir stands perfectly upright on the reef with the tween decks above water. She is not very badly dam aged, and a large portion of the cargo is uninjured, and is being rapidly salved.
TEN BOLD ASSERTIONS.
REGARDING CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC, CHOLERA ANI) DIARRHOEA REMEDY. 1. ft affords quick relief in cases of colic, cholera morbus and pains in the stomach. 2. It never fails to affect a cure in the most severe casos of dysentery and diar rhoea. ■'J. It is a sure cure for chronic diar rhoea. 4. It can always be depended upon in cases of cholera infantum. 5. It cures epidemical dysentery. <i. ft prevents bilious colic. 7. It is prompt and effective in curing all bowel complaints. s. It never produces bad results. ( J. It is pleasant and safe to take. 10. It has saved the lives of more people than any other medicine n the world. The Lmpiro Coy. supply Choice Cigars w holes lie. Try Lilly Bright, Hamilton Hotel, for an " Exquisitor." This is an special brand. Look them up, Parr Bros., Hamilton, — you can get Empire Imperial Coilee, Daisy Soap. No soap like " Daisy." It's a soap that does its work "thoroughly." This is something worth noting, 2 bars of lovely White Borax Curd Soap weighing nearly 31bs, for—l'arr Bros, v.-ill mate the price i right.
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L< )N IX )N. I )ecembor 23. The Archbishop of Canterbury is dead. (Received Hoc. 2!■. s.ss a.m.) London, i>»•.*. 2.3. After a <[ui<-( night the Arehbidiop of Canterbury collapsed at 7.30 this morning. The nurses summoned his wile, two sons, and his chaplain. He was then semi-conscious aud speech less, and died at 8. i At a recent private communion in his bedroom the Archbishop delivered an impressive and affecting farewell to his family and household. The Rishops of York and London were also present.
[The Most Kev. Frederick Temple, P.O. D. D. L.L.D., Primato of all England, was born at Santa Maura, lonian Islands, in IS2I. lie was educated at Blundell's School, Tiverton, ind Balliol College, Ox hud, where he won the distinction of Ist ■•lass in classics and mathatnatios. He was elected fellow of Balliol College on the lilun cltsll Foundation in lfj-13; principal of Kuel ler llall in ISIS; inspector of Training Colleges in ISS!J, receiving the appointment of headmaster of Rugby School two years later. In I,S'!!> he was consecrated Bishop of Exeter, being translated to London in 1885. Dr. Temple was made Archbishop of Canterbury on the death of Archbishop of Benson in lsi»6. As a modern example of the poor scholar, he won his way to highest office without the aid of patrons or money. On his appointn.ent to Rugby he was thought unorthodox and Liberal, and upon his elevation to the See of Exeter there were many protests. The deceased prelate's sturdy independence, hatred of shams and brusqueness with sycophants made all admire him. A rchbishop Temple was an unceasing worker and a teetotaller and a prominent Temperance advocate. Recently his physical weakness gave great anxiety to his friends, and all will remem ber that duriug the Coronation ceremony the reverend gentleman had to be support ed by two bishops. On his last appearauce in the House of Lords a week ago, he col lapsed during the delivery of asti.r'ng speech against the Education Bill, and never recovered, the cause of death being senile dec.iy. Mrs Temple is one of the best known cliuichwomen in England, aud has in every way been a worthy helpmate of her illustrious husband.;
GENERAL ITEMS.
LONDON, Dec. 2:5. Small pox is prevalent at Liver pool and Leicester. The sentences on Byron and two Bootle, the girl murderers, committed them to penal servitude for life. 1 lie British garrison has evacuated Shanghai and has gone to India. Earthquake shocks continue at I jan, in Turkestan, and are increasing in violence. It is estimated there are four hundred dead. Russian sappers are excavating the sites of the Army Department and Post Office Treasury with the view to recover money buried in the ruins
THE MAORI ELECTION.
(Hy Telegraph.—Press Association.) OISIJOENE. This Day. l'"r the eastern Mauri electorate Wi I'ere Las 20U2 votes, Mohi 1-1-24, Piruni 1217, ami there are sixteen returns to come. Wi I'ere practically assured. RUSSELL, This Day. For the northern Maori electorate, Hone Ileke is 1171, Hameora Mangakahia 195, Hopetu Henare 67, Ibaka 5, and Whatanui 90. Fourteen returns are yet to come, but they cannot affect the result.
THE ELINGAMITE ENQUIRY.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) AUCKLAND, This Day. At the Elingamito enquiry Andrew Rossie stated that there seemed to be some difficulty in getting the boats out. Wit ness eventually jrot on to one of the rafts, and they asked the purser to take the stewardess aboard his boat, but the purser called back as well as witness could under stand that the boat was leaking, and there fore lie was unable to take her, and told them to keep the rafts together, and that he would find and come back for them. Witness said we asked those on the other raft, as it was apparently better, and was clear of water, to take the stewardess aboard, and she said " Yes, take me aboard I shall have a better chance on yours, this is under-water. "The other raft apparently tried to get close to us, but they were evidently afraid to do so for fear of a collision which might damage the cylinder, 'the distance between the two rafts was too great for the stewardess to jump, and we were aft aid to let her, for fear she would be drowned. After evidence of a similar nature, Mr To]e asked the Court whether he should call further evidence. Mr Haselden replied that he thought the Marine Department had called sufficient unless there was any special evidence the nature of which should be stated. The engineers, recalled, explained that the hammering mentioned by H'etherelt was caused by a plug being hammered into the qverHcw pipe. Witness put a spanner on tho feed cock to turn it. No wedges had been used at all. The enquiry then adjourned until Janu ary 12th.
Tin: wTTKATO TIMES, WEDNESDAY, DEDEMBEIR 24 1902
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■Wautcds Etc. WANTED A strong Boy for the smithshop.—John Ferguson, Cam bridge. T*7-A\Tlil» —All Waikato lii'^i>lent.s to » * visit the West C->ast Health Resort, during Regatta Carnival week, and witness famous l'oi and llaka dances. WANTED- All Waikato Residents to visit tin' West Coast Health Resort, during Regatta Carnival week, and witness famous I*iii and llaka, dances. TXT A X'i'Tfl > J\ \( IWX-' Tf of having FAMILY GR»>l I'S PHOTOGRAPHEi> at Xnms" or New Year should mako appointments with M<• i:rs GAZE & CO. a ; early as possible. liowden's liuildings, Hamilton. \y ANTED—The travelling public to re- I ? member that Tea, Coffee, Pies, Pastry. Cakes, etc., are obtainable all day long at my Refreshment Rooms. Auck land, Local, and Illustrated papers.—J. 'J'. Home, Confectioner etc., Hamilton. Strings, and all Accessories appert aining thereto, to call on or send to H. H. Fowden, watchmaker and jeweller, Hamil- I ton, who has a large supply in stock.
Tenders. KANGITAIKI DRAINAGE DISTRICT HOARD. RANG IT AIKI SUB-Dl VISION. WHAKATANE COUNTY. !' ENDERS are invited for the following ivorks: CONTRACT No. I ■ WESTERN J)KAIX EXCAVATION, 5 miles GO chains H mile -. l<j chains, width G Feet, depth Hft fjin ; 2 miles 11 chains, wi-Uh S feet. depth Hit Gin. CONTRACT No. i'—EASTERN DRAIN EXCAVATION", 6 mil.-;: 2 miles drain, width G feet, depth Bft Gin ; !• miles drain, width S fret, depth :Sft Gin. CONTRACT No. H EASTERN BOUN DARY DRAIN EXCAVATION, 2 miles, width 1 feet, depth oil Gin. CONTRACT X". I—OUTLET LAGOON TO ORINE, about 15 chains, width 12 feet, depth Hit Gin. CONTRACT No. EXCAVATION OF DRAIN THROUGH SECTION Gi: 100 chains, width 8 feet, depth 3ft Gin. CONTRACT No. G— EXCAVATION OE DRAIN THROUGH SECTIONS 50, 51. 52, SH, and deepening existing drain. CONTRACT No. 7—CONSTRUCTION OF EMBAN KM ENTS along western side of R'Uigitaiki River, in sections 1 mile in length ; total length 5 miles, average width -ft Gin, height 2 feet. Specifications and conditions of contracts can he seen at the office of this paper, and at the Hoard's office, Whakatane, after Monday, 10th December. Tenders to he addressed to the Chairman, and sent into the Hoard's office, Whakatane, nut latei than 11 a.m. on Wednesday, 24th December, 1902. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. A. WARBRICK, Chairman Rangitaiki Drainage Board. Whakatane, Ist December, 1902. Lost, Found, &c, LOST— At Hamilton on Monday, parcel containing three Church Services. Finder kindly leave at Mr J. S. Bond's. Business No'.ices FOR SALE Cortland Waggon, with pole and shafts, Double and Single Buggies.—John Ferguson, Cambridge. DENTIST, CAMBRIDGE, Begs to intimate that he will be absent for about a fortnight, dating from Decem ber 24th. Due intimation of the time of his return will be given. £IOO WORTH OF TOYS AT E. J. Wilkinson's, Cambridge At your own price, from ONE PENNY upwards. CHRISTMAS CARDS— From a FARTHING. PRESENTS— Suitable for young and old. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS— •Tust arrived J)6o worth, direct from the manufac turers. Several novelties. DOLLS— One penny to 7s (sd, g T U D NOTICE WEBLEY, (HOTCH KISS-FAIRY QUEEN) Will stand the season at th ; Kangipai Farm, Ngaruiwahia-Waingaro Road, garuawahia and Whdtawhata Districts. Mr Pat. Mohan, Stud Groom, will be at NGaBUAWAHIA on MONDAY, and WHATAWHATA rn TUESDAY. i hose desirous are requested to book early to Recurs attention. His dam " Fairy Queen," brown mare, bred by Mr Alfred Bu"kland in ISBB, got by the Dauphin, her dim Queen Mab by Derby out of Una by imported St. Aubyn—Miss R we, by Sir Hercules For further particulars apply and address letters to Wm. Home, Te Akatea. WM. HORNE HAMILTON HOTEL, VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. W. BRIGHT, Proprietor. THE BEST APPOINTED lIOSTELTY IN THE WAIKATO. GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR TOURISTS. BEAUTIFUL GARDEN AT THE REAR OF THE HOTEL. FIRST-CLASS TABLE KEPT. BEST WINES AND SPIRITS i , STOCK. ALES IN DRAUGHT AND TN BOTTLES. CIVTLTTY AND ATTENTION TO ALL Billiard room fitted with one of 1 EDWARDS' BEST TABLES. SAMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCIAI TRAVELLERS. GOOD STABLING. •W. Bltlft HT, PROPRIETOR. Iraas Presents—^ 0 l o t Tea are, Dinner Ware, etc—At William Escort's, Cambridge,
Business I'otices- Hamilton, December 15th, I<H HA\ ING disposed of my butchering business to Messrs Stone j=n-.l Chil cott, I take this opportunity of thanking my customers for the liberal support ! have for so many years received from them, and to solicit a.continuance of the same to my successors. T. QUALTROUGU. Hamilton, December loth, l'.ioii. \TTrril ref fre nee to the above we beg vv- to say that we have this day take:, over Mr (ju'iltrough's old established bn iness, and hope by s'rict attention to busine-s, and by 'keeping meal o!'flu very best quality only, to receive a liberal share of patronage and supoort. G. STONE, i!. CHILCOTT. TAKE NOTTcE r pHAT FREDERICK HUXTABLK is l NO LONGER AGENT or in any e mnected with the WERT HELM, AND WHEELER AND WILSON SEWING MACHINE TRADE. Therefore no receipts or orders will be recognised as from December Ist, bearing Frederick Huxtable's signature, but DAVIS & CO. are the RECOGNISED AGENTS for the Waikato. Signed, LOCK, UPTON A: CO., Auckland. VERANDAH BLINDS CHEAP. A LL sizes from Is to 12s at SANDERS, Q.CE., Cambridge. SUMMER DRINKS. pASPBERRY SYRUP of Special J. A Quality, made expressly for me K brand of Genuine Raspberry Vine gar, Limejuice, Limejuice Cordial Herb Beer extract, De Carles concen trated drinks. Eiffel Tower con centrated drinks, really splendid. SANDERS, Q.C.E. K GOODS, Iv GOODS. !. r RASPBERRY JAM in Tins and i V Jars. K Jams assorted do. do. K Marmalade, K Nectarine Converse, K Potted Meats K Raspberry Vinegar, guaranteed made from genuine Raspberry K Potted Meats, lv Sheep's Tongues, K Beef Tea, K Vinegar K Tomato and V orcester Sauce Pepper, etc., etc. If you want reliable goods that will please you, try K goods. SANDERS, Q.C.E. NEW XMAS FRUITS. Machine dressed currants from fid lb. Finest quality Patras, do. Gd lb. Seeded Raisins and Muscatels, Lexias, Valencias, Sultanas from 7d lb; Figs, Dates, Desert Muscatels, Peaches, Pears, Apricots, Pine Apples from 7<l ; Almonds, nuts of all kinds. Evaporated Peaches, Apricots, from 8d lb. Prunes from Bd. Apples. Finest quality goods at right prices. SANDERS, QC.E. CONFECTIONERY. CHOCOLATES of all makes in every variety, including Magawattce Lollies of all kinds, Metz Fruits. Xmas Stockiugs, Jewel Packets, etc. SANDERS, Q.C.E. TAKE NOTICE. new Potted iloats, English, Ameri can and Colonial. For finest quality of Salmon, Sardines, etc. Try SANDERS, Q.C.E. BISCUITS. Biscuits from sm to 5 s u>. i can sell you all, either in variety, quality, or price. CHINA GLASS, ETC. CALL and see the display of articles in the window at Is each. Plenty more inside. A line assortment of goods to hand, suitable for wedding and Xmas presents. SANDERS, Q.C.E. DO YOU WANT FURNITURE V I CAN supply you with Furniture of Superior make of well - seasoned timber, at very reasonable prices. Furni ture and Bedding of every description, made'to order by competent workmen. SANDERS, Q.C.E. SASHES, DOORS, ETC. A STOCK of Sashes, Doors, Mantel- XX pieces, Verandah Brackets, etc., on hand, splendidly made of well-seasoned timber, at the lowest prices ever offered. Kauri timber, cheap and good. F. J. SANDERS, Agent for J. McAndrew & Co., Paeroa. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. ONLY' first-quality in Seeds and Manures are supplied by us. Samples may be seen at our agent, Mr F. J. Sanders, Cam bridge. Agent for W. S Laurie & Co., Auckland. QUALITY IS THE TEST OF CHEAP NESS, McCORMICK Harvesting Machines, are not the lowest priced on the market, but the quality is unequalled, and they are guaranteed to give satisfaction. Binders, Mowers, or Rakes. A full stock of fittings on hand for all machines. F. J. SANDERS, Sole Agent Auckland Province. WHILE thanking my numerous patrons throughout Waikato for their kind support, no effort will be wanting on my part to merit a continuance of the same. My ambition is to keep the finest quality of goods procurable. Wishing you all a merry Xmas and a happy and prosperous New Year. F. J. SANDERS, Q.C.E. Cambridge. PRESERVING Jars, Preserving Pans in Brass, Copper, and Enemelled. Arras Cream Separators are the simplest, most effective known. Call and inspect them. Prices 50s up. SANDERS, H 1»? CAMBRIDGE. T E j^ WAMIJTU & |£ awhia ROYAL MAIL COACH Leaves KAVVIIIA every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 8 a.m Leaves PIRONGIA every WEDNES DAY and SATURDAY »i> 7 ».m. Arriving at Piror.gi* t-ve.y TUESDAY and FRIDAY Tbn hof r«iS?D9 through T E HA V•A• M 0 A aND GOVERNMENT KING COUNTRY LANDS To be shortly opened for selection. A- SYMONDS & CO PROPRIETORS ... TE AWAMUTU
W. J iiunier. IN eonse<juenee of the New V>-ar Holidays tin.' undersigned WILL NOI IPu.D A.W .SALES at l'f Awainutu uii Decem ber 27tli, Cambridge ou January 3rd, or Ohaupo on Jamiaiy Gth. w. J. IJ. N T E I{. MOXwA'i, CLEAR IXg .SALE AT II.iUTAPU the undcr.iiguod lias received instructions from jJis J. iiu ; ,cJi '.at Puk t"iu Post, Oltice, ii.uiu.jm), wt.j having i.e \\ aikato, to mmi me nbole of her Li o ISE Ji oLU Fl R ITL' KE, iVC., iI.S foil'HVj ; I'irst cia.->6 Piano (good as new J, Chairs, iabies, Couch, Wicker Couoli, Vendors, Lamps, Eight-day Ansonia Ci"ck, 2 Double Iron Brass-mounted Bedsteads, 1 Three ijuarter iron Bedstead, 3 Wire- U ove Ma tresses, Hair Matress, Pillows, Bolster, etc., Mahogany Chest .if Drawers, Duchesse fair, W ashstands and \\ are, Looking •'lasses, Linoleums and Oilcloth, Dresser, Lauip Stove, Jars, Fruu Lotiles, Crockery, Kitchen fable, Iron lank, Buckets, yide-saddle and Bridle, Kitclien Utensils, etc., etc. Single-seated Buggy, Good « v >uiet Reliable Uorseand Harness, Two wheeled Roadster, (juiet Horse and Harness, llorse Covers, First-class Dairy Cow tnewiy calved), Calf, Fowls, Ducks, Sundries, etc., etc. Sale at 1 o clock sharp. W. J. HU X TEE,. HAMILTON STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 10U3. 1 lie undersigned will sell at Hamilton \ards on Thursday, January Bth : ">! k P RIME LEE F , V. m ' Booth, \\ ni. Graham, Wni. V lckers, Ohaupo 20 iat Steers and Heifers, Jas C. Mc- Vitie. 30 Yearling and 18-month Cattle Vv a than, Ware, William Yickers Entries Solicited. Sale at 12 noon. W. J. II UNTEfi. CAMBRIDGE CATTLE SALE. SATURDAY, January 10, 1003. In consequence of the UoU.il sale day falling on the 3rd (holiday week), I will hold my next Cambridge sale on January loth, one week later than usual, and will sell: fX( ) WELL - BRED YOUNG ■lt/V/ CATTLE, from neighbourhood ■lO Choice 18-month and Two-year-old Half-bred foiled Angus Steers and lieilers, W. Thornton 20 Well-bred Yearlings, R. Brown 45 Choice \ eariings and Strong Calves W. I'. Reid, G. Reid. 5 Fresh-conditioued Cows and Heifers W. P. Reid 20 Choice Yearlings, Robert Brown 12 Well-bred Calves, Taotaoroa 15 \ ery Choice Shorthorn IS-month old Steers, G. Nickle 8 Choice Y'eariings, Mr Price 30 Well-grown Choice Steer Calves, G Fat Cows, F. Hicks 12 Prime Fat Heifers. Jos. Gane, W, Sel'oy 6 Good Dairy Cows, at Calving, W. Stanley 40 Choice Calves, C. Chitty, A. Black man, X. Dougherty 12 Well-bred Three-year-nid Empty- Heifers, nearly beef, Fencourt 7 Three-year-old Steers, W. and E. Nickle W. J. II u N TER. NGBRU A WAHIA STO(' K SALE. FRIDAY, JANUARY 16. | A THREE - YEAR - OLD STEERS, 1' J.Jackson 25 Very Choice Calves, W. Hunt 20 Strong Calves, T. Hinton l J Mixed Young Cattle, R. Holmes At 11 o'clock Sharp. Entries Solicited. W. J. II UNTER. SHEEP FAIR. Wednesday, February 18, 1903. THE undersigned will hold his First Sheep Fair at Ohaupo Yards, as above. Entries solicited W. J. II UNTER. HOT WEATiiEIi GODS AT Milne & Ghoyce, Ltd., AUCKLAND. WASHING BLOUSES, Special job line at 2s Gd, (id, 4s (id ; Mercerised Sateen Blouses, floral styles, Is 1 Id to ! _'s (id : White and Coloured Washing Sik Blcuses, beautifully trimmed, at 12s (id, 15s (id, to 355. HOLLAND COSTUMES, with new Rus sian and Eton jackets, and smartly cut skirts, from 24s Od the costume. UNDERSKIRTS, in washing print-, all trimmed, at 2s lid, 3s fid, 3s lid, to 10s Gd; Fancy Materials, from 5s lid to 255. WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, Special Value, trimmed lace or embroidery and tucks, 3a lid, 5s lid, Gs lid, to 27s 6d. NEW SUNSHADES Handsome Cream Satin Sunshades, with wide moire stripe, 10s 0d; Striped and Floral Roman Satins, lis lid, Ss lid, los Gd ; I'iaiu and Fancy l'ara.\ols in every shade. CHILDREN'S WHITE SILK FROCKS, lace trimmed, to lit children from G to 0 years, 0s lid to 21s. NEW"FANCY GOODS FOR, PRESENTS —Good Fancy Soaps, :> cakes in artis tic box, Is 3d, is Gd, 2s Gd, Is Gd ■ Photo Frames, in all shapes. Is, is 3d, Is Od, 2s Gd, to 10s fid ; Pur -,i's, at Od, Is, Is 3d, Is Od, to 20s ; Fancy iinxed Hand kerchiefs, Is 3d, Is Gil, is 0d Is lid, to ids Gd the box: R"al Maltese Lace Scarves and Collars, lUs od, 12s Gd, 15s Gd, to 455. NEW GOODS FOR OFNTLEMEN— Special selection of Gent'.- Neckties, at Is, Is Gd, 2s 6d. to Js 'id SERVICEABLE LINUX HANDKER CHIEFS— Plain-hem, Is, Is 3d, Is fid; hem-stitched, is Gd to :is Gd. SMART WASHING WAISTCOATS, in whito, drab, and shepherd's plaids, at ns lid, Gs lid, So f i. !o Us Gd. FRENCH STRAW l'\X.\':\ HATS, Gs lid. Latest Ha s in every style. NEW TUNIC AND TLXNiS SHIRTS, from 3s Gd to 7s Gd : Gent's Whito and Coloured Sweuters, lis Gd, lis lid to 10s Gd. Immense sto'jc of Gent's Summer Underclothing. Xmas Presents —°S!S Plated Ware. Fancy Goods at William Escott's, Cambridge.
McNicol & Co. T<> WIIoM IT MAY CONCERN. JX Consequence »f the Xew V.-ur Holi 'l;Lys > tin- will NOT hold a •Sale at Olniui><• mi I'ui s.lay. :ioih Inst. McXICOI, ( 0. V.'.M IK.tr ST :CK SALE, i-'tiday J uiu iiy «» t C' !l ■ quenco <if n-jual -all l dav January -■ coming amid : 1 lie holidays v« will hold onl- next Waih'Mi {&!.• as above—one Week late) than u. uai. j " WELL - IiKED THREE-YEAR -1k) OLD STEERS McXI CO L k CO. G. ]'. MeCullagh, Auctioneer. OHAn'O LIVE STOCK SALE. TI'ES DAY, JANUARY 13. 17 AT, STORE, AND DAIRY L CATTLE McNICOL k CO. G. F. MeCullagh, Auctioneer. CLEARING SALE AT SCOTCHMAN'S VALLEY. WEDXESDAY, JAX U All Y 21. l-'avoured with instructions the under signed will soil on behalf of Mrs Gubbins, at the farm, Papakanui, Scotchman's Valley, ou above date, her Household furniture, hacks, BUGGY & DRAUGHT HORSES, BUGGY, DAIRY COWS, FARM IMPLE MENTS. &c. Two-horse Farmers' Favorite Drill, practically new, only drilled about 40 acres. Full particulars later. MoNICOL & CO. G. F. MoCullaoh, Auctioneer. 19/12 SALE OF ROTO-O-RANGI HERD OF SHORTHORN CATTLE AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, January 28, 1903. or, A HEAD OF PEDIGREE LO\J CATTLE Lit) Cows and Heifers, now with bull 35 Y'earling Heifers 75 Calves 4 Hulls 4 Draught Horses and Harness 6 Hacks Reserve. Catalogue and particulars on application Origin of Herd : The cows were origi nally imported from Melbourne, purchased in i 870 from some of the best breeders there, including the Circular Head Co. of Tasmania, one of the first, if not the first company, <o import and breed pure Shorthorns in Australasia ; kept pure since by bulls bred by J. Horwood, Badge water Park herd; E. Menlove, Esq ; Oamaru ; A. A. Fanthatn, Esq., Hawera; late John Grigg. Longbeach, Canterbury ; Archdeacon Williams, Te Aute, Hawke's Lay ; \V. Nixon, Esq., Can terbury ; R. D. D. McLean, Esq., Maraeka kaho, Hawke's Bay ; McH irdy Bros.. Pal merston North; and N.Z. Land Associa tion. McNI C 0 L (t CO. G. F. MeCullagh. Auctioneer. KAXGIRJ.RI STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, JAXUARY 2!). The undersigned will hold their next Rau giriri Sale on above date Entries Solicited. McNI CO L & CO. G. F. MeCullagh, Auctioneer. ANXUAL SHEEP FAIR AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, February 4, 190 Ewes, lambs, wethers and RAMS Entries solicited. At 12 o'clock. McNICOL & CO. G. F. MeCullagh, Auctioneer. P 0 R |)RIVATE QAL E FARMS in all parts of the district AGENTS FOR: Little's Sheep Dip, Fluid and Powder The Highland Sheep Dip P. and I). Duncan's Implements E.L.T. Xoxious Weed Destroyer, a con deused fluid prepared for the de struction of blackberry, gorse, briar, etc, When properly applied this preparation is entirely reliable. One gallon of fluid to 40 gallons of water. Supplied in one, two, and five-gallon drums ; one gallon 6s 6d, two gallon 5s (id. five gallons ss. Spray pumps especially constructed for the pur pose, prices <£4 10s. If bushes are small the fluid can be applied with ordinary water-can. Further par ticulars and testimonials on applica tion. McNICOL CO. PEDIGREE POLLED ANGUS BULLS FOR PRIVATE SALE. r PURE-BRED POLLED ANGUS U BULLS, the property of Mr Alex ander Aitkeu, and bred upon the Kerenoe Estate. For further particulars apply to MONI C 0 L & CO. DROWN LEGHORNS Wo have the greatest laying strains in the wor'd, and are now booking orders for sit tings. We are giving a Silver Cup as a Trophy to the Waikato Poultry Club for beet Brown Leghorn Cockerel or pullet, at next Hamil ton Show, hatched from eggs from our jard« by Waikato breeders.—Write for catalogue; to T. A. BROOK ER, Otahuhua. Part Miliars also from Secretary Waiksto Poultry Club, Hamilton. 82i. WHAT DOES THE NEGLECT OF A BAD COLD MEAN r Only !<»<> frequently a s(ricusa'tack 01 Pneumonia and the sowing ■f the R..eds of that Bcouige of humanity, Consumption. These evils can be averted b" taking ] USSICURA, which has been rr, ve I by experience to be the Remedy sf the for till comphintg of the Throat, Lung* und Bronchial Tubes. Price 2s 6d psr Botths Obtainable at all Chemists asfl Storekeeper, throughout the colonv. Wades Wprjpi rigs the Wonderfu Worm Worriers—are a sure remedy, in l? I boxes. Sold everywhere.
Davis & Co SPECULATORS WITH LARGE OR SMALL J CAPITAL all those anxious to Seaure GOOD INVESTMENTS of Substantial and Increasing Valus and to those wishing to secure COMFORTABLE HOMES SNUG FARMS OR GOOD PASTORAL PROPER TIES We would call your attention to the fact that we can offer the best and most com plete List of Properties of all kinds in hi \Va : kato and surrounding Districts, and are prepared to FINANCIALLY, ASSIST BUYERS. We cannot here advertise our large list of properties in detail, but we are always* ready to give, or post full particulars" intending buyers, also to conduct them over the different properties we have for Sale, free of charge. Wo have properties from 50 acre to 5000 acres blocks in price from 17s Gd per acre to .£lO per acre with good roads, near Post Office, school, Creameries and Railway, and on Easy Terms. IF YOU Desire to Sell \\ e shall be glad to receive full particulars „ of your property which we advertise in '" different parts of New Zealand and Australia, which costs you nothing, as advertising is the keystone to our success and our terms are, NC SALE, NO CHARGE. We have numerious inquiries from all part, of New Zealand and Australia, our con nection being very extensive. Having lately sold several properties is a proof of our ability to do business. Why Pay Rent. We have several Good Town Properties with 4to 9 roomed houses, with \ acre to 10 acre good land in or Hamilton East and West. Easy terms. For further parti culars apply to DAVIS & CO. AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, HAMILTON. Auction sales conducted in all parts of the country. Advances made on all goods placed with us for Sale. WAIKATO AGENTS and SHOW ROOMS for the WONDERFUL WERTHEIM SEWING MACHINE Three machines in one. On Time Pay ment, 2s 6d per week. Also, PIANOS & ORGANS English and German, and on easy terms. From 2s 6d per week. See our quality and price before you pur chase. WAIKATO AGENTS Northern Fire Insurance CompanjK"*'' Capital ,£5,689,000. WAIKATO AGENTS Imperial (gold medal) Calf Food, best in the market. Once used alway? used. Auction sales at our New Mart and Yards, Hamilton, EVERY SATURDAY at 2 p.m., of POULTRY, PIGS, PRODUCE FURNITURE, etc. Anything you have for sale TAKE IT TO DAVIS & CO, and have it turned into cash. \/\/ OODCARVING—ReIief, Chip, Floral. ". .. « * Chip, etc. Terms, 12s 6d per quarter, Is bd per hour. Articles designed.—Misp E. Ayling, 13, Victoria Area le, Auckland. TO WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS HOTELKEEPERS, and the General Public in the CITY OF AUCKLAND, and the SURROUNDING DISTRICT. IT having come under the notice of the undersigned Dunedin Brewers that BOTTLED ALE AND STOUT PUR PORTING TO BE DUNEDIN ALE AND STOUT is now being sold throughout the Auckland District, bearing on the Labels the name of D. ARKELL, and a statement that the same is brewed expressly for D. Arkell, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Brewers that THEY DO NOT BREW FOR OR SUPPLY ALE OB STOUT TO the said D. Arkell. Dated at Dunedin, this 15th day of Julv 1902. JAMES SPEIGHT AND CO., LIMITED. McGAVIN AND CO. MAURICE JOEL WILLIAM STRACHAN AND CO. COYLE ANO JOLLY, HAMILTON, w HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Sawn and Dressed Timber, MOULDINGS DOORS SASHES JOINERY, &c. Also, stock Posts and Wire Builders' Ironmongery White Lead and Oil, etc. Jobbing Work Done. Plans and Specifications Prepared and Estimates Given. Agents for United Fire Insurance Co. ALMADALE, HAMILTON. Private Boarding Estab lishment. MRS F. A. QUICK. Every Comfort and Convenience for Tourists. HOT AND COLD BATHS. Any Person FOUND TRESSPASING with dog or gun on any of the Assets Realisation Board's properties in the Wai kato will be prosecuted. JOHN McCAW, Estates Superintendent, Matamata |
WT/1902/WT_19021224/MM_01/0004.xml | 4,149 | THE WAIKATO TIMKS, WEI NESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1902.
: \ Printed and published by Bobkbt Jobx | Paull and Okoboe William Vbn- . ables at their registered printing, office, Victoria street, Anqf 9 land, New Zealand. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1908. |
Thin Blood Thin blood always makes trouble Tour circulation is very poor, you have cold hands and feet. Your nerves arc weak, you are despondent and discouraged. Your stomach is bad, you have indigestion and sick headache. Your muscles are weak and you can hardly drag about the house. But there is a prompt cure. P r//// Mrg. M. Areher, of Kobart, Tasmania, senda her photograph n ml says: " My bio-id was so thin and my circulation was so poor that :ny fingers were cold and blue all tho time. ] lost all energy and was almost lifeless, P.m. Aycr's Sarsaparilla soon restored vitality to my whole system. It purified my Mood and made it rich and healthy. 1 believe It is tho greatest medicine in the world for the blood." Sarsaparilla There are many imitation " Sarsaparillas." Bo sure you get Ayer's. To get the best results from Ayer's Sarsa parilla your bowels must be in good condi tion. Aycr's I'iild cure constipation. , towd fey .' C AycrS Co., Lowell, Miss., U.S.A. EVANS' ONDEBFUL T) E M E DIE 8 TUSSIODRA. For Coughs and Colds. WITCH'S OIL.-For Rheu matics, Chilblaines eto. MOUNTAIN KING ASTHMA FCWDER.—For Asthma and Bronohits. Theso preparations, which have pained a reputation throughout the Col ony are obtainable in the Waikato district from the following H. J. Clifford, Morinsa ville ; Thoc. Wells, Cambridge ; W. Escott, Cambridge : F. J. Sanders, Cambridge; Chas Boyce, Cambridge ; Parr Bros., Hamilton , S. J. Davey. Hamilton : W. Dey, Hamil on ; J, S. Edwards, Ohaapo ; 0. M. A. Abier, Te Awamutu ; F. A. Chapman, Kihi kihi ; Green and Colebrock, Te Kuiti and Otorobanga ; Dooley and Pat»reon, Ngarua wahia ; B. F. Sandes, Hamilton ; A. E. Manning, Hamilton ; R. J. Roberts, Cam bridge. Price, 2/G. It is Breakfast Time. • Don't want any." " Jt'a time to go to work." " Leave me a lore." There you are, limp asaiaj, Ijing in bed. when there's good, cold cas '' wa ' t ' n g ' >,r y° u at v J' oul u ' ; y° ur head is heavy, your ey< lids are lead. Your I £ Em t' ngue tastes bad, and Jr fy you don't care. It's / « liver-liver—liver, and stomach—•itr.macli—stomach. You don't know it, but it's so. There is just one remedy that will put vim in you, by giving you clean bowe's, a hj» althy stomach, a lively liver, and bio id that ia rich and red, and don't stagnate. It is Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills. They put an appetite in your stomach, a move in your bowals, life in your liver, ai.d the thing that builds bone, flesh and nerve in your blood. They will mike you sleep at night, wake in the morning, eat your meals, and r&B|||ll work with pleasure. Dr. Morse's Indian Root PilU get at the |ftK§j| cause; they start at the founda- A 1 tioa of the disease; they care when other remed- ies fail. I) ■. \1 or-ie's f, / I Indian Root Pills | rljft 11 are a perfect blood «. fl purifier,and aposi* tive cure for I'* Biliousness, Indigcst on, Constipation, Head* aehes, Sallow Complexion, Liver and Kidney Troubles, P.les, Pimples, Hoi Is and Blotches, and f' r Female Adinmts. Sold by chemists and sto ekeepers, pi ice Is 3d per bottle, or si* bot'.les 7-i, or same will be mailed, post paid, uponrecipt of price. Sole Proprietors, The W. H. CmmtoekUo., Ltd. (Australasian Depot), 53 Pitt Street, Sydney. Packed in amber bottles, and the full name blown thereon. "Say-Friend: takl^teaspoonsful FOR COUGHS R COLDS IT ACTS LIKE MAGIC!!! SOLD ij.Yf.RYWHE.PX R s/s. 2SI John Ecttlcy, WHOLESALE & RETAIL BUTCHER (Opposite the Hamilton Hotel). BEST QUALIIY MEAT ONLY KEPT. Connected wherewith is THE HAMILTON COFFEE Ml ASF. Hot Dumbs Daily fbok 12 to 2 o'cloci Chops and Steaks Beady in Ten Minutes. DINNI R on SALE-DAYS at 11 O'CLOCK fr Saocs, B'gattae, Shows, to., Qitered {or,
CAMBRIDGE CO-OP. STORES. For Boots AND Shoes. Men's Boots Women's Boots Children's Boots. We are Daily Oponiug New Boots and Shoes for the Xmas Trade, and can Give You a Choice Selection of the M at Up-to-Date S;yl§j at Fine Prices. THOS. WELLS, George E. Claris LAND, PRODUCE, & GENERAL AGENT, CAMBRIDGE. FOR SALE, NEW SEASON Swede, Turnip and Rape, Now landed ex Tongariro from William Hurst and Son, London. THESE Seeds are from specially selected stocks which ensures the high est class and quality of the grower. Hurst's Monarch Swede Hurst's Perfection Swede Hurst's Lord Derby Swede Green Top Aberdeen Turnip Purple Top Aberdeen Turnip Imperial Green Globe Turnip Fosterton Hybrid Turnip Broad Leaf Essex Rape Special prizes will be offered for roots grown from above stocks at next Root Show. Shirley and Co.'s £ s. d. Superphos phate Special Turnip Manure Bone Phosphate 64 per cent., guran teed Maiden Island Guano Bonedust, etc., etc. Kainit FOR CALF FEEDING— Cod Liver Oil Cocoanut Cake Wheat Meal Crushed Linseed Whole Linseed Crushed Oats Bran and Sharps Premier and Champion Flour Wheat, Maize, Barley, Oats Fencing Wire, Barbed and Plain Wire Strainers, Walker's Rollers Fencing Staples Dehorners (Keystone) George E] Clark, Duke Street, - • CAMBRIDGE rpAUPIRI QOAL jyjlNEfc j^IMITED. The Best Household Coal in the Colony. CAN now be obtained from all Cool Dealers in Waikato, Orders addressed to the Mice Manager Mr Edward 8. Wight, Huntly, will bo promptly attended tip. FRANZ BCHERFF, Auckland, April, 1899.
Tl CKiClt'S Sunshine Fruit Syrups. Two flavours—Raspberry and Lemon. A 6(1 packet will make two gallons refresh ing summer drink. Use with water or seltzogene. Sunshine Jelly Crystals. fd packets. A great success. Fifteen flavours. Cannot be beaten. One packet, one pint finest jelly. Ask the flavour yon prefer. Sunshine Pudding' Powder. (id boxes. Fi'iir different flavours, two flavours in each Gd b<.x. EachOd box, with miik, etc., makes two quarts delicious pud ding. Sunshine Custard Powder. Four flavours, assorted, in each Gd box. Each flavour makes one pint. Family Baking Powder. One more kind lady wanted as a cus tomer ! < ief the lir.-t till : the see lid will soon come ahmg. We dn n.>t ask ymi to use the tin to LIFT the scones. You get honest, full weight, exclusive of the tin always. That B'.y knows tin- (irocer, and the Grocer knows the li y by this time ! !! Of all Grocers. Manufacturer ; W. V. Tucker, COMMERCE STREBT, AUCKLAND. THE QAMPBELL AND jgBRENFRIED QOMPANY, £IMITED, Capital ~ £300,000 43, QUEEN STREET WHARF, ALBERT BREWERY vJUEEN-STREET AND DOMAIN BttEWERY, NEWMARKET. Dibbotoes J. Logan Campbell, Esq. (Chairman), Apthcb M. Mtxbb (Managing Director), and Leo M. Migßa. Siobbiaby : Alvbsd 8, Bankabt, Cable Address: " Beeblre," Auokhnd, AGENTS FOR- R. PORTER & CO., " Buildoj; " ALE STOUT. London M. B. FOSTER & SONS (Ltd. "BurD ALE and STOUT, London J. SCHWEPPE & CO., MINERAL WATERS, Sydney and London D, H. BURKE, SCHNAPPS, Hamburg W. kG. GILBEY, SCHNAPPS, London J. W BURMESTER, PORT, Opnrto ADET SEWARD & CO., V.D. CLARET JAS. BUCHANAN 4 CO,, SCOTCH WHISKY, London JAMES WATSON & CO., SCOTCH WHISKY, Dundee PEASE, SON & CO., 8.0.5. WHISKY Darlington HIRAM WALKER & SONS (Ltd. " Canadian Club " WHISKY, Ontario DUNVILLE & SONS (Ltd.), V.R. IRISH WHISKY, Belfast SIR JOHN POWER & SONS, IRISH WHISKY, Dnhlin ROUYER GUILLET & CO., BRANDY Cognao ADELAIDE WINE CO'., "Tanunda, Adelaido MOST & CHANDON, CHAMPAGNE Reims KRUG & CO.. CHAMPAGNE, Reims RUIN ART & CO., CHAMPAGNE, Reirap E. IRROY. CHAMPAGNE. Reims A, COLLIN, CHAMPAGNE, Chalons Etc., Etc. Etc. A very Large Assortment of the BBRI BBAsna of WINES & SPIRITS, inoludinß AUSRALIAN WINES, always on band, CIGARS.—Man? wall-known bbands Selection. ALBERT & DOMAIN BREWERIES— PRISE MEDALS AND AWARDS : Sydney Exhibiton, 1879, Melbourne Ex hifcition. 1880: Wellington Exhibiton, 1885 Auckland Exhibition, 1877,1878, 1879, 1850 Colonial and Indian Exhibition, ISSfi ; Dun e-din Exhibition, 1890. TASMANIAN EXHIBITION, 1891-2 Ale (bulk), Bpfioisl First Award Gold Medal; Ale (bottled), Firef Avard: Stout (lulk), Special lirpt Award Gold Medal: F'ovt (bottled), Special First, Award and Gold Ai»o, CHAMPIONSHIP against all foreign and Colonial Peer Exhibited j and MELBOURNE CENTENNIAL EXHIBI TION, 1888 : First. Prize and Gold Medal. THS CAMPBELL & EHBBNFBIED CX)MPANY (Ltp.). 7/6/7 Lowest Prices GROCERIES SEND TO Hacferson HAMILTON. We are cash buyers of Butter, Eggs, Horsehair, Fungus, etc., etc. 28/6 WAVERLEY HOTEL AUCKLAND. MAURICE O'CONNOR, PROPRI&K R desires to intimate that he has taken over the business of this Popular Hotel, and would respectfully request a continuance of the liberal support hitherto awarded bis pre decessor. VISITORS TO AUCKLAND will find that no effort will be spared to afford thero '■v. ry oouif. it, whilst the TARIFF will be, as previously, MOST MODERATE. The Hotel is within ona minute's wilk Railway Station and Whir?, an! ommm d i magnificent view of the Harbour. To the friends of the Proprietor in different parti of the colony, a Cead Mille Failtbe wil ver be oxtended, and a pleasant sojourn s pared. WINES, SPIRITS, ALES. ETC. Of the BEST BRANDS ONLY MAURICE O'COMNOR. d 310 9/12 EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR VISITORS. P.O. Box 350 Telephone 4GB. Prince Arthur Hotel, WE) LESLEY-STREET, AUCKLAND, W'v K/nd Spirits ef the Best Brands Only tv-olass Billiard Rocra. Night Porter, V', M CCCIVI Proprietor, Utr U. 5.3. Co. ( ll\N(it, < >)• \\ \TKR often brings on diarrhoea. Fur this reason many ex perienced travellers carry a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with them to be used in case of an emergency. This preparation has no equal as a cure for bowel complaints. It cannot be obtained while on board the cars or steamship, and that is where it is most likely to be needed. Buy a bottle before leaving home. W. DEV, Agent, Hamilton ; THOMAS WELLS, Vgent Cambridge; GEO. M. A. AlilEII, Agent, Te Awamutu sell it.
F. A. PEARSON, LAND, COMMISSION, AND GENERAL AGENT AND VALUER, KAWHIA. 1 havo several Farms, Business Sites, Town Sections, etc., in the Kawhia, Bairlan utid Waikalo Districts for Sale and invite correspondence. Sole agent for tho Mahino Noxious Weed Exterminator in the above District aud if any farmers who have Blackberry! Briar, Ragweed, etc., on their lands wili communic ito with me, I will arrange to meet at an early date and experiment cn pitches just tot-how thera the killing 'jual tits. Hundreds of gallons used weekly iu tbs Taranaki District, and the price in with in reach of all. Sole 4gent North of Wanganui: Walter Syme, M. H. R. F. A. tEAESOtf, TAINUI-STREET KAWHIA. 4
quality, not cheapness, IS SOMrIHING TO BE Co.XSIi ERED WHEN PURCHASING GRAIN & FKHTIUm DRILL. THE "FARMERS' FAVORITE." 1} Ea . I ;. > '. IBEK T , : About 1-0,000 farmers have bought "Farmers' Favorite" 11 l'riis. iiiia great trade has b-en built up beoause the "Farmers' ravurite has proved itself capable of Joing better work, with less cost for repairs, than any other. If you hare aay doubt if it is the best to buy the ravorite or one of the so-called cheap drills now being offered, write to some farmer who has been using drills, and has a good general knowledge of the different makes, always keeping in mind the fact that Mr Joseph Barugli, President of the Waikato Farmers' Club, bought the " Farmers' Favorite" after he had used other makes. WHI ? A\ e don t know, aud, if we ask hi.n, being interested, he might not care to tell as we c.iuld use it as an advertisement. But he might tell you why he bought it. If you are a private buyer " ask him." r SOLE 'AGENTS: New Zeal iiid Loan ai'u Merc mtile Agency iotnpany, Limited, HAMILTON. XjA.JSTID FOB SALE. I Land. Land. Land. OF 3300 ACRES ALL PLOUGHED & GRASSED Evei'Sley Estate, Taupiri Subdivision WOODLANDS ESTATE 'OF 854 ACRES 0F ALL PLOUGHED AND GRASSED, Otterburn Estate, ! WOODLANDS OF 793 ACRES, ESTATE NEARLY ALL PLOUGHED A^D GRA3SED. The above properties all adjoin the Walton a _ Station, en the Auckland-Kotorua Railway "6W bGGtIOIIS Still UHSOId line, and tiro withm 29 miles of Hamilton and Cambridge. , EARLY APPLICATION SHOULD BE The land is of excellent quality, and is j admirably adapted for DAIRY F\RMS. MADE FOR SAME. OPEN FOR PRIVATE SALE, n-n T..h»,,i o PS'CES low. TEfiMS EASY. line, and arc withm 29 miles of Hamilton and Cambridge. The land is of excellent quality, and is admirably adapted for DAIRY FARMS. OPEN FOR PRIVATE SALE, o:a Liberal Terms, ON 23rd APRIL, 1902. Topies of plans and full particulars j F ° r full l ,articnlars plans apply to the obtainable from the undersigned undersigned. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MER CANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd. HAMILTON, Or any of the Company's Branches throughout the Colony. WE APE ADDRESSING THE FAIR SEX. WE ARE ADDRESSING THEM ON A FAIR QUESTION, jj WE ARE ADDRESSING THEM IN A FAIR WAY. | LADIES, WHY DRINK I BAJD. TEA ? I China tea is not necessarily bad, but the greac chance is that it is certainly you never get the best • iiina Tea, nor yet the second, nor eveu the tuird best. The bc-t; . ver leaves China, the second best is nearly all sent to Russia, tha third, fourth, fifth and other descend ing grades come to Australia. Happily the imports o. ; .hina Tei are lessening steadily, and cor respondingly those of Coy lon are going up. Ceylon tea ia grown in a British Colony and Ceylon is the picked spot of earth for tea grow ing. All Ceylon tea is good ; the bent is exquisite, and no othor tea grown in any othor part of the world can in any way compare with it. The best Ceylon tea is the famous which is picked on the mountain heights of the Island, packed in lead on the spot where it is grown, and sent down to Australia to the agents of the Nirvana Co., fresh by every mail. Nirvana Tea is put up in pounds and half pounds and every pack age bears the name and trade mark of the company aa a guarantee , that it is all we claim of it. Obtainable from W Escott, Cambridge ;W. Dey, Kirikiriroa ;! £ lan Jiros, Hamilton; S. L. Bygrave and W Dihsnll To 1 Aroha; T. H. Hal! and Co., Sok Agent" Auckland' 18 j g fo \;s:*s«s ra ™. elemes AND E. J- DiVEI. FIGS, DATES, MUSCATELS, ALMONDS, SEEDED RArSTNH AND FANCY CONFECTIONERY. KAISINS Agent Foi N.Z. Herald, Weekly News, and Auckland Star. • J. DAYEY, GROCER, BAKER, AND GENERAL STOREKEEPER HAMILTON.
T HE JJACON 00 frankton junction, Beg to notify that they are Buyers of well finished Dairy and Graiu-fed Bacon Pi„ t Weighine l dressed 120 to 1501b at hides' cinrt ist puces all the year round. Heavier prices* finisht(i ma ? be bought at lowe' Pigs received at Factory on Tu&dav Thursday and Friday of each week. _ A , we Prize of one half-penny per ffloTof* P p- id t0 th - 6 of the week Plgß receiTel dnrin S each GEORGE WATT, Manager. TAMES HALLY, Secretary. 11
DAIKY FARMS FOR SALS. LOCKERBIE MATAMATA, WAITOA. Ihb Pbopkbti of The Assets Realisation Board. JL FARMS of suitable area, irom 65 aores to 350 acres, aro of Gond Quality Soil, Well Watered. Close to Railway, and within easy distance of Creameries and Factory. Buyers may select Any rea, and Purchase on VERY EASY TERMS OF PAY MENT. INTEREST.— per centum per annum. PLANS AND PARTICULARS may be ibtained from— THE BOARD'S MANAGERS on tbe Properties, Messrs H. & J. CLIFFORD, Morrins ville. Messbs MoNIOOL ft CO., Hamilton. Mb A. W. EDWARDS, Te Aroha Mb A. HANNA, Solicitor, Auckland Or THE HEAD OFFICE, Wellington. WALTER G. FOFTER, 8/11 General Manager QHEAP MONEY QHEAP MONEY monky £IOO to £IO,OOO ON COUNTRI, CITY, AND SUBURBAN FREEHOLDS 4t 44 per Cent. Tetms of Repayment of the ilost Libera Character, which can bo ascertained on en quiry J.H.RICHARDSON, Of'verr.mftijt Ineurncre Commissioner The undersigned has for sale or lease on ibaral turmi DAIRY FARMS GRAZING FARMS BUSH FARMS NATIVE T.w TOWN AND SUBURBAN SECTIONS COTTAGES, STORES To owners of property : My terms, are nc ale no charge, A R. LANGLEY, LAND AGENT AND VALUATOR RAGLAN. IyjOUNTAIN J^ IMU "pMBi-.B QOMPAMY, JyMITED, MAMAKTJ finest mountain-grow RIMF IN THE COLONY FIRST AWABD and GOLD MEDAL against all-comers at the Auokland Industrie and Mining Exhibition, 1898-99 Over 1,000,000 feet of Building Timber in Stock, Als«, EVERY CLASS OF DRESSED TIMBER & MOULDINGS. W. MAUNDER, AGENT. HAMIITON J. CLAYTON, AGENT, Nqakuawahja Telegrams promptly attended to. 18'7 HAMILTON I | ASHBUHTON Waikato | | Canterbury \\T AIKATO f\ ALVANISED TRON QALVAK HARDLEY BROS Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Bel I hangers. WORK UNDERTAKEN IN ANY PART OF THE WAIKATO. Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers of Spouting, Ridges, Baths, etc. TANKS A SPECIALITY. CORRUGATED IRON CURVEL TO ORDER Dairy Utensils of First Quality. A TRIAL SOLICITED. HARDLEY BROS., HAMILTON VI RS SIFFELT MAIL CARRIER, STOREKEEPER FRUITEREP, ETC,. ONGARUE. News Agent for all Weekly and Daily Refreshments, Dining Rooms, and Good Beds. Meals at all hours. Orders promptly at tended to. Notice to farmers and OTHERS, PURE BONE DUST GUARANTEED. The following is the list of our various Bands of Bonedust and Artifical Manures : PURE BONE FLOUR PURE BONEDUST (steamer) PURE BONEDUST (coarse) AIBONEDUST WHEAT AND CORN MANURE ROOT MANURE TURNIP MANURE POTATO MANURE GRASS MANURE MAIZE MANURE Special Quotations for Large Lots. Prices, Analysis, and Samples on ap plication. WARNOCK BROS. Durham-street, Auckland. ITHERS, VIOLINS, BANJOS, MAN DOLINS, and other musical instru m &ts at WILKINSON'S, Cambridge.
S ML Vaile&Sons, REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND PROPERTY AUCTIONEERS, 95 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. WAIKATO AGENT: MR M. G. FARHER, " BANK WOOD," HAMILTON, ho will conduct intending purchasers to properties free of charge, and will be glad to receive particulars of properties for sale. CHEAP BUSH FARM. Adjacent to Railway Station. 0•) I / |S. Per Acre, 238 acres good r*j X'" level land in heavy rimu timber, except 40 acres which have been grassed and fenced ; close to post office ; station and township ; handy to good mar ket, and about 150 miles from Auckland. 7116 RICH LITTLE FARMS. Close to Station, &c. to per acre. Several hands farm sections of from 22 to 3d acres each ; very fertile land, fenced, and in remarkably good grass ; on one there is some pretty bush; all well watered; one mile from station and large township, any about 30 miles from town. Prices range from 418 to <£22 per acre; one-third cash, balance five years at 5 per cent. 7056 HANDY FARM. Twenty miles from Auckland. Opan- 108 ACRES; all fenced and sub-divided; 85 acres grass; 12 acres crop; small orchard; 1 acre bush; 4 acres drained swamp; balance rough land house of four rooms and verandah; stable, cowshed, &c.; mile from school, post office, ic.; one mile from creamery and 5i from station. Price, 4620 ; terms if desired. 7164 UNIMPROVED LiNDS. NGAROTO PARlSH—Allotment 360, con taining 50 acres, £75. TAUPIRI PAKlSH—Allotment 325, con taining 50 acres, £3B. TAUPIRI PARISH Allotment 189, con taining 50 acres, £3O. TALTIRI PARlSH—Allotments 377 and 379, containing 100 acres, £75. TUHIKARAMEA PARlSH—Allotment 30, containing 50 acres, £SO. TUHIKARAMEA PARIBH Allotment 131, containing 50 acres, £3O. TUHIKARAMEA PARISH-Allotment 74, containing 50 acres, £75. 7092 We undertake any business in con nection with the selling, buying, mort gaging or leasing of land and buildings and confine our attention to this- Samuel Vaile and Sons, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. - 21/10 ss PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE Value of E.tates in the Oefice : OYER THREE MILLIONS STERLING. Capital & Interest guaranteed by the State. Further la' ge reductions now made in costs administration. The Public Trust Office seeks to be merely elf-supporting. Estates under Wills or Intestacies wher converted into cash and held for beneficiaries are credited with interest at highest rate, cap italised yearly, and free of all office charges. The Public Trustke can be appointed Executor of the Will or Codicil of any person. Advice as to the making oi Wills is given free of charge. The Public Trustee can be appointed Trustee in place of previously appointed Trustees or in place of persons who wish to be relieved of their Trusteeship. The Public Trustee can be appointed Trustee for Marriage Settlements, Money Trusts, Sinking Fund, and other Trusts The Public Trustee undertakes the many agement of Property as Attorney or Age. The Public Trustee administers Intestates' Estates, Lunatics' Estates, and Unclaim ed Lands. The Public Trustee has Trust Funds for investment on Mortgage of First-class Freehold Securities at lowest current rate of interest. Liberal term for repayment FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY TO THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE, Wellington, Or any of the Agents of the Public Trustee of the Colony. D. MEREDITH, COACH PROPRIETOR, KIHIKIHI, RUNS A COACH TWICE DAILY, BE TWEEN KIHIKIHI AND TE AWAMUTU STATION, MEETING EVERY TRAIN. HORSES AND BUGGIES ON HIRE EXPERIENED GUIDES, PROVIDED FOR TRIPS TROUGH THE KING COUNTRY D. MEREDITH, Ivihikihi. fsT jyOW IS TrIG TIME TO PLANT JfATi S' RELIABLE Vegetable and Flower Seeds OF LVEBY DESCRIPTION. Catalogues free on application. Also, Catalogue of "IRON AGE" Labour - saving Implements* Orchard Requ sitea, e^c- From Country Agents, cr from ARTHUR YATES & 00, SEED MERCHANTS, AUCKLAND. TO MEN Write for free oopy of valuable book abon£ yourselves, your health, too happiness, jorr future It contains a fall exposition of the human sjstun and the remedies adopted. No need to consult doctors. Posted free in sealed envelope. Every man should read it. Ad- Irew-G. Spcofio, 639EliaHh-gtmt North Melbourne.
ALBERT HOTEL queen street AUCKLAND. HAVING taken- ov.-r this popular, and well-kuown Hotel, all visitors can rely upon orery attention and comfort. NIGHT PORTER IN ATTENDANO Tslephone 963. All telegrams promptly attended to. ARTHUR BACH PROPRIETOR (Late of Rotorua and Cambridge). E W A M U T U THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL JOE. BATHURST, .. Pbopriktor. THIS HOTEL is replete with all modern requisites necessary for a First-class Hotel. Having a fine Sample Room, and the best position in the township, it is the favourite Hotel for Commercial Travellers * and on account its being opposite the Town Hall is the most convenient for visiting Companies in the Theatrical line. Terns reasonable. Best quality Liquors and Gu *nru. I^/6 Hallett's Railway Hotel, mercer. WINES AND SPIRITS OP THE VERY BEST BRANDS. Brown Campbell's Special Brew always o draught. Good Shooting and Boating, Horses on Hire. Good Stabling and paddocking. RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS. Railway bar Stocked with finest Liquors, j J. E. HALLETT, PROPRIETOR. j,/6 Harbour View Hotel, RAGLAN MRS E. G. REID, Proprietress. THIS HOTEL has beeH re-built in first class style, with a view to affording every convenience for travellers and tourists. MAGffIFICEHT VIEW OVERLOOKING THE HASBOUfi Seccomb'es Special Brew on Draught Finest Wines and Spirits Good Stabling and Paddoeks Boating and Fishing. Waikato Mail Coach leaves the door
FIRST AWARD Christohuroh, 1895, G JI I^9B IED iL " ° tago Jubilre Kxh 'Wtbn, FIRST and SPECIAL, Auckland, 1899 FIRST AWARD, Chri.-tehurch, 1900 1901. Imperial Calf Footl (HEATHER BRAND). Can be used with either skim or separated milk, wbev, or water alonp. Extract from letter received from a gentle man in the North Islaud, who usee Imperial U Calf Food:—" I started feeding a calf about a week old, the mother of which was sold at birth. Our other cow gave so lifrle milk we c:uld only spare a pint per day Upon tbia, with your foodie reared the calf, using just two 251b bags, which lasted 100 days. If milk hid not been fo scarce we (should have ess Food. The " Calf" in question has, In the natural course of events, just dropped her econd calf, and is as nios a cow inu respects as could be desired." From the above it may be gathered that a calf can be successfully reared upon balf-a* pound of Food per day when milk is aoarce • if plentiful, less. ' PACKED IN 251b., 501b. f lOOlbs., and 2001b. SACKS. Our testimonials are too numerous to publish, but we have several stating that calves fed with this food are as fat, if not fatter than calves fed upon full milk. Waikato Agents: W. C. DAVIS & CO., ; HAMILTON. jjJiTtl n HILLS - Invigorate tlio Nerves, Strengthen thajstomach and Promote Healthy Action of the Liver. HOLLOWAY' PILLS cure Headache, Indigestio Biliousness and Feverish Att. They may be taken with perfi Manufactured only at 78, New Oxford I (late 533, Oxford Street), London. |
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REPORT on the "KP." IMPROVED SHEEP DIP TRRL, held on the Station of Mr. JOHN ALLEN, "The Cliffs," Waingaro, 25th February, 1902: "The Dip was used in the proportion of 80 parts Water to 1 Dip, about 750 to 800 Sheep being put through the first day. They were timed going through by watch, and the average was about 30 seconds." Mr. ALLEK writes as follows : "The Cti&," W&ingaro, 19th March, 1902. d about 2,000 Sheep and Lambs vrith your -*. r. utP this season, and have sold over 860 iq the market, whieh were PASSED BY THE INSPECTOR AS CLEAN. I have also examjaed those at home and FIND THEM PERFECTLY CLEAN, which is QUITE SATISFACTORY, they having been dipped a month ago." m CHEAPEST DIP On the Market. 3/9 PER GALLON Packed in 5 Gal. Drums. Mbssrs. A. Upton of Waimai, and G. A. McMil lan, Wainoabo, write as follows: " We have pleasure in stating tha* we were preseat at the Sheep Dip Trial of the "K.P."DIP held at Mr. Allen's, 25th February, 1902, and WE ARE THOROUGHLY SATISFIED that the DIP IS A RELIABLE ONE and DOES ITS WORK WELL." rosser Head Office : ALBERT ST., AUCKLAND. NEW ZEALAND DRUG CO. Ltd. Works: WEBTFIELD, near Otahuhu.
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UCKLAND "EIRKEZTNG CASH SCXT-SnBXUS OP ALL CLASSES OF PAT BTOCOC Stockowners please communicate witk Buyer, MR G. RUNCIMAN, CambridM. or at the WORKS, AUCKLAND. jj We are also BUYERS of PAOTOB: BUTTEE OUTPUTS. We have ON BALE BLOOD AND BONE MANi AND BONEDUBT. PRICES AND ANALTS3S 09 AFPLtOA TIOI. A. BEVINS, Manager. tRINUE A LBERT )LLEGfI AUCKLAND, FOR BOYS & GIRLS (Boarders and 3tf : % Pupils). Chairman of Board of Governors: Rbt. *Um H. Garland. Headmaster: Thokas Jackson, M.A. (Load. )i Vice-Master: Stuaet Stkvbnbon, M.A. (Ox ford and Melbourne). Senior Mistrecs: Miss E. M. Rainfobtk, M.A. (N.Z.) assisted by a larpe staff of Resident and Visit* # iog Masters and Mistresses. 4 Tbe College is controlled by • Board of fSB vernors appointed by the Wesley an Methedilt I Church of New Zealand, but the religieni B 1 caching is undenominational. There are separate College* for Boys aid Girls, together forming the finest set ef -chool Buildings in Auckland. The atoem- A morlat lon for boarders in both Callages is complete, and every arrangement is made te necurp their comfort. Well equipped Center's Wcrkskop newly added. Lurge and fully equipped Gyrrnasiam. j Central and elevated position. Large grounds. Examination ?tjcchsshs -During the last fire years 40 pupils have passed the N.Z. L, Matriculation and 23 the Civil Service Ex* aminatiens. Fees moderate. Charge for Boarders aide 1 from date of entry. Prispeetus on applicntion to Headmaster) or to The Waixato Taos Office. Next term begins TUESDAY, FEB. It. W 1803 . . "3. Tjrr ANTED KNOW*' ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE, SHIPMENTS OP BONEDUBT AX9» r * BLOOD MARfJRE. They are of First-chss Quality, and have I Analysed as under : Bonedust: Am. s|, P. Lime 50. Blocd huJ Bocedu^t: Am. 8, P. lime 28 Also, K\IMT, THOMAS PHOSPHATB '" GUANOS, SALT, AND OTHER RED ROCK SALT Invaluable for Stock. SALT FOR HAY AND OATEN SHEAVES. It should always be used, as the feed it | much more plat able, and there is lest lest ill weijih'. We also supply best qualities of W CLOVERS AND GRASS SEED 3 ON HAND: Stock* of Ppeci-lly-seleoted Southern D Winter, Canadians, Duns, White and Blaak Tattar. Gartons, Daoirh, Sparrowb'll, aad Fee] Oate. LINSEED: This is excellent food for Calves and Pool* fry. It is mere valuable than any Id-" Gra'n or Pulse. Send for particulars before Buying, 0« Values are undoubtedly the Best. F. W. S MITH AND COMMERCE-STREET, AUCKLAND. i/T E N Z IE S CL riO. & c°- WAIKATO &RATED WATER CQRDIAI MANUFACTORY. Latest aad Most Approved Methods Goods of the above Well-known Bread wtt be supplied from the Hamilton Factory. Titiopaks ft Obdses •Yw crrjAtLV Araxon To MKNZIES & 00., HAMttToir. AND AT THE THAMES] I f»AN i BECOME AN ELECTRICAL OI ! OTHER ESGItfEEB? By Our System of Teachi by Mail You Can. ADVANTAGES. 1 You study at home 2 Wo teach everywhere 3 No time lost from Work 4 Prepares for examinations 5 No text books to buy 6 Abundantly illustrated Instructions Papers 7 Instruction Papers free from all unnecessary mathematics and theoretical side issues 8 Each Instruction Paper prepared j experts 9 Instruceion private 10 The working is made interesting 11 II student can read and write, and studies at directed, success is assured 12 Feet can be paid by monthly instalments 18 Backward students given special assistance 14 Open to all. No time limit We also teach by mail: -Drawing, Shorthand, Book-keeping and Accountancy, and coach for tha Auditors' and Incorporated ;Accountattis' BttW Civil Service, University and !Law,-"! Languages, Pupil Teachers' and for "D"and'"E". Ever* candidate prepared by us for tlTfe recent t Teachers' Examination succeeded in passing Book-keeping Simplified for Farmers', recom mended by His Hon Mr Justice Kettle, 3f 64 pott free Stamp accepted The American School ef correspondent (Chartered by the State], Head Office for New Zealand, 191 Queen Street, Auckland "Write for free Illustrated Hand-book '• S■• and copies of testimonials from New Zealand graduate* ; and .-tudMits, »nd inoution subjects in which yen are interested Success certain if our instruction* - followed * HOT SPRINGS HOT TE ABOHA. ,R R. L. SOMERS wishes to infer* tha L Residents of the Waikato that he * taken over the above well-known I fam rite Hotel, ar.d uopw to B«it a ea uMnofttabmpwt.
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CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Sunday Dec. 28th—5th Sunday in Advent Hamilton, St. Peter's—B a.m. H.C.; 11 a.m., Morning prayer; 3 p.m., Children's service; 7 p.m., evensong. Cambridge—St. Andrew's 11 a.m., H.C.; and 7 p.m. Ohaupo—Christ Church 3 p.m., Tamahere —St. Stephen's 7.30 pi.m. Goodwood—The Schoolhouse 11:30 a.m. Te Awamutu—St. John's 11 a.m.; 7 p.m. Rangiaohia—St. Paul's 3 p.m. Kihikihi—Christ Church 7 p.m. Pirongia—St. Saviour's 11 a.m. Maugapiko—3 p.m. ROMAN CATHOLIC. Hamilton—Mass, 8 a.m. Cambridge—Mass, 11 a.m., Vespers 7 p.m PRESBYTERIAN. Hamilton—ll a.m.; 7 p.m. Cambridge—ll a.m. ; 7 p.m. WESLEYAN. Hamilton—ll a.m.: 7 p.m. Marshmeadows 2 p.m. Tauwhare —11 a.m. Ngaruawahia—7 p.m. Te Kowhia—2.3o p.m. Te Awamutu —ll a.m.; 7 p.m. Te Rah a—2 p.m. Huutly—ll a.m.: 7 p.m., (c) Taupiri-3 p.m SALVATION ARMY. Hamilton, 11 a.m.: 3 p.m.: 7 p.m.; at the Barracks. Cambi idge, same as for Hamilton. Oospel Hall, Chapel-street, Cambridge, tin Lord's Supper, at 11 am.
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MAKKET PRICES CUKKENT. Waikato Times Office This Day. The following prices for the current week are quoted by the Hamilton tradespeople to-day: Bacon, per lb— Farmers': Wholesale 9d ; retail lid. Cambridge: Wholesale K.id; retail Is Hams, per lb— Farmers': Wholesale Hid; retail Is. Cambii.loe; Wholesale lidj retail Is Id. E<*gs, per dozen —Wholesale lud; retail Ls. Dairy butter, per lb—Wholesale 7d; retail Bd. Cheese, factory, per lb Wholesale G.',d : retail, Bd. Oaions, per lb—Wholesale lid: retail, 2d Table potatoes, local; per ten—Wholesale £ I- : retail, ljd per lb. Chaff, per ton —Wholesaled; retail £7. Sharps, per lOClb Wholesale 8s ; retail 8s ( Jd. Bran, per lO'Jlb—Wholesale 7s 9d ; retail. ss Gel. Oats (Southern) per bushel Wholesale, :3s kl: retail 3s Sd. O.its (local) per bushel—Wholesale 3s 3d retail, 3s o'd. Fowl Wheat, per bushel Wholesale 5s : retail, 5s C>d. Maize, per bushel-Wholesale, 4s Cd ; re tail jf. OHAUPO STOCK SALE, Abo.ut 350 head of cattle were yarded at Mr W. J. Hunter's sale at Ohaupoon Tues day mostly well-bred calves and 1 and 2- yoar old steers, also dairy cows and store an 1 beef cows. There v. as a good demand for st>iro cattle of all ages and nearly every tl.iDg sold at late ruling prices." Hairy co-Asmade £<j to £7 Jos, calves mixed x'\ Ills to £2, do steers £2 10s to =£3,15-montli old skers X.i Ms lid to £3 17s, 3-yoar-old stoers£fi lust" £6 I<js, 2 Jycar-old-steers £5 7- (id to £5 15s, empty store cows XI 4s to XI 1 Is, do. heifers X* 12s (id to XI ls, light beef cows £5 15s to I'o. Several horses were also disposed of, hacks selliu<> from .£7 to £'J ss. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCAN TILE AGENCY CO. LTD. WEEKLY MAKKET REPORT. llors<s. —Continue in good demand, more than average numbers being brought forward. Heavy draughts from £2ri It's to X ■'.•, medium do. £2O to £3l Ids, light har ness horses £l2 15s to £2O ss, hacks £7 105 to £li>, weeds £3 It's to £0 IDs. Owing to the Christmas and New Year holidays im sales will beheld during the next fortnight, the next falling due on the Hth prcx, Ca'te. -At the Newmarket Yards on Tuesday, there was a moderate number of dairy cows and store stock yarded, and a small fciipply of beef. I lairy cows sold from £,) K s to £8 ios, store do. £3 15s to£l IMS, heifers £3 5s to £3 17s (id. Bidding for beef was dull and last week's prices wi re not maintained, Steers sold from £7 les )..£i-j in, cow- £5 5s to i.7 it*. ohe' ; : '.'"■ i re yui'i d in il-uul number? v.flL' i. L-t-lbn ; hoiu !>s ' dto 15-; I'd, c»-.< Ss I'd t-< 1 U od. Lamb ,in full supplv, sold lr. m Oil to 11-. ri:,s : .'■lore numeroi: . than f • r many weeks. Porkers 1..-; Gd to 395, weanora 5s 6d tol'.s 9d. At the clearing sale of live and dead stock held i n account of Messrs. Lorain ana Fag.m, there was a large attendance and ve.y satisfactory prices were realised. The hones sold from ill to £.'6 10s, gigs £s to Xl' ss, cil s £7o to £lu2, harness from £i i'h \q£2) per bet.
At the sale of Mr S. H. Stratford's" live and d"id stock on Monday, the attendance was goo I and satisfactory prices were real-
ised. There was an average muster of stock at V.'a'u' n "ii S itio'day, a,;i l late prices ruled. i\cvs sold from l'"> bs to £H 15s, steers £fi to £7 '-'- iJI, the advorii-ed Te Akau 'or ■ld heifers ave;.'„-big £■ 1 -.- Od. At Tuakau '.'i Wedneday tin r xis ;• «1 yarding, an i Newmarket rate: ruleo throughout. Hides: Wo oil? red our usual i|=utn : ily on I'iu* day to go d Couipetiti-u, ai'-i .■.,!■ p.iine ox ii d to 7d, stout d i. ;■; ! to :'!d. mi-din in do. 3.1 to 5 id, light do. !|i to I-', 1. -' igs to 2,!<1, kip to 3'|d. ealf to : J '. h->rse hides to f>S lid. Sheepskin.;: [nip oved in value, full won! led sdliug to Us s], pel', < It-l <■ , lid. drv to (sd, iambs salted to ■ 11. ry to lull. Tallow: Best rendered to 25s lid, r :i;»h fat ljd. Wool: We have sold privately on ac count of Mr Tlios. Coate- SI ro ishire.s a 1 sd and on account of various ven.tors fin crossbred to course do. to od.
Owing to the holidays the usual'weekly salo of hide-, etc., will not be levl next week, th" n-xt sale fal ing due on the Gth prox. Miize: Sellini: a! Is to t- Id on wliit. the latter price for prim ' yellow. Chaff: Prime Sou'hern oa'on sheaf X los to =£7, straw £ 1 I '- de'ivere !. Oats : Firm at 3s lid ex store for whole sale lines. Potatoes : The market has fa! en t. £9 per ton. Wheat: Quotations unchanged. Dairy Produce: There is nothing fresh to report. MESSES ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS' REPORT. WEEKLY HE POUT. On Saturday we held a clearance sale of Mr T. Gillard's stock, at Otara. There was a large attendance, and satisfactory prices were oh'fdned. The dairy cows brought up 10; horses, .£23 : binder, -£l7 ; pigs. £3 to X, 10s each. At Kemuera, on Wednesday, dairy cows brought from £5 to £7 los; no store cattle yarded. Being Christmas week, we penned" but a moderate number of fat cattle; heavy steers sold up to ,£11: cows to £9 ; fat sheep and lambs were well represented, with fair competition, wethers selling from Ids 6d to 16s ; ewes, 8s to 14s, well-fatted lambs, 10s to lis fid ;• light weights, 6s to 8s 6d. Pigs, scarce, kept late values.
MESSRS C. W. BIN'SEY AND SONS REPORT. On Monday hides and sheepskins sold freely at last quotations. Hides : Firm for all well flayed and con ditioned. Prime, 7d to 7jd; extra stout, 6£d to 6Jd; stout, sjd to 6d ; medium, 4:} d to 5d ; light, 4]d to did ; cow, picked, i]d ; best lines, 4:' lto Ud : good, to 41 d; wet, 3Jd to 3fd ; kip, 3d to 3Jd ; calf, 4d to 4]d ; stags' 2 l d to 3d per lb ; damaged dull of sale.
Sheepskins : Local, green and salted, 3s to 3s Gd ; shearlings, Sd to lid : lambs', fid to (id : country dry skins. 2s Gd to 3s Gd ; pidts, 4d to fid : damaged, Id to 2d each. Tallow : Best up to £26 ; good, £2l IDs to £25 10s ; seconds, £lB to £2O per ton : fat, lid to l:,'d per lb. Bones : Good dry, £l los to £i 15s per ton. NORTHERN CATTLE SALES. Messrs Wakelin, Crane and Co. report at Ivamo on the 2nd and 3rd of December the largest muster of cattle that have been yarded for years, and prices were steady throughout for anything of good quality. Fully 7d head of beef were yarded, which realised for steers from £') 10s ti£llss, equal to =£L 6s per 1001b. For fat cows £7 I7s 6d was the highest price reached. Orown steers in fresh condition from =£ii los to £7 10s : 2 to 2i-yoar steers, as high as £■> 10s ; yearling steers from £1 10s to £3 12s. The latter price was for an odd pen of well-reared cattle. Store cows, from £i 10s to £o ; cows with calves, £1 5s to ,£5 7s Gd ; calves, mixed sexes, £1 10s to £2 : dairy cows, close to profit. £0 to £7 10s ; bulls, aged, £'•> 10s ; young bulls. =£7 ss. Morses : At Ivamo on Wednesday several horses were placed, hacks fetching as high as £27 10s. Also a line of 104 choice dairy heifers have been placed. At Maungakaramea on November 2S over the advertised number of cattle came for ward, and buyers from a distance being in attendance, good prices for all well-bred stock was the result.
At Paparoaoi the 26th of Novemb'r the advertised number of cattle were yarded, and for all grown steers, as well as well-bred young cattle, there was a steady competi tion. Grown steers, £6 5s ; 2-year-old steers up to £4 10s ; springing cowr,, as high as £7. During the month the above firm sold three teams of working oxen. Bush contractors should make a note of this. MASTERTON. Messrs Lowes and lorns, Ltd., report re garding their Masterton stock sale as fol lows :—The yarding of both and cattle was unusually heavy. Sheep opened firm, and bidding was spirited. Towards the end of the lots wethers dragged some what for fair sorts. Good wethers, how ever, sold well. Competition for cattle all through was good, although in several cases owners' reserves were not reached. Fair fat wethers made lis bd ; ewes, 12s LHI; specially heavy ewes, 18s6d; forward wethers, lis id to 13s; hoggets, up to 12s td : ewes and lambs, all counted, Gs ; ordin ary st*>re wethers. 7s Gd to 10s 3d; fat bul locks up to £10: cows from £5 to £8 ; 2£- year bullocks, good, £G 2s to £G 8s ; 18- month steers £2 13s to £3 12s Gd ; forward cows, £t 19s to £5 7s; weauers, £1 Gs to £1 12s Gd; porkers, £1 os.
GROCERS' MARKET QUOTATIONS The following are the quotations for butter and eggs for the week ending .January ', 1903, as fixed by the Dairy Produce Committee: Factory butter, lid per lb; separator butter, bd; farmers' butter (best), 7d : farmers' butter (second quality] (id: eggs. Sd. Suppliers of eggs have been holding back, as usual, for a big price, with the inevitable result that-the market is now Hooded with eggs of a very questionable character. We wonder when farmers will realise that eggs are a perish able article, ami that l< <.:et I ho best price they must reach the mark.'t in a fresh con dition. The ileum d f<> eggs is now much less than it was a fortnight ago, and there is no market outside Auckland. THE LONDON RABBIT MARKET. SYDNEY. Dec. 24. The (Jov.'i'nuient'a London commercial agent, reporting on the market tor rabbits and hares, says there is a steady and per ma tent demand for rabbits, and the indus try is well worthy of careful fostering. He points out that Victorian and New Zealand rabbits bring a shilling a case more than New South Wales rabbits, owing to the unsuitable packing and inferior quality of the latter. He strongly urges the necessity for improvement in these directions, if New South Wales is to retain her position in the trade. During the 10 months of the pre sent year a53,334cwt of rabbits have been imported into Britain, Victoria supplying 110,723: New Zealand, !Hi,:iiO: New South Wales, 6549; and South Australia., 1417 tut AUSTRALIAN" MARKETS. SYDNEY, December 22 Wheal : Local .">s hi to us JOd ; New Zca- I iud .. ( d t • .V; ltd. Fbtir, £ll 10s to £l2- .'•hunt .ban £\> :',-;. tl.il- : Prime feed!.::. \ew Zealand 3s *d to :u l()d : Algerian, 3 •id to 3s Sd. Barley : New Zealand, feeding is (id : malting 4s 9d to ."is ; Californian Is Id, Maize, 5s 3d to ."s (id ; Argentine Is tid to4sßd; peas, Prussian Blue, 10s : bran Is ol ; polhrd Is i»d ; potatoes £1 to £3 ■. ouioi s, Wellington, J66 to £7, local £-i to £1 h s ; bu 'er, best, !)£d to lo'.d ; lacon, 11.'.d to Is <d :hams, New Zealand 1- jd. MELBOURNE, December 21 WLea', old 5a Pd, new, 5s 6£d (the Yio
torian crop is turning out lower than ex pected) : Hour, ill ;()s : oats, old, from 3s 2d to 3s 6d, new, lis to 3s 4d ; m uze, io 4s Lid; bran, is kt; pollard, Is bd; potaloe-, £6 to XI : onions, to £j. ADELAIDE, Dae. 21. Wheat, 5 ; -d offering, halfpenny advance want ••! : our. X 1 : bran and pollard. Js Gid ; oats, uuch mged. LONDON. LONDON, Dec 21. The tot.ii quantity of wheat and 11 out ail at for :li-' United Kingdom is 1 1 >K),ihm 4uarters and for t'tie Continent 1,065,000 qu.iri.e-rs. N.. ,\ ZEALAND i'RODt'OE ['oft OI'EUNSLAND. BKISiIAXE, December 2 1. Owing to the failure of the crop efforts ar o Itfing ma ie to iuduce th" Government to purchase 2 V'OO, bushels of Now Zealand .cod barley. The s.s. Sussex has landed at Rocklunip ton 250 tons of Ne w Zealand meat, imported to meet tho local demand. WKLLINGToX WOOL SALES. Under date December lttth : —Messrs Levin and Company report : Tho second wool sdeof the current season was held to-day at the Art Gallery, 2250 bales being oii'ered by the various brokers to a full muster of buyers. There was a good entry of superior crossbred wool, and these brought forth strong competition, and sold occasionally as high lis Gjd. Halt breds and fine crossbreds sold at good rates, ranging from bid to 7fd. For the bulk of the catalogue, comprising, as it does, coarse wools, there was an advance of a farthing to a halfpenny on the November sale rates. We quote: Halfbreds, Gd to 7Jd; superior fine crossbreds, 5Jd to Gid; medium cross breds and jJomneys, 4Jd to old ; coarse crossbred and Lincolns, -Id to sjd ; log stained and interior, 3d to -I] d, pieces and bellies, od to 3d ; locks, Id to 2d.
The United Farmers' Co-operative As sociation, Limited, and the Wairarapa Farmers' Co-operative Association, Ltd., re port as follows : The second sale of the season was held at the Art Gallery to-day. There was a full attendance of buyers. The wool catalogued amounted to about 20'0 bales. There was considerable com petition, and prices were about on a par with those ruling at last sales, except for fine crossbred, which ruled from Id to £d per lb dearer. We quote : Fine crossbred s]d to ojd ; medium crossbred, ijd to s]d; coarse and log-stained, 3£d to i.Vd; pieces, 21 to 2sd; locks, Id to 2d. Next sale will ba held on 23rd January, 1903. GRAIN MARKET. DUNEDIN, Tuesday. Wheat : The demand for prime milling continues, but very little is obtainable. Prime milling, 5s 3d to 5s i)d ; good. 4s 9d to 5s ; whole fowl wheat, is 3d to 4s Gd ; broken and inferior, 4s to 4s 2d, sacks extra. Oats: There has been more inquiry for shipment, epecially for B and C grades, and nearly all on offer has been quitted. Medium and discoloured are neglected. Prime milling. 2s Sd to 2s 0d : bsst feed, 2s 7d to 2s Sd ; medium, 2s id to 2s Od ; in ferior and discoloured, 2s to 2s 3d ; sacks extra. AGENT-GENERAL'S (A RLE. WELLINGTON, Tuesday. The following cable has been received from the Agent-Ger.ernl: The mutton mar ket is dull. The quantity of mu ! ton going into consaption at present is very small. Tiie average price to-day for Canterbury mut io i was sjd : North Island, The lamb market is quiet. The average price for New Zealand lamb, Canterbury brand, is S;M. Tho beef market is dull. Supplies of American chilled beef are large. New Zealand hinds, od: fores, ski. The butter market is lifeless. There are heavy supplies of butter on hand. The price of butter to-day is £5 10s to £5 13s. The cheese market is very firm, £2 10s. The hemp market is steady. Good, fair Wellington grade, on spot to-day, £32 10s; January and March shipment, £2B K)s.
DEATH.
If ACIXTYRE —At Ngaruawahia, on Christmas Day, Margaret Watt, dearly beloved wife of D. X. Macintyre, and eldest daughter of 'lhos. aul Isabella Paterson, aged 26.
The Waikato Times, THAMES VALLEY GAZETTE, AND KAWHIA ADVOCATE. THE OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN THE WAIKATO. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1902. A NEGLECTED SPORT.
At this festive season of the year, the thoughts of all turn naturally from the cares and stress of business and toil to the lighter merrier enjoyment of holidays and sports: even those who, long since past the prime of life, no more can bear an active part in the pleasures of youth, look with approv ing eye, and encourage with kindly presence, the innocent amusement of the younger generation. From the wee tot who has just learned to lisp the name of ''Santa Claus," to the grey-haired time-worn veteran of the world's strife, through the intervening grades of health and beauty, all, for the time being, direct their energies to the one end, enjoyment of the pre sent. The dead past can bury its dead : the future is yet un born, and will bear its own burdens : let us enjoy ourselves : that is the cry from countless hearts this festive time. And well it is that such a relaxation exists, for the mind is refreshed and the body streng thened by these breathing spaces. Christmas comes at the best and brightest season of the Nesv Zealand year, and therefore all our schemes for festivity centre on outdoor recrea tions, snorts, picnics, or excursions. From the consideration of these seasonal amusements, our thoughts naturallv turn to sport in genera! : those institutions which are ever with us, ami afford pleasure and profit: whenever a brief moment can be snatched from the more pro-uac round of existence. We in Hamilton have our tennis club, cricket and football clubs, our racing club and many othe.s in a mote or less flourishing condition, all of them very desirable in their way. Hut as is the case in ma" oilier directions, the residents of ! '■■■•■ [lorough do not appear to be ithve in the fact that one of the most manly, the most invigorating, health ful and useful pastime is absolutely neglected by our young people. We refer to swimming—acknowledged by all to be a most b .meficial pastime and a valuable accomplishment. With that beautiful sheet of water, the Hamilton Lake, almost at our doors,
it seems incredible to the stranger when told that the art of natation is practically an unknown art in Hamil ton, and thai save for a few enthusiasts who indulge in the luxury of ;i morning or evening dip, the Lake possesses little attraction to the aver age resident, who is content to allow this reproach to the Borough to re main year after year, the few spas modic attempts at improvement made by public-spirited gentlemen serving only to emphasise the general indiffer ence. Our present intention, how ever, is not to enlarge on the latent beauties of the Lake, but to endeavour to arouse public interest in it scheme which has been mooted for some time past —namely, the formation of a swimming club where, under the tu ition of experienced swimmers, our boys and girls might be taught an accomplishment which, besides afford ing innocent recreation and conducing in a large degree to health, may happily prove the means of saving life. Far be it from us to underrate the benefits derived from a systema tic commonsense course of any other form of recreation, but we cannot re frain from advocating swimming as equal in advantages and utility to any sports indulged in by our youth. This is recognised all over the world, and has been so right down the ages, for the earliest records tell us of the feats of swimmers in the pursuit of fame or happiness. Tn our own colony the teaching of swimming is rapidly gaining a place in the school curricula, while clubs for its encouragement are to be found in almost every borough. Certain it is that the sport has made great strides of recent years, and southern papers state that this season will be the most successful yet experienced in the South Island. So greatly are the Southern people impressed with the desirability of young persons being able to swim, that the North Canter bury Board of Education has ap pointed a swimming instructor who visits all those schools which possess baths, and puts the pupils through a regular course of instruction in swim ming and life saving. This Borough is now rousing from the soporose state in which it has hithertobeen con tent to remain,and reforms are gradu ally being instituted which promise to transform the whole town. We trust that this good influence will extend itself in the direction we have indi cated. This matter is one which the members of the school committees might with profit take up, for, even if it be impossible to provide baths at the schools, in the event of a properly organised club being formed and a convenient bathing house erec ted on the lake, the school ch ldren would be at liberty to use the baths, and probably some arrangement would be made for the attendance of one or more members to instruct the learners, it is sincerely to be hoped that Hamilton is possessed of sufficient public spirit and foresight to further any scheme which makes in the direc tion indicated, and that ere long the gentle art of natation will be in gener al favour amongst young and old of both sexes.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Yesterday a native child at Whatawhata was aceidently shot through the leg by a pellet from a pea rifle, while playing with some companions. Dr. Going w.is called in and dressed the wound which is not a serious one. Japanese have no ear lobes. This is a discovery which has apparently been made for the first time by Dr. von der Hoyden, director of the Public Hospital in Yokohama. Even if he is not the first to discover it, he is certainly the first to draw public attention to it. The absence of ear lobes, he claims, is in some respects the most marked distinction between Japanese and Europeans, and he maintains that the probable reason why the latter have lobes is because their ancestors for many genera tions wor» very heavy earrings. During the cross-examination of wit nesses t.t Gore on Wednesday in the No license inquiry the falibility of watches and clocks in general was in abundant evidence, says the Dunedin Star. One witness caused some amusement by stating that his watch sometimes took fits and stopped, and that he fixed the time by his watcn on the day of election because " he had his clothes on." and he only wore his watch whGn his clothes were on. The explanation of the last extraordinary statement is that the witness meant by " having his clothes on " that his Sunday attire was worn. Another witness was in doubt as to whether some one else's watch was five or ten minutes faster or slower than his own—he didn't know which. One other witness convulsed the Court by looking defiantly at Mr Han lon and evidently mistaking him for op posing counsel, saying .- " You're not going to foozle me going wrong with a watch. I take my time from my hall clock." The Sheffield Telegraph of October 4, re ferring to the Colonial Conference, says : " The result of the conference between Mr Chamberlain and the Premiers of our self governing colonies cannot be considered in any other light than a veritable triumph for the Colonial Secretary. With the pub lication to-night of the details of the Con ference, we are appreciably nearer that great Imperial zollverein upon which Mr Chamberlain has set his mind. Politicians however, even the most enthusiastic Cham berlainites, do not anticipate that the reso lutions come to by the Colonial Secretary and the colonial Premiers will pa s into law until many years have fled: but the allele questi.iii of Imperial relations has b-en foo:i-'?r!, a;.d in • Empire has been given a b .si.-, n which to work. If the re solution « are ahead of present dcy political opinion they are in the path along which p dUical opinion is travelling. It is charac teristic of Nlr Seddon that seven of the important of the motions, including fie institution of a preferential tarilf.shonld come from him. Evidently within the closed doorj of tie Colonial Offi-o ho has been a? little backward as when faced with an audience loss distinguished." The ! est Medicine known is AND SONS SH'.ALYrjI EXTRACT Test Us eminent power .'lit effects in coughs, colds, influenza; Hie relief if in*tintaueons In serious cases, and accidents of all kinds. Ijo they wounds, burns, scalds, bruises sprains, it is the safest remedy—no swelling-in inflammation Like surprising effects produced oi cronp, dinthoria, bronchitis, iuSainitvition of tbi tmic'i swellings. <>»•-: diarriwts, dysentry, diseases •if the kidneys mid urinnrv organs Jn 089 at hos pitals ami medical clinics a!) nvr the globe; jatron wed by Hi- Majesty tl e Kinn of Italy : crowned with med'l and dlrle'va at International Exhibition, AinptiT'tam Tru6t in Uib improved article and reject (11 others Xmas Presents— C S ; Placed Ware. Fancy Goods at William ' Escott's, Cambridge. Wades Worm Pigs the Wo.nderfu Worm Worriers—area sure remoly, inls boxes. Sold everywhere, " (
Mr R. Stretton has disposed of his farm on the Hamilton road at a satisfactory figure, to a gentleman from Taranaki*] We have to acknowledge, with thanks, receipt of a lasty card, from Mi- ,1. A. Voung, dentist, of Hamilton, cmveyi.ig New Year's greeting.
At Christchitrcb, ohaupo, on Sunday, after Ihvine Service, the annual prizes in comic ! ion with the Sunday-school will be presented to the children of the sell >ol.
We desire to acknowledge receipt of a card conveying the season's greeting from the editor and staff of the Woodville Examiner.
To-morrow the services at the Trinity Methodist Church, Hamilton, will be con ducted bv the Rev. |W. C. Francis. The rev. gentleman will also conduct service at Marshmeadows at 2 p.m.
Caroi singers were heard iu \ arious direc tion in Cambridge on Christmas live. The Brass Hand sp'it itself into two divisions, one confining itself to the Cambridge West portion of the township. The Parneli cricket team play Tuhi karamea on Monday, the 20th, and Pirongia on Tuesday 30th. The visitors will be entertained at a dance in the Pirongia Hall on the evening of the match. A movement has been inaugurated by the Ashburton Agricultural and Pastoral Association to erect a suitable memento to the memory of the late Mr John <trigg, of Longbeach, one of the pioneers of the freez ing industry. The Cambridge tradespeople were phen omenally busy on Christmas Eve, many of them having record takings. The advances made by the dairying indushy and the influx of new settlers are factors which have contributed to this prosperous state of affairs.
Lieutenant-Colonel Davies, C.8., officer commanding the Auckland Volunteer Dis trict has instructed Major Iteid to convene a meeting of the Hamilton Cadet Corps for Wednesday next at 8 p.m., when members not already enrolled will be sworn in, and tbej company placed on a permanent basis.
Mr Duncan, supervising valuer on the Land Purchase Board, was in Hamil ton, on Wednesday, and will spend his holidays in Raglan." It is understood that one of the farms recently offered to the Government has been recommended for purchase in connection with the Hamilton close settlement scheme.
At the Cambridge police court, yester day, before Mr T. Wells, J.P., Charles Hart was charged on the information of Constable McGilp with the theft of a sum of money from a fellow employee of Mr T. L. Saulbrey. Mr W. F. Buckland repre sented the accused, and applied for bail, but objection being raised by Constable McGilp, it was not granten. The case was reminded till Tuesday next. Our Kawhia correspondent wired on Wednesday : John Sturmey, James Doyle, Robert Coutts and J. Brooke were charged before Messrs Hamilton and Buckendge, J.P.s, this morning with stealing thirty three bottles of whisky, vaiue £8 ss. A remand to Te Awamutu on the 2nd prox. was asked for by the police, and granted by the bench. A very smart capture was effected in this matter by Constable Mc- Carthy.
No time is being lost in pushing on the Cambridge waterworks. The tower is com plete, an engine shed has also been con structed and an oil engine placed in posi tion, a reservoir having a filter bed in it has been made at the source of the spring, this latter being connected by 3-inch steel pipes to the engine-houoe and water tower. Pretty well all the pipes have been de posited in the various streets ready for lay ing, the work of which from the water tower has already been begun. Even in the present dry season, about 20U,000 gallons of water are daily running away.
The following replies have been received by the North Island Maiu Trunk Railway League with reference to the meeting to be. held on January 5, 1903 :—From Mr Her sies, M.H.R,: " Your circular of the ISth to hand. I shall be in Aucklahd on the sth, so shall most likely be able'to attend the proposed meeting." From Mr Lang, M.H.R. : " I acknowledge receipt of your letter of the 18th inst., and I expect to be able to attend the meeting on Monday, January 5." From Mr Kirkbride,' M.H.R " If I possibly can I will be present at your meeting oi January s,in the Harbour Board room. You can rely on my support to further the object of your league."
It is with regro 1 that we record the death of Mrs Macintyre, which occurred suddenly at Ngaruawahia, on Christmas Day. As Miss Maggie Patterson, the deceased lady was well known throughout Waikato as a singer of more than average ability, and her ready aid for charitable objects was always largely availed of. Mrs Macintyre took a keen interest in the welfare of the Ngaruawahia Rowing Club, in whose ladies' team she for mauy years occupied a place. Previous to her marriage, whi<h took place some eighteen months ago, Mis Macintyre acted as correspondent for the Waikato Times. Great sympathy is ex pressed for the family of the deceased lady whose untimely death at the age of 26 is deplored throughout the whole dis trict. The funeral, which took place yes terday, was attended by a large number of residents from all parts of the surround ing districts. The service at the house was conducted by Mr Adams, of Hamilton, and at the graveside by Revd. T. Walls, of Te Aroha, who paid a most eloquent tri bute to the memory of deceased.
The Premier has received a letter from an ex-New Zealander now resident in the Mallee district of Victoria, at Bulga, about twelve miles from Swan Hill, in which he gives some account of the sufferings of the farmers from the drought. He says:—"The farmers and others are enduring *reat hard ships through the drought, and their re ports of their sufferings are not in the slightest exaggerated. They are in a ter rible state. We are working like niggers to keep body and soul together, and we don't know the day our credit will be stopped. If that hap pens, God knows what ve will do. All our horses aro dead but ;wo, and these are very poor. Food is so dear that it takes a man all his time to feed his hprse and himself, let alone his wife and his children, • It i u> t through lidnss, bad management, or extrava giiic we are in th" straits we are, God knows : for, with a'l man's cleverness or ingenuity, he cannot make it rain, and we must recognise our ut?c : ' helplessness in that respect. Most farmers are tied down haid and foot by the storekeepers, and we have to pay monstrous prices tor our together with iuterust on the top of that. No man can siuvivj long under exiting conditions."
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E. J. Davoy, Hamilton, stocks our goods. You can purchase Empire. Royal Hluo and Daisy Soap from his stoic. Right prico for a good article.
You have troubles in your laundry. This i i why we advertise. No more woriy. Ufit up at a reasonable time, not' in tLe middle of the night, ;;£d hy using D.iiey Soap and Empire Co.'s Laundress Help. Empire Royal Blue and Extract of Soap, your work is done in half the time, and you don't get angry. Ask the following grocers, men of experience, who know a g-jod thing when they see it, and they will see your wants for Empire Goods promptly attended to: Karr Bros., Hamilton: E. J. D ivey, Hamilton ; J. T. Home, Hamilton ; Macferson and West, Hamilton. They all stock these goods.
In Cambridge same remarks. Thonns Wells likes our Empire Goods, and sella them. He, with long experience, good article, Secure a packet of Laundress Help,
was first made in Cenuauy about 150^. A good anecdote is told by the Bishop of Minnesota of the sarcastic powers of the the Indian. „"I was holding," says Bishop Whipple, "service near tin Indian village camp. My things were scattered about in a lodge, and when I was going out i asked the chief if it was safe to leave them there while I went to the village to h..< I a ser vice. " V-s," he said, "perfectly saie. There is not a white man within a linn Lvd miles! " English society tsars the Sc itsinam gees faster nowalays than it us • 1 to in the for ties and fifties. Willi the increase in the rate of living omes a decrease in the re serve and charm and even maidenly modesty of many of the un, iarried women, says one of them who has been" led to see tht?folly of her ways." She declares they smoke, drink, gamble, and swear—all these possibly in less degree than young men would do, but still they are vices, and unworthy of true womanhood. How far all this is true probably only the society young ladies themselves would be in a position to tell. Lord Selborne has decided to abandon the old practice of going to heathen mytho logy for names of new warships, and in future till vessels will be named after countries, counties, and towns. The names of the two mighty battleships immediately to be laid down have just been announced. They are Xow Zealand and Hindostan. There already are among battleships a Dominion, a Commonwealth, a London, and an Edinburgh, and it is said that the two new armoured cruisers will be named Natal and Newfoundland. The idea of the Admiralty is to interest countries, counties, and towns in the ships that bear their names, and by this way to encourage re cruiting for the Navy. Already sixteen cruisers have been called after various counties.
Farmers who have taken up the breeding of pigs are just at the present time (say's the Palmerston Times) finding the indus try a fairly profitable one. Not only is there a big demand for well topped off piers, but the price is a penny a pound higher than last year, which, on a fair-sized baconer, is equal to an advance in price of from twelve to fifteen shillings. We have been informed that the quality of the pigs bought in this district by the representa tives of bacon-curing companies has been above the average, which fact is t iken as evidence that farmers are realising the ad vantages of pursuing more up-to-date methods of pig raising than has been their custom in the past.
The Geologist of the Mines recently received samples of dust found on the roof of the Hon. H. Feldwick's house in Invercargill on 13th November. Mr Feld wick was anxious to know whether the dust had come from Australia, and thc_ Mines Department accordingly asked the vernment Analyst (Dr. M'Laurin) to decide the point. The Analyst reports that the dust is of a light chocolate colour and very finely divided. It has, he says, been sug gosted that the dust has been borne from Australia, and strong confirmation of that supposition is found in the fact that a sample of dust which fellas "blood-rain" in Victoria on 27th December, 1896, obtained from Sir J. Hector, was almost identical in ap pearance with that from LuvercargilC' " Further, the microscopic examination of ' the two samples shows that the resem blance does not stop at the general ap peerance of the materials, but extends to their structure. Dr. M'Laurin believes therefore that the dust which fell in Inver cargill had its origin in Australia.
The Empire Coy. supply Choice Cigars wholesale. Try Billy Bright, Hamilton Hotel, for an " Exquisitor." This is an special brand.
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THE FARMERS UNION
(By Ttlegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Wednesday. After visiting the districts named, the organising director of the Farmers' Union reports that less than 10 per cent of the 1 r inches in the Hawke's Bay, Wellington, iindTaran.k provinces require attention. Over 200 are in active operation. The new basis of organi;at'oi, which" has been draffe 1, provides for district meetings, for local wants and divisional sections for elec toral purposes. The provincial executive remain undisturbed. The matter will be considered by the colonial executive in June. Auckland and Poverty Biy will be visited after the holidays.
THE HOLIDAYS.
Christmas in Hamilton passed off very quietly as there were no public functions of any kind, residents having to rely on their own resources for ,aumsement. On Christmas Eve, many left by rail for Auck land and elsewhere, and the railway traffic generally was very heavy, all trains being loaded. As the day wore on the streets of the Borough presented quite an animated appearance, while the crowd in Victoria street during the evening was said to be the largest yet seen in Hamilton. Al though no attempt at decoration had been made by tradesmen the shop windows dis played the various commodities for sale in the most attractive manner, and business men state that their takings for the day are much greater than on previous yeats. One noticeable omission was the absence oi any music, and this fact was unfavouraby commented upon by visitors to the town, On Christmas Day, special services we;e held in St. Peter's Chnrch, which had bein tastefully decorated for the occasion. I*ie sermons in the morning were preached by the Row D. C. Bates, and in the evening M the Rev. G. Maunsell, who, taking as b> text " Glory to God in the Highest," n- the fact that it was on Christmsa-^ - Day, 1814, when the first sermon was preached in New Zealand. He instanced the growth of Christianity by sayiug that 12 years after the Crucifixion the Gospel was preached in 30 languages only, where?.. ' it is now preached in 3 0. There wore good congregations at all the services. High mass was celebrated at St. Mary's' Roman Catholic Church on Christinas morning, the Rev. Father Darby officiat ing. Oa Boxing Pay private picnics were the order of the day, a largj number of pet pie taking advantage of the excursion train for a trip to Te Aroha or the Thames, where the annual races were held. On both days the weather was bright and warm, and the pleasure secke:s all spent a most enjoyable holiday. CAMBRIDGE. The Christinas holidays passed off quiet ly at Cambridge. About the usual number of visitors from Auckland and eltewhere spent their holidays in the township. The bowlers frequented their green pretty con stantly, while a few devotees of tennis were to be seen playing on both the asphalt and the sand courts. Driving parties in large numbers were out during both days.
THE WAIKATO TIMES, SATURDAY DECEMBER 27 1902
1 HOAjE&Co'e PURE TEAS ~ _ \Um?sU M I S S E N, KNOX STREET, HAMILTON. CERTIFICATED TEACHER OF THE • PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN AND VIOLA. Special attention to Technique & Theory. [a card] >,. W. D ye r SOLICITOR Hamilton. ONEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE k OF FREEHOLS. KKMERT "V" pOLLINS. BARRISTER and SOLICITOR TE AWAMUTU. OR FOR "ADVANCES TO SETTLERS OFFICE." A. YOUNG, DENTIST, Te Awamutu, first Tuesday in month. Ngaruawahia, second Tuesday in month. Huntly, third Tuesday in month. L 4 Aroha, fourth Tuesday in month. Other districts occasionally. lIGH-CLASS WORK. TERMS MODERATE. MR G. SKENE DIXON SURGEON DENTIST, HAMILTON. Vinite monthlyHho following plaoes : l Njjaruawahla— let Friday J Te Awamutu—2nd Friday Huntly-4th Friday. 'OUR AND A HALF PER CENT.— We have Money to Lend at this rate r*Firafc-class Freehold Security. Early plications is requested. Vaile Bros,, Sgal Chambers, opposite Vulcan Lane, )ueen-street, Auckland. 24/7 dONEY TO LEND on Mortage of First-claßs Freehold Securities. W. COLEMAN, Solicitor and Notary Public. ' 109, Queen - street, Auckland, 23 7. :. 1. b , J.. ±J I G G S, AUTHORISED AND LICENSED SURVEYOR. Ten years on Government Staff. NEXT HAMILTON HOTEL, HAMILTON. 23 7. EWS 0 N H E P P A R D, LAND, COMMISSION, AND ESTATE AGENT HAMILTON. UANO AND ORGAN TUN I I" T. H. B 0 S W 0 R T H, •0 holds a certificate from Messrs W. ][. Paling and Co., Sydney) 18 PREPARED TO UNE A NUMBER OF PIANOS AND ORGANS >Os. during the holidays Vtuning 7s 6d; by the year, three iea lor £1 Address—Claremont Villa, Hamilton. lINTAL VTOTICE IR E. DE VENNY McGARRIGLE, DENTAL SURGEON, • Hamilton. Mr McGarrigle may be consulted on and fter Saturday, August 2nd, at his rooms, 'iotoria House, Hamilton. "itrou3-Oxide ga3 administered. 1 Painless Extractions by the most | recent p-oce3s. I Artificial work at moderate Prices. H. UPTOX. ENGINEER, HAMILTON. HAS ON SALE AGENT FOR ; 'hitc Cotton Waste W. A. Ryan and Co.'s Union Oil .0 Engines g Automobiles Oltfl and Nuts Gould's Pumps jaoh Screws Steel Split Pulleys" ackings Pelting asertiou Shafting Etc., etc. Launches (oil or steam) Etc., etc, [A CAr:i.] '"I S S pROSII ER, TEACHER OF SINGING AND VOICE PRODI' TION, J It . GENERA!, < AKUJ >\\. AND FIREWOOD I SPRATNS are often more serious than roken bones on account of not beiny pro brly treated. Apply Chamberlain's Pain >alm freely as soon as the injury is re ", and it will quickly restore the parts L lthy condition. W. DEY, Agent, .i ; THOMAS WELLS, Agent übiiage; GEO. MA. AHIER, Agent, Awamutu, sell it.
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WAIKAIO TIMES ALMAN; .ATI' BOND'S.) AX li'-Tii-I'ATK PUBLICATION. MORE AT l'K ACTIVE THAN" L'U l!i; rUBLISHED ON JAN. 1, \\m. a r,ar'v Xui road Almanac are I'e'ji.., 'I ,•-. t > send m their Orders AT ON v.--, , -• one edition only will b INVALUABLE TO FAEMERS AND SETTLERS. PRICE ONE SHILLING, IF POSTED Is 2d. PAULL AND VENABLES, Proprietors, Hamilton.
CHAMBERLAINS, PAIN BALM has no equal as a household liniment. It is the best known remedy for rheumatism, lama back, quinsy and glandular s«". ilihgs, while. for sprains, bruises, burns and, -,calds it is invaluable. One application glyes relief, Try it. W. DEI', Agent Hamilton, THOS. WELLS, Agent Cambridge, GEO. M. A. AHIEE, Agent Te Awamutu sell it. WADE'S WORM FIGS-the Wonderfnl Worm Woriers—are a safe and # gure remedy, in Is boxes. Sold everywhere. Xmas Presents—£££ new good?, best value in Cambridge, at Win. Escoitf i Victoria Street, |
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iatal accident occured} n T iiirsday to a named Dorothy Briddon aged 3years. ■ems the child and her lather were tiling to Ponsonby" in a electric car. uhild was playing with a doll, which <ut i'l' the window, and the ehild in ng out to see where it had gone, fell on ifi roadway, before her lather could >nt her. The child fell clear of the lit rolled under the bind wheels. Her arm was severed from the body, and i was a deep gash in her skull, death rent ly instantaneous. the inquest the jury returned a ver of accidental death, and add"d a. rider the attention of the electric tramways iiiny is directed Jto the urgent neces :or placing protection bars w\ the out of the car window, in order to prevent ocui renco of a similar accident.
INTERPROVINCIAL.
(By Telegraph —Press Association.) ELECTION PETITIONS. AUCKLAND, Last Night. A petition lias been lodged re the alleged illegal erasure of 175 names from tlie Par nell electoral roll after the receipt of the kferits. Thi' petitioner is J. M. Shera, who contested the seat with Mr F. Lawry. FATALITIES. WANGANUI, This Day. I fflViung man, a Dane named Mortison, a "J|ibout 2U, a visitor from Palmerstoii, ™ a 7pjwned in the Wanganui river yester ""> while bathing. An elderly woman , D . ,to Ji)d Matilda Elizabeth Dudley, resident -tfr-VvMcoia, died yesterday, the result of . poison taken somo days previously.
SPORTING
RACING CLUB. /SUMMER MEETINO. AUCKLAND, Last Night. Thuf first Jay of the Auckland Racing Club's Summer Meeting was showery dur j ,g the early part ol the day but, afterwards *as iinc About 15,000porsons were present EJhe totalisator receipts for the day were £21,515. The followiug were the results: | Trial Handicap of 100 sovs, 7 furlongs.— jPutty 1, Despatch 2, Ayrdalo 3rd. Won by half a, length. Time lm 31see. Divi dends : Putty M 19s, Despatch Jell 3s fid. Great Northern Foal Stakes of 500 sovs, fi furlongs -King Log 1, Roso Shield 2, '"'X't--I'd. - "V. -asily by a couple of lengt - s, Starshot three lengths away, third. Time lm lHj-secs. Dividends: King Log ,£1 10s, ana Eose Shield and Kamo 15s, (bracketed). Auckland Oip of 1,50'.) sovs, 2 miles.— Siege Gun 1. Mars 2, Bluejacket 3. Scratched, Troaham, Coronet, who broke down, at the firt made the running to the straight in eompiny with Mars, but in the straight the favoiritc came away and won by a barelengtK Time 3m 33fsec. Div id ".Vs Siege GuuVfl'fisfid, Mars JC\ 10s fid. fettiandicap Hurdl" h'aeo "1 200 sovs, two Papatu 1, Rufus 2, Inchcaps 3. Won by two lengths. Perseverance and Marine fell. Time 3iu 52secs. Dividends: Papatu M lis fid, Rufus ISs fid. Railway Handicap of ISOO sovs, (\ fur longs.—Orloff 1, Hohoro 2, Pallas 3. Scratched, Formula and Camille. Won by three parts of a length. Time lm Ifijsecs. Dividends : Orloff £2 lfis, Hohoro £2 3s fid Nursery Handicap of JOO sovs, 5 fur rten'gs. —Agrapus 1. 'IV Aroha 2, Cyrus 3. Won by a clear length. Time liu sjsees. Dividends, Agrapus £53 Bs, To Aroha £t 14s (id. Pony Cup Handicap of 100 sovs, 7 fur longs.—Belle Cole 1, Annoyed 2, Sonica 3. . Won by -t lengths easily. Time lm 31Jscc. y[ '' ' uu - HK Christmas Handicip of 150 sovs, one ■■ile. —Golden Vein I,Formula 2, Putty 3. ■on by half a length. No time taken, ■■ividends, Golden Veil £'2 3s fid, Formula ■ ; Pis. .I.C. SUMMER MEETING. ■Ff'l., first day's racing held yesterday, V; W "H attended and speculation was The results are as follows : W Maiden Handicap.—Muicl of Honour 1, ■ Jack Brown 2, Valedictoiy 3. Dividend in HT Wst Handicap Hurdles.— Princess of I Thule 1, Hippowai 2. Dividend 15s. 1 I>, Zu.4ik« -\. Dividend £2 6s. ■ Pony Handicap.— Lottie 1, Forth 2, ■t\\ lldflowerS. Dividend .£2 I •■. Hfcyw£ Lass 2. Dividend £1 3s. W ggr. m\^landicap.— Ragabrash 1, Hill- I flower 2, £\ 4s. I Hack Pace.—Mt Zeehan 3, Recruit 2, I Success 3. Dividend £l. I Hauraki Handicap.-Green and Gold 1, I Hdlflower 2, Telephone 3. I ALEXANDRA RACING CLUB. L The Alexandra races took place yester- Htday at Pirongia, when there was a very HJfair attendance. No doubt the rain in the ■Ynorning kept a good number away. Mr HjLxng, M.H.R., President of the Club, was ■pathecourse during the afternoon. The the several officials were well and the races got off well 1" ■Jring are the ■L.':" 1 Van II 1. I Alexandra Bracelet. Fairy 1, Tangi Two mile trot.—Baden Powell 1, Nancy Kj,';''lying Maki-s. —Fairy l.i'ivda 2. Lady Bufcresso. ■ ' :> ii BpL ASSKKTI ° xs - I' '' I coW , sß^jgpßll™B!j| r) an I pains in the I stomach. H 2. It never fairfljpifft'rrt-'a cure in '.he I n>ost severe eases of dysentery and diar- I lio.'ll. H 3. It is a sure cure for chronic diar* Bkrh >ea HL '- of cholera infantum. HPU It cures epidemical dysentery. ■ C. Tt prevents bilious colic. Hk 7 It is prompt and effective in curing all complaints. * ft It never produce? bad results. ■ 0 It is pleasant and safe to take, ■■kit} It has saved the lives of more people I Many other medicine n the world. ■ Awamutu and Kihikihi you have Htl" stori'3 who ctock Empire Goods; MT Aider's Warehouse and Gilford Mv.v U' U'. . M\m'ie in Kihikihi ami run short of ■ftU'vV Blue, the bluest blue that ■K a blue or Daisy Soap, "a M T. Edwards for Empire Blue and Boap. iMttL the cojAl
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THE VENEZUELAN TROUBLE
•♦- (Received Dec.'27, 1.22 am. NEW YORK, D. e. 2d. An nilieial announcement u a < mail at Caracas that \ enezutdu a ■ o refer to tin- Hague Arliitralii. i Tribu n;il iuT disputes with Britain ami (ler niiinv, provided the blockade .- raised ami the Venezuelan Heet restored.
BURNT TO DEATH.
♦ SYDNEY, December 26. At a Christmas family parly at Bathurst, Mrs Newton was personat ing Father Christmas, clothed in n cloak trimmed with cottonwool, which took lire. She was terribly burned, and died in great agony. Mr Ross in his efforts to save her was badly scorched.
THE ROYAL SCANDAL.
i Received Dec. 21, 1.17 p.m.) BERLIN, Dec. 26. Princess Louise announces she is seeking a divorce from her husband, and will not return to Germany or Austria. She declares it' she returns she will be pronounced insane and confined in an asylum, and considers it fortunate that the Swiss laws protect
DENIAL SURGERY EXAMINATIONS
SUCCESS OF A HAMILTON' BOY. The aunual examination for final pass in dentistry took place at Wellington last week, when 21 candidates from various parts of the Colony presented themselves. Mr C. H. Holloway, of Hamilton, was among the successful ones and passed with distinction. We are pleased to chronicle this success of a Hamilton boy, and con gratulate Mr Holloway accordingly. Mr Holloway served his apprenticeship with Mr J. A. Young, dentist, of this town, and it must, be pleasing to that gentleman to see the first pupil to pass through his hands turn out so well. We understand that Mr Holloway comes back to Hamilton, to take up his position of managing as sistant to Mr Young.
AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
CRICKET
MELBOURNE, Dec. 2ti
lu the Interstate cricket match, New South Wales in their first innings made 196. Duff .and Trumper open ed and ran up 102 before they were separated. Dull' played a splendid innings, and just missed carrying out his bat, but with the last man in, he was caught in the slips off Balance. Noble, Hopkins, Churley, Gregory, Howell and Mcßeth contributed ducks. Armstrong per formed the hat trick, his victims being McKenzie, Hopkins and Gregorv. The chief scores were: Duff 102, Trumper 51, McKenzie 21, Ebbs-, worth l'J. Armstrong took 3 wickets for 63, Saunders and Collins 2 each for ;>0 and 27 respectively. Victoria lost il wickets for SI. Graham 32, Armstrong 22 were the only double figures.
THE MULLAH.
Received December 26, 12.50 a.m. LONDON, December 26
The Mullah, under the guise of hold ing a palaver, attacked and beheaded fifty chiefs of the Northern Nuodjes tani tribe. His treachery has alien ated many of his adherents. Britain is assured of the loyalty of the South ern Nuodjestani tribesmen under Sultan Jusulpari.
THE SHORTAGE IN WHEAT.
SOME FACTS AND FIGURES. In the course of an article published a day or two ago on "The Cost of Living," reference was made to the shortage of wheat at the present time, and a quotation was made from a letter sent by a milling tirm to a 1 >cal buyer, asserting that several mills were so hard put to it to obtain sup plies of milling wheat that they were unable t<> comply with orders. It was stated, furthermore, that the shortage was likely to continue for at least several months to come—until the new crop was available in April next—and that there was likelihood of there being a further rise in the price of wheat rather than a fall. In discussing this aspect of the cost of living with the Presi dent of the New Zealand Master Bakers' Union, the question was asked whether the '•ontemplated importations of American and Argentine wheat and flour was likely to effect the situation. He thought not, and ventured the further opinion that the imported article could not compete with the New Zealand-grown cereal. Thy last shipment brought to the colony actually cost more, and the quality was indifferent, lu his opinion New Zealand-grown flour was worth, for baking purposes, Jc:\ per ton more than the foreign article. AVe could not look to Australia for supplies, because there was a general shortage there, owing to the drought. On this sul.ject he re°- jferred to an article in a recent issue of the | Australasian Bakers' and Cont'ectioners'Joui- Jnal, which is worth quoting. I " From the information to Land it now says the writer editorially, " that the wheat crop in Queensland will be prac tically a total failure, not more than 2?*,0O0 bushels being expected, which will Uneven sutflce for seed, so that Queeus lasL wil require to import all her bread stufls and some seed-wheat. In New South Wales the crop is not expected to go more thas 3,500,000 bushels, which will leave a shoAago of 7,0110,000 bushels ; n that Slate. ('JMrsday's cable message indicates that Ikfilshortage has been underestimated by over*-, 00,000 bushels, and that the New SouVi Wales State will tequiro to import L),(j00jO»O bushels, or an equivalent in flour. Victotia may return 4,000,000 bushels, Ell leave a deficiency of i>,000,000 So in the three ;ove-mentioned will amount to lOrt of 17,000,(100 bushels, and, as lat South Australia has a surplus DO, and that Tasmania and West supply their own needs, the ige in the Commonwealth on re ts will .be 13,000,000 bushels." was argued, would represent a
money )0.-s id il\ • cm nmunity of £ 4,575,1"j{) !m which in:: t !• .'dod the value of .."). ii .<( u biwho's .jr so iiva lable for export in 1 r iier years. A number of miii.; in all the Stat, -i '.vert: : -ii 1 I,j be ur.der oTcr for sale, while <-',: er.- w re shut down, the \v •.(.'!>• s i>'u ,),, !.: •.. iii ki'f>}>iu!; going without lno>.i ivliwi! ti toil: on. Ji« ferrinj* I i thi' heavy imp Ha! ion of \inerican flour —r. ■ v lui y li m ivas said to have 20,000 tons alio.it or uieier "rder it waj thought thai !h "■!' was ti"t !m ieli rislc «.f over-im portation. <>n \k<> subject i f the eifect of llih f .hortag' ..n |!k> biking trade, the article continued: " I'd llieei the limes, the tra le in iimst centres liav-' raised the ■■:':.'•■ <-i iv-'.i I, ■ h -v-ulin.; rate I ping II ov :Ud ;i"i- "i!i ,;ii', t ; : ugh in some ii s tri '.- t I is lit-; Ig charged. It mIV he ar..-i.-•■! liy the publi • (and ha.j been slat, d in the pioss) that hi !< are doing well at these prices; hut when the high price of labour and of hors'-feed are added to the e 'fit of flair, and the greater risk of bad debts is taken into account, there is not 100 much margin for them : and there are fe-.v in the t.'ade who wuiii i not he glad to see llour and bread at more normal prices." In another article, the same journal evidently reckons that this colony may be largely drawn upon during tho coming year for wheat supplies, as it says: "As wheat was extensively sown in Xew Zealand this season, that colony will probably have some millions yf bushels to export." The interim return issued by the Agri cultural Department, and published on Thursday, Conveys information regarding the area under crop in this colony this sea son, and included the satisfactory informa tion that the acreage in wheat had increas ed by 8'i,812 acres. If the crops conic up to expectation, and it is believed that they generally will, there seems every probabil ity that supplies, in tins colony at least, will be plentiful in the course of a few months. Until then, apparently, we shall have to bear the burdon of paying a high price for the staple article of food with the best grace possible—unless millers and bakers are mistaken in their calculations and find that the foreign competition is able to rise to the occasion and supply the present want at prices winch will command acceptance. —Evening Post.
PIAKO COUNTY COUNCIL.
The monthly meeting of the Piako County Council was held at the Council Chambers, Morrinsville, on Friday, when there were present:—Councillors \Y. P. Chepmell (chairman). McCaw, Hnckland, Gavin, Harrison, Larney, Brady, T. Bel lamy, Ring. WORKS. It was resolved that tho Patetere and Taotaoroa iuombe.s be .1 Committee to in spect and report re taking over the Horo Horo Cambridge road. Foreman Wattain forwarded specifications for i - aiting gravel at Cordon and Waira kan. It was decided to call tenders return able at next meeting. Cr, Harrison said he had visited the gravel pit complained of by Floyd. Jt was a certain amount of detriment to him ; but he believed it was more so to Morgan. Tho pit was certainly not in a nice place, and he considered it ought to be rilled in.—lt was decided to till the pit up. ENGINEERING EXPENSES. In response to a request from Cr. Larney, the Clerk reported that the amount of engineering expenses since the services of a per nanent engineer was dispensed with, in July, lsy.3, amounted to £idO 6s, an average of £'i'S per year. Cr. Larney said of course tin're were other items belonging to the Road Board, lie contended it would be far better to employ a permanont engine >.r and have the roads made in a uniform way. At present there was no system about tho way the work was carried rait. A professional man should be at the head of affairs. Tho other members e.iuld not see things in tho same light as Cr. Larney. It was seated the new bridges just erected would not require any further overhauling by an engineer for many years. The wrecking of bridges and approaches by storm water could not be helped. Cr. barney : An engineer could travel all over the country and see that roads and bridges were properly attended to in a sys tematic manner. After every storm duriny the winter rjads and bridges are swept away. Cr. Gavin : The Thames and Ohinemuri Counties permanent engineeers are engag ed, and yet the bridges suffer just tho same, they are in t'.ie same position. Cr. McCaw s-iid no matter what was donet>Q approaches would wash away.as the shlfTgle cannot, withstand the elemeuts. Cr. Harrison said if the Load Board and Council combined they might engage a? engineer. '^ (Jr. McCaw said he was in favour of one local body governing the district. The Chairman explained that could only be done by vote of the ratepayers. Cr. Larney: I have been endeavouring for 5 or 0 years to get the two combined. The Chairmi.n said lie thought it would be very good if it could be arranged. CHAS'OE OK COUNTY OFFICE. Cr Larney moved bis notice of motion re changing County offices to Moninsville. After waiting some time the chairman said he would second the motion pro forma. Cr. Gavin said he would like to hear Cr. Larney speak on the motion. Since the Council office had been shifted to To xViqha it was proved the change had worked well for 3 years, and he thought it was better f r the majority of the ratepayers. He had asked the Clerk to compile figures a.-, to how the office was patronised when the Clerk visited Morrinsville. Cr. Larney said things had. changed for the better in Morrinsville district" 1 since then. Ho pointed out the large tract of land on the Lockerbie and AVaitoa estates being opened up for settlement, and intend ing settlers wanted to s?e plans of district, etc. Cr. McCaw said the. local agents for the estates, Messrs H. and J. Clifford, supplied plans an'l everything necessary to intend ing settlers. Cr. Bellamy said the Morrinsville people were certainly entitled to some considera tion, lie thought tho oflico should bo opened once or twice a week at Morrinsville, but he was not in favour of shifting it al together. The motion was put and lost, Cr. Larney remarking that he would bring up the question time after time, until justice was done to the western portion of the connty. There was a good deal of misrepresentation in the County. Some of the members' ideas of justie ' were very meagre. DOO COLLARS. The price of dog collars was fixed the same as last year, 2s bd for cdtle dogs and rabbiter's terriers, all others 10s. A pro position by Cr. McCaw that teiriersbels was lost. It was decided to appoint Mr Hill, tram way manager, as dog registrar for Te Aroha ridiny. IiRAIN* NEAR LARNEYS. It was resolved to leave the water table open as suggested by Cr barney. The Chairman said lie had inspected the drain, and considered it quite right to run water down the road. Cr. Larney asked where Farmer's bridge (referred to in the foreman's report) was situated. lie was not aware of such a structure ; perhaps, said Cr. barney, it is some monument erected in memory of the the late knew of " The Farmers,'' IrS ?uch many years ago. Accounts were p.isjod for paying ...... /'* WHAT DOES THE NEGLECT OF A BAD COLD MEAN? Only too frequently ■i serious attack of Prxnmonia and the sowing of the seeds of that fcourge of huinanity ; Consumption.'^These evils can be averted by taking TUSSIOURA, which has been pr.-ved by experience to be the Remedy of the Age for all complaints of the Throat, Lungß and Bronchial Tubes. Price 2s 6d per Bottlea Obtainable atsll Chemists and Storekeeper, throughout the colony,
THE WAIKATO TDItH, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27 1002
Government Notices f^^^m&sk^ NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS. Wednesday, December si™, 1002. ;. MM usual l-.l.'i p.m. Franklon train will : i run thripiiirli to ami will not I:■avi- Auckland till 3.35 p.m., arriving Frankt.m 1u.50 p.m., and Cambridge 11.50 All -cods 'and livestock tratii • suspended "U January Ist and 2nd Fi<i" flirthiT particulars of train ments and excursion Fares, se • ivi:v Public Works Office, Auckland, sth December, 1902: TENDERS will be received at this Office until noon on MONDAY the 20h inst., for ADDITIONS, REPAIRS, etc., to SANATORIUM BUILDING, CAM BRIDGE. Plan, Specification and Con ditions may be- seen at the L'osl Offices at Haniiitou and Cambridge, and at this Office. The lowest or any tender not R. VICKERMAN, District Engineer. Wanteds r " iff ANTED—AII Waikato Residents to - ¥ visit the West Coast Health Resort, during Regatta Carnival week, and witness famous Poi and Haka dances. ANTED -All Waikato Residents to ¥ visit'the West Coast Health Resort, during Regatta Carnival week, ami wituess famous Poi and Haka dances. ~~"TANTED~KNOWN—Those desirous . / of having FAMILY GROUPS PHOTOGRAPHED at Xmas or New Year should make appointments with Messrs GAZE & CO. as early as possible. —How den's Buildings, Hamilton. IT " A N'TED—The travelling public to re * f member that Tea, Coffee, Pies, Past; v. Cakes, etc., are obtainable all day lornr at my Refreshment Rooms. Auck land, i.ocal, and Illustrated papers. —J. T. Horn,,, Confectioner etc, Hamilton. m/R, ANTED —Those requiring Violins, ¥ ¥ Strings, and all Accessories appert aining thereto, to call on or send to H. 11. How-lt'n, watchmaker and jeweller, Hamil ton, who has a large supply in stock. Religious Announcements. TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH, HAMILTON. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 23. Preacher 11 a.m. and 7 p.m— Rev. W, C. Francis ; Marshmeadows 2 p.m., Rev. W. C. Francis; Ngaruawahia 7 p.m., Mr W. Harris. Business Notices. [T A I K A T O TIMES ESTABLISHED 30 YEAR? ME POPULAR EVENING PAPER OF THE WAIKATO. THE FARMERS' JOURNAL. A LARGE AND INCREASING CIRCULATION. CIRCULATING IN THREE ELEC TORAL DISTRICTS. Sie WAIKATO TIMES hasbeen estab lished 30 years and has a large circulation amongst the farming community, and is therefore an excellent advertising medium. The Rates of Advertising are extremely liberal. PAULL & VENABLES, Proprietors. HOT WEATHER GuODS AT Milne & Ghoyce, Ltd., AUCKLAND. WASHING BLOUSES, Special job line at 2s Gd, 3a 6d, 4s 6d ; Mercerised Sateen Blouses, floral styles, 4s lid to 12s 6d; White and Coloured Washing Slk Blouses, beautifully trimmed, at 12s Cd, 15s Od, to 355. HOLLAND COSTUMES, with new Rus sian and Eton jackets, and smartly cut skirts, from 21s !)d the costume. UNDERSKIRTS, in washing prints, all trimmed, at 2s Ud, 3s Gd, 3s lid, to 10s Gd; Fancy Materials, from 5s lid to 255. WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, Special Value, trimmed lace or embroidery and tucks' 3s lid, 5s lid, Gs lid, to 27s (3d NEW SUNS HADES-Handsome Cream Satin Sunshades, with wide moire stripe, 10s 9d; Striped and Floral Roman Satins, Gs lid, 8s lid, 10s 6d ; Plain and Fancy Parasols in every shade. CHILDREN'S WHITE SILK FROCKS, lace trimmed, to fit children from 0 to (I years, 9s lid to 21s. NEW FANCY GOODS FOR PRESENTS —Good Fancy Soaps, 3 cakes in artis tic bos, Is ad, Is Gd, 2s 6d, 4s Gd; Photo Frames, in all shapes, Is, Is 3d, Is 9d. 2s Gd, to 10s Gd ; Purses,' at od, Is, ■ 3d, Is Od, to 20s : Fancy lioxed Han . kerchiefs, Is 3d, Is Gd, Is Od, Is lid, to 10s Gd the box; Real Maltese Lace Scarves and Collars, 10s Od, 12s Gd. 15s Gd, to 455. NEW GOODS' FOR GENTLEMEN— Special selection of Gent's Neckties at Is. lsGd. 2s Gd, to ts Gd. SERVICEABLE LINEN lIANDKER CHIEFS - Plain hem, Is, Is 3d, Is 6d : hem-stitched, Is 6d to 3s 6d SMART WASHING WAISTCOATS, in white, drab, and shepherd's plaids, at 5s lid, Gs IM, s s Gd, to 1.-.slid FRENCH STRAW' PANAMA HATS, Gs Ud. Latest Hats iu every style NEW TUNIC AND TENNIS SHIRTS, from 3s Cd to 7s Gd ; Gent's White and Coloured Sweaters, 3s Gd, 3s lid to 10» Gd. Immense stock of Gent's Summer Underclothing. Xmas Presents— Largysto f rp -„, r new goods, lea Wrre Dinner Ware, etc.-At William liacott s, Cambridge.
Business Notices- Hamilton, December 15th, HlO2. JfAVING disposed of my butcher»g I 1 business to Messrs Stone ;m 1 Chi'i cott, I take this opportunity of hanking my customers for the liberal support I ha\o ior so many years receive! from them, and to solicit a continuance of the same to my successors. T. QUALTROUGH. Hamilton, December loth, IW2. "VyiTll refeivr.ee fc o ll,e above wo be,' * » to f>y tiirtl we have this J:iV take': ov«r Mr t ( !u-iltr..u--h's old est-.'.-1: -h-d bu iuess, and hope by strict atieutiou to business, and by keeping meat of the very besi quality only, to receive a liberal share nf patronage and support. (J. STONE, R. CHILCoTT. FAKE NOTICE 'THAT FREDERICK IIUXTABLE is I NO LONGER AGENT or iu anv '• ''-'nee!eel with the WERTHEIM, AND WHEELER AND WILSON SEWING MACHINE TRADE. Therefore no receipts or orders will be recognised as from December Ist, H)i'i2, bearing Frederick Huxtable's signature, but DAVIS ,V fO. are the RECOGNISED AGENTS for the Waikato. Signed, LOCK, UPTON \ CO., Auckland. VERANDAH S CHEAP, LL sizes from 4s to 12s at ■SANDERS. Q.CE, Cambridge. SUMMER DRINKS. RASPBERRY SYRUP of Special t Quality, made expressly for mo K brand of Genuine Raspberry Vine gar, Lirnejuice, Limejuico Cordial Herb Beer extract, De Carles concen trated drinks. Eiffel Tower con centrated drinks, really splendid. SANDERS, Q.C.E. " k goods;" K GOODS." K RASPBERRY JAM in Tins and Jars. K Jams assorted do. do. K Marmalade, K Nectarine Converse, K Potted. Meats K Raspberry Vinegar, guaranteed mode from genuine Raspberry K Potted Meats, K Sheep's Tongues, K Beef Tea., K Vinegar K Tomato and Worcester Sauce Pepper, etc., etc. rf you want reliable goods that will please you, try K goods. SANDERS, Q.C.E. NEW XMAS FRUITS. MACHINE DRESSED CURRANTS from 4'd lb. Finest quality Patras, do. (id lb. Seeded Raisins and Muscatels, Lexias, Valencias, Sultanas from 7d lb; Figs, Dates, Desert Muscatels, Peaches, Pears, Apricots, Pine Apples from 7d; Almonds, nuts of all kinds. Evaporated Peaches, Apricots, from Sd lb. Prunes from Bd. Apples. Finest quality goods at right prices. SANDERS, QC.E. CONFECTIONERY. /CHOCOLATES of all makes in every KJ variety, including Magawattee Lollies of all kinds, Metz Fruits, Xmas Stockings, Jewel Packets, etc. SANDERS, Q.C.E. TAKE NOTICE. I7IOR new Potted Meats, English, Ameri can and Colonial. For finest quality of Salmon, Sardines, etc. Try SANDERS, Q.C.E. BISCUITS. piSCUITS from 3'd to 5s lb. I can 1) sell you all, either iu variety, quality, /CALL and see the display of articles in KJ the window at Is each. Plenty more inside. A lino assortment of goods to hand, suitable for wedding and Xmas presents. SANDERS, Q.C.E. DO YOU WANT FURNITURE? CAN supply you with Furniture of Superior make of well - seasoned timber, at very reasonable prices. Furni ture and Bedding of every description, made to order by competent workmen. SANDERS, Q.C.E. SASHES, DOORS, ETC. A STOCK of Sashes, Doors, Mantel pieces, Verandah Brackets, etc., on hand, splendidly made of well-seasoned timber, at the lowest prices ever offered, Kauri timber, cheap and good. F. J. SANDERS, Agent for J. McAndrew &. Co., Paeroa. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. ONLY* first-quality in Seeds and Manures are supplied by us. Samples may be seen at our agent, Mr F. J. Sanders, Cam bridge. Agent for \Y. S Laurie & Co., Auckland. QUALITY IS THE TEST OF CHEAP NESS. fcCORMICK Harvesting Machines, are L not the lowest priced on the market, but the quality is unequalled, and they are guaranteed to give satisfaction. Binders, Mowers, or Rakes. A full stock of fittings on hand for all machines. F. J. SANDERS, Sole Agent Auckland Province. THILE thanking my numerous patrons ' throughout Waikato for their kind support, no effort will be wanting on my part to merit a continuance of the same. My ambition is to keep the finest quality of goods procurable. Wishing you all a merry Xmas and a happy and prosperous New Year. F. J. SANDERS. Q.C.E. Cambridge. PRESERVING Jars, Preserving Pans in Brass, Copper, and Euemelled. Arras Cream Separators are the simplest, most effective known. Call and inspect them. Prices 50s up, SANDERS, CAMBRIDGE. AWHIA rrsK A WAMIITU & ROYAL MAIL COACH Leaves KAWHIA every TUESDAY aid FRIDAY, at 8 a.m. Lpavw rniOSGIA. ev.rv WEDNES DAY w! SATURDAY at 7 » m Acrivir.S! at Piroi&'n every TUESDAY aud FRID\Y T E KAU•A -M 0 A AND GOVERNMENT KING COUNTRY LAND 3 To be shortly opened fcr selection. A. SY T MONDS & CO rKOiBIETOES ... IE AWAMUTU
W. J. Hunger. IX consequence <>f the Xew Year Holidays the undersigned WILL NOT IIOBD ANY SALES at 'IV Awaniutu on Decem ber 27th, i .mi•»■ = !-!-;„-■ • 'i i January 3rd, or Ohaupo on Jau i ■i v «it Is. W. J. II DAY, DECEMBi The under. :_;i).■.] has i- ■..■ ived instructions from Mrs J. :;u ■•••,[ iat Piueroro Post Office, Hautapu), who is leaving the Waikato, to sell the whole of her a a ouse iioi,i» kL'K.x iti:i; l. Ac, as follows: iirst class Piano (good us new), Chairs, Tables. Couch, Wicker • 'one!). Fenders, Lamps, Eight-day Ausunia Clock, -J. Double Iron Prass-mounted Bedsteads, 1 Three .titer Iron Bedstead, 3 Wire \Vove Matresscs, Hair Matress, Pillows, Bolster, etc., Mahogany Chest of Drapers, Duchesse Pair, W'ashstands and Ware, Looking Classes, Linoleums and Oilcloth, Dresser, Lamp Stove, Jars, Fruit Bottles, (.'rock Kitchen Table, Iron Tank, i .ets gide-saddle and Bridle, '"• , { tonsils, etc., etc. Single-seated Good Quiet Reliable Horse and Harness, Two wheeled Roadster, Quiet Horse and Harness, Horse Covers, First-class Dairy Cow (newly calved), Calf, Fowls, Ducks, Sundries, etc., etc. Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. W. J. HUNTER. HAMILTON STOCK SALE. ~ THURSDAY, JANUARY 8,1903. The undersigned will 5 ,.1 lat Hamilton Yards on Thursday, January Bth : O. i P RIME BEEF, O ' Win. Booth, Win. Graham, IVui, Vickers, Ohaupo 20 Fat Steers and Heifers, Jas C. Mc- Yitie. 30 Prime Fat Heifers and Cows, W. Newall, Windsor, Jones, I hitty b'eddon IS Prime Steers, G. Way, J. Knight '.'o Fat Sheep, A. Casiy, F. Jolly iO Fat Lambs, S. Knight 30 Yearling and 18-month Cattle Watheu, Ware, William Vickers 25 Well-bred 18-month, and two-year- Steers and Heifers, 2U Choice Calves, Mrs Robt. Bruce 23 Strong Well-bred Calves, 3 Fresh Cows, W. Baker 12 Prime Beef. J. G. Penniket 120 Fat Hoggets, lluntlyj Entries Solicited. Sale at 12 noon. W. J. II UNT ER. CAMBRIDGE CATTLE SALE. SATURDAY, In consequence of the usual sale day falling ou the 3rd (holiday week), I will hold my next Cambridge sale on January loth, one week later than usual, and will sell: [frn WELL - BRED YOUNG lO\t CATTLE, from neighbourhood 40 Choice IS-month and Two-year-old Half-bred Polled Angus Steers and Heifers, W. Thornton 20 Well-bred Yearlings, R. Brown ■ls Choice Yearlings and Strong Calves, W. P. Reid, G.Reid. 8 Fresh-conditioned Cows and Heifers W. P. Reid 2() Choice Yearlings, Robert Brown 12 Well-bred Calves, Taotaoroa lo Very Choice Shorthorn 18-month. old Steers, G. Nickle 8 Choice Yearlings, Mr Price 30 Well-grown Choice Steer Calves, 0 Fat Cows, F. Hicks 12 Prime Fat Heifers. Jos. Gane. W, 6 Good Dairy Cows, at Calving, W. Stanley 40 Choice Calves, C. Chitty, A. Black man, N. Dougherty 12 Well-bred Three-year-old Empty Heifers, nearly beef, Fencourt 7 Three-year-old Steers, W. and E. Nickle 15 Choice Calves, A. Black more W. J. HUNTER. NGARUAWAHIA STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, JANUARY 16. | A THREE - YEAR - OLD STEERS, I'' J. Jackson 25 Very Choice Calves, VV. Hunt 20 Strong Calves, T. Hinton 40 Mixed Young Cattle, R. Holmes Entries Solicited. W. J. HUNT ER . SHEEP FAIR. Wednesday, February IS, 1903. THE undersigned will hold his First Sheep Fair at Ohaupo Yards, as above. Entries solicited W. J. HUNT ER . £IOO TOYS AT E. J. Wilkinson's, Cambridge At your own price, from ONE PENNY upwards. CHRISTMAS CARDS PRESENTS- Froiua FATtTHiNG, b'uitible for young and old. MUSICAL rXSTRt'MENTS u-:t arrived „CfiO worth., direct from the manufac turers. Several novelties. Look them up, Parr Bros., Hamilton,— you can get Empire Imperial Colfee, Daisy Soap. No soap like " Daisy." It's a soap that does its work " thoroughly." This is something worth noting, 2 bars of lovelv White Borax Curd Soap weighing ne&aljy 31bs, for—Parr Bros, will make the price right.
McNicol & Co i.M IT MAY CONCERN. .1 the \>W V signed will NOT In.ld a ■lav. wrh lust. TOOK S\l, us..a] sali! diy January the holid.-.vs we will OU from local graziers 50 l''it'..-li-cji:ilitioned Threo - year - old Steers, Waiiakau 13 Well bred Tliroeyear-uld Mee.'s Reaper and Hinder McXICOL ct CO. -;-- G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer, OHAUPO LIVE STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, JANUARY 13. CAT, STORE. AND DAIRY i. CA'i n.i; 50 Very choice Two and 2i-yeur Steers, :iO Well-bred 18-month Heifers, Hauturu and Utorohanga. McXICOL k CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. CLEARING SALE AT SCOTCHMAN'S VALLEY. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21. Favoured with instructions the under signed will sell on behalf of Mrs Gubbins, at the farm, Papakanui, Scotchman's Valley, on above date, her HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, HACKS, BUGGY & DRAUGHT HORSES, BUGGY, DAIRY COWS, FARM IMPLE MENTS. 4«\ Two-horse Farmers' Favorite Drill, practically new, only drilled about ■k) acres. Full particulars later. M a N I • O L & CO. U. V. McCullagii, Au">iinefr. 19/12 SALE OF I'OTO-0-RANGI HERD OF SHORTHORN" CATTLE AL' OHAUPO. Wednesday, January 28, 100?. 13'.) Cow ~i ;d Heifers, now with bull 35 Yearling Heifers 75 Calves i Bulls i Draught Horses and Harness 6 Hacks Without Reserve. Catalogue and particulars on application Origin of Herd : The cows worn origi nally imported from Melbourne, purchased in 1870 from some of tho best breeders there, including |.|kj Circular Head Co. of Tasmania, . one of the first, if not the first company, to import and breed pure Shnptborna in Australasia : kept pure since bv bulls bred by J. Horwood, Bridgewater Park herd; E. Menlove, Esq.. Oamaru ; A. A. Fantham, Esq., Hawera; late John Grigg, Longbeacb, Canterbury; Archdea on Williams, Te Ante, Hawke's Bay ; W. Nixon, Esq., Cat terbury ; R. D. D. McLean, Jvq., Maraekr.- kaho, Hawke's Bay ; MeH irely Bros.. Pal merston North; and N.Z. Land Associa tion. MoNICOL 4 CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. RANGIRIRI STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, JANUARY 20. The undersigned will bold their next Ran giriri Sale on above date Entries Solicited. McXICOL & CO. 0. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. ANNUAL SHEEP FAILi AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, February 4, 1903. EWES, LAMBS, WETHERS AND RAMS Entries solicited. At 12 o'clock. McXICOL ,v. CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer. PEDIGREE POLLED ANGUS BULLS FOR PRIVATE SALE. ~ PURE-BRED POLLED ANGUS 0 BULLS, the property of Mr Alex ander Aitken, and bred upon the Kerenoe Estate. For further particulars apply to McNI C 0 L & CO. |7 0 U TJ i; I V ATE DALE FARMS in all parts of the district AGENTS FOR: Little's! Sheep Dip, Fluid and Powder The Highland Sheep Dip I', and D. Duncan's implements E.L.T. Noxious Weed Destroyer, a eon ttensed fluid prepared for the de struction of blackberry, gorse, briar, etc. When properly applied tlrs preparation is entirely reliable. One gallon of fluid to 4Q gallons of water. Supplied in one, two, and five-gallon drums i one gallon os6d, twogallon 5a 6d, five gallons os. Spray pumps especially constructed for the p ar pose, prices £4 10s. If bushes'' are small the fluid can be applied with ordinary water-can. Further par ticulars and tbdthnonials on applica tion. McXICOL & CO. DHOW N LEUHO R N i- We have tho greatest laying strains in the world, and era now booking orders for sit - tin s. We are eivinjr a Biker Cnp as a Trophy ct |R? W.ilc'o Poultry (bib for beet Brown L L'L'ra CVk-rel or rullet, at next H> mil ieu '-h w, batched from rgws fiom our jaxh by Waik'tj tretders.—Write for catf-loeuea to T. A. BRQOKK&, Otah^uc. Pe.my Postage has proved a great boon Ever sine* ;t couiS into force, Such beneiijs can't reach us too soon, Thougiji bound to arrive in due course. It is time vie took care of our pence, And likewise our health I am sure, Sci he, with a cough and good senso, Tr .^, 3 d WOODS' GBEAI PEfPEMItXT
SPECULATORS LARGE OR SMALL CAPITAL i ND all those anxious to Secuie GOOD INVESTMENTS of Substantial and Increasing Valu« and to those wishing to secure COMFORTABLE HOMES SNUG FARMS OR GOOD PASTORAL PROPER TIES We would cull your attention to the fact that we can offer the best and moot com plete List of Properties of all kinds in n« Wa kato and surrounding Districts, and are prepared to FINANCIALLY, ASSIST BUYERS. We cannon advertise our large list of properties in detajd, but wo are always ready to give, or particulars to intending buyers, also to" conduct them over the different for Sale, free of charge. Wo have pf&gerties from 50 acre to 5000 acres blocks in rftice from 17s 6d per acre to j6lO per acre k'ood roads, near Post Office, school, Creameries and Railway, and on Easy Terms. IF YOU *^ Desire to Sell We shall be glad to receive full particulars of your property which we advertise in different parts of New Zealand and Australia, which costs you nothing, as advertising is the keystone to our Buccess & and our terms are, NC SALE, NO CHARGE. - We have numerious inquiries from all part 4 of New Zeaknd and Australia, our con nection being very extensive. Having lately sold several properties is a proof of our ability to do business. Why Pay Rent. We have several Good Town Properties with 4to 9 roomed houses, with i acre to 10 acre good land in or Hamilton East and West. Easy terms. For further parti. culars apply to DAVIS & CO. AUCTIONEERS A$D VALUEES, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, HAMILTON. Auction sales conducted in all parts of the country. Advances made on all goods placed with us for Sale. WAIKATO AGENTS and SHOW ROOMS for the WONDERFUL WERTHEIM SEWING MACHINE Three machines in one. On Time Pay ment, 2s (id per week. Also, PIANOS & ORGANS English and German, and on easy terns. From 2s 6d per-weeg? See' our quality and price before you pur chase. WAIKATO AGENTS Northern Fire Insurance Company Capital .£5,689,000. WAIKATO AGENTS Imperial (gold medal) Calf Food. hpsfc in fVin m»rl-of nrw,„ ~„„J _i used. Auction sales at our New Mart and Yards, Hamilton, EVERY SATUEDAY at 2 p.m.. of POULTRY, PIGS, PRODUCE FURNITURE, etc. Anything you have for sale TAKE IT TO DAVIS & CO. and have it turned into cash. » * Chip, etc. Terms, 12s 6d per quarter, Is 0d per hour. Articles designed.—Mis*~ E. Ayling, 13, Victoria Area le, Auckland, TO WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS HOTELKEEPERS, and the General Public in the CITY OF AUCKLAND, and the SURROUNDING DISTRICT. IT having come under the notice of the undersigned Dunedin Brewers that BOTTLED ALE AND STOUT PUR PORTING TO BE DUNEDIN ALE AND SfflßT is now being sold throughout the Aueßnnd District, bearing on the Labels the name oH). ARKELL, arid'a statement that the same is brewed expressly for D. Arkell, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Brewers that THEY DO NOT BREW FOR OR SUPPLY ALE OB STOUT TO the said D. Arkell. Dated at Dunedin, this loth dav of July 1902. JAMES SPEIGHT AND CO., LIMITED. McGAVIN AND CO. MAURICE JOEL ✓ WILLIAM STRACHAN AND CO. GOYLE AND JOLLY, HAMILTON. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN awn anil Dressed Timber, MOULDINGS DOORS SASHES JOINERY, &o. Also, stock Posts and Wire Builders' Ironmongery White Lead and Oil, etc. Jobbing Work Done. Plans and Speci cations Prepare 1 and Estimates Given. Agents for United Fire Insurance Co. ALMADALE, HAMILTON. Private Boarding Estab lishment. MRS P. A: QUICK. Every Comfort and Convenience for Touristß. HOT AND "COLD BATHB. Any Person FOUND TRESSPASING with dog or gun on any of the, Assets Realisation B ;ard's properties in the Wai kato will L e prosecuted. "" JOHN McCi Estates s»ij " |
WT/1902/WT_19021227/MM_01/0004.xml | 4,053 | IBM WAIKATO TIMES, SAIIJRDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1902,
Colds often hang on. You try this thing and that thing, every kind of homo remedy and cheap cough mixtures, and yet your cold con tinues to hang on. You must not deal lightly with these old I colds. You must get of them just as ■w'soon as possible. You , " must take something to _' break their hold. Ayer's Pestoral ■oothes irritable throats, heals inflamad bronchial tabes, and quiets congest ion in tho lungs. This is why it so quickly control: these old coughs and pre- Tents pneumonia and consumption. "I was troubled with a ver" hard cough vhich I could nt get J& zi. When I read o- Ayer's 1 sent to Johannesburg £l 1 procured a bottle. It wmrjptely enred me, and I have many Cv«Tnt»des here who have had ford coughs cored in the same way. " Company C, Second Royal feirkg. Reg., Nel's Spruit, Transvaal, 8. Africa. Th«M art) many substitutes and imi tation*. Beware of them! Be sure •fffi get Ayer's Oherry Pectoral. Two sizes. Large and small bottles. hmni * Dr. J, C. AycTVceT. Lowell, Mais., U.S.A. E VANS* 'ONDEBFULTJEMEDIEB TUSSICURA. —For Coughs and Colds. WITCH'S OIL. -For Rheu matios, Chilblaines etc. MOUNTAIN KING ASTHMA POWDER— For Asthma and Bronchits. These preparations, which have gained a widespread reputation throughout tho Col ray are obtainable in the Waikato district from the following :—H. J. Clifford, Mcrnva ville; Thou. Wells, Cambridge ; W. Eseott, Cambridge : F. J. Sanders, Cambridge; Chas Boyoe, Cambridge; Parr Bros., Hamilton , E. J. Divey, Hamilton : W. Dey, Hamil od ; J. S. Edwards, Ohaapo ; 6, M. A. Ahier, Te Awamutu ; F. A. Chapman, Kihi kihi; Green and Colebrock, Te Kuiti and Otorohanga ; Dooley and Paterson, Ngarua wabia ; B. F. Sandes, Hamilton ; A. E. Manning, Hamilton ; R. J. Roberts, Cam bridge. Price, 2/6. | Say-Friend: taklPteaspoonsful awake at! ni£ht barking. %l FOR COUGHS & COLDS I? ACTS LIKE MAGIC!!! ttl!> fIfERYWHERE 1/6 k 2/6. John Bettley, WHOLESALE k RETAIL BUTCHER (Opposite the Hamilton Hotel). BEST QUALITY MEAT ONLY KEPT. Connected wherewith is THE HAMILTON COFFEE PALACE. Hoi Downs Daily vbok 12 to 2 o'oxoox Chopi tad Steaks Beady in Ten Hinutos. DINNJR>k BALE-DAYS it 11 O'CLOCK T Races, Bigmttag, Shows, &e., Catered I The Worth American Specialists Company j Is an Association of American Medical i Specialists for the treatment of nervous I diseases; established for fonrteen years i ' over forty thousand cases cured (in all parts of the world); guarantees a radical nd permanent cure of all cases of nervous debility, depression, lack of energy, loss of I flesh, nerve-power or vitality, dizziness, E'nging in the ears, pimples, bladder and idney troubles, or any disorders which uuht men or women for business, ■ study or marriage. Book explaining our special treatment and giving numerous Msstimonials for all parts of the world, by grateful patients, sent free on application, S or if you will send us full description of your symptoms, our Specialists will caro \ " fnlly diagnose your case, and we will inform you by return mail what treatment you would require for a complete restoration to • health and vigor. Will guarantee cure or refund all money paid. No charge for "idiaguosis. All correspondence strictly con fidential. NORTH AMERICAN SPECIALISTS COMPANY. 1084. Corbin Building, Broadway, near John Street, New York, U.S.A. rpHK GOVERNMENT INSURNCEA X DEPARTMENT is prepared to grant Employers of Labour Covers against Risks connected with their trade or hueinc^—under the Workers' Compensation Act, the Em ployers' Liability Actej as well as under Common Law, . ( Owners of propeity and Mortca?ees also •V^S'.T 1 "". '"••"■'■"• "Jien'l! i!ii>i!-y. i.ixumi A'l *idin'. Insurance cUei i ■ ti in all brai dies. For parti('iil.:rp ii* In nri-s, elc, apily U nelocl Oflic of '1 e I »"»'• imM>t. J. H. RICHARDSON. Cominiasioni'i TheSS aio bold assertions to make regard ing any medicine, but there is abundant nroof of every one of the above statements dir.g this remedy. Every household < ~"*' ve a Lottie at hand. Get it to a life. W. DEY, Agent, ELLS, Agent, Cam- LJEHER, Agent, Te C
CAMBEIDGi CO-OP. STORES. Shoes. Men's Boots Women's Boots Children's Boots. We are Daily Opening New Boots and Shoes for the Xmas Trade, and can Give You a Choice Selection of the Msst Up-to-Date Styl-.s at Fine THOS. WELLS, George E. Clark LAND. PRODUCE, & GENERAL AGENT, CAMBRIDGE FOR SALE, NEW SEASON Swede, Turnip and Kape, Now landed ex Tongariro from William Hurst and Son, London. TV HESE Seeds are from specially selected X stocks which ensures the highest class and quality of the grower. Hurst's Monarch Swede . Hurst's Perfection Swede fe Hurst's Lord Derby Swede Green Top Aberdeen Turnip Purple Top Aberdeen Turnip Imperial Green Globe Turnip Fosterton Hybrid Turnip Broad Leaf Essex Rape Special prizes will be offered for roots grown from above stocks at next Root Show. Shirley and Co.'s £ s. d. Superphos phate Special Turnip Manure Bone Phosphate 64 per cent., guran teed Maiden Island Guano Bonedust, etc., etc. Kainit FOR CALF FEEDIXG- Cod Liver Oil Cocoanut Cake Wheat Meal Crushed Linseed Whole Linseed Crushed Oats Bran and Sharps Premier and Champion Flour Wheat, Maize, Barley, Oats Fencing Wire, Barbed and Plain Wire Strainers, Walker's Rollers Fencing Staples Dehorners (Keystone) George E. Clark, Duke Street, - ■ CAMBRIDGE The Best Household Coal in the Colony. CAN new be obtained from all Co Dealers iu Waihalu. ft Orders addressed to the Mino Managor Mr Edwabd S. Wi&ht, Huntly, will be promptly attended to. FBANZ BCHERFF, Auckland, April, 1899. *" "* * rj
TICK UK'S Sunshine Fruit Syrups. Two flavours— Raspberry and Lemon. A 6d packet will make two gallons refresh ing summer drink. Use with water or seltzogene. Sunshine Jelly Crystals. 6d packets. A great success. Fifteen flavours. Cannot bo beaten. One packet, one pint iiuest jelly. Ask the flavour yon prefer. Sunshine Pudding 1 Powder. (id b.>x:'~. Four dtftVivnl flavours, two flavours in each Gd box. Each6d box, with milk, etc., makes two quarts delicious pud ding. Sunshine Custard Powder. Four flavours, assorted, in each 6d box. Each flavour makes one pint. Family Baking Powder. One more kind lady wanted as a eiis t imer ! Get the first tin ! the second will ;oon come along. We do not ask you to use the tin to LIFT the scones. You get honest, full weight, exclusive of the tin always. That Boy knows tiro Grocer, and the Grocer knows the Boy by this time ! !! Of all Grocers. Manufacturer : IV. F. Tucker, COMMERCE STREET, AUCKLAND. THE "UMPBELL AND TIHRENFRIED J ft COMPANY, fIMITED, Capital £309,000 43, QUEEN STREET WHARF, ALBERT BREWERY QUEEN-STREEI AND • DOMAIN BREWERY, NEWMARKET. DIBECTOB9 J. Logan Oampbbu, Esq, (Chairman), Aethue M. Mlßßa (Managing Director), and Lao M. Mtibs. Siobbtabt : Air bid S. Bankabt, Cable Address: "Beehlre,"Aaoklaod, AGENTS FOR- R. FORrER & CO., "Bulldog " ALE STOUT, London M. B. FOSTER & SONS (Ltd. «' Burlj ALE and STOUT, London J. SOHWEPPE & CO., MINERAL WATERS, Sydney and London D. H. BURKE, SCHNAPPS, HambnrK W. &G. GILBEY, SCHNAPPS, London J. W. BURMESTER, PORT, Oporto ADET SEWARD & CO., V.D. CLARET JAS. BUCHANAN & CO., SCOTCH WHISKY, London JAMES WATSON & CO., SCOTCH WHISKY, Dundee PEASE, SON & CO., 8.0.5. WHISKY Darlington HIRAM WALKER & SONS (Ltd. " Canadian Club " WHISKY, Ontario DUNVILLE & SONS (Ltd.), V.E. IRISH WHISKY, Belfast SIR JOHN POWER & SONS, IRISH WHISKY, Dublin ROUYER GUILLET & CO., BRANDY Oognao ADELAIDE WINE CO., "Tanunda, Adelaide MOET & CHAN DON, CHAMPAGNE Reims) KRUG & CO., CHAMPAGNE. Reims RUINART & CO., CHAMPAGNE, Reiruß E. IRROY, CHAMPAGNE, Reims A, COLLIN, CHAMPAGNE, Chalons Etc., Etc. Etc. A very Large AEeortraeat of the best bbands of WINES & SPIRITS, including AUSRALIAN WINES, always on band. CIGARS.—Many well-known bhasdb Selection. ALBERT &• DOMAIN BREWERIES PEIZK MEDALS AND AWAEDS : Sydney Exhibiton, 1879, Melbourne Ex hibition, 1880 : Wellington Exhibitcn, 1885 Auckland Exhibition, 1877,1878,1879,1880 Colonial e.Bd Indian Exhibition, 1886; Dun edin Exhibition, 1890. TASMANIAN EXHIBITION, 1891-2 Ale (bulk), Special First Award Gold Medal; Ale (bottled), First A^vard; Stout (bulk), Special Firtt Award Gold Medal; Stout (bottled), Special First Award and Gold Medal. Albo, CHAMPIONSHIP against ali roreifrn and Celotial Beer Exhibited j and MELBOURNE CENTENNIAL EJHIBL TION, 1888 : First Prize and Gold Medal. THI CAMPBELL & EHEENFEIED COMPANY (Ltd.). 7/6/7 FOR BEST VALUE Lowest Prices GROCERIES SEND TO ftlacferson & West, HAMILTON. We are cash buyers of Butter, Eggs, Horsehair, Fungus, etc., etc. 2S/6 WAVERLEY HOTEI AUCKLAND. MAURICE O'CONNOR, PROPRIBK R ill desires to intimate that be has taken ov-r the business of this Popular Hotel, and wo-ild respectfully request a continuance of fch:: liberal support hitherto awarded his pre- Visitors to Auckland win find t ia(i no effort will be spared to afford them «?. ry comfort, whilst the TARIFF will be, as pr-. victual y, MOST MODERATE. Tba Hotel is wi«hin «ne minuiVs w.'k Rvlway Station and Wharf, aad ovfl uo 1 view of the Harbour. To the friends of the Proprietor in different parts, of the colony, a Cead Mille Failthe wil vor De extended? and a pleasant sojourn a pured. WINES, SPIRITS, ALES. ETC. Of the BJ3ST BRANDS ONLY MAURICE O'CONNOR, d 310 9/12 EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR VISITOR?. P.O. Bos i>so Telephone 4GB. Prince Arthur Hole], WELLESLEY STREET, AUCKLAND. Winee>nd Spirits of the Boat Brands Only ht-clasa Billiard Room. Night ]>.rt>r. i w \" rnnw v>„ ( ,i„„ CliA.N'tiC OK \\ ATEII often brings on dittrrhueii. J-or tins rotijun many ex perienced travellers carry a boltlo of tllmmberlaiu's Colic, ( holeni and Diarrhoea Remedy with them to be used in case of an emergency. This preparation ha 3no equal as a cure for bowel complaints. It .cannot bcobtained while on board the cars or steamship, and that is where it is most likely to be needed. Buy a bottle before lagging home. W. DEY, Agent, Hamilton ; THOMAS WELLS, Vgent Cambridge; i s2ft- M ' A ' MilEU > A 2 Qnt > Te Awamutu
QUALITY, NOT CHEAPNESS, 18 SOMETHING TO BE CONSIDERED WHEN PURCHASING GRAIN & FERTILIZER DRILL. THE "FARMERS' FAVORITE." TJDMEMBER: About 120,000 farmers have bought "Farmers' Favorite" 1\ Drills. This groat trade has been built up because the "Farmers' Favorite" has proved itself capablo of doing better work, with less cost for repairs, than any other. If you have a-,y doubt if it is the best to buy the " Favorite" or one of the so-calied cheap drills now being offered, write to some farmer who has been using drills, and has a good general knowledge of the different makes, always keeping in mind the fact that Mr Joseph Bam»-ii, President of the Waikato Farmer*' Club, bought the "Farmers' Favorite" after he had used other makes. WHY? We don't know, and, if we ask him, being interested, he might not care to tell u<, as we c mid use it as an advertisement. But he might tell you why ho bought it. If you are a private buyer " a*k him." SOLE AGENTS: New Zealand Loin and Mercantile Agency ■Company, Limited, HAMILTON. LiLIDTID FOR SALE. lANSDOWM ESTATE, Land . Land> Lan(L OF 3300 ACRES ALL PLOUGHED & GRASSED Eversley Estate, 'OF 854 ACRE 9, ALL PLOUGHED AND GRASSED, Otterbarn Estate, OF 793 ACRES, NEARLK ALL PLOUGHED AND The above properties all adjoin the Walton Station, on the Auckland-Rotorua Railway line, and ar<? within 29 miles of Hamilton und Cambridge. The land is of excellent quality, and is admirably adapted for DAIRY P kRMS. OPEN FOR PRIVATE SALE, on Liberal Terni3, ON 23kd APRIL, 1902. Taupiri Subdivision OF THE WOODLAND-. ESTATE A Few Sections Still Unsold EARLY APPLICATION SHOULD BE MADE FOR SAME. PRICES LOW. TERMS EASY. Copies of plans and full particulars j For f «» Particulars and plans apply to the obtainable from the undersigned undersigned. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MER CANTILE AGENCY C0 o Ltd. HAMILTON, Or any of the Company's Branches throughout tbe Colony. WE ABE ADDRESSING THE FAIR SEX. WE ARE ADDRESSING THEM ON A FAIR QUESTION. WE ABE ADDRESSING THEM IN A FAIR WAY. | j LADIES,: WM i DRINK ' tea ? China tea is not necessarily bad, but the greac chance is that it is j certainly you never get the best China Tea, nor yet the second, nor even the third best. The best never leaves China, the second best is nearly all sent to Russia, the third, fourth, fifth and other descend ing grades come to Australia. Happily the imports of China Tea are lessening steadily, and cor j respondingly those of Ceylon are going up. Ceylon tea is grown in j a British Colony and Ceylon is the picked spot of earth for tea grow | ing. All Ceylon tea is good ; the beat is exquisite,"and no other tea grown in any other part of the woild can in any way compare with it. The best Coylon tea is the famous which is picked on the "mountain heights of the Island, packed in lead on the spot where it is grown, ana sent down to Australia to the agents of the Nirvana Co., iresh by every mail. Nirvana Tea is put up in pounds and half pounds and every pack age bears the name and trade mark of the company as a guarantee that it is all we claim of it. Obtainable from W. Escott, Cambridge; W. Dey, Kirikiriroa; larr Bros, Hamilton; S. L. Bygrave and W. Dibsell, Te Aroha; T. H. Hall and Co., Sole Agents, Auckland. SWEDE SEEDS • ' • ' NEW AND RELIABLE, CHAMPION, MONARCH. AND CRIMSON EING. Also the following Turnip Seecu e, Greystone, P. T. Aberdeen, Imperial Kempthorno Prosser's, and Laurie's Special Turnip Mar Superphosphates, Bonedusts, Guano, etc., For Cash and Ouan >erp>,ospnates, Bonedusts, Guano, etc., For Cash and Quantities, SP&quoTations? TO SAVE HARD WORK, WIKI.MILLS COMPLETE WITH PUMP. Mill and Stand, Price, only £S 10 s 'se are at work hero, and giving satisfaction. * The " ELECTRIC' Fur further pa )est American desisrr PARR BROS., Seed Grain/and Hardware Merchants, HAMILTON. F. A. PEARSON, LAND, COMMISSION, AND GENERAL AGENT AND VALUER, KAWHIA. 1 hive several Farms, Business Sites, and Waikato Districts for Sale and invite COI TtHpuIiUtJUOU. Also Sole asrent for tha Mahino Noxious Weed Exterminator iu the above District.-, and if any farmers who have Blackberry, Briar, Ragweed, etc., on thdr luuda will commuuicite with me, I will arrange to meet tbem at an early date and experiment on patches just to thow tbem the killing jual ties. Hundreds of gallons used weekly in the Turanaki District, and the price in with in reach of all. Sole Agent North of Wanganui: Walter Syme, M. H. R. F. A. FEAESON, TAINUI-STREBT KAWHIA. 4 T HK y 7"AIKATO JJACON Q( FRANKTON JUNCTION, Bee to roMfy that tb-v n™ Buye™ of t nnishcd Dairy ana Grain-fed Pigs weirbiosrdtrspod 120 to ISOUs at higiest curr- r.t prieofl ail tbe year round. Heavier piifli if veil anithed may be bought at lower pneos. Pigß received at Factory on Tucsdsy, Thursday and Friday of each week. A weekly prize 01 one nan-penny per' pound will be paid to the supplier of the best lot of 5 Pigs received daring each week. GEORGE WATT, Manager. HUES HALLY, Secretary. * 11
DAIRY FMIMS FOR SALS LOCKERBIE M ATA MAT A, WAITOA. Ihb Pboprbto o» The Assets Realisation Board. Properties have beei surveyed into FARMS of suitable ares, irom 65 acres 350 aero*, are of Good Quality Soil, Well Watered. Close to Railway, and within easy distance of Creameries snd Factorv. Buyera ma-, select Any rea, and Purchase on VERY EASY TERMS OF PAY MENT. INTEREST.—4J per centum per annum. PLANS AND PARTICULARS may be obtained frum— THE BOARD'S MANAGERS on the Properties, Mrssbs H. & J. CLIFFORD, Morrins viile. Mbsshs MoNIOOL & CO., HamiltoD. Mb A. W. EDWARDS, Te Aroha Mb A. HANNA, Solicitor, Auckland Or TFE HEAD OFFICE, Wellington. WALTER G. FOHTER, 8/11 General Manager riHEAP MONEY pHEAP MONEY MONEY £IOO to £IO,OOO ON COUNTRI, CITY, AND SUBURBAN FREEHOLDS At 4i per Tent. Terms of Repayment of the Most Libera Character, which can be ascertained on en quiry J.H.RICaARDSON, Government Insurance Commissioner The undersigned has for sale or lease en iberal baron DAIRY FARMS GRAZING FABMS BUSH FARMS NATIVE T.UISE3 TOWN AND SUBURBAN SECTIONS COTTAGES, STORES To owners of property : My terms are no ale no charge. A R. LANGLEY, LAND AGENT AND VALUATOR RAGLAN. OUNTAIN IMU TIMBER pOMFANY, j iMITED, MAMAKTJ FINEST MOUNTAIN-GROW IN THE COLONY FIRST AWARD and GOLD MEDAL again**-"ill-comers at the Auckland Industria and Exhibition, 1393-99 Over IiOOO.OOO feet of Building Timbe. ;' in Stock, / Also, W. MAUNDER, AGENT. Hamiltos J. CLAYTON, AGENT, Nqabuawahia Telegrams promptly attended to. 180' HAMILTON I | ASHBUBTON Waikafco | f Canterbury AIKATO pALVANISED TRON .tfORKS. HAEDLETBROS Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Bel I hangers. WORK UNDERTAKEN IN ANY PART OF THE WAIKATO. Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers of Spouting, Ridges, Baths, etc. TANKS A SPECIALITY. CORRUGATED IRON CURVEL TO ORDER Dairy Utensils of First Quality. A TRIAL SOLICITED. HAEDLEY BROS., HAMILTON mITs samuell MAIL CARRIER, STOREKEEPER FRUITERER, ETC., ONUARUE. News Agont for all Weekly and Daily Papers. Refreshments, Dining lioonis, and Good Bjds. Meals at all hours. Orders promptly at tended to. "VJOTICE TO FARMERS AND ll OTHERS. PURE BONE DUST GUARANTEED. The folio win-,' is the list of our various Bands of Bonodust and Artihcal Manures : PURE BONE FLOUR PUKE BONEDUST (steamer) PURE BONEDUST (coarse) Al BONEDUST WHEAT AN{T*aRN MANURE RQQS MANURE '» URntp IVTANTTRE POTATO MANURE GRASS MANURE MAIZE 3IANUK£ \ Special Quotations for Large Lots. Prices, Analysis, tad Samples on ap plication. "VVARNOCK BROS. Durham-street, Auckland. DOLINS, and other musical instiu-1 meats at WILKINSON'S, Cambridge.
S ML Vaile & Sons, REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND PROPERTY AUCTIONEERS, ' 95 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND WAIKATO AGENT: MR M. G. FARRER, " BANKWOOD," HAMILTON, Who will conduct intending purchasers to properties free of charge, and will be glad to receive particulars of properties for sale. CHEAP BUSH FARM. Adjacent to Railway Station. £(T) "I AS. Per Acre, 238 acres & -LU level land in heavy rimu timber, except 4-0 acres which have been grassed and fenced ; close to post office ; station and township; handy to good mar ket, and about 150 miles from Auckland. 7116 RICH LT/TTLE FARMS. Close to Station, ic. to ,£22 per acre. Several hand 3 ' farm sections of from 22 to 3d acres each ; very fertile land, fenced, and in remarkably good grass; on one there is some pretty bush; all well watered; one mile from station and large township, any about 30 miles from town. Prices range from .£lB to .£22 per acre; one-third cash, balance five years at 5 per cent. , 7056 HANDY FARM. Twenty miles from Auckland. ACRES; all fenced and S/U/VU sub-divided; 85 acres grass; 12 acres crop; small orchard; 1 acre bush; 4 acres drained swamp; balance rough land house of four rooms and verandah; stable, cowshed, &o.j i_ mile from school, post office, &c.; one mile from creamery and 5| from station. Price, £620; terms if desired. 7164 UNIMPROVED lANDS. NGAROTO PARlSH—Allotment 360, con taining 50 acres, £75. TAUPIRI PARISH-Allotment 325, con taining 50 acres, £3B. TAUPIRI PARISH-Allotment 189, con taining 50 acres, £3O. TAUPIRI PARlSH—Allotments 377 and 379. containing 100 acres, £75. TUHIKARAMEA PARISH-Allotment 30, containing 50 acres, £SO. TUBIKARAMEA PARISH Allotment 131, containing 50 acres, £3O. TUHIKARAMEA PARISH-Allotment 74, containing 50 acres, £75. 7692 We undertake any business in con nectlon with the selling, buying, mort gaging or leasing of land and buildings and confine our attention to this- Samuel Vaile and Sons, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. 21/10 PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE Value of Estates in the Oefiok : OVER THBEE MILLIONS STEELING. Capital & Interest guaranteed by the State. Farther large redactions now made in costs administration. The Public Trnst Office seeks to be merely elf-eupporting. Estates under Wills or Intestacies wher converted into cash and held for beneficiarit* are credited with interest at highest rate, cap italised yearly, and free of all office charges. The Public Teostkk can be ap; Executor of the Will or Codicil of any person. Advice as to the making of Wills is given free of obarge. The Public Tbustee can be appointed Trustee in place of previously appointed Trustees or in place of persons who wish to be relieved of their Trusteeship. The Public Tbusteb oan be appointed Trustee for Marriage Settlements, Money Trusts, Sinking Fund, and other Trusts TnE Public Trustee undertakes the many agement of Property as Attorney or Age. The Public Tbustee administers Intestates 1 Estates, Lunatics' Estates, and Unclaim ed Lands. The Public Tbustee has Trust Funds for investment on Mortgage of First-class Freehold Securities at lowest current rate of interest. Liberal term for repayment FOE FULL PABTICULABS APPLY TO THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE, Wellington, Or any of the Agents of the Public Trustee oj the Colony. D. MEREDITH, COACH PEOPEIETOE, KIHIKIHI, RUNS A COACH TWICE DAILY, BE TWEEN KIHIKIHI AND TE AWAMUTU STATION, MEETING EVERY TRAIN. HOESES AND BUGGIES ON HIEE EXPERIENED GUIDES, PROVIDED FOR TRIPS TROUGH THE KING COUNTRI. D. MEREDITH, Kihikihi. tfOVT B THfi Ililfi TO PLANT I'ATJTS' RELIABLE Vegetable ana Flower Seeds OF kYERY DESCRIPTION. | Catalogues free on application. Also, Catalogue of " ISON AGE ' Labour - saving Implements, Orchard J Requisites, etc. J Jfcrom Country Agents, or from f" ABTEUtt VATKS^mI x - „ SEED MERCHANTS, AUCKLAND, J TO MBN* i of valuable book aboi [1 exposition i human system and the remedies adopted.* need to consult doctors. Posted free in ■ envelope. Every man should read it. Irese-G. Speoflo, «39 EUabfth-Stieet \ Mwboarce.
ALBERT HOTEL QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND. well-known Hotel, all nature cai; relj upon every attention aud comfort. NIGHT PORTER IN ATTENDANO Telephone 963. All telegrams proirptly attended tot ARTHUR BACH PROPRIETOR (Late of Roborua and Cambridge). T E A WAM~ UT V THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL JOE. BATHUM, ~ Pbopbietob. . requisites neoessary for a Fiwt-olaBS Hotel. Having a fine Sample Roon\ **a Jie best position in the to- — L - -*' • and on account its being opposite the To Companies in the Theatrical line. -Terms reasonable. Best quality Liquors and^ MERCER. "<^ WINES AND SPUMIS-Of THE VB]RY BEST BRANDS. \ Brown Campbell's Speoial Brew always o draught. Good '-.hooting and Boating, Horses on Hire. Good Stablim? and paddockinff. RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS. Stooked with finest Liquor*,,' J. E. HALL EI T, PROPRIETOR. »if Harbour View Kotel, MRS E. G. REID, ' Proprietress. THIS HOTEL has been rebuilt in first class style, with a view to affording every convenience for travellers and tourists. MAGIIFICEKT VIEW OVERJOOIIIB THE E4BBOUB Finest Wines and Spirits Good Stabling and laddooks Boating and Fishing. ■.': Waikato Mail Coach teaves the door FIRST AWARD Chrietcljurcb, 1895. GOLD MEDAL, Otago Jubilee Exhi 1898. FIRST and SPECIAL, Auckland, 1899. FIRST AWARD, Ohristehurch, 19001901 Imperial €alf For (BEATHEP. BRAND). Can be used with either skim or se milk, whey, or water alone. Extraot from letter received from a g man in the North lelaud, who uses In Calf Food :—" I started feeding a calf a week old, the nrtber of which was told at birth. Oar other cow gave ao lit le milk ' with your food, we reared the oalf, using just two 251b bags, wh ; oh lasted 100 days, if milk had not been so so&roe we should bave used ess Food. Tho " Calf" in question has" In the natural course of avento, jut ** her second oalf, and is as §taju*Mf respects as could be desired." ■" " * From the above it may be gathered that calf oan be successfully reared upon half-, pound of Food oer day when milk is scare* if plentiful, less. PACKED IN 251b., 501b., lOOlbs., and ?&01b. SAOK& y Oar testimonials are too numerous publish, but we have several statin* n.li»i. f«J —:»;. n.:„ .r„-.j ... °.. fatter than oal res fed upon fall milk. Waikato Agents: "•" W. C. DAVIS & C) HAMILTON. WAY PILLS X Invigorate the Nerves. Strengthen the. Stomach HOLLOWAV cure Headachy IhdigesUol W'l»ousr»oai and Fa»-,«•*«!?> ?*Z safety by the most delicate, Oxford Stroet), Lond ~ |
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