WANTKD KNOWN—That the best place in Waikato to buy Boots and Shoes is at F. J. Sanders', Victoria street, Cambridge. The largest assort ment in the Waikato to choose from. All goods are sold at the lowest possible prices for cash, consistent with quality A trial solicited. WANTED KNOWN.—FENCING — Having a very large stock of Totara Posts on hand, also a large supply of Plain and Barbed Wire, with Hollers, l'ins fti;d Staples, those fencing can be supplied at the lowest possible rates at tho New Wharf, Cambridge. \\/ ANTED KNOWN—That the Civil VY Service Supply Association of New Zealand (Limited), has appointed the undersigned as their Agent. Full samples of all the leading lines on hand. Price Lists for July are now ready, and will be forwarded on application. —F. J. Sanders, Victoria-street, Cambridge. WANTED KNOWN—That Mr .las. Cooper, of Victoria-street, Auck land, has appointed the undersigned as his Agent. Every description of Hats and Caps made to order at the shortest notice. Ladies' Hiding Hats and Caps in great variety. Simples oil view and measures taken by F. J. Sanders, Vic toria-street, Cambridge. EUREKA RINK, Ohaupo, will be open again on Wednesday evening next.. New sensations. ANGOLD VVIJBZKL OH SWEDE 1 URNII'S. WANTED TO PURCHASE — A quantity of above. Quote price per ti uckload of five or ten tons, delivered at Manurew* Station. Cash on delivery. Address : SWEARS & THOMSON, Manurewa P.O. FARM ERS AND COUNTRY DEALERS. The undersigned are CASH BUYERS of GOOD MILLING WHEAT at highest current rates, fur immediate delivery. Post samples to C. F. JAMES & CO., Brokers, 81, Queen-street, Auckland. JOHN PARR. SOWING TIME is near at hand. It is advisable to use only the very best Seeds procurable—they are very much the cheapest in the end. These can be obtained at my establishment, where I keep only Edward Webb and Sons' I'll re English AGRICULTURAL AND VEGETABLE SEEDS, whose name alone is a sufficient guarantee of their great superiority. HAMILTON HOUSE, HAMILTON. THE WAIKATO FARMERS' CLUB CORN EXCHANGE IS NOW OPEN, and offers a special opportunity both to millers and farmers to see and obtain First-class GRAIN, either for seed or milling purposes. The greater part of the wheat grown in the Waikato last season is represented, and all the exhibits have been classified by competent judges. CHAS. TUCK, Secretary, Waikato Farmers' Club. Cambridge, 26th July, 1889. 