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All Want Ads. under sixteeii" words uit charged Is cash,- if booked la 6d, ovef that at per inch. WANTED, 4 Men to do Bush- • felling. Apply Stab Office. WANTED, a strong active Lad as Apprentice to Blacksmithing. Apply J. Taylok, Blacksmith, ' Manchester Street. ANTED KNOWN— B. Svendsen will shortly receive 10 Trunks of Summer Light Boots and Shoes from Arthur & 0o„ Glasgow. WANTED KNOWN— I am now selling Milk at 2d the quart, delivered iv all parts of the Borough. — John Marshall, the only genuine Dairyman, Makino Road. PHOTOGRAPHY." WANTED KNOWN, well-finished .Photographs at the N.Z. Photographio Company, 64, Cuba street— Cabbinets, 28 first copy, ls each extra copies ; C.D.V., Is fiist copy, 6d _ each extra copies. Satisfaction given. E. tf. FREEMAN, WANTED KNOWN-That on FRIDAY, the '4th October, my Dairy will be in full operation Butter Making, when I will ' be prepared to supply, the Buttercup Make, famous for that fine nutty flavor which is so "gratifying to the palate. Orders executed promptly. - G. T. H..LYNE, Junction Dairy, Denbigh Street, WANTED KNOWN— That lam now prepared to supply Fire\*ood of all descriptions, including Rata and Matai, delivered in every part of the Town. Parties waited on •for orders. , WILLIAM KITCHEN. U ANTEiTkn'OWN— John V* • Marshall now delivers Milk, every morning and evening, in all parts of the Borough. 11 " ANTED KNOWNr^Copies of '¥* the Feildino, Stab- can always be obtained from Wm. Carthew, Stationer. , . . , WANTED~KNOWN— Have yon ' .tried Goulw's .Golden Drop Self-Raising Flour? It requires no Yeast, no Baking Powder, no Drugs." It saves much valuable- time ; is rich in quality; and produces more in quantity than^any other Flourlmade. Sold in 21bs packets •by all Store* keepers. • ' >_~ ' ANTED KNOWN— Have ypii , tried Gould's Golden, Drop Self-Raising Flour?, No Cook should • be without it» for all kinds of Cakes, - Buns, Puddings, and Pastry, It acta like magic, and when the flavour, richness, and quality is considered, is the hest and cheapest- Flour made.' old in 21 bs packets by all Store* keepera> • RANTED KNOWN— That Bi **, Svendsen has just opened Up -a large consignment of Boots and Shoes for the coming season. VTf A'NTED.-fLadiea to know that' •** S. Svendsen is selling Ladies* High Leg Lace Boots from 10/6. ANTED KNOWN.— The Job Work . done at the STAtt Office 1_ the. Cheapest and Best on the Coast. WANTED KNOWN.— "BiII Heads. -/ Memos, Visitiner Cards Enve lopeß,_Mill Books, and all other kinds of Printing Job Work done at the Slid*' Office. mAONUI - ATHLETIC SPOETS. To be .held in Mr W. L. Bailey's Paddock on MONDAY, llTfi NOVEMBER. President : W. L. Bailey, Esq., J.P. ViCE-pREsiDENis 2 Capt Campbell and H. Adsett, Esq. JiiDdtf t VV. L. Bailey, Esq. Committee i Messrs Walter Bailey, A. Campbell, J: Powell, J. A. Bailey, E. Nix, Alex Bailey, D. Humphries and W. H. Bailey. Handioapper : Mr J. E. Henry. • EVENTS (Open): Ist prize 2nd nrizd L MaiDkn Each, 150 s, d. a. d. yds 20 0 10 0 2 Both' Rack, under 12 years (handicap fr & 2 0' 3. iOO Yauds Handi* cap 80 0 10 0 4. h Wile Handicap (local) 30 0 10 0 5. Running- HtOH Jump 10 0 6 0 0. Taonui Handi6a_», imila tO 0 25 O. 1 3rd, 10s 7. Hubdlb Race, 220 yards (handicap) 40 0 16 > 0 8. Boys' Rach, under 15 years (handicap) , 12 .fl- - 6 6 9. Mi Lii Walking Handicap .... 60" 0 20 0_ 10. Local Hubdlbs, 220 yards (handi cap) ... ..-.' 40 0 16 0 11. Hal£ Mile Hancap ... ... 40 0 15 0 12. Vaulting with a , Pole ... .1. 16 0' 50,---13. £-Milb Handicap 80 0 10 0 14. Consolation ... 20 0 7 d Any disputes arising between Competi-' tors will be settled by the Committee. Bund in attendance Run under the Rules of the Feilding - \thletic Club. Admission —Adults, Is } Children, 6d j under 10 years, free. WALTER A. L. BaILEY. Hon Secreta rVt " E. J. DAVIES, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER an* ' JEWELLER, , Febgusson Stkeet, Felldinx*. ALL kinds of Good 3 supplied to order, and all Work guaranteed for 12. months, barring 'accidents'* Terms, sash. - MANGAONE CRICKET CLUB. - - A MEETING of -Members and . others interested 'in the Man* ." gaone Cricket Club WiU -be held ia the. Schoolhouse on SATtfßDAYi'ther • 9th instant, at 8| .p.m. ' : OWEN C. ''PLEASANT^ /' • ' f .y ;HouV Sftdt'.