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Miscellaneous. ITT ANTED, a Housemaid. Apply, W Mrs McCarthy, Railway Hotel,, WANTED, General Servant ; must be good cook. Apply, Mrs John Hair, Wavcrlcy. WANTED, a Cook and Housemaid. Apply to Mr D, Hunter, WaverIcy, or Mr J. F. Donnelly, Patea, W ANTED, ;a strong. Youth Tor the Basket. Apply to P. C. Howland. ANTED KNOWN', That John McComiskj', formerly of Courtenay place, Wellington, has commenced Business on his own account in Patea as Painter, Paperhanger, Sign Writer and Decorator, Glazier, Grainer, etc. Allorders left at his residence, Meredith street, will he punctually attended to. OUND. —A Bank note. , Apply, P. C. GOWLAND. ONCE in a lifetime. Don’t miss hearing ARCHIBALD FORBES on Friday. RAM FAIR. Hawera Sale Yards. SATURDAY, 24th FEBRUARY. Freeman R. Jackson has received instructions from the importer, Mr McNicoll, of Auckland, to offer, as above—--21 2-tooth Lincoln Rams 1 4-tooth Lincoln Ram Five of the above rams are by an imported “ Marshall” ram, the balance being by Kitchener rams, from pure-bred Lincoln ewes, the lots offered being bred by Messrs |McNicoll, of Ohaitpo, Wai- : kato. Note. —Messrs McNicoll are wellknown in the Auckland prpvince as breeders of first-class stocck; and the fact that the annual draught of rams from their flock sent to Napier for sale, and commanding a good figure in that drict, speaks favourably of the class of sheep offered to breeders and others in Hawera on Saturday, 24th February. On aiTCjuiil of Mr Douglas—--12 pure-bred Lincoln Rams On account, Mr Raymond—--6 4-tooth pure-bred Rams. The undersigned is prepared to receive entries from settlers for the above. Any who may wish to do so, please to communicate with the HAWERA OFFICE. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer.