Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

Waikato Argus, Volume IV, Issue 304, 21 June 1898, Page 3

Meetings and Amusements. T K " T M" ; " STINGS, CAMBRIDGE. TO-NIGHT, 7.Bo—"Tlic Seven Trumpets 'if Revelation: A prophetic study '" THURSDAY. 7 ••Service sit Tanwhare 1 CHURCH, CAMBRIDGE. OPENING SERVICES nf the NEW CHURCH—WEDNESDAY, 22ud itst.. 7.30 p.m. ; .SUNDAY, 26th hist., 11 ii.in. and 7 p.m. Preacher : Rkv. J. McKenzik, M.a., of Thames. Collections in aid of Building Fund. SOIREE ODDFELLOWS' HALL, WEDNESDAY, -2!)tli inst. Tea at 6 o'clock. Tickets, 2s. Excellent Musical Programme. ~TT OLUN TE E R CORPS. Those interested in forming a Volunteer Corps in the Pirongia District are requested to attend a PRELIMINARY MEETING in the Public Hall, Pirongia, on MONDAY, June 27th. E. H. AUBIN. I desire to thank the South British Insurance Company for the very prompt manner in which they settled my claim for insurance on furniture destroyed at the late fire at my farm ; also the many friends who sheltered my family, and rendered assistance in various ways. A. CUBIS. Pukerimu, 20th June, IS9B. HO LET, Cambridge—Dwelling-house, L (eight rooms), Washhouse, Stable, three acres. Apply Thomas ~" O~S T CHEQUE. The public are cautioned against dealing with a CHEQUE for £3 lis, drawn by Aston T. F. Wheeler in favour of Waikato Argus. The cheque has been stopped at the Bank. ___ A SIGNET RING, with motto, " Vi et Virtute," has recently been found in a garden at Ngaruawahia, and is supposed to have belonged to an officer in H.M. Service. Anyone who can give information as will enable it to be returned to its lawful owner will kindly communicate with this office. IMPOUNDED— In the Te Awamutu Pound, on June 16th, by the Rangiaohia ranger: One Bay GELDING, shod ; Black MARE, HAA on near shoulder ; Bay MARE, chestnut foal at toot. Owners unknown.—lf not claimed and expenses paid will be sold on SATURDAY, June 25th, 1898, at 12 o'clock noon. S. BOND, Poundkeeper. T7ARAMU SAWMILLS. JOHN PARK, PROPRIETOR, takes this opportunity of thanking all his old customers for the support accorded to him when running the Whatawhata Sawmill. THE NEW MILL (recently erected at Karamu) IS NOW COMPLETE IN EVERY DETAIL, and orders are solicited for RIMU&KAHIKATEA. The Proprietor can recommend the QUALITY OF THE TIMBER (BIT The KAHIKATEA is of the YELLOW-HEART VARIETY, impervious to Grub or Worm. For prices and terms apply to JOHN PARK, WHATA WHATA. June 18th, 189 S. 21/6 WALNUTS (large French and English varieties) SPANISH CHESTNUT FILBERTS COB NUTS ASPARAGUS PLANTS ELEAGNUS JAPONICA (hedge plant) G. F. E. EDGECUMBE, 16/6 Hamilton. F° K L PEDIGREE BERKSHIRE PIGS : Fivii Boars, and Two Sows. By Egbert, out of Perfection, both first prize winners at the Waikato A. and P. Show, 1896-7. Egbert, bred by Mr T. R. Clow, by Englishmen (imp.) ; Perfection, bred by Mr E. H. Kelly, by Young Sultan, out of Bess. Price, two guineas each. 3 PUREBRED YOUNG SOWS, selected for breeding, nine to twelve months old G. F. E. EDGECUMBE, 22/3 Fraukton, Hamilton. J. A. YOUNG, SURGEON DENTIST. (by exam.), US AY BE CONSULTED JIX as follows: HAMILTON—Every Monday, Thursday and Saturday in premises opposite .Vlr Home's new building CAMBRIDGE—By appointment, in private rooms at National Hotel. NGARUAWAHIA—At Waipa Hotel, TE AWAMUTU-By appointment. tg§|° Above appointments will be faithfully adhered to where practicable. Every branch of high-class Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry undertaken. WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. PAINLESS OPERATIONS CHARGES MODERATE. [a card.] M B R< g> pOOLE Surgeon Dentist (Eng. and Scotl.), Begs to intimate that he may be CONSULTED DAILY at his business rooms, Cambridge, between the hours of 9.30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Cambridge, July Ist, 1895. 2/5