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Waikato Argus, Volume XIV, Issue 1593, 27 June 1903, Page 3

Late Advertisements. jkf ANTED—A Situation on Farm or *» -Station by a respectable young man. Apply Aboos OCSce. 27/6 ID by a Family—A Dairy of *V from 60 to 8J Cows ; good referents as to ability. Apply—Parr Bros., Hamilton. 27/6 'ANTED— A Good General for Star Hotal, Kihikihi. Good wages to suitable girl. 26/6 WANTED KNOWN— I cater for Balls, Dances, Picuica, etc. —Confectionery of all descriptious carefully packed and forwarded at short notice—Fruits in season supplied— W'eddine and Birthday Cakes to order — Tents, Crockery, Glassware and Table Cutlery on hire—J. T. HORNE, Hamd--6/6 ight-a White Opera Cape. lOST— A Fawn Mackintosh Cape beJ tween Matangi P.O. aud Hamilton. Finder nlease leave at ARGUS Office. ONE BROWN MARE, clipped and covered ; slight, stripe down face ; £1 reward information leading to recovery. A. C. BLACKMOKE, OS/fi Pironoia. 3Y PERMISSION OF THE COLONIAL SECRETARY GRAND ART UNION To be drawn at Paul's Book Arcade, Hamilton. 12 Beautiful Paintings (From the Brash of H. J BELL, Esq.) Tickets, 1/- Each. Pictures on view and TICKETS OBTAINABLE at PAUL'S BOOK. ARCADE. 27/6 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Owners and Masters of Vessels or Boats navigating the Waikato River are hereby notified that WORKS ARE IN PROGRESS at the NGARUA WAHIA BRIDGE which PARTIALLY OBSTRUCT THE WATERWAY. LIGHTS WILL BE EXHIBITED on these works at night, and instructions for passing the bridge may bo obtained by application to the Foreman in charge on the spot ; but the Railway Department will not be responsible for accident arising from neglect of this caution. 27/6 BY ORDER. f OTICE TO DAIRYMEN The Thames High School Board will SELuBY A LOTION at the Public Hall, TE AROHA, on JULY 14th next, the LEASES FOR 20 \ EARS of a number of DESIRABLE DAIRY FARMS AT WAIORONGOMAI. The Leases will be offered in Lota varying from 85 to 300 Acres, or in such manner as may be suitable to purchasers. Most of the Lots have dwellings and outbuildings erected thereon ; the whole of the land is well drained and.fenced, and in good grasses. There is a Creamery within a convenient distacco, and the rising township of Te Aroha is not more than two miles from thpse farms. A plan may be seen at the Offico of this Paper. For further particulars apply to JAS. KERNICK, Secretary. Thames, June 2-Uh, 1903. 27/6 rT<IME-TABLE FOR JULY S.S. Maori LEAVES RAGLAN for WAINGARO LANDING eveiy WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. Coach meets Steamer at Lan'ding. Wednesday, July Ist, 11 a.m Saturday, July 4lh, 1.30 p.m Wednesday, July Bth, 6 a.m Saturday, July 11th, 7.30 a.m Wednesday, July 15th, 10 a.m Saturday, J,uly 18th, 12.30 p.m Wednesday, July 22nd, 2 p.m Saturday, July 25th, 7 a.m Wednesday, July 29th, 10 a.m Leaving Waingaro soon after arrival Fare by Steamer and Coach to Ngaruawahia : Single 10/6, Return 17/6 LEAVES RAGLAN* for WAITETUNA and TE UK.U Landings as follows : Friday, July 10th, 6.30 a.m Friday, July 25:h, 6 a.m Returning soon after arrival Weather and all other circumstances permitting. Iggp The Steamer is open for Charter, and Special Trips can be arranged to the Hot Springs. MASTER. 25/6 Agent. Opening Announcements MRS PENLINGTON WILL OPEN IN A PEW DAYS In Alexandra Buildings, Hamilton, with a varied assortment of MILLINERY TTNDERCLOTHING U AOESBIS \J DABY LINEN The MILLINERY DEPARTMENT will be under the management of MISS GREENER. Customers can, therefore, rely on the work being of a quality equal to the best City Production BABY LINEN—A SPECIALITY Our Prices Will Not Allow of Credit! LEXANDRA ► UILDINGS, VICTORIA STREET, MILTON TRESPASSERS with dog or gun on BARDOWIE, TE AU-O-WAIKATO or MAUNGAKAWA PROPERTIES will be PROSECUTED. JAMES TAYLOR. Bardowie, Cambridge, 29th April, 1902. J. P. M u E E A YBRICKLAYER & BUILDER, HAMILTON. Estimates Given for All Classes of Work AH Oiders promptlr attended to