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Waikato Times, Volume V, Issue 291, 24 March 1874, Page 3

Wanted, A QUALIFIED FRMING MAN, may be rrarried or single. A good band will be liberally dtalt with. For information apply to O. B. Btiitc, Hamilton, Waikato-

WANTED, A STOUT LAI* a» an Apprentice to the Saddlery business. Apply t* David Gabdinkr, Saddler, Hamilton.

WANTED,— A Pair of Sawyers to Brtak Down Logs Apply James S. Gibbon 4 Co., Ataua Saw Mills Waikato Headi.

WANTED,— To Purchase Land in the Waikato. Also, Money to Lend on approved security.— Apply to W. Lbabt, Solicitor, Hamilton, agent for M. S. Hughes, Solicitor, Auckland.

rpENDERS WANTED for the erection of a Parsonage -■- at Cambridge. Full particular! can be obtained on application to Biv W. THOMAS, Cambridge.

To be Leased, separately or together, nnHOSE Premises in Ngaruawahia known as Gilmore's. X Apply to T. Y. FITZPATRICK.

To Tobacco Growers. 4 NY Person who receives a first-class prize at the ** ensuing, Agricultural Show, Auckland, for the best samples of Tobacco Leaf grown by them this stason will receive £3 from E. W. Gotcb, of Papakura, in addition to what is awarded to them by tho society.

T HEREBY DISSOLVE THE PARTNEUSHIP -*• (if any) hitherto subsisting between Walter Chitty, of Hamilton, farmer, and mvaelf ; and give notice that I will not be answerable for any partnership debts. Dated at Hamilton this i4tb day of March, 1874. THOMAS JOLLY. Witness — W. Macgrkoob Hay, Solicitor, Hamilton.

Two Pounds Reward. STRAYED, from Cambridge, about two months ago, a Bat Hobse, branded H on rump, U on near shoulder, Son near neck, figure son off shoulder. Any person returning the above to the undersigned will receive the above reward. Wm. WALKER. Dnke of Cambridge Hotel.

Twenty Pounds Reward. QflA REWARD will be paid by tbo undtirigned to °''"'" any person who will give such information as. will lead to the conviction of the parties who on Tuesday, the 17th ultimo, fastened a portion of an iron can to a Black Horse, through which he was so terrified that he galloped into the river Horotiu, at Hamilton, and. was drowned. EDWARD CLARKE. Hamilton, March 10, 1874.

Kirikiriroa District Highway Board. EXTENSION OF TIME. nnENDERS are required for the construction of Two -*- Bridges and Approaohes at Malcolm's and Column's Creeks. Tenders to be addreised to Mr S. T. Seddon, and sent in not later than Noon of the 24th init. Elans and Specifications may be seen at MrE. A. Potter's, Butcher, Hamilton. 8. T. SEDDON, Chairman. Diitriet Highway Board. March 16, 1874,

GEORGE MABON (Late of Mason Bxothim, PwneH, well known as Nubbibyxxn and Sisdsmen) HAS started in the Waikato in his old trade, and is prepared to execute all orders entrusted to him by the settlers in Waikato with care an/i promptitude. He has hwd twelve year's experience, and knowing the requirements of this and other Provinces, requests the support of the Waikato settlers and tbt public generally, and trusts by attention, care, and punctuality, to gain their confidence. All orders to be addressed to George Mason, Nurseryman and Seedsman, Hamilton West, Waikato. N.B.— Orders for Seeds, Shrubs, Trees, &o. should be forwarded without delay, as th« season for planting is advancing.

jQ>/i. AAA TO LEND on good freehold security «^nD^l/l/l/ in Waikato at a low rate of interest. Also several sums varying in amount from £50 to £1,400. Apply to W. MACGREGOR HAY, Solicitor, Hamilton. March 23, 1874.

To the Waipa Settlers. fi RIBTING at the Earakariki Mill at Is per bushel. Freight about 6d per bmhej. JOHN EDOECUMBE. March 2nd, 1874.

Kauri Timber. A LA.ROE SUPPLY now oahaal foe sale. 11 order t\. punctually attended to. j. k. McDonald. Hamilton, 1874.

B. E. M. CAMPBELL, Cf U RV E Y O B, HAMILTON. Uc«Qae-j under Land Tntatfar Act.