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Waikato Times, Volume V, Issue 295, 2 April 1874, Page 3

Wanted,

A QUALIFIED FARMING MAN,"may be married or Bingle. A good hand will be liberally dealt with. For information apply to G. B. Bekkk, Hamilton, Waikato

WANTED, A STOUT LAD as an Apprentice to the Saddlery business. Apply to David Gabdinkk, Saddler, Hamilton.

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

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

C E. MADDEN, Temporwy Office : Hamilton Weat, Waikato.

TENDERS FOR PARSONAGE, CAMBRIDGE.

rpENDFRS will be received until the 7th April for the JL erection of a Parsonage at Cambridge. Full particulars can be obtained on application to REV. W. THOMAS, Cambridge.

T HEREBY give notice that I intend applying at the -*- Resident Magistrate's Court, Hamilton, on April 7th, 1874, fora transfer of Publican's License for Ohaupo Hotel, Ohaupo, from myself to James Thomas Edwards. (Signed) HENRY LEWIS.

T DO HEKEBY authorise Mr Edward Hewitt, of Cam- *- bridge, to collect all debts due to me in connection with the Duke of Edinburgh Hotel, and his receipt will be a sufficient discharge from the same. HUGH M. D. PEARSON. Spring Bank, Cambridge, March 30, 1874.

TMPOUNDED at Hamilton, 24th March, by Mr Hunt ■*- for trespass, oneBAY Mask, white star, branded RNI off shoulder, owner unknown. In default of being relieved the above Horse will be sold on the 4th day of April. WILLIAM ANDREW, Poundkeeper. Hamilton West, March 26, 1874.

T> UNNING in the paddocks of James Forrest and Hugh J-l^ Fergusson, for the last fifteen months, a (now) 3-year old Steer ; brand Son the buck. It not claimed, and £3 damages and expenses paid, within 14 days, will be sold to pay expenses. JAMES FORREST. Cambridge, March 30, 1874.

X> UNNING in my paddock since beginning of January, *^ one Bay Mare, brand on off rump indistinct, white spot under saddle, inside off fore foot white. If not claimed within 14 days from this date, it will be sold to pay expenses. REUBEN PARR. Pukerimu, March 30, 1874.

"DUNNING in my paddock since middle of January, one Grey Horse, branded r . 2 on near shoulder ; also one Black Pony, four white feet, white face, no brand visible. If not claimed within 14 days from this date, they will be sold to pay expenses. GEORGE McCANN. Cambridge, March 30, 1874.

FOR SALE, to arrive at Cambridge from Napier, 1800 Half-bred Ewes 600 Half-bred Wedders Also 30Two-tooth Rams. Apply to C. J. STOREY. Woodstock, Te Awamutu, March 30, 1874.

£10 Reward.

mEN POUNDS REWARD for information that will -*- lead to the conviction of the person who inflicted a wound, with a sharp instrument, abovo the kidneys, upon a foal belonging to James Harper, Hamilton, about the 11th of this month. JAMES HARPER.

£1 Reward.

LOST, from Malcolm's, about 6 weeks ago. one Brown Horse, small star on forehead, threo white feet, branded M. K. off rump, M or X off neck under mane The above reward will be paid on delivery to SAMUEL TEAS. East Hamilton, March 23, 1874.

Twenty Pounds Reward.

f>f>/*V REWARD will be paid by the undersigned to V an y 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 ho was so terrified that he galloped into the river Horotiu, at Hamilton, and was drowned. EDWARD CLARKE. Hamilton, March 10, 1874.

Photography ! Photography !

JLOW has much pleasure in announcing that he hat * erected a Studio in the township of Ngaruawahia, and is now prepared to eiecute auy order with which he may be favoured. Cartes dk Visite Views of Waikato Native Pictures" &c, &,c, &c. J. LOW.

Educational Reserves.

THE Board of Education invite Tenders to be sent in on or before noon of the 31st March next, from persons willing to lease ai.y of the Rural or Suburban Educational Reserves in the Pi ovince. The Board do not bind themselves to accept any, or the highest tender. Tenders to state, in addition to the rent, the period for which a lease is desired. Period not to exceed 21 lyears. Schedules of the Reserves and further particulars can bo obtained on application at the Office of tho Board. Tenders to be marked on the envelope " Tender for Reserves," in order that they may remain unopened till 31st March. rBEDELICK J. MOSS, Societal «