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Waikato Times, Volume XII, Issue 973, 17 September 1878, Page 3

WANTED, a thorougoJ^/drnp^teni Servant as ironoentaia^Applyb^y letter to M^-E. H. Gtyftnra, Inniafallerij Oh^po:^*' — /(_ V',r” ' ;. r'V. \\TA NTED,-^ix M'en/fof ,dlear!ng.l.*~X Apply to fhoF.-Nqrri*, taotao,r r o*, GamlfrjdgQ.j / ,»vf / gj\ 4/ ■ -; fv .4- ,v^.^C:&: ,^'. v< ; "..•'. .^*- r\O UR THOU SE, H A M I L TON 1 ,V „ „ WEST. „ __. •; ! "^tt TO^l&iiTi ftNLT. £\ ;M\ VARLEY'S EXHIBITION. THE ADVENTURES OF LIVINGSTONE 4ND STANLEY. Sixty Graphic Scenes. Full descriptive Lecture. Appropriate Music. Commence at half-past seven o'clock. Admiaaion, Is6d. ; Children, half-price: Scholars (with Tickets), 6d. A MEETING the Te Awamutu Cavalry Volunteers will be held on Satnrday, 21st institnt, at the Public Hal, Te Awamutu, at 7 p.m., re the proposed New Zealand Rifle Association. WM. JACKSON, Major. CAMBRIDGE FARMERS' CLUB. CATTLE SHOW COMMITTEE. A MEETING of the Committee will be held on Saturday next, the 21st instant, at 3 p.m. HENRY BUTTLE, Secretary. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. Cambridge public hall. a vocal and instrumental CONCERT, m aid of the Funda of the Hall, will be held on TUESDAY, October 8, 1878. AUCKLAND RAILWAY. ON and after Monday, September 16, 1878, there will be a Reduoed rate for Conveyance of Potatoes and Dressed Flax, For particulars apply at tbe Railway Stations. By order. A. V. MACDONALD, General Manager. THOS. COLEBROOK, Builder, &c, of Auckland, being engaged m erecting the New Stores of Mesars Wella and Hughes, at Cambridge, ia prepared to undertake all kinds of work m the above line whilst m the diatrict. Estimates carefully prepared. Instructions left at the above Stores promptly attended to. IMPOUNDED, on September 9, 1878 by Mr Thomas Ryan, a Brown Mare —off hind foot white, star, saddle-marked and girth galled — for trespassing on his farm at Cambridge, for which One Pound (£1), damages, is claimed ; and, m default of being released, the above Mare will be sold at the Public Pound, at Cambridge, on the 24th day of September, at noon. ROBERT McVEAGH, Poundkeeper of the Cambridge Pound. Cambridge, September 12, 1878. CAMBRIDGE, T. C. HAMMOND, BEG 3 reapectfully to inform the inhabitanta of Cambridge that he has Opened tbe Shop next the Masonic Hotel, Duke Street, as a CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, GENERA.L ani FANCY STATIONER, AND SEWING MACHINE DEPOT. And m Boliciting their patronage for hia New Establishment, would assure them that the Stock m every department will be found complete. THE DISPENSING DEPARTMENT will be under the charge of Mr Wright (a Chemist of many years' standing), and containa every variety of Drugs and Chemicals; also, Patent Medicinea, Horse and Cattle Medicines, Homoeopathic Medicines, Perfumery, Sponges, and every description of Toilet Requcaitea. THE STATIONERY ANI? BOOKSELLING DEPARTMENT conaiata of Standard and Preaentation Books, New Novels, Magazinea ; Mercantile, General and Fancy St itionery, School Requisites Music, &c, &c, and will be found to meet the requirem?ntß of all classes. FANCY GOODS, consiating of Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Concertinaa, Japanese Goods, Pictures, &c, m great variety. SEWING MACHINES of all kinds delivered m Cambridge at Auckland" ad l erti ? ed Pncea, and Guaranteed. English Newsnapers and Magazines supplied regularly every mail. Sewing Machines, Standard Works, fee, sold on Mont-iily Payments. T. C. HAMMOND, DUKE STREET, CAMBRIDGE, AND WHYTE'd BUJLDINGS, HAMILTON.