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Waikato Times, Volume XIII, Issue 1047, 11 March 1879, Page 3

WANTED, an Apprentice to the Dru« Trade. — Apply to Sandes and Co., Hamilton. WANTED, a Smart Boy to Run Papers at Hamilton East. —Apply at this office. WANTED, a Boy for the Printing Office.— Apply at this office. WANTED, for the Eureka Station, Two Good Hands accustomed to working horses. — Apply to Henry Reynolds. WANTED, a Young Well-broken Cattle Do?. -Address full particnlars to "T.," Post-office, Cambridge. WANTED, a Good General Servant for th« Country. — Apply to Mrs T. G. Sandeß, Hamilton. NOTICE. THE Electors of the various "Ridings interred m forming the New C 'Uof-y of Cambridge are invited to meet the Delegates sent to interview Mr Sheehan on the eubjeeb, at the Public Hill, Cambridge, on Satnrday, 15th March, at 3 p.m. ROBERT FERGI7SSON, Chairman of Delegates. |7JOR SALE— Three 'Wea, m Gr^ass ' t? closely enced ; fronting Hamilton Road. To bo sold at a low price. J W. MERRICK, Cambridge. "1 f\ f\C\{\ *^ Rfi S of First-class lUjUI/l/ Laud situated at Waicoa, m the Piaku County, for Bale, m lots to suit Purchaser*--. Ayply to W. Aitken, Eb^., Auckland, or to W. L. C. Williams, Cambridge. REDUCTION IN INSURANCE. THE New Zoalaud losuranoo Company have Reduced the Rates of Fire Insurance. t-MALL & COATES, Agents, Hamilton. OATTTIOtf J THE New Zealand Market being overdone with Cheap and Dangerous Kerosine, if you want a fc'afe and Clear Light use "DEVOE'S" BRAND. STOLEN or STRAYED, from Waitoa, Two Working Bollocks, branded <"** on near ramp ; one colored red and white, with white straak down back ; the other, yellow and white, with short and very thick horns. Reward of £5 if Stolen, on conviction of thief, and £1, if strayed. CSARLE3 COLLINS. -VTOTICIS TO ADVERTISERS. ill advertisements not otherwise ordered will be inserted until counterman* ded, and charged for accordingly ', and it is particularly requested that, when practicable, such orders for either supplies or countermanding may be m Writing, All advertisements should be addressed to the Manager not to the Editor.