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Waikato Times, Volume XIII, Issue 1071, 6 May 1879, Page 3

HAMILTON HALL, H. Mitohell.. .. Lessee. Stage Manager .. H. Hodson Conduotor .. .. Prof. Hughes ! H. MITCHELL S ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY, LAST TWO NIGHTS.' TBIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, Balfe's Beautiful Opera THE BOHEMIAN GIRLArline — Miss E. A. Wangenheim Thadeus— Mr C. J. Crowthers, his first appearance Gipsey Queen — Miss Alice Johns, her first appearance in this character. Count Arnahim— Mr V. B. Browning Devikhoof— Mr H. Hodson Prices : 4s and 2s. Tickets may he obtained and Front Seats secured at the Box Office, Mr T. C Hammond's^Stationer, Hamilton Weßt. CAMBRIDGE: Thursday : Maritana. Friday : Bohemian Girl. Saturday: Grand Duchess. Tickets to be obtained of Mr T. C. Hammond, Chemist, &c, Duke Street, Cambridge. '

TO THE BURGESSES OF HAMILTON. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— The resignation of Mr N. R. Cox having caused a vacancy in the Borough Council. At the earnest requests of a number of Burgesses, I have consented to allow myself tobe nominated a candidate for the vacant seat. My fitness for the Office may be explained by my past career as, Mayor, and the experience of the past would, I trust, I assist materially in the efficient and successful administration of the Borough ] in the future. I can only add, that if you do me the honor to elect me, nothing ; shall be wanting on my part to further ] the interests of the Burgesses one and all. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, « Your obedient servant, 3 I. R. VIALOU. I I t 3 TO TBE BURGESSES OF HAMILTON. ; LADIES and GENTLEMEN,— Since writing my first address, several of the Burgesses have expressed their surprise that I have not made a personal canvass. In answer to those who may think I have neglected them, I may state that if my inclination led me in that direction my . health at the present time would preclude me from so doing ; hut I consider that the Burgesses of Hamilton have sufficient intelligence to guide them in the selection - of a Representative without the personal I solicitation of a Candidate, and I can only : add that if, on the day of election, you confer upon me your suffrages the honor . of representing you in the Council, I ' shall take the opportunity of thanking you, not only in words, but more emphatically by a future spent in a faithful ( discharge of the responsibilities you will l then confer upon me. I am, Ladies aud Gentlemen, I . Ycur obedient servant, I. R. VIALOU. TO THE BURGESSES OF THE HAMILTON BOROUGH.' r ADIES and GENTLEMEN,— I offer - i myself as a Candidate for your suffrages to fill the vacancy in the ( Council caused by Mr N. R. Cox's resig- ( nation, and assure you that if elected I will use my utmost endeavors for the welfare of the Borough. I have the honor to be, u Ladies and Gentlemen, ( Your most obedient servant, « J. K. McDONALD. { t . — . — _ c "OUNNING, on my farm— l Grey r -l\i Mare, with Iron-Groy Foal at Foot ; branded £on right shohlder. If not claimed within one mouth will be sold to pay expenses. — H. Kusabs, Ohaupo. :— - { £2 REWARD. • ' i T' OST, from Dingle Dell, near Cam- j J bridge, in October last, a Darkbrown Filly ; 3 years old ; 16 hands high ; I branded J.F. near shoulder. ' J JOSHUA. FOSTER, ! Cambridge. : STOLEN or. Strayed, from Fen Court, one Black Draught Mare, with severe j wound and brand X on near shoulder. , j Also, one Heavyrdraught Grey Mare; collar marked, no brand. A suitable reward for information Reading to their recovery wiR be paid. MACLEAN & Co. HAMILTON WEST PUBLIC SCHOOL. TWO or Three Boarders can he received iby the Head Teacher. PHOTOGRAPHY. J LOW, Photogeapheb, begs to • inform his friends iu Waikato that he will be leaving the district about tho end of the present month. Intending customers will please rally up within the next three weeks, as I go for certain. Views of Mr Cox's House, Presentai tion to Mr Cox in Gwynne's Garden; Rewi, the Great Maori Chief, William i Thompson and Kereopa for - Sale ; also, Vietvs of Hamilton, Waikato, Hot Springs, Wanganui, Bay of Islands, and Kaipara. Portraits taken daily for One ' Month only. J. LOW, Photographer, Hamilton. AUCKLAND & OHAUPO RAILWAY. 1 _Tfc N and atter Tuesday, April 1, 1879, " » New Time Table will be issued. d Auckland to Ohaupo 7 a.m., 4.15 p.m Aucklandfor Mercer— 7.3oa.m. (goods) Auokland for Onehunga — 7 a.m., 9.5, 12 noon, 2 p.m., 4.15, 5.30, and 11.15 on Saturdays. Ohaupo for Auckland— B a.m. (Goods - and Cattle), 1.20 p.m. Mercer for Auckland — 6.25 a.m., 11.35 (Goods and Cattle), 12 30 p.m. (Goods), 4.25. » Onehunga for Auckland — 7.15 a.m., m 8.25, 10.15, 1 p.m., 4.50, 6.35, on Saturdays, 7 p.m. ' A. V. MACDONALD, 1 General Manager.