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Waikato Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1225, 6 May 1880, Page 3

Wanteds, &c.

WANTED KNOWN that T. Irewheellar's New Grocery Store will be open for Business on Saturday, Bth inst.

WANTED, Situation as Nursemaid, or other light service, by a respectable Girl of 15.— Apply J.8., office Waikato Times.

PRINTING.

WANTED, a Smart intelligent Lad as an Apprentice to the above business. Apply to the Manager at this office.

WANTED TO SELL — A Gordon Setter Slut, thoroughly broken to gun. Apply to Mr Simmelhag, Ngaruawahia.

WANTED, a General Servant. Apply Mrs A. Bruce Suttor, Woodstock, Hamilton E. References required.

XT/" ANTED KNOWN— MrC. Spencer, Photographer, having PURCHASED Mr LOWE'S Landscape Negatives, is prepared to supply prints from same to anyone who may require them.

DILLONS RAILWAY HOTEL,

MERCER.

WANTED— Travellers to and from Auckland who wish to enjoy a good Cup of Tea to step across to Dillons Railway Hotel, Mercer. A First-class Table always ready on arrival of every train ; plenty of time. First-class Ales and Spirits.

To Hop Growers, Farmers & Others.

np WO young Farmers, just arrived from X Kent (England), are desirous of meeting with employment ; thoroughly acquainted with stock and sheep , breeding ; also in management and cultivation of hops— good riders. — Address, E.J.W., Associated News and Advertising Bureau, Auckland.

Ten Shillings Reward.

LOST, on Saturday night, between the Commercial Hotel and Mrs Deegan's, a Pocket Book containing four one pound notes. — Above reward will be paid to any one leaving it at the Waikato Times office.

LOST, on Wednesday, the 24th March, ultimo, in the neighbourhood of Newmarket— A Collie Dog, black and tan points, and answering to the name of "Laddie." Legal proceedings will be taken against any person or persons retaining the -dog in their -possession -after this date. A liberal reward will .be paid to anyone delivering or giving such information as will lead to tracing the dog by Mr D. M. BEERE, Hamilton. N.B.— The policeiire instructed in the matter.

Dog Lost. ONE POUND REWARD. LOST, irom Woodstock, Hamilton East, a White Setter Dog, small tan spots on the ears ; very fat, low sized, and answers to the name of "Shot." Any person "bringing the same to Mr Suttor, Woodstock, or to Mr Gwynne, Hamilton Hotel, will receive the above reward. A. B. SUTTOR.

To Let, Hamilton West. A COMFORT ABLE 6-roomed House, with paddock attached. Rent low. Also, A small Cottage, four shillings a week. Apply at Trewheellar's New Store. Notice.— £s Reward. WHEREAS, Poachers have trespassed and destroyed gainepn the property of the undersigned in the Parish of Hautapu, Five Pounds reward wili be paid to any person giving information which will lead to conviction for such misdemeanour. MACLEAN & Co. Fen Court, 4th May, 1880.

Waikato and Waipa Electoral Districts. IN accordance with the provisions of the 28th section of "The Registration of Electors Act. 1879," I hereby give notice that the undermentioned places are appointed to be offices at wliich the Electoral Rolls of the above electoral districts are open for inspection, between the hours of 10 o'clock a.m. and 2 o'clock p. m. : —

Waikato.

The Courthouse, Hamilton, on Tuesdays and Saturdays. The Courthouse, Cambridge, on Mondays and Tuesdays. Waipa.

The Courthouse, Hamilton, on Tuesdays and Saturdays. The Courthouse, Alexandra, on Mondays and Fridays. THOMAS KIRK, Registrar. Registration Office, Hamilton, Ist May, 1880.

ANY person trespassing in pursuit of Game on lands in the occupation of the undersigned will be prosecuted without further notice. J. B. Whyto A. Primrose H. Ellison R< Gillctt J. Coates Win. Steele

K. Hill, agent for F. R. Claude. Notice to Sheepowners. /CLAUSES 21, 22, and 51 and 68 will \J be strictly enforced. JOHNRUNCIMAN, Inspector of Sheep, Waikato and Taupo.

TMPOUNDED, on the 29th April, X 1880, by Mr Charles Snowden: A grey Mare, branded like OC, with brown foal at foot. Damages claimed, 30s. A browu Gelding, branded IR star and enip. Damages claimed, 10s. For trespassing on the lands of the said Charles Snowden. And in default of being released the above horses will be sold at the Cambridge Public Pound, on the twelth day of May, 1880, at noon. ROBERT McVEAGH, Poundkcepcr of the Cambridge Public Pound,