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Waikato Times, Volume XV, Issue 1303, 4 November 1880, Page 3

Wanteds, &c.

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

[Advertisements of Wanted, &c, not exceeding 14 words will be charged ONE SHILLING per insertion, if pro paid.]

WANTED, a Situation as General Servant. Good references. Apply A.L., office of this paper.

WANTED, a Cheese Press, either double or single. Address^ Box No. 5, Alexandra, stating prioe^&c. v — '

WANTED— By a Married Woman, with family, a Situation >as Housekeeper on a farm ; two boys good milkers, and able to do general farm work ; good dairy woman (in all' branches) ,ab}e to bake, and good coot, — Apply office of this paper, or to the Rev. William Calder, S. Peter's Parsonage, Hamilton. J ; J <

/COMFORTABLE BOARD AND \J RESIDENCE for Single Men at Mrs Gibbs, Colling wood-street, Hamilton.

FOUND, an Iron Bar, between Pukerimu Chapel and Howie's Corner. Owner can nave same by- payin^'for this advertisement. J. B. CaldWfell, care of Mr R. Reynolds, Pukerimu. f

GOOD TEMPLAR^" "^AiLL;- &JdEstreet. — Adjourned^ Meeting Tonight, 8 p.m. \ "*- ROBT. HARRIS', W.$T. ' %

FOR SALE, at Kennedy Hill's on Saturday, three turned Kauri dere and sundries. No reserve.

FOR SALE, or Lease, 7 Acres, Claude -_ lands. Terms easy. Kennedy Hill or Robert Harris.

NOTICE.

PERSONS in the Te Awamutu District intending to send mares to Hippocampus are requested tp; communi-; cate with Mr Garland at once, as the horse will cease to travel to that district after the 12th inst. unless further 'en-

couragement is given. ' W. WALTERS. Hamilton, November 3, 1880. ,

NOTI 9 E !

RUNNING on my f arm since February last, a strawberry , steer, with an anchor brand on left- rump. Jf not claimed within fourteen days, will be sold at Ohaupo to defray expenses; GEO. MacFARLANE. Paterangi, 25th October, 1880.

NOTICE.

"PUNNING on my farm for the last Xi) six months one 18 months' old Heifer, brindle and white, with white face, no brand. If not claimed and expenses paid within 14 days will be sold to pay same. THOMAS ROTHWILL, Glenvie v, Whatawhata. 30th October, 1880.

CAMBRIDGE RACES.

rriHE p.s. DELTA will run from NgaX ruawahia and Hamilton on FRIDAY the sth November, to the Racecourse Landing, leaving Ngaruawahia at 7 a.m. and Hamilton ,9.30, and returning at 5 p.m. Return Tickets from Ngaruawahia, 55. ; from Hamilton, 3s j Children, half-price. JAMES LINDSAY, Manager.

IRELAND BROTHERS, WOOL MERCHANTS, Tanners & Leather Manufacturers, Importers of Saddlers' and Bootmakers' Machinery, English and Foreign Leather, Saddlery, Saddlers' Ironmongery, Boot Uppers, Grindery, Mill Belting, Suction and Delivery Hose, etc. Warehouses— Vulcan Lane and Highstreet. Works — Panmure. Auckland. Constituents Orders promptly and carefully executed. Goods shipped to all the colonies.

To Butchers, Settlers, Farmers, and Others.

rriHE undersisrned are CASH PUR1 CHASERS of HIDES, SHEEPSKINS, WOOL, TALLOW, BEESWAX, &c , at highest market rates, in any quantity. Consignees direct will have prompt and immediate Cash Remittances returned at satisfactory rates. IRELAND BROTHERS, Tanners and Leather Manufacturers, Auckland.

NOTICE.

T> AND T pOLEMAN Beg to notify to their Customers and the Public generally that they will from this

date supply MEAT at the undermentioned REDUCED PRICES:— Beef— Cash. Booked. Sirloin .. .. ssd .. 6d Steak '.. '.. s^d .. 6d Roasts .. .. 4|d '.. 5d Boiling .. .. 3£d .. 4d Mutton— Legs . . . . 44d „ 5d Chops .. , .. 4]d .. 5d Fore-quarters . . 3^d . . 4d B. AND J. COLEMAN.

Hamilton, October 18th, 1880.

FOR S A , L E With immediate possession

The Knowles Farm, Whatawhata. This really magnificent farm consists of 217 acres prime level land, sub-divided into convenient, well-watered, and sheltered Paddocks. Comfortable dwelling, orchard, garden, farm-labourers' house, stables, sheds, stockyards, Ornamental Plantations, &c, &c, and, about 500 acres Native leasehold, 300 acres of which is well fenced, and in large grass paddocks. The Knowles is situated close to the Town of Whatawhata and Waipa River with frontage to Great South Road, and is equi-distant from Hamilton and Ngaruawahia. The Spring crops consist of oats, potatoes, mangolds aud carrots. Subscriber begs to draw the attention of intending settlers to this valuable investment. The Proprietor will be happy to show the property and supply every information. For furthnr particulars apply to T. Y. FITZPATRICK, Laud Agent, Ngaruawahia.