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Waikato Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1433, 8 September 1881, Page 3

CABLE NEWS.

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THE LATEST-

Health of President Garfield. Washington, September 3. President Garfield , haying sufficiently recovered to be moved, has been conveyed to Long Branch. He arrived safely.

Tunisian Affairs. London, September 5.

A report published by- the Morning Post that Roustah, the French resident in Tunis, had urged Government to depone the Bey and occupy Tunis, is now fully denied. Mr Dilke, Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs is now in Paris, where he is conferring with Pierra, Minister of Commerce, in regard to Angolo-French commercial relations.

LATEST NEWS.

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Auckland, Last Night. Four thoroughbred mares and two foals imported by the Stud Company arrived by the steamer Albion. The mares are Atlantis, Bergore, Madcap and Rosette. They have all arrived in excellent condition. The Albion has arrived from Sydney,

and was admitted to pratique. A portable house was shipped onboard the Kotuku, built by the Auckland Timber Company to the order of Mr Halcombe. The frame of the building was put together at the yard, every piece being fitted and marked so distinctly that any man can put it together and erect the building on the required site. This is a sample order for a house on the Patetere Land Association's property.

The Caledonian Beef.

Thames, Last Night. The reef in the Caledonian mine continues to look well, mineral indications being everything desirable. Several pounds of fair stone were obtained today, and the general idea from its appearance is that it will crush well. The manager starts crushing a trial parcel tomorrow.

Christchurch, Last Night.

Forty thousand trout ova have been hatched at the Acclimatisation Society's gardens this season. Last year 37,000 were hatched.

Donkdin, Last Night.

Peter Adams, farmer at Taicn, was killed by the wheels of his dray passing over him. He leaves a wife and three children.

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Wanteds, &c.

WANTED— 20 GOOD SWAMPERS. — Apply Camp, Waitoa, John Livingston.

WANTED a Ploughman that understands the care of Horses. Apply ;o R. SECCOMBE, Alexandra.

WANTED — A Female COOK for Alpha Hotel, Kihikihi. Must have refeiences. Apply to Mrs Cokboy.

WANTED a GROOM ; Married man preferred ; mu>t have good testimonials. ROBERT FERGUSSON, Gorton.

WAJNTED KNOWN That S. McLernon, Hamilton, guarantees the safe and prompt return to any part of the district Watches, Clocks, or Jewellery sent for repairs. Work thoroughly executed. Charges moderate.

WANTED KNOWN - That the Churchwatdens will be in attendance at S. Andrew's Church, Cambridge, on next TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. 13, frem 7 to 8 o'clock, for the purpose of allotting sittings to those who shall make implication.

THANKS

THE Vestry of S. Andrew's Church, Cambridge, desire publicly to convey their THANKS to the contributors to the New Church Fun<l,and to those many Friends who in a v.niety of ways contributed to bring about the satisfactory and happy results achieved during the recent festival "week.

Duke of Cambridge Hotel, CAMBRIDGE.

1%/TR R. KIRKWOODS new building in connection with the above Hotel having been completed and handsomely furnishpd (including a first-cIaRS bttth-rootn) affords the Best Acommodation for Travellers of any House in the Waikato. Being separate from the Hotel, is as

Retired as a Private House, yet supplying pll the conveniences and

attendance of ' A First-Class Hotel.

PRIVATE SUITES O* 1 ROOMS FOR FAMILIES.

Good Stabling,

FirsT-CLAss Saddle Horses and Buggies fok Hire.

Good Grass Paddocks securely fenced, with a plentiful supply of water.

PHOTOGRAPHY.

A PHOTOGRAPHER WILL VISIT Cambridge on Monday ; next, September 12th, to take Photos by , the American ferrotype Process. Tin'Ph'otos taken, finished, and colored whilst a customer can wait.in five minutes. Charges : — Genv», 2£ dozen, 3s 6d ; Victorias, J-dozen, 4*. Other portraits at low prices " ' Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.

IN AID OF.THE TAUPIRI .CHURCH^ FUNDS. A CONCERT for the above object i wilL be held at the Taupiri /School-^ room, on Thursday, September Btht' f ' Prices of Admission, 2s and R .'■■■' : Concert to' commence »t!8 o'olddc. I .i .-/U'J, /> S.BROJjP'IELD, , Hon, See-