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Waikato Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1520, 1 April 1882, Page 3

Wanteds, &c.

WANTED -An Assistant DRESSMAKER. Apply to Mrs McVeagii, Duke-street, Cambridge.

WANTED - A GENERAL SERVANT. References required. Apply at Post-office, Hamilton.

WANTED to SELL or LEASE, 50 Acres of good LAND. — Apply S. Foulsham, Hamilton West.

WANTED TO SELL— A Purebred Berkshire BOAR, full grown.— W. H. M. Lovell, Taupiri.

WANTED, Apprentices for the Dressmaking. — Apply Miss Flynn, at W. Kincaid's, Duke-street, Cambridge.

WANTED,— Thirty Good Men at Fen Court.— Apply to P. Boyle, on the work.

WANTED, three Female SERVANTS— Housemaid, Waitress, and Kitchenmaid. Apply to Mrs Gwyxxe, Hamilton Hotel.

PROSPECTUS OF THE WAIKATO FELLMONGERY COMPANY (Limited), Ngaruawahia. Capital . £5,000, in £1 Sharif. 2s 6d per sbare payable on application, and 2s 6d on allotment, and no further calls for a period of six months. Provisional Directors : Captain Lindsay (Chairman). Mr R. Lamb Mr E. Fitzpatrick Mr R. Rathborne Mr T. W. Davies Mr G. Edgecumbe Mr H. Byron Mr J. Martin Mr P. R. Fraser MAIfAOKK : Baxkers : Bank of New Zealand. Solicitors : Messrs Whitaker and Sheehan. Broker : T. Y. Fitzpatrick, Ngaruawahia. Offices : Queen-street, Ngaruawahia. It is proposed to erect, at Ngaruawahia, a Fcllmongery (site yet to be chosen by the Directors), suitable to treat all the skina procurable in the Waikato and other districts. The position of Ngaruawahia is most suitable for a business of this kind, having such communication by rail, river and roads, the water of the Waipa river also being considered of the best quality for the purpose. It is proposed, when the Fellmongeiy has been made a success, to further extend the Company's operations by erectiug a Soap and Candle Factory, as the business of Fellmongery and Soap and Candle works are twin sisters. It is also intended to extend the business still fiu'ther by adding a tannery, after the former has been properly established, and to follow with a wool-scouring business. This is considered to be the beginning of a number of industries in Ngaruawahia, which necessarily must follow, and which, will greatly assist the farming industry, and cause all the land in the' neighbourhood to be put under cultivation and made remunerative. It is anticipated that 2,000 'shares will be taken up by local settlers. Shares will be procurable from. Messrs J. S. Epqecumbe, Hamilton ; E. , L. Hope, Alexandra'; R. W^RoohEj Te'Awiimutu ; S." Brlg_t; , CambVidge ;, and from the Broker, atbispffice 1 , Queen-street, Ngaruawahia.