Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Waikato Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1529, 22 April 1882, Page 3

(For remainder of news see foxwth page.)

Wanteds, &c.

WANTED, TENDERS for BUILDING a BRICK CHIMNEY.— For Particulars apply to Manager, Waikato imes office.

WANTED— A Steady Sober Man aa Cook and Steward for the p.s. Apply to Geo. Dennis, Ngarua-

Rangiriri. wahia.

WANTED— A Man to do plain gardening, and make himself generally useful. Apply to Lewis O'Neill, Solicitor, Hamilton.

WANTED— Employment by an energeticyoungman of business habits, is a good accountant, and has practical knowledge of general storekeeping or hotel business. Good references. Address A.8.C., Waikato Times office.

WANTED, a MARRIED COUPLE ; the man must be a good milker and general farm hand ; the wife a good dairy woman. — For address, apply at Waikato Times office.

WANTED, a COOK and LAUNDRESS.— AppIy at Eureka.

WANTED— A MAN to look after horses and make himself generally useful. Refei'ences required. Apply to James Devin, Commercial Hotel, Te Aroha.

WANTED,— A good General Servant. Apply to Mrs Lamfluoii, Queen Street East, Cambridge.

WANTED, by a respectable young man, Employment on a Farm ; nominal salary required to commence. Address E. F., Herald Office; Auckland.

WANTED, — BUTTER in any quantity.— Apply to A. Isaacs, Storekeeper, Cambridge.

WANTED— An Elderly WOMAN, to cook and attend to household and dairy. Apply to P. R. Fraser, Te Kowhai, Ngaruawahia.

\\T ANTED TO SELL— IO-ton STACK Tt well-saved Clover; no fern. Time to remove. £22.— H. J. Turner, •Cambridge.

WANTED KNOWN— That H. J. Turner has Opened his NEW SHOP in Duke-street, Cambridge.

WANTED— Buyers for DRAPERY, CLOTHING and BOOTS; 10 per cent, below ruling prices. — H. J. Turner.

WANTED KNOWN— That as he Sells for CASH ONLY, he can Sell Cheap.— H. J. Turner.

TTT ANTED KNOWN, hat Handbills, V V Dodgers, and all kinds of Printng caj be had at the Waikato Times office cheaper than any other house.

WANTED TO RENT,— COTTAGE about six rooms, with small piece of grass land, or grazing for two horses and a cow. Taotaoroa preferred, or neighbourhood of Cambridge, State terms to E. D. Post-office, Ohaupo.

TXTANTED KNOWN.— The Cheapest T V House for every Description of Printing is at the Waikato Times Office, Hamilton.

WANTED— Bushmen, Stockmen, and those employed at rough work, to know that they can obtain, for £6 10s, A THOROUGHLY SOUND ENGLISH LEVER WATCH, "made by Rotherham," in extra stout dust proof silver hunting cases, with two years guarantee, from S. McLernon, Hamilton.

SPRINGING COWS for Sale. Apply to F. G. Thomas.

FOR SALE, the GRAZING of 50 ACRES of SWEDES ; a very good crop. — Apply immediately to Henry Buttle, Arlington, Ohaupo.

LOST— On April 17th, between Hamilton and Ngaruawahia, a BEAR'S TOOTH, gold mounted. Finder will be rewarded upon leaving same at Royal Mail Hotel, Ngaruawahia, or this office.

LOST.

LOST— On the Gorton Road, near the Pah Farm, a LETTER signed by R. H. Freeman, on Monday, April 9th, at about 1 1 o'clock in tlie morning. Any person having found the same would oblige by communicating with » THOMAS E. FREEMAN, Cambridge Post-office.

Any necessary expense will be paid.

PUBLIC AND VOLUNTEER HALL.

TTAMILTON "WEST qCHOOL CONCERT

WILL TAKE PLACE ON Tuesday Evening, April 25th,

At Half-past Sevkn.

The proceeds to be devoted towards Establishing a School Library.

Part I. Duet — Pianoforte Chorus — "Angry Words," by School Children

Chorus — "By the Moonlight," by Senior Class Solo—" Gold and Gray " Chorus—" My Own Native Land," School Children

Chorus — "At Dawn Aurora Gaily Breaks," by Senior Class Recitation Duet — " Mermaid's Song " Chorus — " Rock Me to Sleep," by Senior Class Solo— "My Soul to God, My Heart to Thee " Chorus— "Lo ! the Glad May Morn," by School Children Part Song — "Star of Peace," by School Children.

Part 11. M arch — Pianoforte Chorus— " The Skaters," School Children Duet — ' ' Come with thy Lute to the

Fountain "

Chorus— "Hush Thee, My Baby," by Senior Class Solo— "Yes," I Am Ever Thine Own " Chorus — " Peacefully Rest," Senior Class Chorus—" Sleigh Ride," School Children Solo— " Eileen Alannah " Chorus— "Hymn of the Fisherman's Children," Senior Class

"Indian Warrior's Grave," School Children

Chorus— "Evening is Falling," Senior Children.

Admission — 2s and Is.

RUNNING ON MY FA"RM, "since September last> TWO' STEERS, one White, and one Red, 'branded jTj on left rump. If the above are 'not^claimed within 14 days, and. expenses paid, twill, be sold by public auction.? :<•.-< ~-W , DANIEL -CAIiEY,;. Mo la Hill, Puke-imiij \y/ V ;'. " : April 2WWB3, ' ,'y/ <-[ ■''**>*?!