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Waikato Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1550, 10 June 1882, Page 3

Wanteds, &c. IP YOU "yOWJkJKIP A Situation To Buy Anything A Servant To Lkt Furnished To Sell Anything Or Unfurnished or To Increase Your Business, ADVERTISE IN THE WAIKATO TIMES, The largest circulation in the district, and consequently the best medium for advertising. Advertising is to business what steam is to machinery— the grand propelling power. Fourteen Words for One Shilling— if pre-paid. Guaranteed Circulation 3000 Weekly

WANTED— A Situation as General Servant or Nursemaid. Apply to The Wailcato Turns office. WANTED— A thorough General Servant. — Apply Mrs Lewis O'Neill, Claudelands. WANTED— To SELL one quiet cow in milk. — Apply to this office. WANTED TO SELL— Some Quiet Dairy Cows near calving. — W. H. M. Lovcll, Taupiri. WANTED— An Active, Intelligent Lad as Apprentice. Apply R. Wright, Cabinetmaker, Cambridge. WANTED— To sell a Small Farm of 27 acres, Avith Five roomed House, near Captain Steele's. Price £8 per acre. £140 may remain on mortgage, Also, a Good Piano. — P. LeQuesne. WANTED— To purchase a Light Two-wheeled Vehicle and Harness. Particulars, and price addressed to " R," Waikato Times Office. ANTED TO SELL — Carrots, at 45s per ton for cash.— J. H. Mandeno, Te Awamutu. WANTED KNOWN — W. Selby, Cambridge, has For Sale, Carrots and Sugar Beet, the best food for Dairy Cows and Pigs. ANTED KNOWN-To Let, a New Six-roomed Cottage, with register grate, oven, and every convenience, in Chapel-street, Cambridge. Apply to I David Camachan, Cambridge.

WANTED— Bushmen, Stockmen, and those employed at rough work, to know that they can obtain, for X 6 10s, X THOROUGHLY SOUND HXGLISH LEVER watch, " made by Rotherham," in extra stout dust pi oof silver hunting cases, with two years guaiantcc, from S. McLernok, Hamilton. WANTE D-Tr<ivellei& by Rail to and from Auckland to know that if they take the trouble to step across the road to the Hotel at Mercer, where there is a good table always ready, their pockets will be benefited by it ; and those who like a drop of the real McKay should always step across to the hotel, where they will get it, and bring their friends with them. There is plenty of time. — J. D. Dillon, Proprietor.

Mt "OUNNING on Mr XL Peacock's farm for the la&t 6 months, Two SHEEP. If not claimed " within 14 clays, they will be sold to defray expenses. THOMAS CLARKIN. Hamilton, June 9th.

LOST— A black and light (almost white) tau Collie, bob - tail. Answers to the name of " Tweed." A reward will be given on its delivery to Mr Hewitt, Cambridge. QUICKS ! QUICKS ! ! QUICKS ! ! ! FOR SALE, by the undersigned, 1 and 2 year old Quicks, in any quantity, at 7s and 9s per 1000. J. PARKER, HAimru. TWO Furnished Rooms To Let, with or without board. Apply "R.," Waikato Times office. npO LE P,at ßroad Meadows, for one crop X of grain, from 200 to 300 ACRES, in lots to suit parties wishing to lease or grow on shares. The land has been pastured with sheep and cattle from 12 to 14 years. For particulars apply to JOHN RUNCIMAN, Broad Meadows.

piRONGIA HIGHWAY DISTRICT. Stoppage of Road. NOTICE is hereby given that the Pirongia District Board propose to stop a piece of Road forming part of the fronta,ge ofXote 127, -128; aifdr33l, of the ?Sarteh'of Brorigia. 4 ' ' if '■ ' Plan to be seen at ths residence of the undersigned. EDWARD G. McMINN, Chairman Pirongia District Board. Harapepe, 21st December, 1881. , In compliance with Section 4 of The Public Works Act, 1880, a MEETING of RATEPAYERS will be held in the School-house, Harapepe, on SATURDAY, 24th -June, at 7 p.m., to decide about stopping the above-mentioned Road. ' ' EDWARD G. McMINN, ,t "■ , Chairman . Pirongia District Board,, '