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Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1594, 21 September 1882, Page 3

Notices.

WAIKATO SLAUGHTERING & FREEZING CO. (Limited). Farmers and Merchants are invited to attend a PUBLIC MEETING, to be held at Mr Delaneys Hotel, Ohaupo, at noon on Tuesday, 26th inst., to give an expression of opinion on the prospectus of the above company. CAMBRIDGE BRANCH OF THE \J BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the Public Hall on THURSDAY EVENING, 21st inst., in connection with the above Society, when addresses will be delivered by Archdeacon Willis, the Rev. W. Evans, T. G. Carr, D. Whytock, and other gentlemen. Chair to be taken by Thos. Wells, Es^., J.P., atBo'olock. Collection in aid of the Society's funds. "PARTIES INDEBTED to J. Moses will please SETTLE THEIR ACCOUNTS on or before the 20th instant.

-"M- O T I C E. I have this day DISPOSED of my BUTCHERING BUSINESS to Mr G. A. Laidlaw, and would respectfully solicit a continuance of past favors to my successor. TO. AVENELL. Te Awamtttu, 18th September, 1882. With reference to the above, I trust ! by selling at price 3 charged hitherto, to receive a fair share of public patronage. Only the best quality of meat will be offered to the public. G. A. LAIDLAW. Te Awamutu, 18th September, 1882. T^T () T I G X We have this day DISPOSED of our BUTCHERING BUSINESS to Mr G. A. Laidlaw, and solicit a continuance of past favors to our successors. Mr John Glass will carry on the Baking Business as hitherto. GLASS & CO. Te Awamutu, 18th September, 1882. PARTNERSHIP I^OTICE. I, ADAM LAYBOURN, have great pleasure in offering myjsincere thanks to numerous Customers and the Public generally for the very liberal support accorded to me since I commenced Business and I have now to intimate that I have admitted my son-in-law, Mr. ARTHUR THOMAS EYRE, to a Share in the Business, and that the name of the new firm will be, ! • ADAM LAYBOURN & CO. Mr Eyre is -well-known to ' most of my Customers,, having had the practical management of the Business for the past three years. My own personal care and attention will be continued as before, The wants r and convience of Customers will be carefully studied by the new Eirm in order,' aysa v s far as possible, tb 'give everyone satisfaction, and I respectfully solicit .from them , a continuance of that. , ; confidence so'long and freely bestowed upon myself. ' ' ADAM LAYBOURN, , k./» '; Fort-street" Auckland. T> EM, O V al 1 E. '- ' ADAM LAYBOURN 8c CO. 1 1 , Beg to intimate that, ( 6n ? ,the,l4th > REMQYED TO .THEIR {NE^;^, „ ;; r . , f , , ;. , tr premises / ; •,•„ ,^,;. // 11 1 1 nh <*<', -'(Itf fI)URHAM-S*&EET, iM H'Ai-A ', li.-r. "Next'to 'Hunted and'Nolan's. > M { •hi wiii'".. 'tflfr'Kif- f>{tn i>ittii" c;"oit at Te Awfemu^uouhe rfor NpMtTr^gilr . - - . „ i v JPropnetor.2,%