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Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1609, 26 October 1882, Page 3

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IS. \ Advertisements not exceed- / i S. S. J ingHwofds (pro-paid). \ .LS.

WANTED-A Nurse Girl. Apply Mrs Thos. B. Lewis, Cambridge.

WANTED — A General Servant. Apply to Mrs Maberly, Hamilton East School.

WANTED— A Man for a country livery stable ; must be steady and able to drive. Apply to Charles R. Johnson, Hamilton.

WANTED-A young Girl, about 14 years. Apply to Mrs Knox.

WANTED — For Mrs Browning, Avoca, a General Servant, references required. Apply to Mrs R. F. Sandes.

WANTED— Good Grass for about 20 Head of Cattle. Cornelius Day, Whatawhata. WANTED — A Steady Man a8 Ploughman ; accustomed to either double or single furrow. — Win, Selby, Hautapn.

WANTED— A Housemaid for Hotel, Apply to Mr J. Knox, Hamilton West. WANTED— A thorough good Ploughman. Apply S. Ticklepenny, Piako. WANTED— Apprentices. Apply at once to Miss Johnson, Milliner and Dressmaker, Victoria- street, Cambridge. ANTED— SO Navvies on the Hautapu Contract, Cambridge Branch Railway, and other works ; wages, 8s ber diem. Apply on the works to W. Lovett.

WANTED— A Good Ploughman, with some knowledge of cattle and accustomed to farming work generally. Married man preferred. Highest wages given. — Apply to J. G. Buckland, Cambridge.

WANTED— A Herdsman to attend on Stud Bulls. —Apply to Mr Robert Fawcett, the Pah Farm, Cambridge. WANTED KNOWN-WireStraincrs, 22s per 100. Liberal allowance to retailers. K. McDonald, Hamilton.

WANTED KNOWN-Board and Residence at Mrs Schofield's View House, Fort and Duke-street, Cambridge.

WANTED KNOWN. -That Y. Granville, Cambridge*, is cash purchaser of all kinds of poultiy and eggs in any quantity.

WANTED -To draw the attention of the Public to our Auction Sale on Saturday next, (28th) at half-past 2 o'clock.— H. E. Cotton & Co., Cambridge.

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

ON SALE, 1000 Bushels SEED and FEED OATS. KNOX & RIDLER.

ryO LET— A pleasant Cottage, six JL rooms ; two register grates and cooking stove. James Johnson, Cambridge.

O CHO< 'L- HOUSE, MOKRINSYILLE. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28. The Vaudeville Comedy and Burlesque Company, in their entirely New and Original Entertainment, assisted by the great Australian Bloxdiv. Tariff— 3s. and 2s. TE AROHA TO FOLLOW.

"T^" O T I C E. ALL ACCOUNTS unpaid to tlie undersigned bv Tuesday, 31st inst , will be handed over to a Solicitor for collection. W. SLOANE, Te Awamiitu, 19th October, 1882

"M" O T I O E . All Parties indebted to me for Accounts outstanding for a period of Six Months prior to this date will be sued without further notice. W. H. BAILEY. Whatawhata, October 6, 18S2.

1^" O T I C E. (i. S. O'HALLORAN having disposed of the Hot Springs Hotel to Mr John Coleman, reque&ts that all Accounts against him may he rendered by the Ist November ; and al.so notified that all debts due to him, and unpaid at th.it date, will be handed to a Solicitor for collection. Te Aroha, Oct. 24th, 1882.

TW" O T I C E . All Accounts due by me must be rendered by November 20th ; and all Accounts owing to me mu&t be paid by that date, or pioceeding& will be taken to recover the same. W. AVENELL. To Awamutu, 24th Oct. 1882. rf^AWAMU'i r U~CHJ^Si<: & BACON 1 FACTORY COMPANY (Limited). A CALL (allotment) of One Shilling per share in tlie above company will be due and payable at my oilice on Wednesday, Ist November, 1882. By order. R. W. ROCHE, Secretary. TcAwcimutu, Oct., 24th, 1882.

TE AROHA GOLDMINING DISTRICT. Warden's Ottice, Te Aroha, 20th October, 1882. rilHJ'] Applications for Licenses for X Goldmining purposes under the Goldmining Districts Act, 1873, specified in the Schedule hereunder, may be granted on TUESDAY, the 2lst day of November, 1882, unless valid objection thereto be in the meantime made in writing, and lodged at this office not later than seven clear days before that date. HARRY KENRICK, Warden. SCHEDULE. No. 132.— H. E. Campbell, for shareholders of the Bonanza Claim, now registered "Bonanza Claim;" area, 5 acres ; situated at Te Aroha ; bounded northerly by supposed unoccupied ground, easterly by supposed unoccupied ground and Golden Hill No. 2 Claim, southerly by Golden Hill No. 1 Claim,' and westerly by supposed unoccupied ground. Pegs distinguished by the mark A. No. 133. — John Purvis, for himself, John F. Cocks, William Wilson, Henry Hughes,' James Madden, and Joseph Wilson, Golden Hill No. 3 Claim ; area, 5 acres ; situated at Te Aroha, adjoining the north-east corner peg of the Bonanza Claim, and surrounded on all sides by supposed unoccupied ground. Pegs' distinguished by the mark z: No. 134. —Robert Cletqents, Union Claim ; area, 4 acres 2 roods and 38 perches ; - ' situated" at^Waiorongomai-; bounded westerly .by Vermont Claim, and on all ' ethey '• »i(J|es ,by supposed uuoenpied ground, Pegs distinguished by the Ujark H,