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Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1628, 9 December 1882, Page 3

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Tf^ANTED'-i-A. gurirty ifclnd.-lA'ppJp IANTiD^-A ! GWeral- 1 TOirVfcvfc.— Apply to Mr Morris Moses, at Miss Doran'B, Cambridge. ..,,„ „, , ;

WANTED— A Competent, HoHsemaid f fdt rlthfe'';\Wikat6r 1 thfe'';\Wikat6' li ftbtel > Hamilton BUK. ' Vl Galidin'/

WANTED— A Boy about 15 years old, must be able to milk. Apply ,to f jios. «Pf tatty, Hautapu. . j

WIANTED-An Apprentice 1 tH 1 tficJ "DWg*Trarf4. j-AJ>ply'Sa^cs and Co. ' ' '^ . . i .

YX7 ANTED — Trustworthy General » \ Mrs Wnuatn"Kinea^ Cambridge.

WANTED— A Married Couple, man tifcctistomtfd to horses ; wif6 a good dairy woman. Apply to S. Seddon, Waitoa. - - •

WANT^prj-BvMensrs £aton, ; Scotchman's Valley,, a Married fcouple ; man able to plough and acquainted with farm work, wife to act as general ser> vant.*HKsft? W M PaWn; fHMittfata.'

WANTED — A cood Second-hand HARMONIUM, suitable for a small church. Apply to Thomas Morris, Storekeeper, Cambridge West.

WANTED— For Cambridge, a good General Servant, must understand cooking. Apply W Mrs' 'Stewart Richardson, Cambridge.

WANTED KNOWN— No. 8 FENCINGWIKE for lGsGd, at K. McDonalds, Hamilton.

WANTED KNOWN.-Largest'size DOUBLE BEDSTEAD for 355, at K. McDonalds, Hamilton.

TXTANTED KNO\>;N,_ Puriri Wire Vj Strainers. 22s per 100. Libt ral nlE*vance to Retailors. —-X. McDonald, Jramilton. " " '• ■ '

WANTED KNOW N-G. S. O'Halloran holds Weekly Sales by Auction, of Produce, Mcrcliapdisc, &c, in his Auction Rooms, Te Aroh<a, each Saturday, at 11 o'clock a.m. Horses, ke, immediately afterwards. Produce, &c, sold on Commission.

WANTED— The Public of the Waikato to Call and Inspect our Stock of Goods suitable for Christmas Presents. LEWIS AND SIMPSON, Cambridge.

JUST opened out a magnificent Assortment of Christmas aud New Year Cards. LEWIS AND SIMPSON, Cambridge.

STAMPED Crewel Patterns, Silks, Wools and Filoselle can be obtained from Hatrick, Hamilton West.

HATKICK is showing Men's Straw - caned Hats, Is ; Helmet Rush, Is ()d ; Women's Rush, 4d.

KAIAPOI TWEEDS, ' Kaiapoi Blankets, Kaiapoi Flannels, Kaiapoi Shirtings, Kaiapoi Suits. Kapai Price. Kapai Hatrick.

FOR SALE — A good Second-hand Lady's Saddle (cheap), to be seen at the Mart, Hamilton.

ry\Q LKT. — Comfortable Five-roomed X Cottage, pleasantly situated, near Vost Office, over-looking river — Hamilton West. Also, Well ■ fhtiolieri, nice • lookiim Fiveroomed Cottage. 3 Acres Land good well of Mater, nice garden. Hamilton East, near Hail way Station. Rents very moderate to approved auts. — T. Trewheellar.

nPRI NIT Y P R KS BYT KR I AN 1 CHURCH, CAMBRIDGE. The llov. J. GOW, of Opotiki, will preach next Sunday (morning and evening), and at Pukerimu in the afternoon.

A MEETING will be held at Mr Ellis's house, Taotaoroa, on MONDAY next, at 3,30. p.m. to take necessary steps for the ' (.•st.iblishtnent of a (School in the district. £ll persons interested are invited to attend.

•VT 0- T ICE. SPOR TS ! SPORT S \/\ Will bohoW.at TAMAH X R E, January Ist, 1883. Look out for Piogramme Jl'ddatu TiM'*, i)ecernbqr JAMES T. CAMP.

I MR. A. O. FIKLD beinsr now in our employ, is jiutlioi ised to COLLEC L 1L 1 any ACCOUNTS due to us, ami his receipt will lie deemed a sufficient discharge. TJEAUCHAMP BROS.

lith December, 1882. LOST— Bay Hor.se on Race Night, ' 2il>ont four miles from Piako, branded ,"> on near shoulder, shod. -Cl 1 rew.ard on its return to W. Moisley, Cambridge.

LOST, between Dcvin's Hotel, Te Awannitii, ami Ohaupo, a Buggy Lamp Spring and Socket. Finder on returning Mime to this otticc will he rewarded.

LOST— Upstanding Horse ( white, with bobtail. Last pl>6 i at Ohaupo. Finder will be rewarded. JOHN COOK, % Alexanura.

LOST. — On pv about Jfaranber 15, ] Three. Steers, One Roan, One White One Red— Tar brand 21—supposed to have gone towards Te Awamutu^ ' Any information relating to whereabouts of same will be thankfully reciveil by " " J. S. BUCKLANJ). Hamilton December 8, 1882,

Y^AITOA HIGHWAY BOARD. TENDERS. ■Ibenders will be received until 12 o'clock "noon on Saturday, December 23, for contracts Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. ' No. 2.— Building a Bridge over, the "Dough-boy Creek," between GouUTs and McGlashan's, and approached to same. ' ' No. 3.— Completion of Fergusson's J and Main's contract on the Ngaturanga Road. ' ,' No. 4 — Buildirig' an open culvert on • Waitoa-Matamata Road* "near Willis'. .!...,. • No. o.—Clearih^road from 1 Mprrins«i " ' vijlejto i?otoniahu Gate; ./ i No, 6.— Repairs on road from .Wai- .' ' m tOa. Main' Rodd l to Chudlcigh'a, ,«! Boundary at!Ororigbniaifb'4'. f f "' Specific»)tions'at Buck's* Phoumx^ptei, I Morrinßville.H'a'rid Mdf&fs 'Te^ Aroha Hotel, Waihou, on and afttif"]Mfi)ri^ay/ the 10th iust., andat'iti^ 1 ' oflice, 'HamiJAddress tenders, " Chairman Waitjk^ ' HigJ»w«y>i«o»MrMolilffltllle^' I 'ahd"en I doraeoutside.-with No,: J6f 'fcontr<ict /tctit 1