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Waikato Times, Volume XX, Issue 1648, 27 January 1883, Page 3

Wanteds, &c.

WANTED — A Housemaid. Apply to Mrs J. S.'Buckland, Cambridge.

WANTED— Immediately, a Smart' f Boy to milk, ,&c. — Pearson.Bros., Gol bprne, Hautapu/ , -, k , •, ; - J

WANTED— A smart active Boy for Cheese Factory. — Apply to Horace Walpole, manager, Te Awamutu.

WANTED -A Porter. —Apply to J . W. Merrick, Cambridge:

WANTED— A First class Cook, Hot . Springs Hotel, Te Aroha, ■ Apply on the Premises. <

WANTED— 20 Men.— Apply John Livingstone, Fen Court, Cambridge.

WANTED — A good Stockman ; married or single.— Apply S: Tickelpenny, Piako.

WANTED— A Good Ploughman ; good wages. Apply A. Bruce Suttor, Eureka.

WANTED KNOWN— The Rev. Mr Pinfold will preach at the Wesleyan Church, Cambridge, on Sunday next.

WANTED-Three Apprentices for the Dressmaking and Millinery Departments. Apply Wells and Soutter, Cambridge.

WANTED KNOWN — Mr Jones, Piano Tuner, may be expected in about a fortnight.

WANTED— Tenders for Clearing and Ploughing about 50 acres. Tenders to be sent in by Thursday, Ist February, addressed to Win. Taylor, Green Hill, Te Awamutu.

WANTED TO LET— The Clearing of 100 acres light ti-tree. Apply to Thomas Clarkin, Kirikiriroa.

WANTED'KNOWN— The Waikato Steam Navigation and Coal Mining Company, Limited, have grain sacks for bale in any quantities.

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

WA NT E D KNO W N-G. S. O'Halloran holds Weekly Sales by Auction, of Produce, Merchandise, &c, in his Auction llooms, Te Aroha, each Saturday, at 11 o'clock a.m. Horses, &c, immediately afterwards. Produce, <fee., &old on Commission.

WANTED KNOWN — That the Robin Hood has arrived with a cargo of Victorian Bonedust for the Waikato Steam Navigation aud Coal Mining Company (Limited). Please send in ordcisat once, as the demand is great and the stock low, JAMES LINDSAY, Manager. MADK to Measure— Kaiapoi Tweed Trousers from 19s 611 ; Suits, 755. See Hatrick's, Hamilton West.

HATRICK'S Stock of Colonial made Bootb look well, wear well, fit well, and sell well. LOST, on the road between Hamilton and Cambridge, a Pocket Book, with several one pound notes, a cheque tor £2 6s lOil, drawn by H. B. Morton, Auckland, and some postage stamps. Finder will Jbc rewarded on leaving it at H. E. Cotton's, Cambridge. GIVING AWAY or FOR SALE— The Lease or good-w ill of a Small Farm in the Borough of Hamilton East, 18 years to run ; S\ acres, divided into three paddocks in grass, new 4-roomed house, garden with fruit trees and orchard, stream of water ; al&o, well. Good run for cattle joining. Leaving the dihtiict. Apply to It. Kerry, Hamilton East ; or, John Knox, Hamilton West. PUBLIC AND VOLUNTEER HALL, HAMILTON. j Monday Night, January 29th. DANCING ! DANCING ! The Hamilton (Quadrille Band will give a dance iv the above Hall on Monday night, Jan. 20th. Dancing to commence at 5.30. Admission : Gentlemen, 2s Gd ; ladies, free. R. EDWARDS, Hon. Sec.

PROSPECTUS Ob' THE Rukuhia Cheese and Bacon Factory Company (Limited). Nominal Capital : £2000, in 2500 shares of £1 each. Ten shillings to be paid up within the first year as follows :—ls: — Is per share on application ; Is on allotment, and the balance in 2s calls at intervals of not less than two months, as required at the discretion of the Directors. No further calls to be made w ithout the consent of a majority of the shareholders. To be registered under the "Joint Stock Companies Act." Provisional Directors : Hon. Junes Williamson Mr Duncan McNicol Mr Samuel Stee'e Mr Andrew Bell Mr James Gribble Mr Henry Kusabs Mr John Atkinson Bankers : The Bank of New Zealand. Solicitor : l<\ A. Whitakor Esq. Hox. Secretary : Mrßobt. N. Buttle. Office : At the Factory Buildings, Rukuhia. The promoters propose to establish a cheese factory on the latest American principle on the property known as the Ohaupo Racecourse, and they propose to accept the offer of the Honorable James Williamson of, 100 acres of land at £6 10s per acre, the' whole of the purchase money to remain on mortgage at 6% per annum for a term of seven years, the grand stand and other' buildings to be taken at £150, of which £50 is to be paid in cash, and the balance in' 100 paid up shares to the company. ' " The proposed factory will have the advantage bf being located in a central 'and suitable position, acbessible by good roads from som'eiof the best dairy farms in the district, and a good supply of milk ' can be depended upon. ' The buildings now on the ground are constructed of the best heart of KauM timber, j and ' are spacious, and easily convertible into the purpose .required. r The ' adjoining settlers and landowners Have such' Confidence in the undertaking that they' have already' agreed to take upwards 'of 1000 shares. The promoters, therefore; confi- ' dently recommend, the proposed company to the public asja boyajidc investment, a Applications for shares to be made to the H6h. ! Secretary,' Mr E,obt. J N. j Buttle, Rukuhia,, or,tq.the Provisional Directors, 1 on, or^beforiath^.lst^ayjOf March next. ,TTAMtL*OiN!iiEbAD BOARD. ■■j.iu 'Uf^ll fril'd . Tenders will ;be received „up to .Saturday; F,e bruftrx $$>MfM:s°\9^sPs*l>, Ridler's^Aitk.ip'jJ j^^e^i^ceyMprpV pertieB, T ab'out t 2^chains,long^|;^r^|Vank*