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

"pvO LIKE OTHERS AND SECURE THE BARGAINS PREVIOUS TO THE STOCK BEING SOLD BY TENDER OR AT AUCTION. J. Moses, CAMBRIDGE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE, To the Inhabitants of Hautapu and Tamahere. Any- Orders for MEAT left with Mr Camp, Tamahere Hotel, on Mondays and Thursdays will be punctually attended to on the following days. BEAUCHAMP BROS. 22ud January, ISB3. npo< THE INHABITANTS OF CAM- •*• BRIDGE AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. H. J. TURNER, DlIKh-.STJH.KT, Having purchased .Mic Plant of Messrs Garland and Robcrtsofl, Bakers, intends ' carrying on the business,, and hopes, by supplying a good article, civility and attention, to merit a continuance of support. Cambridge, 10th January, 1883. 'X PETER'S, HAMILTON. Sunday-school Children's Annual 1 Picnic. The ANNUAL PICNIC for S. Peter's Sunday-school Children will be held in Mr Jolly's Paddocks at the Lake on MONDAY, 29th inst. (weather permitting). ! , , , „ , The Children will assemble at the Hall at 11 aim., arid march to the ground. Dinner at 12.30 ; Tea afc 5 p.m. < Sports and games as per programme. > v r ; , Parents and ,Friends Invited. N ' ENTERTAINMENT WILL -BK' GIVEN" JN THE Oddfellows' Hall, Hamilton, hi „ --' ■ 0N < ' s 1 TUESDAY EVENING^ <30ra' INST., For the Benefit of the Hamilton West 1 Wh eriwillfbi pe'rfoririedtheJßoar^Farce, "Aunt Charlotte's Maid," And the .Dramatic Sketch, "On an island-" B/^nuftan'lggTßa^ ha^kkully consented to perform selections. Doors open at 7; 30 to commence at 8, Admission :, 2s. and. Is. j Mpiiofl W^S^f iFlF^Bf C : H,' „*/•/ . Te Awamut'o. ■ •" ' > ] i v <: The "fAnriual^ Harvest thanksgiving^