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Waikato Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1752, 27 September 1883, Page 3

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BRICKLAYER WANTED to build four chimneys at once. — H. Metcalfe, U\v} line's Hotel.

Y\f ANTED— A Good General Servant. i T References lerjuiied. Apply to Mrs W. Macgrogor Hay, Hamilton.

WANTED— A smait Boy tod live a baker's cart ; references required. Apply at once to J. W. Bridgman, Te Auamutu.

WANTED— Aii Improver or «oocl sfciong Youth foi Blacksmith's Shop ; good place. Apply oiiieo of tins p.ipei. A^ED— T~GoTxT~(To"i^^rSe7 \ant, one tli.it can wait at table. f iootl voforonco'3 lequned. Apply WinUi/o Tiuirs Oiliuc. 1 XTANTJiD— TJio .SottJcis ot the WaiVV kato to try the WaiLato Flour Mills Al Flour. It is the best (quality in the rnaikofc. Kept by nearly all stoiel\.C'C|lOtS. l.y ANTED KNOWN -That the next u Auction Sdle of Di apery, Ironmongery, &c, will take place at K. McDonalds Stoic on Satmday, October Oth, ISS3. WANTED KNOWN^ ThaF the Puio-bi'cd ( Iydesclaltj LOUDEN TAM will travel in tlie Waikato this, season. \V. B. LAWSON.

NEW ZEAL\ND EVANGELISTIC ASSOCIATION : HAMILTON BRANCH. LeQuesns's Hall. FIRST ANNIVERSARY SERVICES, Sunday, September 30th. Mr Geo. A. ])iio\\x, of Auckland, will pie.xch. Morning Nemco at 11 o'clock. E\ ening b'civico at 7 o'clock. fiUDJLCT I'OH E\UMX(! LU'TVUK : " Conditional Imuun tahty in connection with Modern Thought." The First ANNUAL TEA AND MEETING WIMi liU 11RLV OK Monday Evening, October Ist. Advesses by Gko. A. Bbo>yx, Geo. Alokidisk and otheis. Tea on tables at 6.30. Tn'kktn, Is Gd Even. ON TUESDAY KVJSNING, OCf. 2m MR BROWN WILL LECTURE in tijo abm o Hall. ■SI'DJIX'T : " STGNB OF THE TIMI3S ; OR, WHAT ARE WE COMING TO?" Chair to be taken at S prompt.

ryiW HOYAL PATH OF LIFE. S. Peter's Paisonagp, Hamilton, 23th September, ISS3. Having seen and looked thiongh a full copy of the " Royal Path or Lifk " I must say that I am much pleased witn it, and think itUkely fi to bo a \eiy useful. helpful book. R. O'C, BIGGS, Incumbent S. Peter's. I have seen the full copy of the " Royal Path of Jiff.," and am much pleased with it, bcliexing it would be of gieat benefit to be placed in every household. W. RAEBURN, Minister, Hamilton. In glancing over "Thk Royai, Path of Lifi;," I received the conviction that, as an insti uotoi 1 and guide, it is worthy of a place in the family and in the book collection of our young people. It ia very readable, abounding with historical facts and illustrations. D. M. STUART, D.D., Mm. Knox Church, Dunedin. The BISHOP OF WELLINGTON says.— "l have read some portions of 'The Royal Path,' and I am favourably impressed with it. I think it is a book that may bo very useful. " The LORD PRIMATE OF K.Z.'says : "I endorse the sentiments expressed by the Bishop of Wellington regarding 'Tub Royal, Path of Life.'"

I have read a portion of " Tiie'Royal Path op Life," and find it an interesting, useful book, which might with advantage find a place in any home. WILLIAM SALMOND, Professor Otago University. 16th December, 1882.

" The Royal Path of Ltfe" treats of a variety of subjects of the most vital kind in a. pleasant and instructive manner. The arrangement of the work is excellent. The chapters are admirably, written, the pictorial illustrations far! above the average, the printing clear and distinct, the- binding , strong and > orna- 1 mental. Altogether. the book ia tbe best' of its kind that I have seen, and deserves! ,a place on every parlour table. It isallo exceedingly suitable for a' present 1 . ' w&vswk: %s&"*' f