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Waikato Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1824, 15 March 1884, Page 3

Wanteds, &c VV T AN TED -A VauiorTe Atolui to H milk .md do general f.rim woik. — Apply to W J. Hunter and Co.

WANTED— Two Steady Men to Drive Horses on the road; work light ; none but good men need apply. \N ages, £1 per week and found. — Apply Ohaupo Hotel.

WANTED — A Good Waggonei (srnglf-) ; also a good steady man accustomed to all kinds of farm work and stock (man led. )— Apply to Geoffrej Maclean, Box 44, Cambi idge.

\VT ANTED — Situation by Married V T Couple, accustomed to all kinds ot farm work ; no incumbiance. Apply to James Webboi, Blacksmith, Cambridge.

\I7" ANTED— The Settleis of the W aiT ¥ lwito to h\ tho Waikato Flour Mills Al Floui. It is the lest quality in tho maikct. Kept by neail) all &toickt'epei s.

WANTED TO SELL— A iii&t class lloiso ami Saddle ; will woik in single vi double harness, and is a good riding hoise. Apply to K. M'Donald, Hamilton.

WANTED KNOWN — A lot of Watertights and Blucher Boots at low pi ices at J. Missen's.

\\jf ANTED KNO v\ N— A large supply * V of Women's and Childicn's Boots and Shoes at J. Missen's.

V\7 ANTED KNOWN— That .-ill AcT T counts on ing to K. M Donald must bo settled betoie Saturday, 15th mst.

*)/\ MEN WANTED for Pick and OvJ Sho\cl woik un Fallon's Licliiield Contract, Thauu ->-\\.lloy and Rotoi ua Kaihv.ij. — Appli at O\tuid, or on the w ork '. d\nii;l fallon.

FOii .•sALl']. -."ilKMes ot Good Land at PuheLe. Apply S. Fouhham, Hamilton Wtst.

BALL PROGRAMMES. -A laiiju and \tUicd asboitment just lecencdat Thk Wuicto Tnii.s ofhee.

WE, tho undei ligned, ai^iee to CLO^E our SHOPS ON MONDAY, the 17th day ot March, being St. Patrick's Day : — Scorr and Cox H. Tkivjk\m T. Qr u/iKin un J. T. HOHNt. J I» E. H VTKK'K N. (.i Lh.\\O\ STLI'HI \ Tv KLK A. M( (tAuuk.i.l J. Ml^sLN .John Kmjv.

SP A T RIC X' ti NIG H T, • M uicu 17ni.

GRAND CONCERT

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Ptograinme conii^ting <>l Pianoloi to Selections, TiKts, Ducts, v'-'o'igb (Comic and vJLiitnitcnt.il). by bt'bt Auckland and Locil T.rlfiit. La ml; liable Farce cntitlutl "The Sluung Saloon.''

To conclude with a Dance.

The Cambridge Brass Band will he in attendance. Doors open at 7.30, to commence at S. 'In ketjj, 3s. ir i ii i k i ii i S. Patrick's Day, 17th March, 1884 AN ENTERTAINMENT YVril Ih> t;i\en in the Public Hall on the abov c date, l i aid of the Chust Chinch Vestiy Funds. P.u t 1 SENTIMENTAL ie COMIC SINGING By Choice Aitibtes. To be followed by the Favouiite Laughable Farce, entitled BOX AND COX Cuaracthis : Mr Box, Mr Buckingham ; Mr Cow Mr Thomas ; Mrs Bouncer, Lady Amateur. After which will be given a Sidesplitting E\tiavagan/,a, entitled THE FAILURE of the BALTIMORE BALL. The whole to conclude with a Dance ! Doors open at 7.30 : to commence at 8 p.m. Pi ices of admission: 3s and 2s Airangeinents for Family Tickets, etc, may be made at the door, or with J. Hutdiinson, Esq., Chairman,

/^ E O R Cr E S M E R D O N, Builder and Contractor, Binci.-sTui i t, CAMBK I D G E. T> ELINQUISH ING BUSINESS CAMBRIDGE.

MORRIS MOSES Bees to intimate that previous to relinquishing Business in Cambridge, he will hold a SALE, and will OFFER his GOODS at COST PRICE till the end of this month, as he has to take possession of his new premises in Hamilton on the Ist of April.

No reasonable offer will be refused till that date. MORRIS MOSES, Under tjil Natioxal Hotel, C IMBRIDGE.

SUNDAY SERVICES, Le Quesne's Hall, Hamilton. — To-morrow Morning, at 11 o'clock ; Evening, at 7 o'clock. Subject for evening lecture— ''Baptism and its Relation to the Kingdom of God."

rpRINITY WESLEYAN CHURCH, 1 HAMILTON.

Services To-Morrow.

Preacher j Morning and Evening— R,er, Wi f5H4»i