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Waikato Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1839, 19 April 1884, Page 3

Notices.

NOTE— ALL LETTERS TO BE ADDRESSED— S TE W AR T ; DAWSON&CO., 193, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. lg§p Don't fail to write for Illustrated Watch Pamphlet, most interesting to all ; 60 pages of wonderful Testimonials, British and Coloniil, Illustrations of Gold and Silver Albeits at wholesale English prices. With this will also be sent a new 32 pjge brochure, entitled "THE ENGLISH LEVER, ITS INVENTION AND DEVELOPMENT," with an essay on S. D. & CO.'s. system of business, which should be read by every intending watcli buyer. The two pamphlets gratis for the postage, 4d in stamps.

iJJßM'fci' <ieH MILUHEa_fcBOOT IMPOBTEIjr mmi WSwHB i mm j WIIIIHIiWiij » jffljmroi ', « j| S>mW^l »»C iiiiiiilillllililillil MORRIS MOSES WILL ozpißisr THE ABOVE ESTABLISHMENT ON SATURDAY NEXT, "\\ ITU AN ASSORTMENT OF DRAPERY! CLOTHING ! BOOTS, &o. PRICES WILL MEET THE TIMES. Inspection Invited. MORRIS MOSES, HAMILTON.

THOROUGH OF HAMILTON. No lie i' usm r " I'm Municipal Corporations An, 1870," A>l) AMLN'DMIMS UILKKOr. Proposal to Raise a Special Loan. I.— lt is hereby notified that the council of the Horcugh of Hamilton propose to borrow, by way of special loan, a sum not exceeding: £500, for the purpose of liquidating the existing' liability on the Hamilton Volunteer and Public Hall, and to m ike such additions as will render it suitable for the offices of the Council, Town Hall, Public Library, &c, and take -the necessary steps to obtain the repeal of " The Hamilton Hall Site Act," and it 1 ! amendment, the land and building referred to being vested in the Borough ot Hamilton. 2. — The amount to be borrowed is to purchase the interests of all persons concerned at the present time and for the completion of the undertaking, repayment of the loan to extend over a period of, say, twenty, or more, jcars, with interest at the rate of about six per cent, per annum. 3. — lhat the rents and profits of the property may be applied to the repajment of the ' loan. 4. — That the loan be secured b> a special rate to be le\ led of one penny in the £ on the rateable property of the borough. J. M. GELLING Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, Hamilton, 10th April, 1884.

HP HE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1 OF NEW ZEALAND. PUBLIC MEETINGS will be held to advocate the gcneial schemes of the church as under :—: — In Trinity Church, Cambridge, on MONDAY, 21st iast. In the Presbyterian Church, Te Te Awamutu, on TUESDAY, 22nd. And in the Presbyterian Church, Hamilton, on WEDNESDAY, 23rd, the chair to be taken each evening at 7 o'clock, Addresses will be delivered by the Revs G. B. Monro, H. R. Dewsbury, W. Evans, J. Neville, W. Raeburn and others. Collections on behalf of the above objects.

Q PAUL'S CHURCH, CAMBRIDGE. Sunday Services. Morning, 11. — Rev. H. R. Dewsbury. Subject : "Christ and Zacchens." Evening, 7. — Rev, H. R. Dewsbury. Subject: "'The Appeal of God's Vindication."' SUNDAY SERVICES,, Le Quesne's Hall, Hamilton.-— To-morrow Morning, at 11 o'clock ; Evening, at 7 o'clock. Subject ior, evening lecture— "The New Birth."' „ , . , ,-' rp'RINITY WESLEYAN CHURCH, •X ' % HAMILTQN., . , „ - ..Services Tp-Morrow. , Preachers : " '* \ •Morning — Rev/ J. 'Diikes. ' ' ii EJveniug-^-Mr G, r ßridgman.