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Waikato Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1920, 25 October 1884, Page 3

Wanteds, &c

WANTED KNOWN— That you can have your watches. &c, skilfully repaired by \V. Skcatcs, Waikato Times Buildings, Hamilton. Twenty-five years' expeiienee.

rpo DAIRYMEN.— Ton shillings will L be paid for a supply of pure lymph trom a young heifei for vaccination. Apply to Dr. Bealc.

rpENDERS required for about ten X chains paling fence at Rangiaoliia, to be sent iv to the undersigned, by November Ist, proximo. — No tender necessarily accepted. J. COTTRELL. Cave of Mr H. Lewis. Te Awamutu,

HMO CONTRACTORS & CLEARERS. TENDERS arc invited until Saturday, the Ist No\ ember next, for CLEARING about 150 acres, being part of sections 222, 223, 224, 223, 220, being part of the farm known as Ryans, near Cambridge. For fuithcr particulars apply to J. 11. S. RICHARDSON, Cambridge, or, X BRINDLK, Fencer on the Ground.

rruiINITY WESLEYAN CHURCH, 1 HAMILTON.

Services To-Morrow.

Subjects : Morning — "The Heavenly Treasure." Evening — " Divine Friendship." Preacher for the Day : Rev. John Dukes.

BAPTIST TABERNACLE, CAMBRIDGE.

To-morrow Morning and Evening, D. Whytock, of Auckland, will preach.

SUNDAY SERVICES. Church of Christ.

Le QuhfcNE'b Hvll, Hamilton East.

11a.m.— J. Rees: "The Joy of the Loid." 3 r.ai.— G. Aldridge: "The Tree of Life." 7 p.m. — G. Alwuix.j: : "The Hope of Creation."

A NNI VERS ARY SERVICES. Church of Christ.

LIQUESNE'S HALL, HAMILTON.

Three services in connection with the above Cluueli will be held (D.V) on SUNDAY, "iUth inst. Sankey's. hymns will be moil at all sei \ iocs. Morning, at 11, foi Fellow ship and Bieakin« of Bicad. — J. Reos. Afternoon, at 3, A Goapel .Service, " The Tiue ot Life."— G. Aldiidge. Evening, at 7. — Lecfciue by G. Aldiidge, '• The Hope of Ci cation. "

On the Monday follow ing A LECTURE will ho cleliveieil in tlie above flail by Mr C!eo. Aldmlge, subject: ''Moses the llivtouan ot (Ji cation, Was He Mistakin?" Dooiooponat 7, to commence at

7 30. Leutuie iice, no collection. On the following TUESDAY EVENING a TEA and" PUBLIC! MEETING will be lield, when addresses will be given by Mcbsis Taylor (Thames), Aldiidge (Auckland), Rees (Hamilton), and otheis. Chair to be taken at 7 30, Tea at 6 o'clock. Tickets for Tea, Is 6d each.

f npHE BLESSING AND LAYING OF *■ THE FOUNDATION-STONE OK TIIK CONVENT AND SCHOOLS Will take place near Catholic Church, Hamilton, at 11 a.m. TO-MOJIROW (SUNDAY). Q T E~T E R~' S , H AMI L T O N~ January Gth, 18S5. TWELFTH NIGHT. CHILDREN'S Fancy Dress Fete. GAMES 1 AMUSEMENTS ! CHRISTMAS TREE ! DANCING ! REFRESHMENTS ! CAKE.^*

OUBLIC HALL, HAMILTON. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! FISHER'S BURLESQUE AND PANTOMIME COMPANY Will open with the favourite Operetta, THE OWISS Q WAINS ! HE kJWISS O\VAINS ! After which will be produced Henry J. Byion's Oi icntal Extravaganza, entitled npilE T3RIDK OF ABYDOS! JLhe Dride of x\bydosi OK, The Prince, the Pirate and the Pearl, With new and appiopiiate Music, Scenery and appointments, and a GORGEOUS COMIC PANTOMIME, Including the most wonderful TRANSFORMATION SCENE Ever witnessed in New Zealand.

Fiont Seats, 3s ; Back, 2s. Doors open at 7.30 ; overture at 8. [§§T Ske Programmes. T. TAIT, Agent.

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Coal Supply, 1885.

Railway Depaitment, Wellington, 15th October, 1884. qpENDERS will be received until X NOON of MONDAY, 10th November ISS-t, for the Supply and Delivery of Coal for the New Zealand Railways. They must be addressed to the General Manager of New Zealand Railways, Wellington, and marked outside, " Tender for Coal." Specifications can be seen, and forms of tender obtained at the OJFice of the Railway Manageis at Auckland. Whangarei, Napier, Wangauui, New Plymouth, Nelson, Picton, Gieymouth, Wesftport, Chn&tchurch, Dunedin, the Station master's Office Invercargill, and the Stores Manager's Office Wellington. Telegraphic Tenders will be received if prpsented at any Telegraphic Office by NOON of the same date, provided that written tenders iv due form are lodged at a Railway Manager's Office by the same hour. The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. The accepted Tender rates will be published in the New Zealand Gazette. 3. P. MAXWELL, General Manager, New Zealand Railways.

THOROUGH OF HAMILTON. Withdrawal of Candidate.

NOTICE is hereby given that Mr Philip Munro, senr., has signed and_ delivered to me a paper sfatihg that he has retired from' the election to which he was nominated. J. M. GELLING, , . , , -Returning Officer. 'Council'Chambcrs, Hamilton, mi October, 188^