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Waikato Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1925, 6 November 1884, Page 3

Wanteds, &c — '■■■•ntr»>"'" WANTED KNOWN I—That1 — That you can have your watches; &c v skilfully repaired by W. Skaates, Waikato Times Buildings, Hamilton. Twenty-five years' experience; >sa? rt^ WA? T E , p "f " r ; Jiim Lif » » chasers for about "^S^^^T^Barrows, Growing Slips, and Sows with Litters. Could arrange for delivery at Whatawhata. —Charles Sutton, Half-way House, Waitetuna.

I ! YTT ANTED. WELL-BRED PIGS; highest price given at the Waikato Cheese and Bacon Factory, Hamilton. JOHN KNOX, Secretary.

Yin- A N T E D . TO LET — The TEMPERANCE HOTEL at Shaftesbury, Te Aroha. To a suitable tenant the rent would be nominal. Mr E. Y. Coxa men would be permanent boarders. For particulars apply to W. STEELE, Hamilton. A RTIFICIAL TEETH. MR R. F. SAND 1 S, Surgeon Dentist, is prepared to undertake all kinds of Dental work in Gold, Silver, Celluloid and VulcauitP, at Auckland prices. Thk Pharmacy, Hamilton.

MR JOHN CONYBEARE (Chirosophist), will forward by return post full particulars of tho CHARACTPjR, &t\, on receipt of 12 penny postage stamps and a stamped directed envelope containing the follow ing : — Particulars as to colour of hair, eyes, and complexion ; also, a verse or two of poetry, or a quotation : All to be in the handwriting of applicant. Address: Mr JOHN CONYBEARE, Post-office, Hamilton.

A MATEUR NEGRO MINSTRELS. Oddfellows' Hall Hamilton, nth November, 1884. PROGRAMME : PART I. Opening Chorus. 1. Solo 3. Solo 2. Comic Song 6. Comic Song 3. Solo 7. Solo 4. Comic Song 8. Comic Song Interval of 10 minutes. TAUT 11. Quartette Ballad Ballad Negro Sketch Negro Solo and Comic Finale Chorus Front Seats, 2s ; Back ditto, Is. A. SWARBRIUK, Stage Manager. JAS. B. WAKNER, Musical Director. STAR OF^WAIKATO, L.0.L., No. 17. __— . _ A BALL will be given by the Brethren of the above Lodge on FRIDAY, the 7th met., in the Ngaruawahia Schoolroom. Dancing to commence at 8.30 p.m. Double Tickets, 10s 6d ; Single do., 7s Gil. P. G. TAYLOR, Secretary.

•^ O T I C E. A PUBLIC MEETING of the settlers of Tamahere, Tauwhare and Scotchman's Valley, will be held at Camp's Hotel on THURSDAY, the 13th inst., at 7-30 p.m. Business : To consider the advisability of urging the Government to place a permanent stationmaster at Tamahere Station, and any other business aiising out of the same. S. S. GRAHAM T. DODD THOMAS RUSSELL A, T. F. WHEELER.

"VT O T ICE. LEWIS & SIMPSON Wish to inform the Public of HAMILTON AND CAMBEIDGE That they will continue to RUN THEIR WAGGON TO HAMILTON EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, Or more often if inducement offers. LEWIS & SIMPSON, IRONMONGERS AND IMPORTERS, Cambridge.

1^- O T I C E . Impounded on October fBth, 1884, by Mr A. Ramsay, for trespassing on his farm at Rangiaohia, 1 Red and White Bull Yearling, no visible brand, £2 10a damages. Owner unknown, and if not released by November 11th, 1884, will be sold at the Te Awamutu Public Pound at 12 noon to pay expenses. ROBT. ALEXANDER, Poundkeeper. Te Awamutu, November Ist, 1884.

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS AT TE AROHA AND WAIORONGOMAI. Now that railway communication has been opened to Morrinsville, arrangements have been made for delivery of The Waikato Times on the days of ipublica,-/ tion.' /AdvertiserV will -find it -to .their advantage to, bake use of> the columns of .this journal, as the circulation in this part of the district w large&nd steadily increasln "'; .» w geq: edgbJgumbe; Mi q