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Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2040, 4 August 1885, Page 3

Wanteds, &c

WANTED- A Hood Ploughman. Good wages. Apply A. Bruce Suttor, Eureka,

WANTED -A Good Farm Hand to proceed to Tauran^a, must be a thorough ploughman and used to horses. Apply at once to W. J Hunter k Co., Ohanpo.

\"I7 ANTED— A Boy, about 15, to YY milk cows and make himself generally useful. Refeiences required. Apply to W. M. Douglas, Bruntwood, near Cambridge

\\ J ANTED KNOWN— Travelleia can YY now be accommodated at Lewis's, Te Awamntu.— H. Lewis.

WANTED KNOWN— SmaII goods of supeiior quality nude daily at H. Knov's. viz . Pork, Beef and German .Sausage, White and Black Puddings, Biawn and S.ueloys, at lowest possible prices.

fil>l7 AT! Drapery Sale on Saturday Next, August Bth, at the Hamilton Auction Mart. VTOTICE TO DOG OWNERS. O.i and after this d.vtc POISON FOR DO<>S will be laid in Mr WhiUker's. quden, Claudt lauds. jVT ™~ 0~~ t ~i ~c eT Running on mj faim, One Medium Dm tight bay Gcldmg, no brand visible, blntk pomS, harness milk on off shoulder. o\\ ncr can have the same by paying expenses J. C. BOOTH. No. 1, Hamilton.

PROPOSED MEAT PRESERVING WORKS FOR WAIKATO.

A PUBLIC MEETING is convened to take place at the Public Hall, Hamilton, on WEDNESDAY, sth August, at 2 pin., to take into consideration the depi eased state of the live stock market and fanning interest generally, and to discuss the advisability of statting a meat preserving and tinning factory in Waikato. All who aie inteiested in the welfare and advancement of the district are requested to attend WILLIAM A. GRAHAM. in O R SALE. A Farm of 1018 Acres, Situated in the THAMES VALLEY, near Te Aioha. The whole pioperty has been fenced, diamcd, mid laid down in English pi asses. Thcie is a bush upon it of (i!i aoieb, containing e\cellent timber foi fencing n. ateual and fneuood, the right to cut out of which will be given to the purchaser, and the homestead and outbuildings, which are new and in excellent order, aie pleasantly situated, having a liver frontage. Title, land transfer. — For price, terms, ke , apply to E. W. HANMER, Box IS9, Post Office, Auckland.

T^l O R SALE. In lots to suit purchasers — About SOOO Acics FIRST CLASS LAND ; situated between Cambridge and Matamata (adjoining Mr Firth's pioperty) Land well wooded and wateied, can be reached in about 1 \ liouis by good buggy road from Cambiidge. Part of the property is close to Kotoiua Railway. Title, Crown giant. Terms easy. Also, oO Acre Lot near Cambridge. Apply to R E. M. CAMPBELL, Te Awawntu.

VT O T I C E . P. MUNRO, Blacksmith, Hamilton, in thanking his customers for past fax outs, begs to notify that he Ins ENTEItED INTO PARTNERSHIP with Mr VOICE, and that they are prcpnicd to undertake all kinds of General Bldcksmithing, and trust, by attention to business and modeiate charges, to receive a fair share of public support. Our pi ice list of Shoeing h; Hacks, Gs ; Medium Diau<{lit, 7b ; Heavy Draught, 83 ; Remove", 4s.

r. MUNRO k Wil. VOICE, Blacksmiths, HAMILTON. August Ist, 1885. In rofi'icncc to the above, P. Munro lespectfully icrjucsts that all outstanding Accounts duo to him in his late business will be settled at an caily date. P. MUNRO.

VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ArcKtAND .Sectiox. NZ. INDUSTRIAL! EXHIBITION, TO Bk OPENED AT WELLINGTON ON August 1, 1885. CHEAP EXCURSION FARES TO WELLINGTON BY RAIL AND STEAMERS OF UNION STEAMSHIP CO.'S FLEET.

Through Return Excursion Tickets to Wellington will be issued at the undermentioned Stations, at the fares named, on any day (Sundays excepted) between 20th July and 20th October, both dates inclusive, and will be available for return for a pci lod not exceeding 35 days from day ot issue : Ti nS cac a a . a <u S§ S§ 8j? •tt rt o rt O a Jj to ,_, M *J m D B ri Cl Cl Cambndgc ...\ Moninsville .. J 131/- 124/- 84/Te Awamntu J Hamilton \ Fiankton I Junction V 123/G 122/- B^/Ngaiuawahia . . I Hnntly / Mercer Pukekohe . 120/- 116/6 70/6 Helensulle

The railway dcpaitment does not guaiantce that steamers will leave at any particular time or any particulat date, or thattheie will be accommodation ; nor will it take any responsibility in theae respects. Passengers must make their own arrangements for joining ateameis, securing I eit!i°, and also bear their own expense if it is necessary to wait at Auckland or Onehunga.

For further particulars see posters at all stations. J. P. MAXWELL, General Manager Now Zealand Railways,