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Wanteds, &c. WANTED— A Paddock of Turnips. Apply office of this piper. WANTED— Forty Good Shovel Men. Apply to D. Fallon, MorrinsvilleLielifield Contract. WANTED— Situation on farm or statiou. Mai i ied. No children. Understands all kinds of farm work. Wife good d ury women. Address W.H , eaie of Mi B-m^li, Wai tie. V\7 ' '''^ ~-^ t onee > a Good Gcncial n Seivant. Goulon Ulassford, Biieiluy, ramahi'ic. 117 ANTED KNOWN— Tiavelleis can \\ now be accommodated at Lewis's, To Awamutu — H. Lewis. \\J ANTED KNOWN— A Coach lea\ es T T Coinnioicial Hotel, Hamilton, on Kith inst , for Tamaheiv Concert, G3O p.m. — James Caldeiwood. X* 1 REWARD— LOST, fiom Eureka, oW 1 a Bay FILLY, w hite face ; about •2 jcais old.— Apply to A. Bmce Suttor. nHRINITY WESLEYAN CHURCH, 1 HAMILTON. Services : Sunday, Septamber 13th. Moining, 11- Ke\ . J. Dellow. Subject—" Oliii^ti in InfliK nee I .' Evening, 7 : Mi J. C Blown.

J^ T I C E. Waikato Cheese & Bacon FactoryCompany (Limited). A CALL (the 10th) of ONE SMILLING per shaie has been made by the Duectois, payable at the company's othce, Himiltou Auction Maife, on oi betoie Octobei uth, 1883 JOHN KNOX, Neciotaiy. 1^- O T I C E. Waikato Cheese & Bacon FactoryCompany (Limited). MILK SUPPLIERS aie reminded that the SEASON will begm on OCTOBER 1-t, and are lequested to have the milk at the factoiy by 8 30 a.m. JOHN KNOX, . Secretary.

THE TAUW H A R E CHEESE FACIORY will st.v t opeiations about the FIfIST WEEK IN OCTOBER. Intend ing suppheid aie ie]iiested to notity the Manager (Hi Allen) bcfoie that date. Fourpence per gallon will be paid to those who have purchased laud fiom the Company, and 3^d to out&uleis. CAMBRIDGE DAIRY PRODUCE AND BVCON FACTORS COMPANY (Limited) The Dnettois beg to notify that the SEASON 1.^5 0 will COMMEXCK on Ist OCTOBER, piovided a suliicient quantity of wnilk is assured. Intending hupplieis a;o lequested to communicate with tlu* manager (Mi Geoige Watt), or the undersigned, on an early clato. Pi see, 3 VI pei g.il of 10|lbs. Oi di is for milk cms will buieccived at Same tune. JAS. P. THOMSON, Secietary. Cambiidge, 7th Sept, 1883. npAMAHKRE CHURCH CONCERT. A Vocal and Instrumental CONCERT, In aid of the Building Fund of S Stephen's v_ lunch, will be held at the SCHOOL-HOUSE, TAMAHERE, ox WEDNESDAY, THE 16th INST. Doois open at 7 30 ; commence at 8 o'clock. Admission— Two Shillings. «B&y MOONLIGHT.

IN BANK R U P T C Y. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF WAIKAI'O AND THAMES (being a Locil Com tof Bankruptcy), holden at Hamilton In the matter of "The Bankiuptcy Act, ISS.S, " and of the amendment theieof. Notkt. !•> in Khm (j[\kn, that sittings foi the Public Examinations of the undeimcntioned Bankiupts, both resident within the Provincial District of Auckland, will bo held at the District Com t of Waikato and Thames, holden at Hamilton on Tuesday, the 22nd clay of September inst., at half past two o'clock in the afternoon. Olhcial No 13, James Goodwin, of Te Awamutu, Boarding-house Keeper. Ollicial No. 14, Frcdeiick Gaudin, of Hamilton, Hotelkeeper. J. S. EDGECUMBE, Deputy Official Assignee. Hamilton, 11th September, 1885.

FOR LEASE, WITH PURCHASING CLAUSE, OH KO It SAL E , A SUPERIOR FARM Of f>b"7a. lr. "JOp., situate near Oxford, WaiUato, adjoining the Piopeity of Mr Richard Reynolds. The Farm is well improved land of excellent quality, and is divided into seven paddocks of fiom 10 to '2«")0 acies. Theie aie over 100 acies in giass, 100 fallow, 20 in oats, 50 in swamp (thoroughly (liainc'l), and five acres in orchaid, besides garden, &c. The Buildings consist of a very welllinishi.l five roomed house, stoieroom and culleiy, with water laid on ; neat varnished tupboaida ill three looms; colonial oven, diesser with shelves and table in kitchen ; wash hout-e and men's room, well-finished, for two men. Fiistclass stable building, containing thiee stalls, loose-box, and harness-room ; also, pigiteiu'fs, hheils, etc. The whole in thorough good order. The new railway to Rotorua passes through the pioperty, a station being elected within 200 yards of the homestead. Coaches also pass the piopeity. The river Oraka mns through the estate, there being no paddock without water. This most desirable property, now offered for the first time, will be leased for live jeais, at £130 per annum, with a pin chasing clause of £4 10s per acre, or such other terms as might be agreed on ; or, piop'ietor would entertain an offer fiom a piactical fanner willing to take a pobitiou as wot king paitner. For further information and cards to view apply J. R. RANDERSON, Auctioneer, Auckland.