Page 3 Advertisements Column 2

Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2075, 24 October 1885, Page 3

Wanteds, &c.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Fifty \\ Good Swamp I [aids. Apply on Woiks Completion Contract, ThamesValloy Kornun Railway.— Daniel Fallon, Moi iin«v ille, Pi.iko.

VyANTED — Fuity Good shovel Men. VV Apply to D. Fallon, MoirinuvilleLiehhVld Contract.

\\J ANTED KNOWN— New Potatoes V T for Sale at the Hamilton Auction Mait.

WANTED KNOWN— That tenders for Cambi idgi 1 .Lun Factory buildups will be called shoitly. Share list open till 27th October.

WANTED — Waikato settlcis to apply at once for balance of shares in Caiubiidge Jam Factoiy Comp»>y-

WANTED KNOWN— The best and chfapust place for all yoiu Boots and Shoes, ready made or made to Older, i-, the Auckland Hoot Depot, Duke-stieet, Cambridge, where you can have about £1000 woith of Boots and Shoes of English and Colonial manufacture, of eveiy desciiption. All goods are sold at AucMaiid puces, and without donbt tiny aic tin- best and cheapest ever olTeitd in the distiict, and bonds of families and othcii will do well to sec that all their Boots nnd Shoes ate pin chased fiom the above Dop<*>t P.S— hveiy description of Boots and bhoes hand made to oidei on the premises. Good mateiial, woikmanship and fits guaranteed Repaiis of all kinds of Boots and Shoes dail} Boots, Leather, Uppets and Giindei.v wholesale nnd ictail. Oidi-is attended to without delay in all p.uts of the distiict

AUCKLAND BOOT DEPOT, DUKEhrKI.LT, CAMHRIDOE. T. L. COX, Manager.

/• j REWARD. ftTRAYED OR STOLEN from Scott'o Farm, Pukeiimu, about tlnee months •mo, a BAY MARE, suppose I to be in foal, white star and black points, foui v. oars old. £10, if stolen, will lie given on convic tion of offender. Finder will receive above reward on leaving with MR W. SCOTT, Pukeiimu ; or H. KUSABS Ohaupo.

pHDRCH MISSION. MEMBERS of S. Peter's congregation, and others who purpose availing themselves of the Misiion Services, are INVITED to CHOIR PRACTICE on FRIDAY KVENIN'GS at S 30, and on SUNDAYS immediately after evening service, when every facility will be afforded them of becoming familiar with the Hymns and Tunes which will be used.

HPE AWAMUTU '[OWN DISTRICT. Notick is llikh-.y Ci\lv that any PUBLIC POUND existing in the Town District of Te Awamutu has been, and is hereby ABOLIbHED under the 29th clause of the Impounding Act, ISS4. J. WALTON, Chairman Te Awamntu Town Board.

"j^- O T I C E . Waikato Rowing Club. Pei sons (other than inenibeis of the Club) tiespasiing in the Club's boatshed, using the boat or damaging the piopeity in any v ay, will be pio^ecuted. T. WALLNUTT, Hou Sec. Hamilton, October 23u1, 18S5.

\\T A I K AT O ROWING CLUB A GENERAL MEETING of members ot the above Club will be held at Gwynue's Hotel on Monday evening, thf •20th October, 1885, at 7.30 o'clock. T. WALLXUTT, Hon. Sec.

fj A MILTON ANNUAL BOXING-DAY SPORTS 1885, TO UK HELD ON SYDNEY SQUARE. A MEETING of all pcisons interested in can j ing out the above Annual Sports will be held at the Royal Hotel on SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, at 7.30 O'clock. GEO. EDGECUMBE, Hon. Sec.

PATKRANuf CHEESE & DAIRY PRODUCE COMPANY (Limited). Notice. The ANNUAL MEETING of Shareholdeis of the above company will be held in the Old School-house, Paterangi, on SATURDAY, October 31st, at 12.30 p m. Business : To receive directors' report and balance sheet. Elect five diicctors and two auditors. F. C. GEKMANN, Secretary, Paterangi, October 20th, 1885.

TTO M E MISS lON SERVICES. Hamilton Wesleyan Circuit. Rev. W. GITTOS will preach in the Hamilton Wesleyan Church on Sunday, Oi tobei 25th. Morning, 11 a.m ; cvming, 7 p.m. Hukanui, at 3 p.m. j PUBLIC MEETINGS. Nuarnawahia ou Tuesday evening, Oct. 27th, at 7 p.m. Hamilton on Wednesday evening, Oet, 28th, 7 30 p m. Hukanui, Thursday evening, Oct. 29th, 7 pm. Huntly, Friday e\ ening, Octobei 30th, 7 p m. Add i esses will be given by Rev. W. Gittos and others.

NEW ZEALAND EVANGELISTIC ASSOCIATION. Hamilton Branch. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES in conni'Mion with the above will be held NEXT SUNDAY at LrQuesne's Hall, when Mr Geo Aldrulire, of Auckland, will conduct services, morning and evening, at 11 and 7 o'clock. Subject for evening lectuie • — " The Fathci's House and the Many Mansions."

On the following MONDAY EVENING there will be a TEA and MEETING. Addresses will be delivered by Mr Aldiidge and others. Tea at six o'clock ; meeting at 8. Tickets for Tea and Meeting, Is f>d each.

On TUESDAY KVKNING Mr Al<2ndgc will deliver Ins wonderful LECTUUE on the Book of Daniel, "The Great Cnronologic.il Prophecy." This Lectute will be illustrated by a lar^e Chait, 0 feet by (j, specially piepared for this occasion. All interested aie invited to listen to the testimony, to the inspiiation and man ellous accuracy of the Bible. A collection will be made at the close of the Lecture.