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Waikato Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2154, 29 April 1886, Page 3

Wanteds, &c.

WANTED— Ten Good- Swampers. Apply to Hugh Kelly, Hamilton. WANTED— 13 good Men for draining ; dry work. Good wages. Apply John Casby, Contreotor, W*iuku. WANTED AT OXCR-A secondhand Mjwing Machine to cut fern.— J. S Buckland, Cambridge.'

WANTED-Situation on a Farm by a.yomig man who can plough and milk ; reference!", if required. Apply The Waikato Times Office.

WHEAT. — WANTED KNOWN— That the Waikato Coal and Shipping Company (Limited) are purchasers of Wheat. Samples to be for\vkrdedto Mr James Soppet, Flour Mill, Ngurnawahia, or to Mr John Lamb, Auckland.

WANTED KNOWN— FENCING— ' Having a very large stock of Toiara Posts on hand, also a, large supply of Plain and Barbed Wire, with Rollers, Fins and Stayles, those fencing can be supplied at the lowest possible rates at the.New Whirf, Cambridge. i , !

WANTED KNOWN -S. Meachem has started' business as Wheelwrlght, &c, opposite Gwynne's Hotel, Hamilton, and is prepaied.to do work in all its branches. Repairs* and painting neatly e xecuted. : ,

WANTED KNOWN-That William Dent has established himself a<3 Saddler and Harness Maker at Taupiri. All repairs, no matter what kind, in the shape of saddlery or harness, will receh c his attention. WILLIAM DENT. Taupiri, 10th April, ISS6.

— v&jn TT ° X if!!!!!? DRAPERY OF ALL DESCRIPTION GO TO KNOX. FOR iSALK, a Jfirst-cla&a Corrugated Iron Tank, ' with tap complete. • Workmanship guaranteed. Apply D. D. Hyde, Plumber, Hamilton West! ' ;tjlOR PRIVATE SALE. ~ ...A .firct -class Alcock's... Billiard Tablk with all requisites, including seats aud lamps. JOHN KNOX, Auctioneer., TjlOR SALE.--A BARGAIN. SIX -ROOMED CQTTAGE, with quar,ter of an acre of garden, well finished throughout, and prettily situated. A nine property. At present occupied by Rev. J. Wilson, Baptist minister, Cam.bridge. Apply to , H. COWPER. T^ O R~~ SALE. Part of Lot o2, <in the township of Cambridge, containing gths of an acre 50 Acres, being Section number 3, ■with dwelling-house. And also That allotment in Duke-street, being part of Lot 371, adjoining the store of Mr Merrick. Apply to Mrs E. McCaxn, Cambridge.

CPEN v SHILLINGS REJVARD. STRAYED, from Cambridge, a. little BAY MARE, much saddle-galM, OC ou shoulder, and formerly owned by J, Tumbul!, who bought her at Waitoa. H. COWPER, Cambridge.

HE panuitanga tenei mo aku hoiho c 2 kua n^ro i naro ki areka ko ngatohu 0 tetehi c 2 ngawaema omuri hema terae he tourawlu te Hoiha ko nga tohu tenei 0 tetehi hema tewae katau 0 muri he parani T H mehemea kei tetaha k.itau ka kitea c te tangata ka hoatu eau ko £1 mo nga inca c 2 kakitea kotahi ka lioa tv can ko 10 hereni. TERIAKE. Maungakawa.

THE UNDERSIGNED having disi- posed of his interest in the Royal Hotel, Hamilton, requests that ALL ACCOUNTS duo to him BE PAID by the Ist May, 1886. ARTHUR BACH. Hamilton, April 21, 1886.

pUKEKURA ROAD, BOARD. The following NOMINATIONS of CANDIDATES for the office of MEMBER of the-jPukekura Road -Board have been received' this"day,'*viz. :— Mr Edward Allax, Junr. Mr Robert Fisher - Mr Joseph Ganb Mb Hexuy Kcsabs i Mr Andrew Wallace The number nominated not having exceeded the number required, (namely five), I therefore declare Messrs Ed. Allen, jurir., Robert FJsher, Joseph Gane, Henry Kusabs, and Andrew Wallace, duly elected members of the above Board;'. • ' . • . •> * HUGH FITZGERALD, ~- Returning Officer. • FairHe'w,-feambridge,^4th April/1886.

Education Department, ' '- Wellington, 20th April; 1886. A LTERNATIVE TENDERS will be i-3. received at this office up to noon of the 31st May for We ERECTION of Native SCHOOL BUILDINGS at Kopua, near Alexandra, and at Tapapa and Waotu, in the Cambridge District, in accordance with two designs which may be seen at the offices of the i Native Agents at Auckland, xAlexond&i, and and of' the Resident Magistrate, Tauranga, where also forms of tender can he obtained/'-' ! ; 't * '--'i '■■ J'Telegraphib J teti#erB'^roll' be accepted, provided the original tender and deposit arc lodged at the same' time with one of the abovc-n^med officers. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted^ • • ' - , WM. JAS. HABENS.

RENDERS FOR CLEARING. • -WRIT/TEN TENDERS will, be .»- ceived up to noon on SATURDAY, May Bth," for CLEARING about SEVENTY ACRES of the Township of Claudelands, near the Hamilton East Railway Station. Specifications may be seen at my office on;*nd:after F4dM» I?ilSj3gtb inst. AddreM^^Dders fo^ G. Hamilton," and mark outside, " Tender for Clearing (jlontracV ; ( <. f Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted., ( r ! - ; "T.Q. SANDES. Hamjlton, April 28th,. 1886. tTAMILTON DOMAIN XX BOARD. Tenders for Clearing, Levelling and * Ploughing. TENDERS wilT~ba received till 7.30 p.m. on MONDAY, the 10th May next, Tor CLEARING, LEVELLING, and PLOUGHING Domain lands, Hamilton East, as per specifications to be seen at this office. ! The committee will meet intending contractors at Manktelow's corner at 3 p.m. on Monday, 3rd May next, ( to show the work and give all pai"ticulars. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted* \ ' J. M. GELLING, Secretary H.D.B. Domain Board Office. 88th April, 1886,