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Waikato Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2161, 15 May 1886, Page 3

Wadceds, &c.

WANTED <TO RENT-A Paddock at once, within lialf-amilc of the Borough Boundary in Waipa County, to erect a Slaughter-house upou. Apply to Tjie Waikato Times Office.

WANTED TO PURCHASE — A strong Spring Cart. Apply office of this paper.

WANTED— The public to give the New Butcher a trial, Wharfstreet, Hamilton West.

WHERE can I get my Boots mehded properly ? Try D. Salmon, Bootmaker, Hamilton.

WANTED KNOWN— Where to get a good pair of Boots made ? Try D. Salmon, Hamilton.

WHEAT. — WANTED KNOWNThat the Waikato Coal and Shipping Company (Limited) are purchasers of Wheat. Samples to be forwarded to Mr James Soppet, Flour Milli Ngaruawahia, or to Mr John Lamb,' Auckland.

WANTED KNOWN.— FENCINGHaving a very large stoak of Totara Posts on hand, also a large supply of Plain and Barbed Wire, with Rollers, Pins and Staples, those fencing can be supplied nt the lowest possible rates at the New Wharf, Cambridge.

WANTED KNOWN-Th»t William Dent has established himself as Saddler and Harness Maker at Taupiri. All repairs, no matter what kind, in the shape of saddlery or harness, will receive his attention.

WILLIAM DENT. Taupiri, 10th April, 1886. T^ O T I C E. DR. BLUNDEN intends to leare Waikato. He therefore wishes it to be known that he will DISCONTINUE PRACTICE in the district at present worked by him on and after JUNE lat, 1886. Te Awamutu.

BOOTS and SHOES, and HOSIERY, GO TO KNOX.

FOR SALE— First-class Oaten H»y, cut green and well saved. Thos. Rothwell, Whatawhata.

Tji O R SALE. A splendid sample (120 bushels) of' RYE, the best plant to grow for early spring feed. Price, 5a per bushel delivered on railwuy. Apply HENRY BUTTLE, l'iako.

A RED i>TEER has been running on my farm for about six weeks branded qD on mid' back. If not claimed before Tuesday, the 18th inst , it will be sold at Ohaupo. JOHN HUTCHINSON, , Orakau.

ty ANTED EVERYBODY to KNOW that they can have all kinds of BOOTS and SHOES REPAIRED DAILY at the LOWEST PRICES at the AUCKLAND BOOT DEPOT, DUKESTREET, CAMBBIDGK.' Every description of Boots and Shoes (hand-made to order) on the premises. Good material, workmanship and fit guaranteed. We have always on hand about £1000 worth of Boots and Shoes of every description from the very best English and Colonial manufacturers. All goods arc sold at Auckland prices. Men's strong Watertight^ 12s per pair ; all lines equally cheap. Please uoto the address : Auckland Boot Depot, Duke-street, Cambridge. T. L. COX, Manager.

GPEOIAL Attention qfc^cS is directed to the Drapery Sale! AT TOE HAMILTON AUCTION MART/ THIS DAY. J

TENDERS FOR CLEARING GORSE. The undersigned invites TENDERS for CLEARING GORSE on his farm, Ohaupo Road. Specifications can be seen at the Commercial Hotel, Hamilton, on Saturday afternoon next, and any further information can be obtained by applying to Mr John Atkinson, Ohaupo Road. R. W. HAMMOND. Auckland, May 12th, 1886. -

AT O T I C E. Persons having HAY TO PRESS in the Cambridge District will please com- 1 municate with the undersigned, as the Press will be at Mr James Taylors in about one month from this date. Early application necessary, so that sufficient wire may be ordered. JOHN HUTCHINSON, Orakau. May 14th, IBS 6.

rp AX E NOTICE. NOW OPENED 1 1 1 The undersigned has now opened up an Establishment in Wharf Street, Hamilton West, Where the inhabitants of Hamilton and surrounding districts can obtain MEAT CHEAPER THAN EVER! Of the very best quality, and at raXS*PRICES THAT WILL DEFY t3K ** COMPETITION ! And for which a Discount of 5 per cent. will be returned for Cash. Sausages-Beef or Pork— warranted Pure and Cheap. Respectfully soliciting a trial, which shall receive prompt attention. ' Yours obediently, JOHN BETTLEY. II amilton, 14th May, 1886.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, L HAMlLTON.— Services To-morrow (Sunday), 16th :-11, "Temple of His' Body" (Communion). 7, "Nineveh and the Preaching of Jonah." — Rev. J. S. Boyd.

i^HURCH OF CHRlST.— LeQuesne's \J Hall, Hamilton.— Services To-mor-row as under :— Morning at 11, for fellow: ship and breaking of bread. Evening ut 7, lecture by Mr J. Fletcher. Subject : "Christ's redemptory work in relation to the 'eternal life. 1 " — San key's hymns used. — All who feel their need of a Saviour arc earnestly invited.

rpRINITY WESLEYAN CHURCH, 1 HAMlLTON.— Services, May 16th: Morning. 1 1, Rev. J. Dellow ; subject, "Employment necessary to well-being." Evening, 7, Rev. Jj Dellow j subject, "Knocking at the door,"