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Waikato Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2198, 10 August 1886, Page 3

Wanteds, &c.

WANTED TO , SELL-48 ACRES (more or less) in the middle of tho township of Ohaupo. Inquire at Anton Turnwald's.

WANTED KNOWN— That lam supplying Meat of all descriptions at the very cheapest rates.— Thos. Cassidy, Butcher, Grey-*treet, Hamilton. ,

WANTED KNOWN.- Victoria Pork Butchery, Victoria- street \Vest, and Newton, Auckland, are buyers of dairy-fed Pork, Poultry, Wild Pigeons, Hares, and Rabbits; also, good dry' cured Bacon. For price, apply to Henry Schusslor, Victoria Pork Shop, Victoriastreet West, Auckland.

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

ANTED

KNOWN.

J. FLETCHER, TAILOR AND OUTFITTER, Grey-st., Hamilton East (Late of Hobson -street, Auckland), Desires to inform the gentry of Waikato that he has opened business in the above line, and hopes, by strict attention to all orders entrusted to his care, with lowneia of prices, quality of material, best of workmanship, style and fit, to merit a large share of their patronage and support.

Men's Tweed Suits, Mosgiel and Kainpoi from £3 10s to £4 10s ; extra, £5. Boys 1 Tweed Suits, from £2 to £3. Men's Superfine Black Cloth aud Diagonal Suits, from £5 to £7.

All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk.

LOST, from Rangiaohia on the 28th July, a Black Hack Mare, about 15£ hands, short tail, three years old ; no marks or brand. 10s reward. THOMAS HUNT.

HAMILTON AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB.

THE FIRST MEETING of the Members of the above Club will be held in Le Quesne'a Hall on SATURDAY, August 14th, 730 o'clock, for practice. Anyone desirous of joining the Club ia requested to attend. D. LEES, Instructor. rp 0 LET. The centralfysituated SHOP and PREMISES in The Waikato T^mes Buildings, Hamilton, lately in tho occu> pation of Mr Jessop. Specially suited to ft chemist's business. The rising township of Hamilton offers a capital opening for anyone in this line of business. For particulars apply to EDWARD WAYTE, Stationer, Auckland. '

Tjl 0 R SALE. A few tons of IMPROVED MAGNUM BONUM POTATOES, suitable for seed ; heavy croppers. Apply JOHN HUTCHINSON. Orakau, Kihikihi. TO EXPERIENCED DITCHERS. TENDRR3 are wanted for 100 Chains of DITCHING. Apply immediately to HENRY BUTTLE, Annandale, Piako. August 4th, 1886. rp O DAIRYMEN.

To SELL or LEASE, a small DAIRY FARM, near to Hamilton. The" Proprietor has been supplying milk to the Factory, and the Farm has superior Dwelling-house aud all appliances for the business. Purchase of dairy stock and phut optional. Favourable terms to h nustworthy tenant. Apply to HENRY 3WARMUCK, Kirikiriroa.

STATIONERY ! STATIONERY ! !

All kinds of OTATIONERY ! rpOBACCOS I X AND TJUNCY p OODS ! ! Can be obtained from EPS ANDES & CO. -« Victoria Street, Hamilton West. And Grey Street, Hamilton East. S MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC • CHURCH, HAMILTON. —A DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT, consisting of Byron's Comedy, " OUR BOYS," Will be given at the Oddfellows' Hall on Tuesday, the 17th August, in aid of the funds of the above Church. OUBLIC HALL, CAMBRIDGE. REIDS LIMELIGHT PANORAMA JIF_ SCOTLAND. TUESDAY NEXT, 10th AUG., 1886. Nearly 100 Views by Powerful Limelight on screen 15ft. square. Descriptive Lecture by Mr Dey. Several ladies have kindly consented to sing during the evening. DUBLIC NOTICE. PROFESSOR LIO MEDO, THE GREAT AMERICAN NATURAL SCIENTIST AND ELOCUTIONIST, Begs respectfully to inform the inhahitantsof TE AWAMUTU, KIHIKIHI, and ALEXANDRA, that he intends to visit each town respectively, for the purpose of holding his POPULAR AND AMUSING ENTERTAINMENTS, and will remain a few days iv each place, in order to give the residents an opportunity of obtaining private phrenological examinations. The subjects of elocutionary renderings and lectures, can be seen in the hand bills, or further announcements.

Tarawera Eruption.

H. P. WAY.... Guide,

HAVING been for many years residing in the Hot Lakes District, ana being thoroughly acquainted with Rotomahana and neighbourhood, is prepared to guide tourists to the scene of the Eruption.

Telegrams addressed to any of the hotels, Kotorna, will receive prompt attention. H. F. WAY.