Wanteds, &c
WANTED, shortly, a Good General Servant Apply by letter to Mrs W. M. Douglas, Brunt wood, Cambridge. WAMPERS— Wanted 2 or 3 good hands ; wages Bs. Isaac Coates, Te Aua'imtu.
WAIKATO CHEESE & BACON FACIORY CO. (Limited). WANTED— A competent Cheese and Butter Maker, as mauager for above company. Applications to be sent in not later than 25th inst. For particulars apply to the Secretary, Hamilton.
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 Whaif, Cambridge.
Jno. Martin.] [Edwd. Martin. \\T ANTED KNOWN TO THEIR Friends and Customers—
That MARTIN & CO., Tailors and Habitmakcrs, have Removed to the foot of Wakefield-strcet (two doors above the Clarendon Hotel), where they have just opened a choice selection of Tweeds and Coatings.
WANTED KNOWN— Don't let the Hamilton Patent Portable Firewood Cutting and Splitting Machine leave the Waikato for want of work. Please patronise. ArraHqements can be made with J. R. Handysidk, the Patentee, for cutting and splitting any kind of firewood for stove or grate, at prices to suit everybody. Now Ready : Seasoned Firewood at 11s per load ; Ti-tree, per single load, 103 ; two or more, 9s. Orders can be left at Bettley's, butcher, Hamilton West ; Bell's, Baker, Hamiltou East.
BETTER than going to Kimberley— Save money by getting Boots made at D. Salmon's, Hamilton.
r^^L ARGE SALE of Ikl<S 1J DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BLANKETS, on Saturd ay next, at the Hamilton Auction Mart.
fjl O LEND. A large Sum of MONEY at very low interest on first-class freehold security. Apply to J.B. WHYTE; or, J. S. EDGEUUMBE, Hamilton.
PRAY keep your feet dry, thereby preventing sickness. D. Salmon's bootmaking and mending is perfection. rrO LET, for 12 mouths, PADDOCKS 1 at CLAUDELANDS, securely fenced, in good grass, and well watered. Apply to S. McLERNON.
rpENDEHS WANTED for DIGGING L (about) ■} of an acre ot giound, Cleaning out drains, &c Particulars at
S. McLERNON
rpENDERS invited up to October Ist, 1886, for the FRANKTON SALE
YARDS, with or without the
Section on which they stand.
THOMAS JOLLY.
rpENDERS will be received up to 4 1 o'clock pin. on TUESDAY, the 2Ut inst., for MAKING a FENCE at Claudelands some 20 Chains more or less. Also,
For CLEARING ami PLOUGHING a RACECOURSE alouta mile long. Mr G. Reed will show the ground to intending contractors. Specifications on Monday, the 20th inst., at my office.
T. G SANDES.
HHj RENT— At Oiakau, a FARM of 600 acres, 300 acres in gra«s, good house, stockyard, &c. A lot of fencing has licsti erected. Land of excellent quality^ For particular apply on the farm to TE PUKE HUIRAMA.
KUNNING on my place, One Red Steer, over two jears old ; no visible brand. Owner can have the wtme by paying for this advertisement. IE not claimed, will be sold at Ohaupo. WILLIAM WILSON, Tunaki Creek, Whatawhata. T^r O T^ I C E. RUNNING ON MY PLACE at TamaJiere— One Grey HORSE Otfuer can Jiave same by paying expenses. WM. ARMSTRONG, Tamahere. September 13, 1886.
LOST, between Ohaupo and S. Steele's a HUNTING CROP. Finder will please return the same to H. J. Paton, Hautapu. ~jp\ R~~ EWAR 1) . LOST— From Hamilton Eas 4 -, since January last, the following CATTLE :— White Poley HEIFER, 2 years old, branded B on rump, one ear marked ; 1 Strawberry HEIFER, 3 years old, supposed to be in calf, branded B on rump, both ears marked ; 1 Hereford HEIFER, 2 years old, branded B, one ear marked ; 1 Red HEIFER, star on forehead, branded B, one ear marked.
l'he above cattle are supposed to have been stolen, and anyone retaining same in their possession after this date will be liable to a prosecution.
Hamilton, September 13, 1886.
THE PERFORMANCE OF "OUR BOYS," To raise Funds for Painting the Fence of S. Peter's Parsonage, Will be given in the ODDFELLOWS' HALL, HAMILTON, On Tuesday, sth October. Particulars in future advertisement. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, HAMlLTON.— Services To-morrow fSundaj), 19th inst.-At 11, " VVhere El wisdom be found ?"-A study on the book of Job. At 7, second lecture"ls Christianity true?"— Rev. J. b. Boy^ i-iHURCH OF CHRIST. -LeQuesne's (7 Hall, Hamilton.— Services To-mor-row as under -.-Morning at 11 for fellowship and breaking of bread. Evening at 7 lecture by Mr J. Fletcher. Subject : ''The Lost Sheep.." Working men cordially invited. Sankeys hymns. h^lj¥eliolders. The undersigned is prepared to supply the BEST HUNTLY COALS, at the following prices for cash :— 17s 6d per ton, delivered to any part of the Borough of Hamilton. 17s per ton if taken from the loading * tag6 ' JAMES KELLY, Hamilton East.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2215, 18 September 1886, Page 3
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