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Waikato Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2218, 25 September 1886, Page 3

Wanteds, &c

■^TT ANTED a place as boy on a farm. /V Would be glad to have to do with stock. P. Waiorongomai.

WANTED-By a young lady, recently from England, a situation as Governess. Highest testimonials. No objection to country. Address, *'L.," Silesey Villa, Park Avenue, Auckland.

WAIKATO CHEESE & BACON FACTORY CO. (Limited).

WANTED— A competent Chee9e and Butter Maker, as mauager for above company. Applications to be sent in not latrr than 25th inst. For particulars apply to the Secretary, Hamilton.

WANTED KNOWN -D. Salmon repairs Boots neat, cheap and strong, and never keeps customers waiting.

WANTED KNOWN— That Butter Kege can be had in any quantity at the Cooperage, Ngaruawahia. Prices on application.— A. Williams, Proprietor.

WANTED KNOWN— Young Prince Charlie, Lowden Tarn, and Young Stonewall Jackson, will travel the Waikato this season. John Hill, Bnrnside, Cambridge.

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

Jno. Martin.] [Edwd. Mautin. VII7 ANTED KNOWN TO THEIR

Friends and Customers—

That MARTIN & CO., Tailors and Habitmakers, 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 — That J. Cochrane has obtained the services of Mr Walter Lee as Shoeing Smith in his shop at Hamilton West, and is now prepared to undertake all classes of Shoeing. Mr Leo has been very successful as a Shoeing Smith, having obtained First Prizes for Shoeing at the Carlterton Agricultural Show, 1883, aud a few months Jater at the Agricultural Show at Mastcrton, and for eighteen months was head shoer on the Ellerslie racecourse.

WANTED KNOWN— Don't let the Hamilton Patent Portable Firewood Cutting and Splitting Machine leave the Waikato for want of work. Please patronise. Arrangements can be made with J. R. Handyside, 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-lree, per single load, 10s ; two or more, 9s. Orders can be left at Bettley's, butcher, Hamilton West ; Bell's, Baker, Hamilton East.

BOYS ! " WORTH Looking at -Cox's Millinery Window — grand display ; well lit «Pj BETTER than going to Kimberley— Save money by yetting Boots made at D. Salmon's, Hamilton. COME to-night and look at the cheapest and beat display of trimmed hats ever shown in Hamilton at Cox's. MONEY TO LEND at current rates. Thomas Gresham, Solicitor, Te Awamutu and Kihikihi. FIVE-ACRE Paddock to Let, Cambridge ; well fenced and watered. £S yearly, prepaid. Archdeacon Willis. r riRINITY WESLEYAN CHURCH, I HAMlLTON.— Services, September 26th. — Morning, 11, Rev. J. J. Mather. Subject ; " The \vii>c resolve of an old man." Evening, 7, Rev. J. J. Mather. Subject : " Tiue Heroism." P~~RESBYTKRIAN CHURCH, HAMlLTON.— Services To-morrow (Sunda\), 20th inst.— At 11, "St. Paul's sermon before Felix." At 7, " The dedication of the Temple by Solomon." — Rev. J. S. Boyd. /CHURCH OF CHRlST.— LeQuesne's \J Hall, Hamilton. — Services To morrow as under : — Morning at 1 1, for fellowship and breaking of hi cad. Evening at 7, lecture by Mr J. Fletcher. Subject : "Idolatry: Its past, present aud future aspect." Working men respectfully invited. Sankey s hymns.

IMPOUNDED at Te Awamutu on September 23rd, 18S6— One creamy riding Horse, saddle marked ; owner unknown, by Joseph Carley. If not claimed and expenses paid to be sold on Saturday, October 2nd, ISS6, at 12 o'clock noon. J. POTTER, Poundkeeper.

A MEETING of those interested in wiping off the old Waikato Turf Club's liability will be held at Delaneys Hotel, Ohaupo, on TUESDAY, 28th inst., at 5 p.m. "AT O T I C E . If Mr William H. Jones, M.R.C.V.S., does not call and pay what he owes, his horse, saddle and bridle will be sold by auction on the 30th inst. J^HN SMITH, Phcenix Hotel, Morrinsville. Morrinsville, 24th September, 1886. TjT O R S A L E. POTATOES, Good Table and Seed. Price, £3 10s per ton at Te Rore. ISAAC HODGSON. Te Rore West, 23rd September, 1886. T3OTATOES. The undersigned have for sale a large f|ttantity of Hobart Town TABLE and SEED POTATOES, GUARANTEED of the primest quality. Price, £3 per ton, delivered on board the W.C. and 8. Cos. steamers. JAMES BROS., Ngaruawahia.

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. BALL PROGRAMMES— A large and varied assortment just received at The Waikato Times Oifice.