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Waikato Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2295, 26 March 1887, Page 3

Wanteds, &c. BUTCHER in Hamilton is desirous of employment. Apply at this office. WANTED— A Cook. Apply Commercial Hotel, Hamiltou. Wf ANTED—A situation on a station; TT willing to make himself generally useful. Address " P," office of this paper. WANTED— A Ploughman. Apply R. Rockliff, Annandale, Piako. ANTED TO SELL—Flour Sacks, good and cheap. T. Trewheellar, Hamilton. WANTED— At the Tunnel, Six First-class Miners; also, Two Good Mining Carpenters. Good wages to really good men. J. J. O'Brien. FACTORY BUTTER. \\f ANTED — WHOLESALE '' BUYERS FOR FACTORY BUTTER.—AppIy the Manager, Pukekura Dairy Factory, Cambridge. WANTED KNOWN—That Mr Knox is the Hamilton Agent for Pukekura Factory Butter. 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. WANTED KNOWN—We, the undersigned, agree to close our respective places of business at 6 p.m. during the winter months, from the Ist day of April to the Ist day of October, inclusive, Saturdays excepted.—(Signed) John Parr, James Missen, N. R. Cox, A. McGarrigle, S. McLernon, E. T. Davey, J. T. Home, J. R. E. Hatrick, A. Scott, S. Tucker, John Knox. ANTED TO LET—SO-acre Paddock ; all grass, well - watered and fenced.—Apply Thos. Roth well, Glenview, Whatawhata. WHEAT.— The Waikato Coal and Shipping Company (Limited) will supply Sacks for all wheat purchased by them this season. yjy ANTED KNOWNWAGGONS, EXPRESSES and BUGGIES built to order—very cheap. The FARMERS' EXPRESS made a speciality at J. COCHRANE'S, Hamilton East and West. NO WAGES—Advertiser offers his services to gain experience on a good Farm, small preferred. Willing to pay a small sum for board and lodging, and make himself useful. References exchanged. Apply X.X., this office. , A GRADUATE of the Royal University wishes to obtain a situation as Tutor in a respectable family. Instruction undertaken in Latin, Greek, French, German, Italian, Spanish, and English, Elementary and Higher Mathematics, Physical Science, Geology, and Political Economy. Certificates and testimonials forwarded to bona fide applicants. Address : T. Kkknahan, 8.A., 8.5.C., A.A.Q.U.T., Pukcrimu, Cambridge. rp HANKS. The undersigned begs on behalf of himself and members of his family to return his most sincere thanks to the people of Cambridge, and the officers and members of the police force for their very great kindness in aiding in the search for the late James Simpson, and for the many valued expressions of practical sympathy which were shown in a time of great anxiety. Whilst feeling deeply grateful to everyone who assisted, he would desire to specially acknowledge the valuable services rendered at, and subsequently to the finding of the body by Capt. Owen, Messrs E. L. Smith, R. F. Sandes, and S. E. G. Smith, of Hamilton. He will also ever gratefully remember the kindness and sympathy shown by his Masonic Brethren. THOS. B. LEWIS. Salthurst, March 23,1857. LOST —In Te Awamutu, a Black and Tan DOG, white round neck. Ten shillings will be given on returning him to Monavale. FOR SALE —A First-class wellbuilt EXPRESS, with cover, nearly new; also, staunch Horse and new Set Harness. Apply Kirk and Co., Grey-street, Hamilton East. Haying retired from business, and leased Wartle to my son, Mr Joseph Barugh, I wish all persons HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST ME to send them in without delay to Mr Joseph Barugh, at Wartle, and all those INDEBTED to ME to PAY Mr Joseph Barugh, on or before the Ist April, 1887. JOSEPH J. BARUGH, Wartle, Hamilton East. AMBRIDGE JAM COMPANY (Limited). TENDERS are invited for the PLANT, LABELS, &c., of the above Company. The tenders must be lodged on or before THURSDAY, 31st inst., at the Company's office, where the inventory and conditions may be seen. THOS. WELLS, Chairman of Directors. TENDERS will be received by the undersigned for the ERECTION (labour only) of a STABLE at Waitoa. Plans, &c., to be seen at my offices, Hamilton and Cambridge, up till Ist April. D. RICHARDSON, Architect. rjlO MINERS AND OTHERS. TENDERS are hereby invited for DRIVING a DIP TUNNEL at TATJPIRI RESERVE COLLIERY. Plans and specifications can be seen on the ground at Lake Kimihia. Time for receiving tenders till Wednesday, 5 p.m., March 30th, 1887. J. ORD, Mine Manager. March 24th, 1887IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF T. H. KEESING, JEWELLER. TENDERS are invited for the STOCK and FIXTURES in the above estate. Stock sheets, etc., can be seen and all information be had from M. M. LEVY, J Trus teea R. E. ISAACS, J lrusteea - Tenders to be lodged with the Trustees on or before March 31st. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. All claims against the estate, and all amounts owing, to be sent in by the above-mentioned date. All articles left for repairs are requested to be called for at once. Trinity wesleyan church, HAMILTON. —Services, March 27th, 1887. —Morning 11, Rev. J. Dellow. Subject: " Ready for Action." Evening, 7, Mr W, Harris. G. FIELDING, PAINTER, PAPERHANGER AND DECORATOR, — Hamilton West. — Auckland Prices.