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Wanteds, &c. OITUAT.ION wanted by a Single Man, O age, 20, on a farm ; would make himself generally useful. No wages expected for first three months or so. Good references. Address : "P.H.A.," Y.M.C A., Auckland. GENERAL SERVANT wanted. Apply The Waikato Times Office. NAVVIES. —Thirty good Navvies wanted for Ngatira section T.V. and R. Railway. Apply immediately on the Works. rj'HIRTY MEN wanted for Whaka--1 tune ; good wages and a long job. —John Murphy.—Whakatane, Feb. 23, ISBB. WANTED— By a person of 18 years' experience among cattle and sheep—lo years on one station in Hawke's Bay ; 8 years in the Waikato—the charge or management of run or farm. References can be had. Apply office of this paper. IFT AUCTION, adjoining Public X Hall, Horticultural Show Day, March 17th. Luncheon and Refreshments, Tea, Coffee, Cordials, &c., &c. OHAUPO MINSTRELS perform at Ohaupo,Easter Monday, April 2nd, For particulars seo future advertisements, and posters KEROSINE COOKING STOVE ; may be used also for lighting and heating rooms ; cost only halfpenny an hour to burn. J. T. Home, Agent, Hamilton. UNDERTAKER— Having engaged an experienced undertaker, I shall be prepared to furnish funerals.—T. W. Maunder, Hamilton Timber Yard. WANTED KNOWN—Fruit Boxes (Totara Timber) cut to any sizes). —Waikato Coal and Shipping Company (Limited), Ngaruawahia.. WANTED KNOWN—That at the request of numerous customers Peat's branch Saddlery establishment at Morrinsville will be open permanently from this date.— Robert Peat. Hamilton, Ist March. 1888. Vv r ANTED KNOWN.- FENCING - ' V 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 tho New Wharf, Cambridge. LOST. —About Te Awamutu, on 15th February, one short and thick set Black and Tau DOG ; answers to name of Rover. NAT. MASON. LOST— From Te Aroha. a Black Buggy MARE, about sixteen hands high, one hind foot white, spot on forehead, rather long tail. Any person giving information of tier whereabouts to Bradley and Co., Te Aroha, will be rewarded. Running on my farm at Te Roro, for the last three weeks, TWO DRAUGHT HORSES, shod all round ; One large bay horse over 16 hands high with one white foot ; One Hay horse with black points and small white star on forehead. No visible brands on either. If not claimed within fourteen days will be impounded. I). McKINNON, February 22ud., 1888. required for CLEARING 1 about 40 CHAINS OF GORSE on road at Like Road Ngaroto. Tenders to be s.-nt in on Ist March. No tender necessarily accepted. Address Mr Boyd, Temple Chambers, High-street, Auckland. RENDERS FOR STO CK. The undei>igned will receive TENDERS for the PURCHASE of his STOCK -IN - TRADE, consisting of Drapery, Boots and Shoes, Ironmongery, Earthenware, etc. , up to i> p.m. on

Tuesday Gth March next. Citalogues of the stock and terms and conditions can be seen at the office of Messrs Potter and Co. Durham-street, Auckland, and on the premises, Victoriastreet, Cambiidge. J. W. MERRICK. jpUBLIO HALL, CAMBRIDGE. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27th. LECTURE BY "MAJOR WILSON: "MAORI MANNERS AND CUS'IOMS." lx aid ok Funds Pudlic Library. PROGRAMME : Overture—Selections from "Bohemian Girl," Misses Wilson Song—"Blow High, Blow Low," Mr Walter Chambers LECTURE—(FIRST PART) MAJOR WILSON Song—" The Golden Shore," Mrs Chas. Hunter Recitation—"Christinas Day in the u 'crkhouse " (G. and D. Siins) Miss Rhoda Walker Song—" Selected," Mr G: orge Shirley LECTURE—(.SECOND PART) MAJOR WILSON Song—"Good Rhine Wine," Mr Chas. Hunter Song—"Home Sweet Home," Mrs Chambers. INTERVAL. Farce, " ICI ON PARLE FARNCAIS," By Cambridge Dramatic Club. Scene : A Fashionable Watering-place of the present day. Major Rattan ... Mr Geo. Dickinson Victor Dubois ... Mr J. Calvert Mr Spriggins ... Mr H. R. Hyatt Mrs Spriggins ... Lady Amateur Angelina (their daughter) Lady Amateur Julia, wife of Major Rattan ... Lady Amateur Anna Maria, Maid of all works ... Lady Amateur Reserved Seat Tickets can be obtained from Library and J. S. Bond, DukeBtreet. rjl AMAHEKIi gTO RE. T. AST -WXS3ESSC r OF THE GREAT CLEARING SALE. The Premises must be given up at the end of the month. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. FOE CASH ONLY. H. W. PENNINGTON. MONEY TO LEND, in Large or Small Sums, at a moderate rate of interest.— Jackson and Russell, Solicitors, Fort-street, Auckland,