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Waikato Times, Volume XXX, Issue 2455, 5 April 1888, Page 3

I will give a full and permanent supply of water, and save the cost of extra labour in pumping, which now costs ahout 25s per month, or £15 a year. —William A. GuAtiAM, Chairman. KoiiiMARAMA Industrial School.— Mr Hogan, of Kohimarama, wrote that this Board being in correspondence with the Government could not be accepted as a reason for not paying his claim on the Board for maintence of children in the Kohimarama school, and staling that unless the claim be paid at the meeting of the Board on the 4th April the matter would be placed in the hands of the Crown prosecutor.—Mr Bruuskill moved that the claim of Mr Hognn be paid.— Seconded by Mr McDonald and carried. WatkrSui'lTA'. —Mr McDonald moved that afttir proper specifications and plans for a water supply had been drawn up tenders W> called for.—Seconded by Mr Hunter and carried. The following were the tenders accepted : —Rations, S. Fucker; supplies, coal and potatoes, J. Knox ; meat, T. Qualtrough ; milk, W. Tebbs ; funerals. D. Elliott. Accounts.—Accounts amounting to £220 Us 2il were passed for payment. Pai'.ciiA.SF. oi' Hospital.— Mr McDonald moved that as soon as the Board is in funds they authorise the House Committee to complete the purchase of the Hospital property.—Seconded by Mr Ridler and carried. The Board then rose. Wanteds, &c. WANTED— Good Pick and Shovel Hands for Ngatira Section T.V. and 11. Railway. Apply immediately on the Works. \V T ANTED KNOWN—Fruit Boxes T V (Totara Timber) cut to any sizes). —Waikato Coal and Shipping Company (Limited), Ngnruawahia. WANTED KNOWN—That at the request of numerous customers Peat's branch Saddlery ■.■stablisliment at Morrinsville will be open permanently from this date. —Robert Peat. Hamilton, Ist March, ISSS. W" ANTED KNOWN.—FENCINGHavin» a very large stock of Totara Posts on hand, also a large supply of Plain and Barbed Wire, with Rollers, Pins and Staples, those fenciug can be supplied at the lowest possible rates at tho New Wharf, Cambridge. * A LL PERSONS interested in the X\. resuming of Anglican Church services and Sunday School at Cambridge West are invited to communicate with Archdeacon Willis, or to meet him for conference in the Public School-house, Cambridge West, on Sunday next, at 3 p.m. LOST.— Between Parsonage and S. Peter's Church, GOLD BROOCH set with garnets. Finder rewarded. Waikato Times Oilice. LOST— Fram Te Aruha, a Black Buggy MARE, about sixteen hands high, one hind foot white, spot on forehead, rather long tail. Any person giving information of her whereabouts to Bradley and Co., Te Aroha, will be rewarded. LOST. — From Mr Semmens' Farm, Ohaupo, about 100 CROSS-BRED EWES, branded F. Also from Gubbins' farm, about 100 WKTHERS, also branded F. Anyoue giritig such information as will lead to their recovery to Mr .1. F. Millman, Ohaupo, will be suitably rewarded.

A * "J REWARD offered for recovery of -K? I a Four-year-old, Light Strawberry •STICK U, branded HS on ribs, and 'n Daik Red COW, white patch on (lanU mid spot on forehead ; two calves ruutiiug with cow when lost. Missing about three months. P. CORBOY, Whatawhata. THROUGH DEEP WATERS, f\V F TO BROKEN HILLS. FOR SALESTORE & RKFRESHMENT KOOM AT FUANKToN. Tlie Store is linilt on the best business seuti'Mi in Frank ton, being a corner allotment (JOl'r. by S'2-u-ft., and nearest the Railway .Station : and the Refreshment Room is on the Railway Platform. Both doing a paying business. Price for above, with goodwill, only £250. •238 ACRES LAND FOR SALE. CHAS. WATCHORN, Franktou. I7OR SALE ON EASY TERMS. 834. Acres of LAND, three miles from Liehtield Railway Station. The land is of first-rate quality, all ploughable, well watered, and good road to it. Apply to J. S. EDGECUMBE, Hamilton. r pu BE SOLD OH EASY TERMS, -"- OR LET WITH A PURCHASING CLAUSE, A Good FARM of 450 acres, near Alexandra, well watered, fenced and sub-divided, all in grass and plantations, with a good house of tea rooms and outbuildings. Apply to MB W. AITKEN, Crescent, Auckland ; Or, R. SECCOMBE, On the premises. rpUHIKARAMEA ROAD BOARD. TENDERS are invited by the. above Board for FASCINING and CLAYING 20 chains of the Hamilton Swamp Road, west end. Specifications can be seen at Mr J. McMiken's residence. Tenders to be lodged with the Chairman on or before WEDNESDAY, April 25th next. By order. N. T. MAUNDER, Clerk, Tuliikaramea Road Board. BOROUGH OF HAMILTON LICENSING DISTRICT. Local Option. Pursuant to the provisions' of " The Licensing Act, IS81," and " The Licensing Act Amendment Act, ISS3," notion is hereby given that a POLL o{ the ratepayers will bo kiken for the purpose of determining as to whether tho number of Licenses, tliat is to say, Publicans', New Zealand Wine, Accommodation, or Bottle Licrnso-i, may or may not be increased in this Licensing District at any tim-j during the next three years. It is also hereby appointed that the Council Chambers, Victoria-street, Hamilton West, shall bo the place, and TH IT USDAY, llitli day of April, the day for taking the aforesaid POLL between the hours of (I o'clock in the forenoon and (i o'clock in the afternoon. J". M. GELLING, Returning Officer, liorough of Hamilton Licensing Dvitiict, Council Chumhers, Hamilton, -Ith April, IKSS. IP you have Infective Ev.;s. and wibie them, »o to K. M(.:LERNON (opposite Post Ollico), Hamilian, tor your Si'KdTACLES and Evkiu.assks. You will be absolutely perfectly fitted, and without being asked to pay an. absurdly high price for the convenience,