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Waikato Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 2540, 20 October 1888, Page 3

Wanteds, &c. WANTED— A Steady, Industrious Man for general farm work ; good milker.—John H. Mandeno, Te Awnmutu. lit/" ANTED—A Strong Lad, to milk W cows, and make himself generally useful. Reference required.—W. M. Douglas, Bruntwood, near Cambridge. ANTED TO BUY—A Good Gelding ; must be broken to single harness and thoroughly staunch. Trial required, Address "X.Y.Z.," Waikato Times. V\7 ANTED KNOWN—Mr F. Spear, Vt Optician, will be in Cambridge the end of this week. \I7 ANTED KNOWN—Opened up : *V Spring Goods in every department ; well worthy of inspection; at Hatrick's, Hamilton. WANTED KNOWN—Fruit Boxes (Totara Timber) cut to any sizes). —Waikato Coal and Shipping Company (Limited), Ngaruawahia. ANTED KNOWN.-FENcTnG-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 fenciug can be supplied at the lowest possible rates at th*, New Wharf, Cambridge. VFA nt e d known. Our First Shipments of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS are now to hand, and comprise all the latest novelties for the season. Onehnnga Tweed Suits made to measure ; lit and style guaranteed. Prices lower than ever. J. GILMOUR & CO., Family Dkai'kks, Hosiers & Glovers, PARNELL, AUCKLAND. KENT HOUSE, Hamilton East, open Saturdays ; other days, 6 to 9 p.m. only. AT Hatrick's, East anil West Hamilton, large assortment Lady's Jerseys ("samples,") not two alike. AUNDER'S PATENT BUTTER BOXES will be sold at all Cattle Sales after 27th inst. 6 FT; CORRUGATED IRON, sent by mistake, will be sold cheap at T. W. Mauuder's, Hamiltor. IMELIGHT ENTERTAINMENT, Public Hall, Monday, 22nd inst., in aid of Hamilton Presbyterian Church funds. IRST-CLASS SEED AND TABLE POTATOES Lime ! Lime !—£2 per ton Cooper's Sheep Dip—Used on 50,000,000 sheep annually ; the best. JOHN PARR, HAMILTON, O T I C K POISON IS BEING LAID FOR DOGS on the Waikato Land Association's property. Woodlands, 3rd May, 1888. N °~~~ T * 5 i: RUNNING ON OUR LAND, since last month-1 CHESTNUT HORSE, with white stripe on face, no brand visible. If not claimed within fourteen days from this date will be sold to pay expenses. R. H, AUBREY, or HOPERE. Ngaruawahia, Oct. 10, 188 S. "[7l O R SALE. No. 2 Handyside's Patent FIREWOOD CUTTING MACHINE. Apply to JOHN KNOX. SALE ON EASY TERMS. 834 Acres of LAND, three miles from Lichfield Railway Station. The land is of first-rate quality, all ploughable, well watered, and good road to it.

Apply to J. S. EDGECUMBE, Hamilton. "T B _— A R - G A I N. FOR LEASE OR SALE, on Easy Terms—lo Acres SUBURBAN LAND, nicely planted with choice shrubs and trees. Orchard in full bearing. Secure paddocks, well watered. Beautiful building site. Apply S. McLERNON, Hamilton. "VT'EW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOIN CIATION'S CREAMERIES AT HAMILTON AND NGARUAWAHIA. NOTICE. The TIME allowed for the acceptance of the Dairy Association's improved terms for purchase of milk is EXTENDED to the end of the present month. All guarantors up to that date will, for the mouths of February to May, inclusive, receive oue farthing per gallon of milk more thau the sum stated upon the printed guarantee forms for the respective districts. Persons whose cows are late in calving may secure this advantage by at once undertaking to supply milk as soon as their cows come in. Particulars may be obtained from the Creamery Managers at Hamilton and Ngaruawahia. VV. SPRAGG, Manager. T\ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERU SHIP. The PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing between George Frederick Dickeson and William Joiinson Burnett, Brewers, of Ngaruawahia, carrying ou business for the last ten years under the name or style of Dickeson and Burnett, was DISSOLVED by mutual consent on the Bth October, 1888. The business will ! in future be carried on by Mr G. F. Dickeson, who will receive and discharge all accounts due to and owing by the late firm of Dickeson and Burnett. As witness our hands this 16th day of October, 1888. G. F. DICKESON. VV. J. BURNETT. Witness : Andrew Douglas, Brewer's Assistant, Ngaruawahia. On retiring from the firm, I beg to thank our numerous customers for their suDport for the last ten years, and trust the same will be accorded in the future to my late partner, Mr Dickeson. W. J. BURNETT. PHILLIPS BROS, beg to thank their numerous friends and customers in the Raglan District for past favours, aud, having DISPOSED of their BUSINESS to Messrs Rendell and Henry, late of Auckland, would solicit for them a continuance of the same. In reference to the above, Messrs Reudell and Henry hope that, by keeping articles of good quality/ combined with prices that will give fair remuneration, to merit the support of the settlers in the Raglan district. Customers are invited to call and inspect the Store, which is now well supplied in all its departments. BILLHEADS, &c, printed cheaply and well at The Waikato Times Office.