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Waikato Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 2551, 15 November 1888, Page 3

Wanteds, &c. W" ANTED—A Good Ploughman and a Boy. Apply Bruce Suttor, Eureka. WANTED— A respectable, honest Girl as Housemaid and to assist in the bar. Apply to Mrs Gwynne. XXJANTED TO PURCHASE—Two VV Curd Tubs, to hold about 60 gallons each, and seven Cheese Vats, averaging from fifteen to forty-five pounds; also, one small Curd-cutter. Apply to Waikato Times Office. ANTED KNOWN—Fruit Boxes (Totara Timber) est to any sizes). —Waikato Coal and Shipping Company (Limited), Ngaruawahia. ANTED 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 tho New Wharf, Cambridge. ANTED. The Settlers and Residents in Waikato to save money by buying their Drapery from us. New Goods for the season now to hand. A splendid assortment of patterns in the hands of our travellers. Customers in any part of the district waited on for orders by sending address to R. T. Gilmour, Hamilton. J. GILMOUR & CO., Family Drapers, Hosiers & Glovers, PARNELL, AUCKLAND. yjy ANTE D— A PARTNER. WANTED—A PARTNER to join in the ERECTION of a NEW MILL, in a most central and advantageous position in Waikato. The advertiser has acquii.ed an extensive maiden bush of good heavy timber, accessible by river, road and rail. All the necessary plant, machinery, shedding, etc., is on hand. First-rate opening for a business man with capital, and with a knowledge of the timber trade. For further particulars apply to J. S. EDGECUMBE, Waikato Times Buildings. G1 OOD BUTTER taken in any quanf tity.—J- T. Home, Hamilton. ADDOCK ACCOMMOD ATI ON, secure for sheep, cattle, or horses, opposite Police Station, Hamilton East. Mrs Neilson, Hamilton East. SCHOLASTIC.— Four Boys (brothers or otherwise), from 7 to 14 years of age, can be received in the house of the advertiser, a very successful and experienced teacher, to prepare for the upper forms of the Grammar School; agricultural or mercantile life. Liberal table, motherly supervision, excellent bedroom ; no other children. References are permitted to Rev. W. Calder, All Saints, Ponsonby ; Rev. R. G. Boler, Te Awamutu ;J. Anbin, Esq., Alexandra. Inclusive terms, no extras, £7 10s per quarter. Half quarter, Ist November to 22nd December.—Captain Hearne, Head Teacher, Alexandra, Waikato. QHAUPO HALL. CONCERT AND DANCE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19tii, In aid of Library Funds. SPLENDID PROGRAMME. rjpE AWAMUTU PUBLIC HALL. December 12th. GRAND "BAZAAR ! SALE OF PRODUCE! XMAS TREE! ART EXHIBITION ! In aid of creation of Wesleyau Parsonage. Look out for future advertisement. GREAT ATTRACTIONS! XMAS PRESENTS! ENDLESS AMUSEMENT! Contributions in money or goods, or loan of exhibits thankfully accepted by the Rev. S. Griffith, or T. HOWARD, Hon. Sec. LECTURE ON THE SIEGE OF LUCKNOW. COL. FORBES Will deliver a LECTURE ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21st, IN THE PUBLIC HALL, HAMILTON, Taking for his subject the lEGE OP LUCKNOW, Illustrated by diagrams and limelight views. JpOR 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. jp OR SALE, OR LEASE A GOOD FARM, five miles from Te Awamutu and three miles from Alexandra, containing 400 acres Freehold, and 150 acres Leasehold; well watered; greater part in grass or crops; fenced and sub-divided; large plantations of fruit and forest trees ; valuable swamp bush ; good house, outbuildings, &c. Apply to J. C. GRIERSON, On the Farm. Postal Address: Alexandra. 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. JpiPOUNDING NOTICE. IMPOUNDED at Hamilton on Wednesday, November 14th, 1888, by Joseph Charlton, of Whatawhata, 4 ROAN HEIFERS, about two years old, 110 visible brands, a small hole 111 both ears. 3 RED HEIFERS, about two years old, no visible brands, a small hole in both ears. 1 WHITE HEIFER, about two years old, no visible brands, a small hole in both ears. 1 RED AND WHITE HEIFER, about two years old, no visible brands, a small hole in both ears. Supposed to belong to H. Skewes, of Ngaruawahia. If not claimed, and expenses paid, to be sold on WEDNESDAY NEXT, 21st November, 1888, at 12 o'clock noon, at the Hamilton Pound. D. LEES, ronndkeeper.