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Wanteds, &c. V \ 7 ANTED —A Geiural Servant. I V Apply Mrs S. S. Graham, Tanwho re. \TTANTED -An Experienced M'ui to VV work a Ri-Hper and Bi: der. ■A. Cli-nuTits, Cainbiiilm , . t XT'ANTED parties desiring Summer » » Giinii" j nU to leave their orders with Hatriok, Draper, Hamilton. WANTED — A Housemaid ; also, Man as boots, must be able to milk and used to horses. Apply to Mrs Gwycue. WANTED IMMEDIATELY — Apprentices to the Millinery and Dressmaking. Apply Miss Rothwell, Hamilton West, WANTED TO BOARD—A Single Gentleman : or to let a private room. Apply E. T. Davoy. \T7 ANTED KNOWN—K.-nt House, VV H imilton East, opun Saturdays ; other days (i to 8 p.m. only. 4V T ANTED KXOU-N—Fruit Boxes VV (Totara Timber) out to any sizes). —Waikato Coal and Shipping Company (Limited), Nguruiwahia. ANTED KNOWN — Luge Pie iTiise.i to lea.se for a Stoie in tin l beat part of Huntly. Apply to Isaac Jones, Ifniitly, or J. t". Andrew, Te Awainutii. \,y ANTED KNOWN-Jf you want VV to spend a Merry I'hristmas patronise VV. Duy. who his just opened up a stock of new and seasonable, goods. Quality and prices unapproachable, ANTED KNOWN.—FENCING — Having a very large stock of fotara Posts on hand, also a larsje supply of Plain and Barbed Wire, with Rollers, Pins and Staples', those fencing can be supplied at the lowest possible rates -it thoNew Wharf. C.-unliridpe. \Y A N T~~E D. The Settlers and Kosidenfs in Wnikato to save money l>y buying their Drapery from us. New Goods tor the season now to hand. A >pk'iidi(l assortment of patterns in the hands of our travellers. Customers in any par; of the district' waited on for orders by sending address to K. T. Gihiiour, Hamilton. J. GILMOUR & CO., Family Duai'eks, Hosikus & Gloveks, PA RN IS>.L, A UCK LAN D. J??^-.--— • \\ y ANTED— Country \s-: '■'. "*'&. I settlers to send in their Clirist'iias orders 4acj&3* — "'ii'ly for Btcf, Lamb, Mutton, <N:e., the very (int-st quality guaranteed.—T. Qualtrough, Hamilton West. VISITING CAi.D.S printed, equal to copperplate, at Tho Waikato Ttti.es OlHce. / -{ HE A P CA!S 1 1 I, K OCKIt V. Advertising piys when you h-ive sterliiiu' v.ilnu to oiler id thu public, not nlliinvi»e. 'I , his is my reason for adverti.siiii.'. Connoisseurs of tea a.ituit the ijualiiy and cheapness of my mm blends. JOHN PARR, Hamilton House. LOST- An Aged "Black Coilie BITCH ; white nose, neck, feet, and tip of tad. Ten shilling* on recovery, or for information that will lead to it. C. J. STOREY. Te Awaiimtu, December Gth, 18SS. in o un d. Strayed on to my property, one HORSE, with saddle and bridle on.. Owner can have same by paying expenJOHN BROWNE, Cambridge. OUNXING on my Farm at VVaitetnua I\> for tlnj last ten weeks, one Black PONY MARE; no visible brands, white star on forehead. If not claimed within fourteen days will be sold to pay expenses. Wμ. A. WILSON, Waitctuna. Waitetuna, December '22uil. VV OTIC E. k *q POISON IS BKIXG LATD FOR DUGS on the. Waikato L-j.nd Association's property. Woodlands, 3rd May, ISSS. / IHURCH OK CHRlST.—Meetingroom, Hamilton East. Morning, II Q.m ; evfiiing. 7 p.m Mr J. Dixon, fiom Auekland, will Ucture. Subject, " Ri-snriection Necessary for Kedeniption." t \ ' ESLKYAN CHURCH SERVICED * V Sunday, January 6tli, 1889 Tiiniry Wesk-yau Churchill a..n., Rev T. G. Carr, subject, " A Happy New Year ;" 7 p.m., Rev. T. G Cair, suiijeec, ■'Coiisrcration." Tuhikaraineii school-ir.;-)in. 11 a.m., Mr Bi.iekett, Wlnta whata suhoolrooin. ,'J p.m., Mr Harris. Kinkiriroa schoolroom, - 30 p.m , Mr J. P.vcioft Ng.trnaw.diiii W.-sleyan Church, 7 p.m., Mr J. Byi;rofr. Pukete school riioin, 3 p.m.. Rev. T. (!. Carr. i\'ESLEY A N CHURCH, TE VV AWAMUTU. MONDAY NEXT, the 7th inst., at 7 HO. POPULAR LECTURE on -Charles Kingsley, ,, by >lie Rev. T, G. Carr, of Hamilton, interspersed with organ, violin, and vocal selections. Admission free. Collection in aid of Circuit Funds. FOR SALE, by the undersigned, the following' Waikato Properties : Section GS, Te Rapa, 00 acres, fenced Lot H), parish of Komalsorau, 50 acres Lot 94, parish of Pukete, 50 acres Lots 19'J and 193, pariah of Tuhikarauiea, 824 acres A capital Varm, good house, growing crops thereon ; near river and rail Price, £,"! per acre. Lot 152, Parish of Kirikiriroa Lot 142, Parish of Kirikiriroa Lota 102 and 103, Horotin, near Ngaruawahia. 80 acres. Terms easy. 500 A CUES, with homestead and extensive improvements, about 8 milesfrom Frank ton Junction. Price exceedingly low—only 50s per acre. Hamilton Township Lots: Loth 249 and '250, Hainiiion West, fuiecc' and in good grass, on tht Franktoi. Junction Road Part Lot 141, £ acre, with neat fourroomed biicU voltage. Lots 13, 14, 15, 3bU, Hamilton West,' with six Kiomed dwelling - house. atalile and outhou.-es. seciiiuly fenced and u> grass ami orchaid. Tui'niaedS>. £;«o. Lots 404 and 405, Hamilton West. Pric £35. J.-S. EDGECUMBE. Office : The Waikato Times liiuldiugHiiinilton West. [ N SUMS FROM £2."> upwards, at L moderate ratsi of mtsrtst. Applj ti> THOMAS GhErfHAM, : BARKISTKR \ND SOLICiTOI 1 ;. Te AW'.mr.u a g ;: .. r J i's : LlFj3—The MuUiii! A.vii>Riic(! Society of Victoria ; established IB7C. FIRE—The Norwich Union; etublishad 1796. ACCIDENT—The New Zealand Accident lufiurance Coiupau-y,