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Waikato Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 2575, 12 January 1889, Page 3

JJLOL'GIIMAN WANTED for D.F. JL Plough ; permanent employment, and if married man, cottage, garden, firewood, and cows' grass free. Apply, with reference!', to Captain \\ oollield, Alexandra. \,\ r ANTED—A (lood Steady Manas Vf Gardener. Apply to Mrs Gwynne. 1.4/' ANTED Housemaid. Apply VV to Mrs Define}', Ohaupo Hotel. WANTED — A General Servant. Apply Mrs S. S. Graham, lamahero. WANTED — Two Good Stackers. Apply li. aud J. Cli Hold's Store, Morrinsviile. \\T ANTED — A General Servant. YV Apply to Mrs \\ .A. Graham, The Lodge, Hamilton West. parties desiring Summer » T Garments to leave their orders with Hatrick, Draper, Hamilton. WAN I'ED — A Housemaid ; also, Man as boots, must be able to milk aud used to 'noises. Apply to Mrs Gwynne. WANTI'IU— A Good, Steady Ploughman, used to all farm work (permanent) ; also, a General Hand for u lew weeks.—W. Gardner, KuWuliia. \]S7 ANTED KNOWN—Kent House, TV Hamilton East, open Saturdays ; other days 6 to 8 p.m. only. WANTED KNOW N—Fruit Boxes (Totara Timber) cut to any sizes). —Waikato Coal aud Shipping Compain (Limited), Ngaru.iwahia, WJ ANTED KNOWN—If you want VV to spend a Merry Christmas patronise W. Dey, who has just opened up a stock of new and seasonable goods. Quality and prices unapproachable, WA NTED KNOWN. —FKNCING — Having a very large stock ol Totara Posts on hand, also a large supply of Plain and Barbed Wire, with Rollers, ['ins ami Staples, those fencing can be supplied at the lowest possible rates at tho New Wharf, Cambridge. ANT E D . WANTED TO PURCHASE for cash a small HOUSE and ACRE in Hamilton West. Address offers to R. Salmon, Tamahere. Yy A N T E D. The Settlers »nd Residents in Waikato to save money by buying their Drapery frini us. New (ioods for the season now to band. A splendid assortment of pat terns ill 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.,^ Fuiily Drapers, Hosiers & Glovers, I'ARNELL, AUCKLAND. I XJ ANTED — Country j-s j V l settlers to send in their Christmas ordeis early for Beef, Lamb. Mutton, &c., the very finest quality guaranteed.—T. Qualtrough, Hamilton West. JjLME ! L lslE ! L IMB 1 I have a supply of fresh burned. _ Now is the time to use it as a top-diessing 011 turnips to prevent the ravages of the 11 y. £2 per ton. JOHN PARR, Hamilton House. rjj-1 li AWAMUTU PUBLIC IIALL. A PUBLIC MEETING "'ill be held in the Hall at 8 o'clock THIS EVENING, to receive the report and accounts of the present .Trustees and to elect new ones. J, WALTON, Chairman. Te Awamutu, 3rd January, 1889. jsf ° c The Committee of the recent_ Wesley an Bazaar beg to present their cordis THANKS to all the kind friends who. by gifts of money or goods, or in am oMier way. assisted in connection with the undertaking. (Signed) T. HOW ARD, Hon. See. {rORSALIO— A Ffaxmill, iu full work . ing order, near Raglan, worked by Portable Steam Engine, with ri»ht to cut green flax on 1121 acres land (10 years lease). A coal miii'-, within half a-mile, is expected to be opened out shortly. For further particulars apply to S. DA N 1)0, Land, Estate, and Commission Agent, Riigla.i. yy AIl'A COUNTY COUNCIL. Kegistration of Rabbit Dogs. Notice is hereby given that tions to registrar Dogs as " Rabbit Dogs will be received and considered by the above Council on 'I'UbSDAY, February 12th inst. All applications must be accompanied by a fee of one shilling (stamps or postal note) for each Dog applied for. Bv Order. N. T. .MAUNDER, Clerk Waipa Connty Council. "yyHAINGAROA ROAD BOARD. Final Notice. The Trustees of the above Board hereby notify that ALL RATES OY ERDUE to the Board are to be PAID to their Collector on or before the 16th day of January next ensuing. All Rates remaining unpaid after that date will be SUED FOR at the R.M. Court, Rnglan. Signed, by order, W. P. COGSWELL, Collector. Waitetuna, December 15th, ISSS. rjp II R E s II I N G . In returning thanks to my customers for pr>st favours, I beg to inform them and the settlers generally that I have PURCHASED a NEW THRESHING MACHINE, which will bo at their service during the ensuing season. FRANK O'NEILL, Pukerimu. January 10th, 1889. iKEOEsrsEs-sr 'jco XN SUMS FROM £25 upwards, at moderate rate of interest. Apply to THOMAS OL: ESI I AM. BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, Te Awamutu) AGENC I E S : LIFE—The Mutual Assurance Society of Victoria ; established 1870. FIRE—Ti.e Norwich Union; established 1790. ACCIDENT—The New Zealand Accident luaurunce Company,