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Wanteds, &c Wf ANTED KNOWN-Job Lots of V > cheap timber at the Waipa Timber Mills.—Fawkes and Foxall. W' ANTED KNOWN.--Opening up Drapery Goods to meet requirements of Waikato residents.—J. R. E. Hatrick. \\J ANTED KNOWN—Fruit Boxes V V (Totlira Timber) cut to any sizes). —Waikato Coal and Shipping Company (Limited), Ngaruawahia. W _ ANTED KNOWN —The Cash Butchering Establishment now open. Nothing but best quality Meat disposed of.— J. Bettley, Butcher, Vic-toria-street, Hamilton, opposite Gwynue's Hotel. \%J ANTED KNOWN.-FKNCING- * V 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. NEW and Fashionable Whiter Goods at A. McGarrigle's, Victoria street, Hamilton. NEWEST STYLES in Millinery and Straw Goods for autumn and v, inter at A. McGarrigle's. C"~ HOICE DRESS MATERIALS, Striped Plushes, large assortment of Feathers, Flowers, &c, at A. McGarrigle's. _ I HAVE now a supply of fresh Roach WaipaLlMEon hand.—John Parr, Hamilton House, Hamilton. IVT O'ITOE. —If you want a really good lS wholesome Beer you should' drink Diekcson's IX.L Mild Tonic Ale.—G. F. Dickeson, Ngaruawahia Brewery. I7SOR SALE — Splendid Hammcrless . Breeehloading Gun, with cartridge machine, cheap. —Geo. Hawaon, Mercer. 1") A B B I T S . XV The Civil Service Supply Association of New Zealand (Limited), are desirous of arranging fur a regular SUPPLY of FIRST-CLASS RABBITS. Apply to Manager, 85 Queen-Street, Auckland. The person who took a bag of FLOUR from Tamaherc Station on or abi/nr. the sixth of this month will oblige by returning the same to T. E. Dodd, Tuuwhare, to save furthei enquiry. __ L Vl 1 £2 Reward. LOST-Fiom Loehiel, Ohaupo, hi January last, one Bay Yearling COLT, by Incoimir, with least possible star on forehead, and inside of one hind loot whitfi ;abo Brown FILLY by Ingomar, white lace and white hind feet. When lost, colt v. us a big, plain, lengthy yearling, with a lot of bone, and filiy was small but\ery big boted, both low iu condition. The above reward will be paid to anyone returning them to J. McNICOL. Ohaupo, April 17th, 1880. QTOLEN OR STRAYED from my O place, near Ngaruawahia, the following Cattle : — 1 Red and White Spotted HEIFER, 3J-years old ; ought to have calf at foot. 1 3L years-old HEIFER, white body, "strawberry neck ; ought to have calf at foot. 1 M.'i-vears-old Red Poly STEER 1 Red and White STEER, ISVyearsold. All these Cattle are plainly branded AN on right rump. £2 reward _ will be given to anyone giving information that will lead to their recovery. A. NICOL. ry\ h A N k s. To Tilt; Kunnu W.ukato Time?:. I desire, through the medium of your valuable paper, "to tender my sincere THANKS to those who contributed so liberally towards the relief of my family in the time of adversity, and feel deeply indebted to Mr Clow and his Committee for their un'.iriiig zeal in carrying out the work. I also desiic to thank the public in general for their kind sympathy towards myself and family after my second bereavement.—-I have the honour to lie, Sir, your humble and grateful servant, EMZAP.EtTI AP.IJOT. Pukete, I Sib April, 18SII.

CIHUUUH OF CHKlS'l..—Hamilton J East. Morning, 11 a.m. ; evening, 7 p.m., Mr E. White. Subject, " Witch of Endor," first Book Samuel, iiSth chapter. WESLEYAN CHURCH SERVICES. —Easter Sunday, 21st April, last). Hamilton Trinity Church, 11 a.m., Rev. T. CI. Carr, subject, " Risen with Christ''; 7 p.m., Rev. T. O. Can-, subject, "The Rejected Sod." Whatawhata Schoolroom, 7 p.m., Air Harris. NgLiruawahiu Wesleyan Church, 11 a.m., Mr J. Byeroft; 7 p.m., Mr (>. Byctelt. Tamahere Church, I! p.m., Rev. T. (i. Carr. Firewood Creek, ?> p.m., .Mr C. Byeroft. ~ - -- r —j— c h r I wish to thank my customers for their support towards me for the last three years, and to inform thorn that I have REMOVED into NEW adjoining Thk Waikato Ti.m!•;.■< Buildings, where I intend to still continue to dispose of MEAT OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY at prices as low as it is possible to sell at. —Respectfully yours, J. BUTTLEY, Butcher, Victoriast., Hamilton. ApriH!>tli L lSSa_ Blankets: blankets, blankets ! To whom it may concern. We arc now offering "200 pairs Blankets, slightly soiled, very much under regular prices. Orders by post promptly attended to. J. GILMOUR & CO., Family Dkai>eks, Hosiers, &<;., FARNELL, AUCKLAND. Waikato Agent : R. T. Gilmour, Hamilton. FARMERS. SEND YOUR PRODUCE to A. F. Chamberlin, Farmers' Agent, Mercantile Chambers, who sells direct to the consumer. A. F. OJIAaIBEHLIN, Mkrcantjlk Chambers, Queen-street (3 doors above Bank N.Z.) J 7th April, 1889. 2N SUMS FROM £25 upwards, at moderate rate of interest. Apply to THOMAS GKESHAM, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, Te Awamutu A G E N C I E S : XJFE- The Mutual Assurance Society of Victoria ; established IS7O. FIRE— The Norwich Union; entablished 1790. ACCIDENT— The New Zealand Accident lusuraace Company,