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Wanteds, &c. WANTED— A Good Milker. Apply to Mr Coehiane, Newstead. WANTED— A Housemaid ; must bo a good laundress. Apply National Hotel, Cambridge. WANTED— A thoroughly competent General Servant ; references required. Apply to Mrs Hay, Hamilton. WANTED— A*"Strong Boy, between 12 and It, for a milk round ; good wages and found. Apply Pennington's Store, Waiorongomai. W — ANTED—Pheasants ; also, a price given for 20 tons of Swedes, good sample, delivered in bags at Auckland Station.—Fisher arid Co., Auckland. ANTED KNOWN —Skating in LeQuesue's Hall Thursday and Saturday, May 10th and ISth. -\\J ANTED KNOWN.—Opening up W Drapery Goods to meet requirements of Waikato residents.—J. R. E. Ilatrick. WANTED KNOWN—-Fruit Boxes (Tetara Timber) cut to any sizes). —Waikato Coal and Shipping Company (Limited), Ngaruawahia. W' ANTICD KNOWN —The Cash Butchering Establishment now open. Nothing but best quality Meat disposed of.—J. Bcttley, Butcher, Vic-toria-street, Hamilton, opposite GWynne's Hotel. W r ANTED KNOWN—If your Watch does not keep good time, why suffer the annoyance when, by sending it to J. B. Harker, Watchmaker, you can have the defect remedied at a reasonable charge, and in a workmanlike manner. anted~known. -FENCING - Having a very large stock of Totara Posts on hand, also a large supply of Plain and Barbed Wire, with Rollers, Tins and Staples, those fencing can be supplied at the lowest possible rates at tho New Wharf, Cambridge. ANTED READ-Call on Kincaid, Victoria-street, Cambridge, and purchase a pair of the Northern Company's Boots, Shoes, or Slippers. Every pair stamped "Northern." The secret is the quality. I can sell at less profit than any other house in town.

WANTED KNOWN-The largest, cheapest, and best stock of Boots and Shoes of every description is to be seen at the premises or the undersigned. Cents' Court Shoes, 10s 0d ; Ladies Evening do., with headed toes and buckle, Gs. Freight paid to any railway station on all goods in the Waikato. Every description of Boots and Shoes made to order.—F. J. Sanders, Duke-street, Cambridge. W"~ ANTED-The Ladies of Waikato to know that J. R. E. Hatriek, of Hamilton and Cambridge, has just received a splendid line of Ladies' Silk (kid -tipped) Gloves in all shades; also, Ladies' and Gents' Astracan Gloves, with kid palms, wool-lined ; the finest assortment of Plushes, in all shades from 3s (id, yet seen in the AVaikato; together with a full assortment of New- Season's Goods in all departments at prices that must be seen to be believed. -J. K. E. Hatriek, Hamilton; F. J. Sanders, agent lor Cambridge, WANTED KNOWN—New Furniture at loss than auction prices, and of guaranteed quality. — F. J. Sanders, agent for Garliek and Cranwell, begs to submit the following list of pi ices for the benefit of the Waikato public. All orders entrusted to him will receive prompt attention, and persons ordering may have, goods consigned to themselves ami pay their own freight :-Washington Black-painted Chairs, 3s 9d ; Kauri do., New Zealand-made, -Is !)d ; Bent Quincey do., wood bottoms, 4s lid , Grecian do., pith seats, 'Is 3d ; Grecian, cane seats, 'Is (id ; Crown Dining do., 8s; Arm Chairs, 9s, 10s (id ; Nurse Rockers, 8s lid; Arm do., Ms (id; Children's Painted Rockers, with liisdi backs, arm rests, and cane seats, 3: 9d ; Varnished do., (is (id; Beiit'wood Chairs (bedroom), 7s ; Dining do 7s (id; Child's Low do., (Is (id;. Child's High do., 17s (id; Child's High Chairs (wood), 5s Gd ; do., cane seats, (is (id; Bcutwood Rockers, 30s, 3!s (id,-t()s, 50s ; Single Wood Bedsteads, Us, 15s; Double do., from 20s ; Single Hon Bedsteads, stump, 15s to 18s (id; do., French, 24s to 27s b'd ; Double do., from 20h to £10; Wood Cots, 17s (id to -15s ; Mattresses, Palliasses, Pillows, Bolsters, &c., Ac. ; Wire-wove Mattresses, best in the market, single, 17s Od, 2-ls; double, 255, 325; Upholstered Spring do., single, "Is 28s, 30s; double, 27s Gd, 455, 00s ; Tapestry Carpets, Is 10.1, 2s, 2s 3d, 3s, ?,i (id, 3.1 104, 4s, -Is 3d ; Brussels do., 4s ikl to Gs ; Kidder Squares, 3s Gd, 5s per yard; for the cold weather — Kapok Down Quilts, splendid goods, equal to three blankets, largest sizes, 25s to 28s 01; Eider Down do., 32s to 59s ; Linoleums, from Is lOd to 4s (id per square yard. On all orders amounting to £5 and upwards, 2.', per cent., £10 and upwards, 5 per cent." off. Samples of the above goods on view. The above arc Auckland prices, to which bare freight is added in Cambridge. Catalogues sent post free on application.-F. J. Sanders, for Garliek and Cranwell, Duke-street, Cambridge. A DANCE will be held in Hukanui A Hall on Thursday, May 16th. IT UNTLY COALS ! Huntly Coals ! TL by the truck load at mine prices. —T. VV." Maunder, Hamilton. XTOTICE.-If you want a really good LS wliolesoino'Bcer you should drink Dickeson's IXL Mild Tonic Ale.—G. F. Diekoson, Ngaruawahia Brewery.

rBLENDERS are invited for FIFTY 1 ACRES OP SWEDE TURNIPS, opposite the old Ohaupo Racecourse, np to June Ist. Thirty acres to be eaten by August 1-lth, remainder by September Ist. Terms cash. W. J. GRIBBLE, Ohaupo Road, Hamilton West. FIIO BUILDERS, PAINTERS, &c, TENDERS are invited and will bo received by the undersigned up till 7 p.m. on SATURDAY, the ISth inst, for ALTERATIONS, PAINTING, &c, to the residence of Mr D. Thompson, late Mr Win. Sorby. Plans, specifications, &c, can be seen on application to JAMES L. MANDENO. Tc Awamutu, May Oth, ISS'J. (FENDERS FOR CLEARING AND 1 PLOUGHING KEREONK ESTATE, NEAR MORRINSVILLE. TENDERS (to lie addressed to the undcrsif'ned, Morrinsville), will be received for CLEARING AND PLOUGHING about 250 acres on the Kereone Estate (formerly known as Gould's Farm), till I o'clock p.m. on TUESDAY, the 21st inst. Specification may be seen at Smith's Hotel, Morrinsville, Gabolinsky's Hotel, Waitoa, or at the homestead. JAMES GORDON, Manager. ! JpiRE ! The undersigned begs to announce that he" has RESUMED BUSINESS in the store lately occupied by Mr Ryburn, where he has OPENED UP ANEW STOCK, and he will be glad to see all his former patrons again. Every requisite for carrying ou the business. R. B. BROWN, Saddler, Te Awauiutu.

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Waikato Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 2627, 14 May 1889, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Waikato Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 2627, 14 May 1889, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Waikato Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 2627, 14 May 1889, Page 3

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