Wanteds, &c. WANTED— An owner for a stray Red Steer Calf.—lT. A. Cowpcr, Te Rapa. WANTED— A Waitress ; must understand her work. Wages, 12s per week. Apply to Mrs F. Rose, Oxford Hotel. TXT ANTE D— A Middle-aged, Steady YY Man to loek after garden, inilk cows, and do other work. Apply to Henry Lewis, Te Awamutu. WANTED— The Public of Waikato to call and inspect the finest display of every class of Roods ever shown in the province. The grandest assortment, and at the lowest prices ever offered in any one establishment, is now offered by I<\ J. Sanders, Victoria-street, Cambridge, agent for Smith and Caughey, Import ers, \\ holesale and Family Drapers. WANTED— The Public generally to know thai the newest,, largest, cheapest, and best selection of Boots and Shoes in the Waikato is to be seen at the premises of the undersigned. New goods just, to hand. One trial will be sufficient to convince the most sceptical. Every descript ion of Boots and Shoes, pegged, sewn or rivet t ed, made to order by competent workmen. Repairs neatly executed.—F. J. Sanders, Victoria-street, Cambridge. WANTED KNOWN—Rev. Garland's Lecture, Wesieyan Church, Hamilton, Monday next, WANTED KNOWN—N. R. Cox has opened up a very large and wellassoi'ted stock of General Drapery. WANTED KNOWN —That: the undersigned has for sale cheap, a lot of Furniture, the property of a gentleman leaving the district. —F. J. Sanders, Victoria-street. Cambridge. WANTED KNOWN—To my Raglan customers. Messrs Rendell and Henry having been appointed my agents, will receive all Watches and Jewellery for repairs.—James B. Harker, Watchmaker, Hamilton. 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.— W. Souter and Co., _ "anted KNOWN — That the undersigned has now to hand a nice selection of Flax Embroidery Thread, Filoselle, Crewel Silks, Tinsel Embroidery, Transfers, and another consignment of Needle Cases. Inspection invited.—F. J. Sanders, Victoria-street, Cambridge. ANTED KNOWN. Our new season's goods have now comc to hand, and comprise all the latest novelties. Being imported direct from Home, the prices >vill compare favourably with anything in the trade. A full rauge of patterns in the hands of eur travellers. .). GILMOUR & CO., Family' Dbai'kk* and Clothier-*, PARNELL, AUCKLAND. FOR Cheapness and Quality combined, ladies and gentlemeu arc invited to inspect N. R. Cox's stock. RECITAL OF SACRED MUSIC, S. Andrew's Church, Cambridge, tomorrow (Friday) evening, S o'clock. EVERY attention and civility will be paid to parties wishing ro examine N. R. Cox s Stock, without being pushed to buy. NOTICE. —If you want a really good wholesome Beer you should drink Dickeson s IXL Mild Tonic Ale.—G. F. Dickeson, Ngaruawhia Brewery. BUY NELSON, MOATE & CO.'S CELEBRATED TEAS, in 51b. and 101b. tins, from JOHN PARR at Auckland prices, and save freight : tins given in. All other goods at equally favourable prices. JOHN I'ARR, Hamilton and Cambridge. THE person who borrowed the -Ith volume of "Knight's History of England" from me some years ago is required to return it at once, or call at my house for the remaining seven volumes and pay for this advertisement. WM. MACGREGOR HAY. OTI C E . RUNNING ON MY FARM, since November, ISSS, 1 BAY FILLY "1 unbroken, no 1 BAY COLT J brand If not claimed, and expenses paid, within fourteen days, will be sold, JOHN GALL, Rangiriri. l!9tli October, ISS!'. 0 T I C E ! NOTICE! Everything on Allotment.'!!), Parish of Pepepe, MUST BE REMOVED within fourteen days after this date ; if not they will be taken possession of by the undersigned. (Signed) KERAPA ROTANA. October 21st, 1389. G" 1 ARLICK & CRANWELL, Cabinet" X makers and General House Furnishers, Importers of every description of Furnishing Goods. J NO, L. WILSON, Importer of China, Glass and Earthenware. CIVIL SERVICE SUPPLY ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (Limited). J A. COOPER, Hat and Cap Manu- • facturer. NEW GOODS continually coming to hand from each tirin represented. The public are respectfully invited to call aud inspect the samples, &e., before purchasing elsewhere. Houses furnished throughout with every requisite on the shortest notice, and at lowest cash prices. F. J. SANDERS. Victoria-street, Cambridge. THE undersigned will attend at KIHIKIHI as follows October 23rd. R. W. DYER, Solicitor, Cambridge. MONEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE. MONEY TO LEND, in Large or Small Sums, at a moderate rate of interest.—Jackson and Ruasell, Solicitors, Fort-street. Auckland. Monrxsv TO liXSND IN SUMS FROM £25 upwards, at moderate rate of interest. Apply to THOMAS GKESJrIAM, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, Te Awamutu AGENCIES i LIFE—The Mutual Assurance Society of Victoria; established 1870. FIRE—The Norwich Union; eatablished 1796. ACCIDENT—The New Zetland Acci- ' Insurance Company.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 2700, 31 October 1889, Page 3
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