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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 2739, 1 February 1890, Page 3

Wanteds, Sc. ANTED-A General Servant. Apply Mrs Laurence Cussen, Hamilton. WANTED— Consccutivo numbers of old magazines. Apply Dey's, Hamilton East. WANTED.— By Sth February, Tenders for Clearinp, Ploughing and Disc • harrowing about ten acrcs fern land.—A. B. Wheeler, Harapipi, Wails a to. WANTED KNOWN — Chambers' Journal for sale. Apply Dey's, Hamilton East. WANTED KNOWN — Hamilton W«st Volunteer Hall, Monday, February 3rd, lecture by Mr Glaver. CWlection at close. ANTED KNOWN —- Hatrick, VV Draper, attending outside trade on Tuesdays, desires customers to make purchases at Kaiivpoi House as much as possible on other days. KNOWN—That F. J. Sanders, Victoria-street, Cambridge, has just received a small consignment of Violins, Violin Cases, Bows, Strings, Bridges, etc., to be sold cheap. W~ ANTED 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 Bupplied at the lowest possible rates.— W. Souter and Co., Cambridge. , "ANTED KNOWN—I have for sale Webb <fc Sons' Imperial Swede, Purple-top Aberdeen, Green-top Aberdeen, Green-top Scotch, Purple-top Mammoth, Devonshire Greystone and Whitestone or Stubble Turnip Seeds. All these are just landed direct from England-JOH IST PARR, Hamilton and . Cambridge. _______ WANTED TO SELL (cheap)-Rem-nants of Prints, Galateas, Shirt-' ings, Hollands, Turkey Red, &c., &c. Ladies' Embroidered Robes in pink and blue at greatly reduced prices to clear; warranted fast colours. New Ribbons, new Friilings, &c., in great variety. A great assortment of goods suitable for Christmas presents, cheap, now on hand at our agency, Victoria-street, Cam bridge. —Smith and Caughey, Importers, Wholesale and Family Drapers.—F. J. Sanders, Agent. \T7 ANTED KNOWN—That we are VV offering special inducements to all persons purchasing Furniture, 4c., this month. The largest and cheapest stock in the province of Art Muslins, Art Blinds, Art Cretonnes, Art Cushions, Art Fire Screens, &c., &c. Furnishing Goods of every description. A nice lot of Fancy Goods are also now on hand at our agency, Victoria-street, Cambridge, suitable for the season.—Garlick and C'ranwell, Cabinet-makers and General House J. Sanders, Agent. WANTED— The Waikato public to call and sea the finest display of China, Glass and Earthenware ever shown in the district. A splendid assortment of Tea Sets, Toilet do., Dressing do., Hand-painted Tea, Breakfast and Moustache Cups arid Saucers, Cheese Covers, Trifle Dishes, Vases, Glass Dishes, &c., &c. A lot of really useful Christmas presents are now on sale at the agency, Victoria-street, Cambridge.—Jno. L. Wilson, Importer of China, Glass, Earthenware. N.B. —'Mason's Jars, 9s and 12s 3d per dozen.—F. J. Sanders, Agent. A NTED KNO W N VICTORIA - STREET TIMBER YARDS, Hamilton. FOR SALEFirst- class Kauri and Totara of various dimensions. JOSEPH FREAR. ANTED KNOWN. The Civil Service Supply Association supply ALL GOODS AT AUCKLAND PRICES, with freight added. Price Lists on application. R. T. GILMOUR, Agent, Hamilton. ■yy ANTED KNOWN. We have now on hand a Splendid Assortment of COLONIAL TWEEDS AND COATINGS. Suits made to order on the shortest notice. Fit and style guaranteed. Ready-made Suits in great variety. J. GILMOUR & CO., Family Drapers and Clothiers, PARNELL, AUCKLAND. Customers waited on in any part of the Waikato by sending address to R. T. Gilinour, Hamilton, REV. C. H, GARLAND will preach to morrow evening in St. Paul's Church, Cambridge, on "Jesus of Nazareth : Was he a Divine person? " AMILTON - WESLEY AN CHURCH Sunday, February 2nd: 11 am., Mr W. A. Sinclair; 7 p.m., Mr J. Bycroft. Pukete, 3 p.m., Mr W. A. Sinclair. Ngaruawahia, 7 p.m., Mr W. A. Sinclair. NOTICE.— If'you want a really good wholesome Beer you should drink Dickeson's IXL Mild Tonic Ale.—G. F. Dickeson, Ngaruawliia Brewery. AWKE'S BAY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. The Annual RAM FAIR will be held on the Society's Grounds, Hastings, on WEDNESDAY, the Sth of February next. W. BEILBY, Secretary. MISS NEWELL will resume School on TUESDAY NEXT, 4th February, at 9.30 a.m. SCHOOL, CAMBRIDGE. MISS R. C. YOUNG will RE-OPEN SCHOOL on MONDAY, February 3rd, HE Pupils of the HAMILTON WEST SCHOOL will re-assemble on MONDAY NEXT at 9.30 a.m. The compulsory clause of the Education Act will be rigidly enforced on and after Monday. JAMES HUME, Chairman, Hamilton West School Committee. -M l " r 8 C 7^ Teacher of Music and Dancinu, (Next Mrs Greenwood's), VICTORIA • STREET, HAMILTON. Terms Moderatefirst term commences February 3rd. H. CONNELL, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC ANE SINGING, Begs to notify his pupils and the public of Hamilton that lie will RESUME LESSONS on MONDAY, 3rd February, 1890. Children's Singing Class will ro-assemblc on Wednesday, sth February,