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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 2764, 1 April 1890, Page 3

Wanteds, &c. ANTED—A General Servant at once. Apply Waikato Hotel. WANTED— A Man to drive horses and" waggon. Apply at once'to .P. Bolton, Wairangi. WANTED — A Good Housemaid; must be able to wiit at table. Mrs Lewis, Tc Awamutu. WANTED — Residents of Ngaruawahia and surrounding district to leave Watches, &c.,' for repairs with Friar, Da vies and Co., when they will be exeoutedpromptiy and in a workmanlike style by H. Howden, Praotioal Watchmaker, Hamilton. ANTED KNOWN — That the winding up of the Civil Service Supply Association will not affect either my stock or prices.—F. J. Sanders, Cambridge. YT7ANTED KNOWN-Why suffer VV the annoyance of a faulty Watch when, by sending it to J. B. Harker, Practical Watchmaker, Hamilton, you can have the defect remedied in a work-, manlike manner, and at'a reasonable charge. Messrs Rendell and Henry, Raglan Agents. '•■■■' ' , ■/. 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. Souterand Co., •Cambridge. ' WANTED — Purchasers for Plain White Cups and Saucers, 3s 9d per dozen ; Fluted ditto, 4s3d;Band and Line, : 4s 6d; White and Gold China Breakfast, 8s; Band and Line; Plates, 7in;, "i_£d each,-Biri';, eachj 10in., each ; Black and Gold Teapots, 2s, 2s 3d, 2s 6d each ; Printed Toilet Sets, complete, 9s 6d ; Band and Line, 12s 6d ; Painted, 16s 6d ; Maroon and Gold Band, 18s; White Jugs and Basins, 5s 6d ; Dressing Toilet Sets, 4s, ss, 7s Gd, 8s 6d (with candlesticks);; Band and Gold Tea Sets, 40 pieces, 12s Gd ; Glass Butter Dishes, 9d; Mason's Jars, one quart, 9s; two quarts, 12s 3d per dozen. Also, always on hand at the agency, a nice assortment of Fancy Goods, cheap.—F,- 1 J. Sanders, Victoria-street, Cambridge, agent for Jno. L. Wilson, Importer of China, Glass and Earthenware. WANTED— Buyers for Fresh Her- : rings, 7£d; Mullet, 7£d ; Sardines, 6Jd and lid ; Salmon,;lid and Is Id; Jellied Smoked Schnapper, Is 3d ; Digby Checks. Is; Lobster, Is 2d; Kippered Herrings,-Is; Red do > 3a 6d tin ; Sago, 3sd ; Tapioca, 3sd ; Rice, 3d ; Barley, 3d ; Hops, 10d ; Whole Ginger, Is 4d ; Washing Soda, lOlbs., Is; Whitiug, 121b5., Is; Salt, 141b5., Is; Universal Baking Powder, Iβ tin:; Loose do.; I 8 6d lb. ; Furness's Jams, best in the market, tins s£d, jars '(lib. riet),' ; 7idj; ;Union Co.'s, Rimmell's, Cnticura, Carbolic, Pears', Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soaps ; Tricopherous, Is 4d ;, Safe Cure, ss; Magnesia, Is 4d ; Enq's Fruit Salt, 3s 6d, etc., etc.—F. J. Sanders, Victoria-street, Cambridge. YTCTANTEDTOGIVE AWAY-Chil VV dren'e Box Dresses in white ecru, pink and blue, 7s 6d and 8s ; Ladies, 9s 6d, 10s 6d, 128 6d (lees than half-price); Ladies' Aprons, from 6|d; Mob Caps, from 9d each; Flouncing Lace, full width, 2s'6d per yard, splendid value; Sun Hats, Is ; Sun Bonnets, from Is 6d ; Children's Dresses, from Iβ 3d each, and numbers of articles at proportionately low prices. Also, just to hand, new Crewels, Arrasene, Feloeelle, Tinsel Beading (new line), Tinsel.Crotchet Eggs (new); also, an assortment of Wools, &c. —F. J. Sanders, Victoria-street, Cambridge.

WANTED KNOWN — Smith and Ciughey havo much plu sure, in intimating to their friends ami tlm public generally throughout Waikato tli t they havo now on hand, at their agent's, full samples of their first shipment of nu\v Autumn Goods, and are offering exceptional values in, all departments. Win ceys, to Is Sid ; Homespuns, 6id to Is 4Ad ; Costume Cloth, 7|d ; Melton do., Sgil ; Cheviot Checks, Hid ; Striped Dress Tweed, Is 3id ; Fierioh Merinos, 2s 6d to 2a Hid; French Cashmeres, Is Hid to 2s 3d f All-wool Tricotine, 2s 9d ; Amazon Cloth, 2s 6d ; Silk Bordered Serge, 3s 3d; All wool New Zealand Tweed, 4s 4jd ; very special job lines of Flannels in Welsh, Saxony, Scarlet and New Zealand.—F. J. Sanders, Agent, Victoria-street, Cambridge.ANTED" WIDELY KNOWN— That we have just opened an entirely new stock of Art Muslins (plain and fancy patterns), Art Serges, Lancaster Oriental Curtains (2s 3d and :2s 6d ; per yard), Tea Cloths, Table Covers, Borderings, Damasks, Quilts, Sheetings, Towels, &c;, &c. Brussels Carpets,. beautiful patterns ; Tapestry Carpets, from is 8d to 4s 3d per yard ; Linoleum and Oilcloth, Is Id to 4s 6d per yard ; 4yds. wide Linoleum to arrive soon. Blankets : English; also,Kaiapoi, Rdslyn, Wellington, Onehunga, and Mosgiel. Furniture of every description in great variety, at very low prices,. Inspection invited.— Garlick and Gran well, T)irect Importers and Manufacturers: F. J. Sanders, agent, Victoria-street, Cambridge. Ranted known. Four-bushel Covnsauks for sale ai price to suit the times. JOHN PARR, Hamilton. VFANTED' KNOWN;. The Civil Service Supply Association supply ALL GOODS AT AUCKLAND PRICES, with freight added. " Price Lists, on application. R. T. GILMOUR, Agent, Hamilton. A N T E D KNOWN. Our First Shipment of AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS has n»w arrived, and comprises all the latest novelties fer the season. Being bought for cash in the Home markets, customers may rely on getting good value. J. GILMOUR & CO., Family Drapers and Clothiers, PARNELL, AUCKLAND. Customers in any part of the district waited on by sending address to R. T. Gilmour, Hamilton. ILLIAM SOUTER & Cambridge, having been appointed agents for the Cambridge Roller Mills, all orders sent to us will be promptly attended to. As this mill grinds only Waikato - grown Wheat, and the Flour, etc., produced is firstclass, we hope those requiring Flour, Bran, or Sharps, will encourage local industry and send on their orders, which will be promptly attended to. OST—On Wednesdayr~Ma7ch 20th! 1890, a LEVER WATCH. Finder will be rewarded by leaving the same at Mr Qualtrough's Shop. T\ R A I N I N G~. TENDERS will be received by the undersigned UDtil FRIDAY, April 4tb, for about 50 CHAINS OF DRAINING. J. T. MEARS, Wairangi. VT O T I O E~! POISON is being laid for DOGS on the Woodsidc Estate, Tainahere. J. J. GRAHAM. Woodeidp, 3rd March, 1890.