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Waikato Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 2854, 28 October 1890, Page 3

Wanteds, Sc. R W. J. HUNTER'S AUCTION ADVERTISEMENTS will in future be found top of first oolunin of advertisements on our fourth page. BLACKSMITH Improver wanted ; must be good at nailing on. Apply by letter.—j. L. Bpgg, Lichfield. WANTED— A Good General Servant. Apply Mrs W. M- Hay, Hamilton. WANTED-Those persons requiring a strong and serviceable Watch, made especially for rough wear and riding, to call on H. Howden, Watchmaker, Hamilton, where they can be had at the low cost of 255. ANTED-—T, 000 Pairs of Feet, assorted sizes, to tit with Boots, Shoes and Slippers of best quality and the very lowest prices, consistent with quality. A full stock of Kapai brand always on hand. Sewn, Pegged and Rivetted Hoots made to order. Repairs promptly executed. F. J. Sanders, Victoria - street, Cambridge. P.S.—Don't come all at once. *'*7 ANTED—AII persons about to VV marry, or to re-furnish, to know that Garlick and Cranwell, direct importers and manufacturers of every description of furniture and furnishing goods of every description, offer the largest, cheapest and best selection of the above goods in the North Island, suitable for all claases, for cottage or mansion. All the latest novelties in Art Goods to hand. A really splendid selection Art Tapestry Bordering just to hand. Full samples and prices to be seen at our only agent, Mr F. J. Sanders, Victoriastreet, Cambridge. WANTED -Purchasers for Wedding Presents, &c., to know that a nice assortment of really useful and ornamental Goods are always obtainable at Auckland pricos at my Cambridge a went, Mr F. J. Sanders. Japanese and other Tea Sets, Toilet Sets, Dressing do. from 4s; Vases, Toast Racks, Cruets, Ego Frame, Toast Rack and Cruet combined, Fancy Teapots in great variety. Hand-painted Tea and Moustache Cups and Saucer Sets, Jugs, Ruby Glassware, etc., etc. New goods constantly coming to hand, and at price to suit the times. Jno. L. Wilson, Importers of China, Glass and Earthenware, Auckland. WANTED —All who want the best value for money to call on me for well-selected Groceries of every description at Auckland prices. Lovers of Tea can choose from Nelson, Moateand Co. s, Brown, Barrett and Co.'a, L. D. Nathan and Co.'s, Rosebud and Economic, all at 2s and upwards. Tea in bulk, Is 4d per 11). Brown, Barrett and Co.'s and Durie and Co.'s celebrated Coffees, Cadbury's, Van Houteu's, Fry's, and Dunn, Hewitt and Co.'s Cocoas. No more trouble with wet firewood. Try Graham's New Patent Fire Kindlers; cheaper anil safer than kerosene, 3doz. for 7d. E'ich one burns seveu minutes. Local Cheese, Bacon, Hams, Butter, Kgcs, Flour, Honey, Vinegar and Clothes Lines. Yates New Flower and Garden Seeds. Sheep Shears, in several makes, also Sharpening Stones, just to hand.—F. J. Sanders, Victoriastreet, Cambridge. I*7ANTED KNOWN —Home MisVV sionary Meeting, Hamilton Wesleyan Church, to-morrow (Wednesday) evening. Deputation: Rev. W. Keall, from Thames. WANTED KNOWN—That we have now to hand our first shipments of New Season's) Goods—a magnificent stock, the largest, best selected and cheapest of any house in the retail trade in the colony. The various Departments are now replete with all the latest novelties that arc obtainable in the Home markets. Buying for cash from the manufacturer direct, and selling for (/ash Only, we offer the very best value obtainable for money, there beinp only one profit and no bad debts. Prints, fiom 3 ; Shirtings, from ; Art Muslins, from 3 ! £d ; Flannelettes, from 3jfd ; Unbleached Damask, extraordinary value, Is 6d per yd. Full samples of the abo\e to be seen at our agent, Mr F. J. Sanders, whose orders rcceive our special attention Try us. Smith and Caughey, Importers, Wholesale and I'amily Drapers. ANTED KNOWN. Our first shipments of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS are now to hand, comprising all the Latest Novelties from the Home markets. J. GILMOUR & CO., I.MI'OKTKKS AND FAMILY DKAPEKS, I'ARNKLL, AUCKLAND. Customers in any part of the district waited on with a full range of patterns by sending address to R. T. Gilmour, Hamilton. LOST— On Saturday afternoon, at the Bank comer, Hamilton, a Silver Locket, marked " Mary." Finder please return to The Waikato Times Office. TRAYED OR DRIVEN away on October 17 (day after Hamilton sale), Yellowish Strawberry Yearling Heifer, branded TC on rump. Reward.—R. Dillicar, Hamilton West. cfjS - COUNTY COUNCIL. Triennial Election. Notice is hereby given that the GENERAL ELECTION of COUNCIL. LORS will be held on WEDNESDAY, November 12th next. I further give notice that I appoint the Council Chambers, Ohaupo, as the place, and TUESDAY, November 4th before noon, the day for receiving NOMINATIONS of CANDIDATES for the several Ridings. N. T. MAUNDER, Returning Officer. yy-AIKATO COUNTV COUNCIL. General Election of Councillors, 1890-93. Public notice is hereby given in terms of Section 10 "Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876." that NOMINATIONS of CANDIDATES for the office of COUNCILLOR may be delivered oi addressed to the Returning Officer, Waikato County, Kirikiriroa, up to noor of SATURDAY, the Ist November 1890, to fill the ordinary vaoanciei undermentioned, viz., foi Rangiriri Outlying District, 1 Councillor Kirikiriroa Riding, 3 Councillors Tamahere Riding, 1 Councillor Cambridge Riding, 2 Councillors. An ELECTION (if required) will b hold on WEDNESDAY, the 12tl November 1890. JAMES McPHERSON, Returning Officer Waikato County. Kirikiriroa, .21th _ QPENING UP THIS WEEK NEW SPRINB GOODS In great variety, too numerous to describe, AT J. E. E. HATBICK'S, KAIAPOI HOUSE HAMILTON.