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Waikato Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 2866, 25 November 1890, Page 3

Wanteds, &c. l/V ANTED KNOWN -PJam il tor f T Sports on Boxing Day in Sydnej Square. Look out for posters. WANTED— A Handy Man for Wai kato Hotel. —F. LuQucsuc, Hamilton. WANTED —A Good General Servant Apply to Mrs Ilill, Salthurst Cambridge. _ WANTED— Two Men to Cut Flax also, two Boys for Flax-mill. Apply James Clements, Tauwharc. ANTED-A Man, to milk and make himself generally useful, Apply VV. Macgregor Hay, Hamilton. ANTED—Young Girl, for house work ; one who understands children. Apply Mrs Lcmpricre, Alexandra. ANTED—A Boy, about IG, to uiilk two or three cows and make himself generally useful about Hotel. Wages, 10s per week.—Appiy Waikato Times Oilice or F. Hose, Oxford Hotel. WANTED— Those persons requiring a strong and serviceable Watch, made especially for rough wear and ruling, to call on H. Howden, Watchmaker, Hamilton, where they can be had

at the low cost of 255. WANTED— 1,000 Pairs of Feet, assorted sizes, to lit 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 Boots made to order. Repairs promptly executed. V. J. Sanders, Victoria - street, Cambridge. P.S.—Don't come all at once. W ANTED-Purdnsera for Wedding Presents, &c, to know that a nice assortment of really useful and ornamental Goods arc always obtainable at Auckland prices at my Cambridge agent, Mr I , '. J. .Sanders. Japanese mid other Tea Sets, Toilet Sets, Dressing do. from Is; Vases, Toast Hacks, Cruets, Eg!* Frame, Toast Hack aud Cruet combined, Fancy Teapots in great variety. Hand-painted Tea and Moustache Cups and Saucer Sets,-lugs, Huby Glassware, etc., etc. New goods constantly coining to hand, and at price to suit the times. J no. L. Wilson, Importers of C'hiua, Glass aud Earthenware, Auckland. WANTED KNOWN—That cash buyers of Oatshcaf Chaff (prices as before) can have their own good sacks IHUi'i, ir forwarded Lo W. Selby, Hautapn, by the 20th. WANTED KNOWN.-Do you want to save money '! Then send to F. J. Samlers for whatever you require in Grocery, Drapery, Ironmongery, Furniture, China, Glass aud Earthenware, Boots and Shoes, etc. Garden Seeds, Crewel (Silks, Transfers, Macraino Cords, Crochet Eggs, Filosullc, Arrasene, Tiusfls, Needle Cases, etc. The surest way to get over the depression is to take the above advice. Goods at Auckland prices. Peerless Soap again to hand. Five O'clock Tea I Five O'clock Tea. •JO dill'oreut Teas to select from. A trial respectfully solicited from those who have not given me one.—F. J. Sanders, Victoria St., Cambridge. WANTED KNOWN—Garlick and Cranwell have the largest stock of Art Muslins, Art Serges, Art Cretonnes, Washing do., Art Blinds, Art Borderings, etc. Garliok aud Crauwell have tho largest stock of Floor Cloths, Linoleums, Carpet;, Mattings, etc. Garliuk aud Crauwell have the largest stock oE Iron Bedsteads, Cots, etc., Mattresses,utc. Garlick and Cranwell have the largest'stock of Kepps., Damasks, Tapestries, Hushes, Velvet, etc. Garlick aud Cranwell have the largest, cheapest, aud best stock of General burnishing Goods of auy House in the North Island. Cash only. Comparison invitod.—F. J. Sanders:, Waikato Agent, Cambridge. WANTED KNOWN—That Smith and Caughey have oc hand at their Cambridge Agency, an assortment of Clothing suitable for the present season. Boys' Sailor Suits, Us ; Kaiapoi Knieker Suits, 12* 0d; mens , do, -Us 6'd, 3'2s (id, ,'J4s (id ; Tweed Trousers, 7s lid, 10s, 15s 6d ; Mole Mid Cord ditto : Cottou Shirts, from '.'a; White ShirtsJ Us lid, Is lid, r>3 lid, Gs lid, 7s Ud, with Collars attached at 5a Ud ; Beat Linen Collars, bil each; Scarves, Socks, Braces, Handkerchiefs, Cotton, Merino, and Ribbed Un(lernliirts. W c offer the largest, cheapest and best assortment in every department of auy house in the retail trade for cash only. Full set of patterns at the agency. —Smith and Caughcy Direct Importers from the Manufacturer ; F. J. Sanders Cambridge Agent. One trial will convince the most sceptical. ry A NT E D KNOWN. Our first shipments of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS arc now to hand, comprising all the Latest Novelties from the Home markets. J. GILMOUR & CO., I.uroKTEiw and Family Duai'KKs, PARNELL, AUCKLAND. Cusl'juicra in any part of the district waited on with a full range of patterns by .vnding address lo K. '(.'■ Giluiour, Hamilton. VS7ILLIAM SOUTER & (JO., t y Cambridge, having been appointed agents for the Cambridge Holler Mills, all orders sent to us will be promptly attended to. Ah this Mill grinds only Waikato-grown Wheat, and the Flour, etc., produced is first-class, we hope those requiring Flour, Bran, or Sharps will encourage local industry nml send on their orders, which will be promptly atteuded to. LOST— The Socket of a Buggy Lamp. Finder suitably rewarded ou leaving at this ollice. Loet, from Kaglau, a Black Mare, branded O on ucck. Formerly owned by Rev. Father Luck. One pound reward will be paid to any person for her recovery by applyiug to MRS W. BULFORD, Raglan. rjiENDERS for Painting School-build-L ings at— KIHIKIHI RAGLAN will be received by the Education Board, Auckland, until two p.m. on FRIDAY, sth December, 1800. Specifications find conditions may be seen at the Office of the Board (Victoria Arcade, Auckland), and on application to the Chairmen of the respective School Committees. j\/| ANGAPIKO HO AD BOAKD. TENDERS will hu received till noon uf FRIDAY. !>Bth November, for the CONSTRUCTION of u CULVER I (wood) 10ft. span, over fiollicr's Di-aiu, Frontier Road. Plan and Specification ou view at Mi Teasdale's Store, 'L'e Avvainutu. Tcudore to be addressed to the Chairniau of the Board, Paterangi, marked outside " Tender for Culvert." Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, ALEX. ARMSTRONG, C.E. Kihikihi 20th November, 1800. CIRCULARS, &C, plain oi \j coloured, best of style, at Waikato Times Office-