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Wanteds, &c. WANTED— Elderly Man, to milk, * garden, etc.—W. Gardner, Kukuilia. _ WANTED— A Good Farm Hand at once. Apply to J. J. Graham, Wooitaido. WANTED— A Boy, for a farm. Apply A. Swurhrick, Mr Hay's office, Hamilton. WANTED— Tenders, by Wednesday next, for dipcing round trees. Apply Domain Board office. _ WANTED— Tenders for Two Good Men to get logs on trolly, at Tuupiri Sawmill ; girth measurement. Apply to G. F. Mellaril, at Mill. AN ' ED AT ONCE, for Kaipara— A Good, Useful Farm Hand ; also, for Tanpo, Good Boy, to milk and make himself generally useful. Apply to J. McNicol. . ANTED AT ONCE.—A Groom and Gardener, to milk and make himself generally useful, must thoroughly understand horses ; also, a good General Servant, able to cook. Apply in person at Dr. Kenny's residence, Hamilton. WANTED —Residents of Kihikilii and surroundinz districts to know that by leaving Watche*, Clocks, Jewellery, &c., with Mr Anderson, Kihikilii Hotel, Kihikihi, they will be "xccutcd in best atyle, &ud returned with promptitude by H. Howden, watchmaker, &0., Hamilton. W ANTED KNOWN—The Auckland Furniture Company, Direct Importers, are now supplying Furniture, Carpets, Bedsteads, Bedding, Japanese Matting, Wire • wove Mattresses (our special °inake), Linoleums, ete., etc., at Auckland prices. Mr R, T. Gilinour, of Hamilton, is authorised to receive orders NTED KNOWN. A Splendid Assortment of TWEEDS and COATINGS now on hand. Suits to measure, at Auckland prices. Fit and Styla Guaranteed. J. GILMOUR & CO., Family Drapers and Clothiers, PARNELL, AUCKLAND. ID Bowclen say that? Say what! That Salmon's Boots were the best in the district. Yes; he said that. Good gracious I he spoke the truth for once in his life. (Exit).

ON SUNDAY NEXT, Ist February, the Rev. J. P. Hewlett will hold Divine Service and Holy Communion at St. John's Church, Te Awamutu, at 11 a. i n. _ - THE Rev. J. P. Hewlett, M.A.,will hold divine service in the Kihikihi Anglican Church, s»t 7 o'clock, next Sunday (February Ist) evening. LOST — Between and Broadmeadows, the Cap off Springcart Wheel. Reward on returning to Booth and Roberta, Cambridge. STRAYED— From Hautapu, ONE BAY PONY MARE, branded A on the near shoulder. Any person returning same to J. Allwill will receive ten shillings reward. _ CATTLE BITCH.—Came astray, a Black and Tan CATTLE BITCH. Owner may have same on paying cost of advertisement, on application at this otlice. MISS NEWELL'S scholars will reassemble at the School on MONDAY NEXT, February '2nd, at half-past nine. \/l ISS CAREY, Teacher of Music, iVJL Dancing, School, &c., \ ictoriaatreet, Hamilton, will resume duties MONDAY, February -2nd. JJ£AMIL'J'ON WEST SCHOOL. Parents and Guardians are notified that duties will be RESUMED on MONDAY, Und February, at 9.30 a.m. JAMES HUME, Chairman. jsT"o~ T I c E. MISS E. FRANKLIN begs to inform her friends and customers that she has discontinued the business lately carried on by her in Grey-streefc She will, however, continue DRESSMAKING at her parents' residence, Nixon - street, Hamilton Eu3t. JM P OUNDING NOTICE. IMPOUNDED at Hamilton on January | SOi-h, 1801, by Mr J. Charlton, tor j trespassing on his farm between Whatawhata and Ngaruawahia, 1 B MARE, star on forehead, and two white hiud feet; no visible brands. Owner unknown. If not claimed, and expenses paid, to be sold oq FRIDAY, February 13th, 1891, at 12 o'clock noon. C. N. LisQUESNE, Pouudkeeper. Hamilton East, January 30th, 1891. TO the owners of Crops of Corn who gave us their support last season in THRESHING, wo hereby tender our thanks and ask for the same support this coming season. The following machinery will be at the service of the

public:—One Medium Threshing Plant, one large Threshing do., 4ft. Gin. Drum, Eight-horse Power Engine (uearly new), Steam Chaff-cutter, Grist-mill, Portable Saw Bench, for cutting firewood. The above machines are all in lirst-clasa working order. Those who engage our machines can rely on them giving satisfaction. Terms on application to JARRKTT BROS., Cambridge West. 8" ~OUTH AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. ' A MEETING of the Committee will be held ou SATURDAY EVENING, 31 at, at S p.m., in the Waikato Times Buildings. All coniiniiteemen are requested to , attend. G. H. CARTER, >, Hon, Sec. ' N" ° T 1 C E ' ANY PERSON found TRESPASSING . on the Waikatc Land Association's property in search of game, or otherwise, 1 will be PROSECUTED as the law , directs. , Woodlands, 9th February, 188 S. EXAMINATION OF MINE MANAGERS. Mines Department, '1 Wellington, 12th January, IS9I. e Au Examination of Candidates for certificates as Mine Managers, under "The Mining Act, ISS6," and "The Coal Mines Act. Amendment Act, 1890," will be held on the 24th February, 1891, and thiee following days, at places to be hereafter named. ; All applications, with fee of £1, must " be addressed to " The Secretary of tho Hoard of Examiners under the Mining Act or Coal Mines Act, Wellington,' 1 and must be received before the 16th I February. Candidates who were unsuccessful at the examinations held in January and July last will be allowed to come up for re-examinatiou in the Bubjeets iu which they failed. T. H HAMER, ' Sccvctary to tbo Board o£ Examtoeru.